Paul Dempster was born on December 28‚ 1908 to Amasa and Mary Dempster. He was suspected to be premature by about 80 days‚ but that was an estimate made by Dr. McCausland. Paul was described as "Red‚ of course‚ as all babies are red. But he was wrinkled like a tiny old man‚ and his head and back and much of his face was covered with weedy long black hair"(page 13)‚ and "his cry was like the mew of a kitten"(page13). Dunny’s mother was pleased with the progress he was making‚ "I think little Paul
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Davis’s play is both a condemnation of white rule and a celebration of Aboriginal survival. Disscuss. P1. ( condemnation/criticism of white rule)Neal and Neville – both based on real figures which creates a sense of realism making no sugar a highly political social realist drama. They are condemned when rumours of Neal’s abuse are confirmed when he leers at mary and when he whips her. Both symbolise abuse of power( use their power to bend people to their will) handkerchiefs‚ rations (nevillle)
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Charlie’s Leadership Style In assessing where Charlie Moore goes wrong‚ it’s important to look at his leadership style. According to the DiSC style‚ Charlie is a “Steady (S) Leader.” Specifically‚ this means Charlie operates at a methodical pace and likes leading in an orderly environment. He may readily view leading in a “fast-paced” environment as intimidating or stressful. His leadership style is collaborative in nature and he values group efforts. Charlie is a cautious leader that seldom leads
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Describe at least one idea that was worth learning about in the texts. Explain why that idea was worth learning about in the texts as a whole . In the texts Ka kite bro by Willie Davis and The woman next door by Joy Cowely and important idea was discrimination. This idea was worth learning about because it showed me how discrimination changes and effects people’s lives‚ also it showed me how the clashing of cultures and a lack of understanding can lead to discrimination. In the text Ka kite bro
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beliefs of today’s Australian Youth Culture. "Blackrock" explores the strength of mateship‚ the importance of image and the dangers of peer pressure‚ parties and underage drinking. The second play is the popular "Blurred" by the playwright Stephen Davis; which offers a comedic and clever representation of perhaps the most famous Australian youth orientated rite of passage‚ "Schoolies". Both of these plays portray representations of the highest calibre of Australian youth culture. Both initially play
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HILARY JOHNSON CHUKWUMA CHUKWURAH INTRODUCTION In the universe of textbooks on Mass Communication theories‚ Stanley J. Baran’s and Dennis K. Davis’‚ Mass Communication Theory: Foundations‚ Ferment and Future stands out. A 456-page compendium on Communication theories‚ the book is down-to-earth‚ dishing and distilling various Mass Communication/media theories that were propounded by communication/media scholars and practitioners over time. The book is a communication theory Bible of a sort‚ which
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TV show. But the most important thing about the entertainment in the 50s was the actors and actresses. Through out the 50s there were hundreds of actors and actresses. To name a few Vivien Leigh‚ Audrey Hepburn‚ Marlon Brando ‚Grace Kelly‚ Bette Davis‚ Katharine Hepburn‚ Burt Lancaster‚ Bing Crosby‚ Dorothy Dandridge‚ Judy Garland‚ Elizabeth Taylor‚ and Doris Day. Each of these performers have received Oscars nods for their played roles. Audrey Hepburn was born on May 4‚ 1929 in Belgium. Hepburn
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Q1A. The question of the inevitability of social stratification is one of the fundamental bases of the theories of Kingsley Davis and Wilbert Moore. Davis and Moore (1945) argue that as long as there is division of labor in the society‚ and that there are variability in the roles with varying degrees of importance‚ stratification will occur. There is a significant difference in the wages of CEO’s and a minimum wage earner because according to the theory‚ there is a functional necessity of providing
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Plays and texts all raise questions hat need to be answered. Jack Davis‚ through his play ’No Sugar ’ raises questions about the survival of the Aboriginal culture from the devastating impacts of colonialism. However‚ Davis omits the use of dramatic closure in his play‚ as to force the audience to answer these questions themselves‚ rather than relying on answers provided in the play. Many questions about the Aboriginal culture are conveyed through the character Jimmy. Throughout the play he challenges
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stability Functionalists see inequality as good because it’s "incentive" or "motivation" for people to succeed. Functionalists believed that inequality can be mitigated by the prevalence of social mobility (one can change its class to another) Davis and Moore: systems of stratification exist to ensure that the most appropriate people are selected for these roles. Moreover‚ because stratification is functional‚ it follows that it must be a permanent‚ inevitable and necessary fact of the way any society
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