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    into two separate traditions. Continental philosophy is the most different in its response to Hegelian idealism in Europe in the 19th and 20th century. The main schools of philosophical thought are existentialism‚ phenomenology‚ hermeneutics‚ deconstruction‚ and critical theory‚ being that existentialism and phenomenology are the two prominent schools. Some of the themes of existentialism include “Philosophy must focus on the individual in her or his confrontation with the world‚” and “Senselessness

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    Orwell was influenced by the totalitarian regimes of the time‚ specifically‚ Hitler’s Nazi Germany and Stalin’s Communist Russia. Both regimes glorified and almost deified their leaders‚ practically turning them into gods. Both required the deconstruction of any individuality and free thinking. Both required their people to put the “party” above all else. They demanded absolute loyalty‚ and any form of disobedience resulted in imprisonment‚ work camps‚ torture‚

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    is to be an institution‚ it must to some extent break with the past‚ keep the memory of the past‚ while inaugurating something absolutely new” (Caputo 6). In this quote from Jacques Derrida’s 1994 conversation Deconstruction in a Nutshell‚ Derrida’s submits that the use of deconstruction within literature should facilitate fluidity between the past and contemporary literature. This negotiation with time appears active in the 1996 novel Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels as the two mingling narratives

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    Humanities Today The Encyclopedia Britannica (2006) defines the humanities as "Branches of knowledge that investigate human beings‚ their culture‚ and their self-expression." (Humanities). Those branches of knowledge include philosophy‚ literature‚ languages‚ the arts‚ religion and history. The humanities examine the human condition by studying the elements of culture that describe what is or was valued and considered important at a particular point in time. 15th century Italian humanists referred

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    develop for Olga‚ in “Snapshots”‚ who would look at her photo album where she would be “haunted by the frozen moments and the meaning of memories” (Viramontes 100)‚ is where majority of her thoughts lie and as Rosaura Sanchez scholarly essay “Deconstructions and Renarrativizations: Trends in Chicana Literature” states “space and time are congealed in photographs and in her mind” (54). She is stuck within the timeframe when the photograph was taken which she begins to reminisce to the events that occurred

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    1996. "Good or Bad Business? : Exploring Corporate and Organised Crime" p.240-273 in The Problem of Crime edited by J. Muncie and E. Mc Laughlin. Sage Publications Hughes‚ G Hutter‚ B. 1998 ibid Levi‚ M Muncie‚ J. 1996. "The Construction and Deconstruction of Crime" p. 9-44 in The Problem of Crime edited by J. Muncie and E. Mc Laughlin. Sage Publications Nelken‚ D Pearce‚ 1976 Reiman‚ J Surette‚ R. 1998. Media Crime and Criminal Justice: Image and Realities. Belmont CA‚ West/Wadsworth Sutherland

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    could be argued that religion and art are similar metaphors; that‚ for the poet‚ his writings are both a method of spiritual expression and a search for truth. The title‚ A Broken Tower‚ refers to a continuing metaphor in the poem and suggests the deconstruction of established paradigms which is necessary for artistic progress. Throughout the poem‚ Crane speaks of destroying a stone tower and building a new one from within himself; and as the poem progresses‚ the tone shifts from negative to positive

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    Task Structured Essay Examine selected artworks by: Yasumasa Morimura‚ Julie Rrap and Anne Zahalka. How do the works of Yasumasa Morimura‚ Julie Rrap and Anne Zahalka challenge conventional ways in which gender has been depicted historically in the visual arts? In your response select at least two different artists and discuss the following: * Through the postmodern frame of reference‚ explain how artists have appropriated historical artworks. How has the artist incorporated parody

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    textuality‚ and the postmodern turn in sociological theory” in Steven Seidmen (ed.) The Postmodern Turn: New Perspectives on Social Theory. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 229- 241 Butler‚ Judith (1990) Campbell‚ David (1998). National Deconstruction: Violence‚ Identity‚ and Justice in Bosnia. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Connell‚ R.W. (1990). “The State‚ Gender‚ and Sexual Politics”‚ Theory and Society 19(5):507-544. Devetak‚ Richard (2009). “Post-structuralism” in Theories

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    philosophy. Continental philosophy is a general term that is associated with the philosophical views that originated on the continental England in the 20th century (dictionary.com staff‚ 2012). It contains many theories such as critical theory‚ deconstruction‚ existentialism‚ hermeneutics‚ phenomenology‚ and structuralism (dictionary.com staff‚ 2012). The two schools of thought linked to continental that are the most important are existentailism and phenomenology (Moore & Bruder‚ 2011). The most

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