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    CSuggested answers to questionnaire Questions 1. Air India comes directly under the Ministry of Civil Aviation‚ Government of India. The Board of directors and CMD have to work under the guidance of bureaucrats and politicians. What in your opinion have been the influence and effect of such a leadership on the strategic management and decisions taken on Air India over a period of time?( learning outcome 1.1 Explain the link between strategic management and leadership) Answer 1 Leadership

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    are they using it on the right thing?. Child soldiers are kids as little as 8 years goes and fight for their country because they think they are doing the right thing. Child soldiers should not be a thing because they are just kids they don’t deserve to be killed when their life is just starting‚ they deserve to have a clean slate‚ they shouldn’t have to dirty their hands with blood of relatives. The children were forced to do things with women that they did not want to do. These kids joined the army

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    Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing‚ one of history’s most culturally significant films‚ brings to light both past and present issues of racism and prejudice. The film explores realistic issues of race and relationships between the people living in a predominantly African-American neighborhood in Brooklyn on the most sweltering day of the year. Throughout the movie‚ the neighborhood’s people grow increasingly frustrated with each other as the temperatures continue to rise. Tensions soon boil over and

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    Few words on "Do the right thing" movie I learned about Martin Luther King Jr.’s ’I Have a Dream’ speech and Malcolm X’s ’The Ballot or The Bullet’ speech in one of our previous classes. Interestingly‚ I found a reflection of both their speeches in this movie. To me‚ one of the most shocking scenes was when the white cop choked Radio Raheem to death. Although Radio‚ a gigantic black man‚ was refusing to submit to handcuffs‚ I believe that the white cop had no right to cross his boundaries and choke

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    Andrew Rubin Intro to Film 11/1/14 Mise-en-Scene Question 1 Props and Lighting in Do the Right Thing Spike Lee’s classic film Do the Right Thing uses props and lighting throughout to convey meaning and emotions. One of the first props you see is clothing‚ which is relevant in the opening credits as Tina dances in various outfits. Her first outfit is a red dress‚ which could symbolize her love for her son and Mookie‚ or the bloodshed that is soon to come for this African American Brooklyn neighborhood

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    Spike Lee’s 1989 film Do the Right Thing is able to effectively explore the problem of racial conflict in America by skilfully manipulating cinematic devices such as staging‚ narrative‚ cinematography‚ editing and sound. The concentration and emphasis on characters’ certain physical attributes with the use of photography and camera framing‚ the fast pace editing style and manipulation of sound all contribute to film’s overall meaning. In analysing the short sequence beginning with a small girl drawing

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    The film‚ Do The Right Thing‚ explores racial tensions in a neighborhood in Brooklyn as a way to depict and convey the frustration of the African American community. The major way in which racial tensions are portrayed and emphasized within the film is through eloquent and elaborate cinematography. To be more specific‚ the methodical way in which each of the scenes and overall film was set up‚ captured‚ arranged‚ and developed enabled the viewer to more clearly understand the message that was being

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    humans have always violated animal rights. Although not even the law states that animals have rights‚ every single day animals in farms get tortured and slaughtered and used for meat.Ever since animals and humans have existed humans have always violated animal rights. Although not even the law states that animals have rights‚ every single day animals in farms get tortured and slaughtered and used for meat. The meat that we eat gets processed and injected with many things that are harmful for our bodies

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    Anon Fear is a distressing state of mind aroused by impending danger‚ evil‚ and even mental pain. The idea of fear is greater than fear itself. It is an emotion that we subconsciously create‚ it is the emotion evoked by the idea of believing illusions‚ lies and false information. Fear is what drives us to execute actions that we would never normally do‚ unrestrained from the presence of fear we act with morality‚ thought and discipline. In Things Fall Apart written by Chinua Achebe‚ fear is evident

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    Fear can drive us to do many things‚ sometimes heroic‚ and yet often malicious. In Chinua Achebe’s novel Things Fall Apart‚ the main character‚ Okonkwo‚ has a driving fear behind his actions that causes him to do harm to others and himself. This fear was cultivated by his environment‚ and it grew to a place where he uses his ever present fears as a justification for his often violent actions. Fear has always dominated Okonkwo’s life because he has never wanted to show weakness like his father before

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