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...times. Troy, a formal baseball player, had fought to keep his family and friend’s closer, although he was never taught how to love, blaming his family for his father’s actions during his childhood and racism during these times. Troy Maxson is borne North by the great migration of his people searching for the promised land. Unskilled and unwanted, he searches the streets of distant cities until the day he kills a man to stay alive. He learns how to play baseball in jail, rises to prominence in the Negro leagues, but is barred from playing in the major leagues because of the color of his skin. The race prejudices operating in the American society are described through the comparison that Wilson offers between Troy and Babe Ruth at the beginning of the play. Troy doesn't want Cory to play...
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...George said “Aw, Lennie!” “George put his hand on Lennie’s shoulder” (Of Mice and Men). “I ain’t taking it away just for meanness” (Of Mice and Men). “That mouse ain’t fresh, Lennie; and beside, you’ve broke it petting it” (Of Mice and Men). Here George demonstrated he cared about Lennie’s feelings. He wanted Lennie to understand that he was not taking the mouse from him just because he didn’t want him to have it; it was because it was died and he could get sick. George showed compassion toward Lennie when George places his hand on Lennie’s should as a way to comfort Lennie because the mouse was taken away from him. Another instant when George demonstrated he cared about Lennie was when Lennie got in trouble for the first time in Weed. Lennie said “jus’ wanted to feel that girl’s dress---jus’ wanted to pet it like it was a mouse---Well, how the hell did she know you jus’ wanted to feel her dress?” (Of Mice and Men). Because Lennie grab this girl’s dress and wouldn’t let go he got accused of raping this girl. Since, no one was going to believe Lennie didn’t do anything bad to this girl but only grabbing the dress both Lennie and George had to escape from Weed before they would kill Lennie. Here George again demonstrates how much he really cares about Lennie because they escaped together. George did not leave Lennie alone in this situation. George understood that Lennie didn’t mean any harm but was mentally unable to recognize that his actions were viewed at...
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...everyone. I think people are like a clover one plant but with three parts. With some observations I want to go into depth and determine if people change the ways they talk depending on whom they are talking to, family, friends and co-works/ professional world. I feel that the way someone speaks determines the way people think about them. It is important because no one wants their co-workers to think they are not smart or friends to think they are arrogant. I took the time to go and observed two people in their daily lives. I followed Mark and Tina around for six hours each- two at work, two with their family, and two with their friends. Mark is 50 years old and has 3 children; he has been working in the same factory as Tina for the last 30 years. Tina has been working in this plant for the last 7 years and is 30 years old. She also has 2 children. I chose to follow Mark and Tina because they work at the same factory, went to the same high school, and grew up in the same area. I did this because I felt like this would make my observations close to each other, therefore if there are any changes in the way they talk between family, friends, and co-workers it would reduce the chances that it could be from outside influences. The first time I went to observe I went to a factory in Findlay, Ohio to see both Tina and Mark at the same time. I sat and observed them without asking them any questions. I did not want to ask them any questions because I did not want to influence...
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...nothing to do against death and the scars of the war in Men without women In this essay I’m talking about the main issues present in the following short stories in Men without women by Ernest Hemingway (1928): In another country (25-29), Hills like white elephants (29-33), The killers (33-40) and Now I lay me (83). In another country is about a wounded American soldier recuperating from an injury by receiving treatments from machines in a hospital in Milan, Italy. Machines. With him there’s an Italian major receiving treatment for a shriveled hand. There is a strong optimism of a physician employing the new machines which is contrasted with the skepticism of Italian major who, disbelieving in the machines, nevertheless comes regularly for therapy to his hand. That daily attendance is interrupted only with the sudden death of the major’s wife. The machines were new, as result, the narrator and the major were trying them. And although they both didn’t trust in the machines they were under their treatment because they really wanted to recover. The major wanted to be his wife and the narrator probably wanted to clean his pride because his wound and medals were “fake”. What I think can be infer from the text is that even if the machines have success healing the soldiers, the war for them won’t end because is not just facing enemy on the front line but also picking up the pieces of their damaged lives and facing the prospect of tomorrow. As a consequence the machines are not...
