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Shakespeare's Othello. Othello is responsible for his own actions. His actions alone determined his fate...identified that “Othello’s jealousy feeds on itself throughout the play and eventually drives him to madness and murder” (84). Thus, the claim, “Othello is responsible for his own actions”, is much more affirmed. Othello’ jealousy and suspicion were not the only factors included in his tragic flaw but certain other factors are also there. Helen McCulloch and Gary Carey have rightly observed and commented thus, “Some say that Othello’s tragic flaw was jealousy which flared at suspicion and rushed into action unchecked by calm common sense. A more modern interpretation would say that Othello’s tragic flaw that he had internalised, that is taken into himself, the prejudices...
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Theory of why the United Nations Votes get Certain Results...binding. However, resolutions passed by the Security Council, which is the United Nations’ most powerful organ, under chapter seven may be enforced by third parties. When Palestine recently requested for enhanced status at the UN, the US reaffirmed that it would vote against the move. This, naturally, earned the US enemies from members of the Arab league. The US, backed by Israel, was against the bid by Palestine to be granted non member state status. The US said that it was opposed to the move because Palestine must negotiate its way to statehood by direct discussions with its opponent, Israel, and not via the UN. Palestine was under...
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Families should be held responsible for crimes committed by teenagers..., 1998). That individual can only be held accountable for actions that fall under ones influence. The only exception arises when an individual manipulates a teenage brain to commit a crime. Parents have such influence in their teens especially those above 16 years. With this knowledge parents can be qualified for criminal intent. There is a notion that parental behavior is usually related to the child’s behavior. This is has been a dilemma to many, to prove that it indeed there is some truth in the statement. Hypothetically speaking had the parent acted differently would that have altered the child’s outcome or parents conduct led to the criminal behavior...
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Racial profileing is wrong under any circumstances...Research Paper, Sociology Topic: Racial profiling is wrong under any circumstances Racial profiling is a term related to enforcement agencies which is often confused to be an investigative tool. Therefore, it is important to understand the meaning as well as the appropriate use of the term. There are a number of definitions attributed to racial profiling and one of these is any police initiated action which is dependent on the race or ethnicity of an individual rather than his behavior. It is a racially biased technique used by enforcement agencies used in all kinds of policing including traffic stops and other such acts. It involves policing activities based solely on...
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ENG 1 (should parents be responsible for their children's actions)...Introduction Parents are usually regarded as the people in charge of children from birth to the period when they attain the age whereby they can be self reliant in regard to making individual decisions. The maturity age varies in different countries. For example in the United States maturity age is 18 years, in England and Scotland, the age of consent is 16 years, while in Latin America it is much lower, being cerebrated at the age of 15 years. The maturity age signifies the capability of a person to differentiate between right and wrong, and to make a sound decision in matters affecting his/her life as well as that of other people. It is the age at which a person is required to take full...
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Evaluation and Analysis of the Leadership Styles under Specific Circumstances...style in leadership. Another similar action on his part was the removal of such a large number of employees from the organization. This is not common practice among the Japanese where removal usually comes only with retirement and is rarely performance related.
The above arguments prove that Okuda was definitely a transformational leader who brought about many radical changes in the company Toyota, which rescued the said organization that was at stake under those circumstances.
Radical change in Leadership for companies in crisis
When a company is in crises, I believe that radical change in the managerial system can definitely be useful. If a company or an organization is in crises it...
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Q...products. Saudi Aramco conducts periodic market research coupled with market intelligence. Market intelligence refers to the broad spectrum about the market. It refers to a lot of topic which may include the organization and its products, prices, macro-environment, competition, and so on. For Saudi Arabia and the local market of oil, market research includes the study on the existing business environment of the country, the price of oil in the local market, the oil companies and the competitors, and the assets of those companies. (Saudi Aramco website)
A definition of market research by the American Marketing Association goes:
“Marketing research is the function which links the consumer, customer, and public to the...
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Discuss the basis upon which an employer can be held legally responsible for the negligent actions of his/her employee...Tort Law & Employer’s Liability Number Department a) Discussing the basis upon which an employer can beheld legally responsible for the negligent actions of his/her employee
The extent to which an employer can be held legally responsible for the negligent actions of his employee falls within the law of tort. A tort is a civil wrong which is legally recognised as the ground for a lawsuit. The wrongs may result in a harm or injury which constitutes the grounds for a claim by the party that has suffered harm. Nevertheless, it is also true that there are torts that also amount to crimes and are liable to imprisonment or...
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Nations and States...Characteristics of 19th century Nation s The 19th century saw many key developments in political science. It was a period of fertile intellectual discussion about various forms of government and their merits and demerits. It was a time when many societies were coming out of agrarian economies and embracing industrialization. On the political front, imperialism still held sway as the dominant geo-political formation, even as older forms of monarchies and principalities continued to exist. In the flux created by new industrial methods of production, warfare and administration, the idea of ‘nationalism’ came to fore. With Europe as its epicentre, nationalism...
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Q (VE1) or Q (VE2)...Virtue and Happiness Based on Aristotle’s Nicomachean ethics, virtue is defined as the mean achievement of a feeling – one that does not exist in excess or in deficiency with references to the particular individual (Aristotle 5b). Aristotle defined happiness by drawing upon an example of what anger constitutes, and how the feeling of anger does not constitute what can be said to be our ethical (moral ethics) being. However, how well or badly we manage the feeling of happiness is what concerns others’ opinions of us. In terms of the definition of ethics, which is itself a mean, ethics (how we are trained to handle any situation) is plainly the cause of the achievement of the ‘average’ feeling of happiness (happiness does...
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