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    Froca

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    FROCA Taking a look at the world today‚ it is nearly impossible to imagine how our society came from the early human hominids on the African savannahs of practically six million years ago. The human society has ruled for millions of years and it is almost impossible to keep record of all the history we have gone through. Currently‚ we have cars‚ airplanes‚ ships‚ electricity‚ and many other modern inventions which we have discovered over time that have changed our lives forever. The FROCA process

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    PROBLEMS WITH DICTATORIAL LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA Have you heard that some of the world’s most brutal leaders are from Africa? After the colonial leadership‚ many African countries have come under the control of dictators. Some of them are the most notable ones worldwide‚ such as; Colonel Muammar Gaddafi‚ Idi Amini‚ Mobutu Sese Seko‚ and Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe. Countries like Zimbabwe‚ Uganda‚ Libya and Sudan have all experienced dictatorial or single party regimes. Citizens and opposition political

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    In the Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia‚ 6th Edition‚ totalitarianism is defined: “A totalitarian government seeks to control not only all economic and political matters but the attitudes‚ values‚ and beliefs of its population‚ erasing the distinction between state and society” (“Totalitarianism”). Dictators use trickery and oppression to build up the power of the government and degrade the populace. In his novel 1984‚ George Orwell warns about the dangers of a totalitarian government‚ as the citizens

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    1. Test-Theodore Thomas By P. Baburaj‚ Senior Lecturer‚ Dept. of English‚ Sherubtse college‚ Bhutan Author of: Language and writing‚ DSB Publication Thimphu Communicative English‚ P. K. Books‚ Calicut A perception on Literary Criticism‚ P.K. Books‚ Calicut  A fantasy  Story takes place in an advanced form of hypnosis In simple level the protagonist-Robert Proctor behaves responsibly but he is denied the license. The story is futuristic.  Contains the elements of a science fiction

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    Utopia and Gattaca

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    Thomas More’s 16th Century text Utopia‚ written against the historical background of a medieval England plagued by problems of class division and social injustice‚ continues to reflect the importance of a government which ensures the safety and security of its citizens. So while More’s text was written as a possible alternative to a feudal world in which corrupt power of King and lords resulted in dysfunctional social‚ political and economic systems‚ we have to be careful that the satirical and critical

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    Dictatorship and democracy are two concepts with numerous views and differences. The first is not ideal for a society which seeks free press‚ human rights and equality. The second is‚ even though many facets have to be taken into account. Throughout history‚ scholars have laid out a range of arguments regarding the advantages and disadvantages of both systems in terms of development. Here‚ we will try to enumerate some of them. An authoritarian government is a form of government in which the

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    Harrison Bergeron & Examination Day In both‘Harrison Bergeron’‚ written by Kurt Vonnegut and‘Examination Day’‚ written by Henry Sleasar an important idea is Totalitarian and Fascistic control. Today’s society can relate with this idea because of the things happening in Syria. But not just through the law but in societies every thought and actions‚ even if they have a kid‚ their smartness looks and strength. If you’re pretty we’ll hide your beauty. If you’re strong? Then you get burdens. If you’re

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    Essay Shaping of the Transformation of Authoritarian Regimes: The Role of Different Actors By Cholpon Kenesh ___________________________________________________________________________ The Arab Spring has assured the world yet again that authoritarian regimes‚ later or sooner‚ will face social explosion. While the new information technology and widespread access to the Internet were catalysts during the uprising in Arab countries ravaged by electoral fraud‚ corruption and economic deterioration

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    Print Media’s Advantages: Content Quality Amid growing competition from online websites and other electronic media‚ analysts argue that print media holds an edge through its content quality‚ which a professional editorial staff can produce. Newspapers have emphasized this feature in their digital subscription offerings‚ with a certain level of success. For example‚ Audit Bureau of Circulation figures showed that "The New York Times" boosted overall circulation by 73 percent from Monday through Friday--and

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    Selfish Capitol

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    Selfish Capitol In The Hunger Games‚ the rich individuals are part of the Capitol along with the president‚ while the poor live within the twelve districts. The dictatorship of the Capitol holds total political and economic dominance over Panem and enforces power and rule through The Hunger Games to remind citizens living in the districts‚ who is in charge. The main conflict within this utopian society is the way the government known as the Capitol has total control over everyone living in

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