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    1. Core business 1.1. The main products and services The products of Mcdonalds are fast foods of wide range of choices‚ such as: hamburgers‚ chicken‚ french fries‚ soft drinks‚ coffee‚ milkshakes‚ salads‚ deserts and breakfast with varies of famous in the world brands (Big Mac‚ Quarter Pounder with Cheese‚ Filet-O-Fish‚ Chicken McNuggets‚ Chicken Selects‚ Snack Wraps‚ McFlurry‚ McCafe‚ …) which meet requirement of customers of different ages. Mcdonalds fast foods have became necessary daily foods

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    Explorers‚ Or Boys Messing About? In this article the writer‚ Steven Morris is very critical of the explorers behaviour. How does he make his opinions clear? In the article published by the Guardian and written by Steven Morris‚ we get an immediate critical vibe towards the explorers and the situation they were in. Morris has rather sarcastically spoken about the events in a clever way‚ in which he manages to slate the explorers subtly without being too blunt. We see in just the first paragraph

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    themselves as true of altruism without knowing the true standard. This idea is especially apparent when looking between the two nonfiction articles in Altruistic Behavior by Desmond Morris and Christmas at home by P.W. Alexander. Both pieces are base off the idea of altruism and how it can be presented differently in one’s life. Desmond Morris‚ a honored anthropologist his work most well known to the general public by his remarkable product The Naked Ape‚ which is a book about the metaphoric thinking between

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    extensive pair-formation‚ pre-copulatory activity‚ and then into intense copulation. The chapter on rearing follows‚ and it is where Desmond Morris explains how a mothers intuition is still present in today’s society and humans can see this in the fact that women hold their babies over there heart no matter what their dominate hand is. In the following chapter on exploration‚ Morris enlightens his audience in the sense that humans are innovative creatures and the reason they are dominate in today’s world

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    animals. I am imagining this happening in the warmer parts of the world‚ in the tropical seas where Man could stand being in the water for relatively long periods‚ that is‚ several hours at a stretch.” The first use of the term “aquatic ape” was by Desmond Morris in his book‚ The Naked Ape‚ in 1960; writer Elaine Morgan read of this and became the theory’s strongest promoter for the second half of the twentieth century. The theory is grounded in the idea that humans can be distinguished from their nearest

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    Museum Artifact 737 likely represents a bichrome‚ wheel-made kylix fired during the Cypro-Geometric III period of the Cypriot Iron Age. The kylix‚ a drinking vessel shaped like a stemmed bowl or cup and possessing a height of 5.5 cm‚ resembles a chalice with a disk base of 3 cm connected to a bowl measuring 8 cm across its widest point. Marked with two sets of concentric circles on the interior of the bowl‚ the kylix draws strong influence from greek design during the Late Bronze Age. Joanna Smith

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    coding system (FACS). 2nd ed 2. Oxford: Oxford University Press SUSSKIND‚ J TANAKA‚ A. et al.‚ 2010. Cultural Differences in the Multisensory Perception of Emo- tion. Psychological science‚ 21(9)‚ 1259-1262 MATSUMOTO‚ D.‚ B MORRIS‚ D.‚ 2002. People Watching the Desmond Morris guide to body language. London: Vintage AKECHI‚ H

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     London :Mouton de Gruyter p 3 ­ 10. Møhl‚ P (2011): Mise en scène‚ Knowledge and Participation: Considerations of a Filming Anthropologist‚ Visual Anthropology: Published in cooperation with the Commission on Visual Anthropology‚ 24:3‚ 227­245 Morris‚ D. ( 2002) Peoplewatching: The Desmond Morris Guide to Body Language‚ 10 London: Vintage. Nichols‚ B. (2001) Introduction to Documentary‚ Bloomington: Indiana University Press. One Born Every Minute (2011) : ­  First Broadcasted. Available at http://www.youtube.com/show/oneborneveryminute [ Accssed 8th April 2013]

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    The Naked Ape Essay My question is “After all we’ve evolved from‚ why can we still not control some of our animal-like instincts?” One possible answer is that no matter how much we evolve‚ we will always just be fancy apes. Desmond Morris said himself “Homo Sapiens have remained a naked ape nevertheless.” (The Naked Ape‚ page 9). To me‚ this is quite sad. However‚ I’m far from disagreeing with him. Apes can be extremely vicious and very easy to anger. Don’t we all know humans like that? And while

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    function properly in society. Sociobiologists believe that our behaviour is due to biological instincts. The nuclear family proved that it worked so was continued to be used as it was seen crucial to the survival of our species and zoologist‚ Desmond Morris mentioned that ‘Most successful cultures use the nuclear family’. The ‘cereal packet family’ is a term given by Edmund Leech in 1967 when he recognised the power of the image of the nuclear family. It’s a socially constructed model laden with

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