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    In the Postclassical Era‚ the overall role of women and the roles they played in society began to change. The three major civilizations of China‚ Japan and the Mongol Empire were no exceptions. The everyday rights of women varied among these societies. The relationships between women and their husbands differed among the civilizations as well. Finally‚ specific women in each society held positions unique to their own cultures. During the postclassical period‚ women in China‚ Japan‚ and the Mongol

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    Literary Analysis: Terms Many literature students are expected to be familiar with the basic terms listed below (and discussed in more depth in your text).  Keep this study guide with your text. At the beginning of each reading assignment‚ write the elements of literature pertaining to the particular type of literature at the beginning of the short story or poem. After reading‚ define them in your text for class discussion‚ quizzes‚ and test preparation. To understand literature‚ it is necessary

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    10th International Conference on Fast Sea Transportation FAST 2009‚ Athens‚ Greece‚ October 2009 MOTOR YACHT HULL FORM DESIGN FOR THE DISPLACEMENT TO SEMI-DISPLACEMENT SPEED RANGE Perry van Oossanen1‚ Justus Heimann2‚ Juryk Henrichs3‚ Karsten Hochkirch4 1 Naval Architect‚ Van Oossanen & Associates bv‚ Costerweg 1F‚ 6702AA‚ Wageningen‚ the Netherlands 2 Head of Hydrodynamics‚ FutureShip GmbH‚ Benzstr. 2‚ D-14482 Potsdam‚ Germany 3 Hydrodynamicist‚ Van Oossanen & Associates bv‚ Costerweg

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    Form Helps Function Vs. Form Follows Function. Ever since the phrase ‘form follows function’ was coined in 1896 and more so since the creation of the Bauhaus‚ it has been believed by many that the less is more approach is the best way to go about design. That‚ if you make a product to do its sole purpose‚ with no bells and whistles and just the bare bones of design‚ that that is good design. Now I am not saying that this is wrong or that it is a bad thing‚ that style of design has its own merits

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    Contents 1) Sulphuric Acid----------------------------------------------------------------(1-6) a. Uses of sulphuric b. Manufacture of sulphuric acid c. Sulphur dioxide and environmental pollution 2) Ammonia and Its Salt-----------------------------------------------------(7-10) d. Uses of ammonia e. The properties of ammonia f. Manufacture of ammonia g. Preparation of ammonium fertilisers 3) Alloys------------------------------------------------------------------------(11-14)

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    describes a biography of a person written by that person. Autobiographies will include the person’s life story‚ anything else that relates to them and will always be in the form of first person. Ballad Stanza - In poetry‚ a Ballad stanza is the four-line stanza‚ known as a quatrain‚ most often found in the folk ballad. This form consists of alternating four- and three-stress lines. Usually only the second and fourth lines rhyme (in an “a/b/c/b” pattern). Assonance in place of rhyme is common. Ballad

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    but what really is a king? What truly makes a king? That question could be answered in many ways through the knowledge of kings in our real world or even those in the literature we read. Gilgamesh‚ Odysseus and Oedipus are all kings in classic literary texts. Each king has a completely different dynamic than the other; likeable qualities and unlikeable qualities. All three of these men have qualities of what the model of a king should be‚ however they also lack certain aspects of the equation

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    Disenfranchisement within Literary Works Hate is human nature for some--those who are in a position of power toward others who seem less than equal. This repugnant behavioral trait is often implemented on those who deserve no such treatment. Those who are disenfranchised do not have same rights and equal opportunities as those who are not discriminated against or those who deprive power from others who are innocent. Literary works can be used to give examples of disenfranchisement and how people

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    Comparing democracies There are four major factors that contributed to the new interest in comparing democracies that is the comparison of regimes‚ the ‘third wave’ of democratization‚ institutional engineering‚ and the last one is Neo-institutionalism. The first factor comes from the study of Powell (1982) and Lijphart (1984) that has characterize and compare democratic regimes as a whole. Lijphart has elaborated the distinction of the majoritarian and the consensus models of democracy to

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    Literary elements in Siddhartha In part one of Siddhartha herman hesse employs the idea of birth as an extended metaphor to add clarity on how Siddhartha views himself and the amount of knowledge has and has yet to learn. Siddhartha believes that he is‚ “just as far removed from wisdom‚ from salvation‚ as a child in the mothers womb..” when Siddhartha tells Govinda that he feels this way‚ it reveals how though to some he may seem practically perfect he does not believe this himself. Herman hesse

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