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The paper "What Are the Potential Benefits and pitfalls in Promoting a New Cinema " discusses that generally, new cinema conveys unconventional content with experimental style, and the results are either blasé and mediocre or avant-garde and impressive.... There are both benefits and pitfalls to this new mode of filmmaking, which this paper will explore....
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Essay
In the first instance of decolonization in Asia and Africa, it is inevitable that the liberation process and the creation of a new national identity would give birth to a stronger patriotic spirit in the indigenous population.... This essay "Theories of Ethnicity and Nationalism" discusses the important factors to note in post-war concepts of ethnicity are that nationalism and ethnicity had joined with fascism in the regimes of Germany, Italy, and Japan, and this is largely credited with the aggression that fueled WWII....
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the pitfalls of green house gases such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and many others might also be vigorously discussed thereby highlighting the concept of usage of non-renewable resources.... Along with this, the level of awareness of the visitors are also enhanced about the pitfalls and damages caused by the high usage of plastic bags, mobile phones etc resulting depletion of ozone layer, entry of huge UV rays in the environment.... Environmental factors - The level of consciousness about the importance of planting varied types of plants and trees are widely discussed among the members of Eden project....
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In the past few centuries, since the oduction of the mind/body problem, philosophers have resorted to changing entire metaphysical schemes in order to fit the newest levels of discourse relating to mind and consciousness.... What the discourse has left philosophers in the current times are a variety of possibilities—each inherently saddled with inadequacies and pitfalls, and supported by arguments and logic....
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The basic underlying purpose of this article is to make the readers aware about the various approaches and strategies which can and are successfully used by the management in executing their basic yet crucial functions such as managing and staffing of employees especially, on.... ... ... In the process, the article highlights the key functions of management such as recruitment and selection; development and training; performance evaluation; remuneration; and labor relations....
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Advocates of a functional approach focused on the active (functional) adaptation of human consciousness to the environment (Vandenbos, 2006).... The primary concern of functionalists was to understand how the human mind and consciousness functions.... The "Behaviorism, Functionalism and Cognitive Psychology: History and Modern Application" paper argues that extreme neologization of human psychology is the major drawback of behaviorism: behaviorists did not distinguish between humans and animals while the humanistic approach avoided this drawback....
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The research paper "Youth Voting Behavior" examines voting behavior of youth.... A tendency to interest in the democratic process in the country, inner and outer factors of voting behavior influence are traced trough theoretical overview and user engagement.... ... ... ... It is not until relevant and adequate political advertising youth behavior can be changed from passive into an active one....
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Research Paper
The paper "Variety Theories of Ethnicity and Nationalism" highlights that historical developments are apt to outpace academic theories of human behavior, and researchers in sociological theories of ethnic identity should be attentive to both the qualitative and quantitative methods.... ... ... ... The theory of ethnicity promoted by Smaje in 'Not just a Social Construct: Theorising Race and Ethnicity,' is one that is informed by the post-modern and multi-cultural debates that dominate contemporary academic research in sociology....
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