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The essay “main ideas in the Novel Things Fall Apart» illuminates Okonkwo's life path diametrically opposite to his cowardly father's one, the hard work of the hero, crowned with well-deserved respect among fellow tribesmen, changes in the usual way of life, beliefs caused by European colonization.... As the writer himself belonged to Nigeria, the main idea to write “Things Fall Apart” was to make the world aware of the culture of his country and the impact of the process of colonization by the Europeans....
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?? She then refutes the three basic arguments for banning therapeutic cloning: that a fertilized egg is a person; someone may be tempted to implant a cloned embryo in a woman's womb and produce a baby; and that random reproduction may lead to “manufacturing” that “robs one of autonomy.... He is very specific and clear in his arguments, and passionate too.... Both writers have strong arguments....
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The book titled Assault on Ideology - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Political Thought, is an important volume in this regard.... This paper uses the book in question by James F Pontuso to analyse the role of Marx's ideas in people's lives, through a discussion of those very ideas that have been described in the book.... This book is a statement of the various ideas laid down by Marx with a deep contextual discussion of how they affected the everyday man....
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This essay talks about the book "Unstoppable" by Ralph Nader highlighting the facts about Nader's fighting for the Americans against the deep influence of the corporations and their governmental advocates in the society that are mentioned in the book.... The essay "Review of the book Unstoppable by Ralph Nader" analyses the plot of the book concerning the fighting against the deep influence of the corporations and their governmental advocates in the society....
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the main idea of the book revolves around the world community, rather than focuses on a particular religion, ethnicity or region of the world.... The book shares experience of an individual who experiences enjoyment and suffering of individual in love.... The present paper aims to critically analyze the idea presented in the book The book, ‘The Art of Loving' is written by Erich Fromm, who is a famous author in the discipline of social sciences....
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the main purpose behind writing this book was to present the basic principles of logic so that people can know the importance of logic and develop a sense of gratification that comes from being rational.... The book Being Logical was written by D.... This book was one of his best sellers and can easily be found on Amazon and Books-A-Million.... The author has summarized the book into various parts so that it is clear to everyone....
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When explaining to his readers where he stands in the atheist/theist spectrum, Dawkins states “I cannot know for certain but I think God is very improbable, and I live my life on the assumption that he is not there.... This paper "Outline and Review the Arguments and Controversies Generated by Richard Dawkins Recent book, The God Delusion" delve into the different faces of this scholarly piece of literature in an attempt to gain insights into the arguments and controversies raised by it....
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The paper "Arguments Against Corporate Power in Joel Bakan's book The Corporation" highlights that a critical analysis of the Bakan's criticism of the corporate power shows that Bakan wasn't only against the corporation power, but also against the capitalist system of economy.... In the first chapter of his book, Bakan contends that the corporations in the seventeenth and the early eighteenth century were under strict statutory restrictions.... The paper aims at vitiating the Bakan's arguments and showing that corporations are not as tyrannical as Bakan argues....
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