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...and he has his own films how cool is that. He is known as the best living artist of his generation. His current work is based on Pantheo Vortex. Second, what i've noticed that my artist does sculptors of animals. I've also noticed that he does paintings of the past. When i look at his paintings i think of the times when they would draw on the walls. His style seems soft but then again feels bold and heavy. His artwork isn't really satisfying to look at, in my opinion. His art is more realistic than abstract. I wasn't drawn to my artist, i couldn't find any that I really liked...
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...written by William Sakesphere about a British nobleman who brings about his own horrible fate. In Macbeth, Macbeth starts out by being a good man with high moral standards. As the play continues you can see his standards become lower and lower in his sides and soliloquies. Macbeth soon realizes that trying to push your own fate instead of allowing it to play out the way it was meant to will get you into trouble. In act one scene four Macbeth delivers a soliloquy that tells his feelings about killing Malcolm and the King: The prince of Cumberland! That is a step On which I must fall down, or else o'erleap, For in my way it lies. Stars, hide your fires; Let not light see my black...
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...civilized society’s way of thinking he has undergone big changes. He sacrifices his home, safety, reputation, memories, and friendships to follow his own morals and is willing to risk everything for friendship. As a result, his time with Jim on the raft had him question his own consciousness and what really is right or wrong. At the beginning of the book, Huck believes that justice is to turn Jim in and if not, he is to blame and his actions are morally to blame as well. As Huck has had numerous opportunities to turn Jim in he never follows through with them, but instead go with what he thinks is right. Huck begins to believe that his former thoughts...
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...The argument which I am focusing on is titled “No One Knowingly Does Evil” and is written by Socrates. This argument concludes that those who do evil things do them involuntarily. According to Socrates it is not in human nature to choose to act in a way what one believes to be harmful, instead of a way that is good. He claimed that all wrong, or evil, is only done out of ignorance and not from the intention to do evil. This view appears controversial because people are known to occasionally commit deeds that are apparently evil either out of self-interest or acting on impulse, against their better judgment. It is at this point that we come to an important clarification. Socrates did not state that doing wrong to others is ever right, but that the motivation for such actions determines the character of the will involve. Socrates maintained that people are never motivated to bring harm to themselves. Since Socrates believed that wrongdoing always harmed the wrongdoer, he saw all wrongdoing as a mistake in judgment or an expression of ignorance. This is especially true in cases where a life full of wrongdoing never physically harms the wrongdoer. Socrates believed that the most pitiable of humans were those who lived under the delusion that their wrongdoing benefited them. Socrates saw no conflict between self-interest and morality. On the contrary, he saw virtue as the greatest benefit and maintained that immoral actions actually harmed the agent and could therefore only be committed...
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...Hamlet’s dead father’s ghost, Fortinbras, and King Claudius also look for revenge. Overall, the play Hamlet portrays revenge as a destructive and powerful emotion that negatively influences the characters. The first incident where revenge is brought up in the play is at the beginning when Hamlet confronts the ghost of his father. Horatio, Hamlet’s friend, is the one who tells Hamlet that there is a ghost that Hamlet needs to see. Intrigued by this thought, Hamlet goes with Horatio to see this ghost. As it turns out, the apparition is the ghost of Hamlet’s dead father. The revenge is mentioned when the ghost commands Hamlet to “revenge his foul and most unnatural murder.” (1.5.31) The ghost does not hesitate to mention revenge; it is a natural act that Hamlet should commit to honor his father. Hamlet is told that his father was murdered by Claudius and Winston 2 now must seek revenge for that murder. According to David Kastan, “To be Hamlet, to deserve the name, at least as far as the Ghost is concerned, is to be a revenger.” (112) At first, Hamlet is shocked by this news and seems unable to understand what has just been told to him. Even his friend Horatio comments, “These...
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...‘Arthur Miller, you either had two choices, you admit you have done witchcraft and you don’t get hung, but you wreck your reputation, or you say you didn’t do witchcraft and get hung for it. Since John Proctor’s motivation is keeping his family safe. his decision to admit adultery, establishes a twist by the end of the play. One of the few motivations that John Proctor was, protecting his family and keeping them safe. Elizebeth and there kids meant everything to them. “ My wife will never die for me! I will bring your guts into your mouth but that goodness will not die for me!” (1071) Proctor’s violent language shows the strength of his feeling for Elizabeth, and hs great deal of respect. John Proctor was eager to risk anything to save his family to keep them from getting harmed. They meant everything to him. John’s will to fight for his family’s safety was a struggle for him, but he risked his own life to keep them safe. John committed adultery with Abigail in the beginning. That choice effected him greatly by having to get involved in court. Also has to force being hung or not. All of this was mostly to protect Elizabeth. ‘..she’ll ruin you with it, I know she will’...
