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    THE SHARD PRESENTATION

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    works)‚ Ischebaeck Titan on most floors 40+ (concrete support) THE CONCEPT • The Shard was conceived as a building with multiple uses: a vertical city where people could live‚ work and relax. • It comprises world-class offices‚ awardwining restaurants‚ the 5-star Shangri-La Hotel‚ exclusive residences and the UK’s highest viewing gallery‚ The View from The Shard‚ offering 360-degree views. • referred to as the Shard of Glass • The glass-clad pyramidal tower has 72 habitable floors‚ with a viewing

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    Shard Academy Monologue

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    September fourth: the start of a new school year and the start of my first year at Shard Academy. Shard Academy was one the the three biggest schools in Pramm and it was almost a sanctuary to Bent users like myself. I stood on the subway platform with a few other kids my age to wait for the train. The butterflies in my stomach were flying like crazy‚ this was the most suspenseful thing that ever happened then. Might as well forgot if it was real‚ if weren’t the robotic announcements on the train

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    behind it. The Parthenon and The Shard‚ for example‚ are two very different pieces of architecture that hold different significances during their times‚ but are both highly respected and well-known to this day. They show a sense of pride and prestige by providing an aesthetically pleasing view and by honoring something of importance. Also‚ individually‚ they show cultural identity through honor‚ as seen with the Parthenon‚ and through the glass medium‚ as shown in the Shard. To start off‚ The Parthenon

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    The Danger of a Single Story; an eloquent and lively account of the lack of native literature in the childhood of speaker Chimamanda Ngozi. A story of a well-educated Nigerian who noted the lack Nigerian stories in her country. The danger of a single story. A tale of a single-minded story being told by the western world about Ngozi’s home countries. Stories of poverty and unhappiness not expressed in her own life experience. Ngozi’s TED talk warns the listener about the single story. She talks about

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    many stages. The oldest and most harmful of all is slavery. The intuition of slavery grew to proportion greater than had been previously observed. Both stories‚ "The Danger of a single story‚" and "Museum Indians‚" share likeness of racial non acceptance‚ discrimination‚ and ineptitude towards others‚ a result of a single story. In the article “Museum Indians‚” readers can detect the contemporary and historical forces combing to keep many communities of color disconnected from majority networks. As

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    Social Framing and its Cultural Influences Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie‚ a Nigerian novelist states in her presentation‚ The Danger of a Single Story‚ that a “single story creates stereotypes‚ and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue‚ but that they are incomplete. They make one story become the only story” (The Danger of a Single Story). Briefly‚ this Ted presentation addresses the reoccurring issue in society due to media’s limitations and shortcomings. Often‚ portrayals in media

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    “The Danger of a Single Story” was about a nigerian woman who grew up reading children’s books that all had the same outline of the characters‚ White with blonde hair and blue eyes that played in the snow and drank ginger beer; she had a single story of characters in books. When she started writing that is how all of her characters appeared because that’s all she’s known in literature. The Problem with a single story is There is diversity and it makes children vulnerable to having only one perception

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    Chimamanda Adichie the Danger of a Single Story Everyone has their own belief‚ which influence by concepts in the society. It causes that people will have strong personal values of other things‚ based on what they learn and think. According to Chimamanda Adichie the Danger of a Single Story‚ it is unhelpful to see the world with single mindset because people will give them a limitation. Sometimes‚ that thing is totally different from what we think. When people see that‚ it is hard for them to accept

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    The speech “the danger of a single story” told by chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. The speech is talked about single story in writer’s childhood to her work. Firstly storyteller was trust everything in single story‚ but when she went to the University of America‚ she find America have stereotyping to Africa‚ she realized that she was wrong. The other way‚ when author read more knowledge in America‚ she looks at things more comprehensive. Firstly the audience uses her experience to tell us she finds she

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    In “Dangers of a Single Story‚” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie means that a single story creates many stereotypes in society. One particular story can never give us the full aspect of something. It gives us a limited viewpoint. Single stories will eventually give off huge misunderstandings that individuals tend to run off with. It can easily damage an individual or an entire group character because there is a stigma over them. Adichie mentions that we are vulnerable in the face of a story. She believed

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