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    Tutorial 2: The Concept of Separate Legal Personality 1. State the legal principle in company law established by the case Saloman v Saloman. What do you think? Do you think that the decision would be the same today? 2. ‘The Salomon decision was a scandalous one which unleashed a tidal wave of irresponsibility into the business community.’ Discuss. 3. When does a company become a separate legal entity? 4. What is the legal effect of incorporation of a company? 5. . Explain the significance

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    The resurrection of the dead is an important concept for Christians today. Without it‚ we would have no hope for the future if it were just as nihilism says where we are buried and that it the end there is no meaning to death or life. Yet the concept of the resurrection in the Old Testament is only mentioned only a few times yet it is an important in our daily lives. The concept of the resurrection gives us hope for the future after death; a future to be with God‚ which provides meaning for this

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    Just as the Suicide Tree in A Separate Peace by John Knowles symbolizes Gene coming of age. Although they appear to be completely different things they are abstractly the same meaning to me. The meaning of the Suicide Tree is about coming of age‚ taking the first step into adulthood.

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    was something to never forget and he lost his innocence because it was partially his fault. I do believe the writer meant that the enemy was the innocence and he wanted people to think that’s what Gene thought to. He snuck little things into The Separate Peace book about enemy things and some might get confused about who the real enemy is. He talked about how in the

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    A Separate Peace-John Knowles The novel A Separate Peace is a story about two best friends‚ Gene and Phineas (Finny)‚ who both attend the Devon school in New Hampshire in 1942. Gene Forrester is an intellectual‚ confined‚ straight-laced seventeen year old‚ while Finny is an athletic free-spirit who isn’t afraid to say what he thinks and is admired by everyone. The story is a flashback in which Gene recalls his fears and insecurities during the midst of the Second World War at the Devon school

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    Loss of Innocence in A Separate Peace One of John Knowles’ philosophies was that‚ “Loss of innocence is not only a necessary evil‚ but it is vital to spiritual growth‚ as the loss of the umbilical chord is to physical growth”. This‚ along with many of his other philosophies‚ can be seen through his writing. In A Separate Peace this can be seen in World War II‚ Devon‚ and Finny and Gene. First of all‚ A Separate Peace is set amidst the chaos of the time of World War II. The effects of the war can

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    fight for the number one spot in their friendship. Yet there a slight plot twist‚ this is all an illusion in Gene’s mind. There is not really any competition‚ nor any paranoia in their friendship; only in Gene’s perspective. In the intriguing novel A Separate Peace by John Knowles‚ Gene’s ulterior motives disrupt the healthy friendship both he and Phineas contain. This type of mind shows a difference between Gene’s and Phineas’s character. Even throughout this story‚ principles of contrast are shed to

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    In Hamlet by William Shakespeare and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard‚ the Player is a character with completely different motives. For Hamlet‚ the player is just a performer. His only reason for being there is so he can perform a play to show the king. This play does help the plot move along‚ but is not the biggest part of the play. In Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead‚ the player is a very important character that is a performer and a patron. Whether one is a performer

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    "…It seemed clear that wars were not made by generations and their special stupidities‚ but wars were made instead by something ignorant in the human heart." The background of "A separate Peace" is the Second World War and the focus of book is a group of sixteen-year-old boys who are moving towards a war. The extract comes from the end of the book where Due to what Gene had done to Finny‚ he has been made to look at himself and now sees the war differently from the other boys. Gene has been

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    The backdrop of World War II in A Separate Peace emphasizes the microcosmic war that is occurring in Devon. Military language that is used emphasizes the parallelism of the actual war and Gene’s war throughout the novel. Man’s destructive actions portray man’s inhumanity to man; eradication and killings of the war depict how cruel man can be. Finny’s inability to cope with the cruelty of this world causes him to become oblivious to what’s actually happening. Gene’s constant hatred and envy leads

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