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...DOM03 Project Management Assignment I Assignment Code: 2012DOM03A1 Last Date of Submission: 15th April 2012 (for old PhD) 15th May 2012 (for ACM) Maximum Marks 100 Attempt all the questions. All questions carry equal marks. The case of the Mexican Crazy Quilt “The mission of the project which you will head is to get our new Mexican subsidiary ready for take-over by Mexican managers. My hope that you will be able to do this in about two years” explained Robert Linderman, president of Linderman Industries to Carl Conway, newly appointed manager for “Operation Mexicano”. Conway had been hired specifically for this assignment because of his experience in managing large defence projects in the aerospace industry. “The first thing that I will have to do is put a project team together” said Conway. “I imagine that you have in mind my drawing people from the functional divisions.” “Yes, I have already sent memoranda to the division managers informing them that you will be asking for some of their key people to work under you for about two years,” said Linderman.. “In addition, I have advised them to be prepared to process work orders from Operation Mexicano with the personnel and equipment of their organizations. Later on in the project’s life, you will begin to get Mexican personnel, both managers and technicians, in to your organization. These people will have Mexican...
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...Considering he is a college drop-out, he has done well for himself. This genius of a man has built Facebook into the most used social network in the world. The inspiring thing about it is that he is still building. He refuses to be complacent and will not settle for anything but the best. As I know from the article, there is a lot of knowledge to be learned from the 27 year old entrepreneur, who made his first million dollars at age 19. This article is very useful in learning how to be a successful entrepreneur. Some important advice that I retained from this article is to stay in control of the situation. It's important not to let people walk all over you or take advantage of you because if you let them, they will continue to take advantage of you all the time. It will also allow you to gain respect from others when they see that you are steadfast. When executives met Mark Zuckerberg in his Adidas flip flops they assumed they were dealing with a young kid who happened to come up with this great idea but didn't know how good it really was, however, Zuckerberg outsmarted them in many ways. Many "big shots" jumped on the opportunity to try and buy Facebook from Zuckerberg. Their thinking was that they were dealing with a money hungry, ignorant adolescent. They were wrong; they didn't even know that they would actually learn something from him. One of the most important things that I gained from the article that will be useful for me as I become a manager is not to jump on the first...
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...Piggy didn't lose his morals; he always kept his strong belief in order, civilization, and doing the right thing. Piggy gets angry when rules are broken. "'They've got our fire.' Rage shrilled his voice. 'They stole it!' 'That's them,' said Piggy. 'They blinded me. See? That's Jack Merridew. You call an assembly, Ralph, we got to decide what to do,'" (chapter 11). Piggy is very angry that Jack has done wrong by stealing his glasses. He wants things to be done correctly, he is very opposed to Jack’s way of doing things. Piggy strongly believes in the power of Ralph's position as chief. He believes in the order of calling an assembly to fix what has been done wrong. Piggy also strongly believes in doing things in the right way. Piggy states his...
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...these instructions, you’ll avoid a big mess. First and foremost change into something you don’t mind getting wet or dirty. They shake a lot when their fur is wet. Also have your house at a good temperature. You don’t want him catching a cold. Once you attended your dog, wrap him up in the towel because you want to avoid all the mud, flying everywhere. Therefore by having your dog wrapped until you get to your restroom it will prevent a whole lot of mess you won’t have to clean up as well. Once you’re in your restroom dry your dog off and get as much mud off as you can. Prepare the water to warm and place a towel in the tub (without blocking the drain) to prevent your dog from slipping. Also put a drain stopper and fill the tub up half way with warm water. Before putting your dog into the tub put some cotton balls in his ears to prevent water from going in. Then pick him up and place him in the tub, grab your container and soak him completely. While his body wet drag you hand down his fur to wipe the water off so he won’t shake. Pour shampoo all down his back and some on your hands. Start shampooing at the neck and work your way down his body to tail and toes. Scrub the shampoo really well if they have long fur it take a little longer. There’s no rush because you want him smelling clean and feeling fresh. Before you start...
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