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...this period was succeeded by hellenicn period.This classical art is a symbolism of classical greek period where the emphasiz was more on meaning ful life.Here the genre of art also reflects the peaceful and ethical thinking of the citizens of Classical Greek period.The art depicts the refined intelligence and knowledge of the citizen of the greek period.Greek Civilization was at its peak during the Classical Greece era, when this sculpture was constructed.Usually this kind of art is mainly erected at cemetery which shows the relation of man with nature and his unwillingness to leave the material world.The two dove s resembles peace and eternity after death.The art also conveys the state of soul after departing from...
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...risks especially to the security of people. Their identities are transmitted through the interconnected wires and sensitive data are shared. Sometimes it may become the source for frauds, scams and even national threats (Agre, 1994, p. 102). It may pose a big risk to the liberties of the individuals and nations alike. In particular, two concepts will be discussed deeply in the paper based upon the notions of the two authors namely Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze. Foucault wrote about the discipline in the society through his work Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison while Deleuze wrote about the societal control through his work...
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...are not separated from religious, political and social aspects (Walrath and Prins 51). The economic system of a farming society largely depends on production, distribution and consumption of goods. However, there many types of economic systems which include: traditional and modern, industrial and non-industrial, and small scale and large scale economies. In the small scale societies that are non-industrial, land and other valuable resources are usually controlled by groups of related people and individual ownership of land is rare to find. The division of labour is done according to gender and age of the members of the society. Simple farming societies...
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... and region less, women play a very important role in shaping society, as the pillar of strength supporting her wayward men, controlling and nurturing her demanding children and standing up to her demands from the society.
Work Cited
Cass, Victoria B.. "The Death of Woman Wang.." The Journal of Asian Studies (1980): 550-552
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Rifaat, Alifa. Distant View of a Minaret and Other Stories (African Writers Series No. 271). Heinemann , 1987.
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Spence, Jonathan D.. The death of Woman Wang. Penguin USA, 1979.
( Spence ) ( Spence )... Comparison between Egyptian/Muslim society and Chinese/Confucian society. The timeless tale of a woman, in any society is a...
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...OH&S - Hazard Audit and Control Prepared by Submitted to Word count Introduction A hazard can be described as a situation with potential of causing the injury or illness. The hazards in ware house are regarding the heavy load lifting, dangerous goods and damage to the property.
The risk can be claimed as the likelihood of exposure to a hazard. This may be due to an injury or a disease,
To avoid the above mentioned risks, the OHS can be implemented by the employers. It assures the workers the guarantee about their health and safety in the work place. The health and safety of the workers should be the responsibility of employer, government agency and the employees collectively. The collective...
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...society seem to be good for the current world whereas majority of its principles are impossible to achieve in the current world. The principles of equality, liberty, human rights etc are the contributions of the utopian thinking which are still relevant in the current society. At the same time, a society functioning without a government is impossible in the current world under any circumstances. No tow individuals are alike and hence the freedom will be misused in the absence of a controlling authority like a government. Utopians advocate formation of self managed small societies which is also impossible to achieve in the present social setup. It is...
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While some Western scholars believe that Islam is on a collision course with West and is inherently inimical to the modern age we live in (Huntington1993, 1996, Armesto 1995; Fukuyama 1998; Kepel 2002; Lewis 2002), other scholars (Muslims and non-Muslims), Noorani, Tibi, Bloom & Blair, Seyyed Nasr, and John Esposito suggest that Islamic societies-like other world cultures influenced by traditional religions- are reacting to the global transformation taking place. The reaction is a mixture of anger, denials, and social tensions. Like Christianity or Judaism, Hinduism or Buddhism, Islam has been adopted for many causes, from modernism to traditionalism, liberalism to conservatism, which may have nothing to...
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...Thesis Proposal Since the advent of this world violence has been prevailing in different forms. This violence has now spread such that it has become a threat to the integrity of this world. Different types of weapons and armor is being used to spread this terror all over the world. The topic I have chosen to write is on Gun Control. Gun Control here refers to control of arms and weapons in the countries.
I have chosen the topic of Gun Control because I believe that this control has to play a major role in the violence rates currently prevailing in this world. All over the world different countries have passed legislations to control these killings. These legislations or law either snatch the right of someone to possess a gun... or...
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...that will uplift the standard of living of middle to low classed citizens! Government priorities have been lopsided, favouring the projects of the rich over the service of the poor. This may be due to the personal agendas of those in power. Farsoun laments how Arab state capitalism produces “parasitic and predatory bourgeouisies and helps reproduce overdeveloped state structures and underdeveloped productive forces” (233). This means that the government yields its control to those are moneyed and justify that they may provide employment to those who are not. In this sense, the parody of the golden rule applies: “He who has the gold, rules”.
In a sense, the authors believe that the government needs to be more...
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...The Implications of Wearing theTraditional Dress Fashion in the modern world today de s a person’s style, personality and status in life. It can be an expression of creativity when people integrate into their wardrobe some special item that reflects something about them. However, in Arab society, one’s dress is indicative of more things, usually coming Arabian perspectives and interpretation of the Qur an, or scared book that tells them how they should live in the way Allah would have wanted.
Since Islam is very conservative, worldly values and practices are prohibited in their society. The Al-Ziyy Al-Islami or Islamic dress is something that distinguishes them from others because such dress should reflect the cornerstones... it to...
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