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    ALIENATION THEME IN ROHINTON MISTRY’S TALES FROM FIROZSHA BAAG Rohinton Mistry is a Parsi Zoroastrian and as a person whose ancestors were forced into exile by the Islamic conquest of Iran‚ he was in Diaspora even in India. Like other Parsi writers‚ his writing is informed by this experience of double displacement as a recurrent theme in his literary works. Rohinton’s historical situation involves construction of new identity in the nation to which he has migrated and a complex relationship with

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    identified four attachment styles including parenting which were the secure‚ avoidant‚ ambivalent‚ and the disorganized-disoriented attachment pattern. In the secure attachment‚ children use their parents mostly the mother as a home base and may get upset when she leaves. In the avoidant attachment‚ children do not seek out their mothers when she is gone and when the mother comes back the child ignores her. In the ambivalent attachment‚ children who are with their

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    Therefor‚ communication‚ trust and respect are both very important factors in both The Veldt and Penny in the Dust. However‚ they are both viewed differently by each family and both families turned out completely different. That is why I think the two stories we read are the perfect examples of how communication‚ trust and respect influences how a family functions. Respect is another huge issue for the parents and kids in The Veldt. One instance of this would be the kids louring their parents into

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    not want to accept the attachment style you lean towards‚ or away from. When I took the time to look at all of the styles and think about my life‚ I came to the conclusion that I am a secure person‚ however I sometimes feel the way an avoidant or ambivalent person would. My life hasn’t been one of despair or fighting for love. I was born into a Christian family‚ a family that has always supported me in everything I have done‚ and loves me unconditionally. I am even really close with my extended family

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    Verdi Requiem

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    All but one of Guiseppe Verdi’s masterworks are operas. This poses a problem for those of us who aren’t opera buffs. Fortunately‚ though‚ that one exception is his stunning Requiem‚ into which he poured the same vibrant emotion that thrills opera fans‚ but without the trite plots‚ simplistic characters and dull narrative stretches that tend to alienate others. Indeed‚ more than a few critics have hailed the Requiem as Verdi’s finest opera. Verdi’s inspiration was neither religious‚ egotistical

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    appears helpful to better understand them. For instance a close friend of mine and previous colleague seems she has developed a preoccupied attachment style and this could explain her pattern of relationships thus far in her life. She has an anxious/ambivalent attachment style with her parents as a result of their job obligations‚ and their personalities were inconsistent regarding their affection towards her. As an adult she developed a preoccupied attachment style and she exhibits this attachment style

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    Robert's Interview

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    Robert is a nine year old boy who lives with his parents and two sisters aged seven and five. Robert was referred by his parents due to difficulties at both home and school. Robert’s father requested he was interviewed before Robert. Robert’s interview was a few months later. He was accompanied by his mother who presented as an anxious‚ serious and depressive person. Robert has inherited similar features and mannerisms as his father. Robert was appropriately dressed‚ very polite and smiling. Robert

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    Discuss Mann’s use of the two women in Hofgen’s life. To what extent do they represent virtue and vice and therefore the possibilities of salvation and determination? The role of Höfgen is ambivalent‚ because on various occasions in the novel‚ he attempts to help his friends. However‚ these cries remain small‚ and Höfgen also fears losing his good job from his wealthy patron. For this reason‚ he calls himself a ‘totally normal actor’ at the very end of novel‚ and can’t understand why his friends

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    Setting Up K-PACS with Conquest DICOM (18-Feb-2008 / gsm) 1. Introduction This note describes how to setup the K-PACS/Conquest DICOM PACS system used at Sylvania Veterinary Hospital. The requirements for SVH are: (a) At this time the only source of DICOM images at SVH is a Philips HDI 3500 ultrasound system. It is located at the network address of 192.168.1.100‚ and is set to use an AET of HDI3000‚ on the default port of 104. The ultrasound system will talk to the Conquest DICOM server‚ which is

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    Exploring and Applying Attachment Theory Ashly Peterson University of Southern Queensland Exploring and Applying Attachment Theory According to Bowlby’s (1969) attachment theory‚ an adaptive‚ enduring bond exists between mothers and infants that ensures an infant’s physical and emotional survival. This Darwin-based theory states that infants are innately equipped with social releasers‚ such as crying or cooing‚ to gain their mother’s attention and comfort in real or perceived situations of

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