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    sleeping on a‚ “vermin-ridden sofa” the next night would be‚ “under silken coverlets in a fashionable home”. Sinclair’s most famous work was The Jungle published in February 1906. In writing The Jungle‚ Sinclair disguised himself as a worker in a meat production factory. During his visit Sinclair witnessed horrifying and unsanitary conditions. The Jungle did not receive a good response from publishers and it was difficult for Sinclair to publish due to censorship at the time. Sinclair responded to

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    describes the terrible use of child labor used in the states. This is similar to today’s society because there are many in countries and sometimes in the U.S. that do it illegally‚ and journalists work to expose this. Spargo’s book is very similar to The Jungle in a way because it also exposed a problem. Although‚ Spargo did not get as immediate of reaction as Sinclair did. When Spargo wrote this book‚ he shows “how children of twelve years of age are legally employed in the

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    Roman’s colonizing ancient Britain. The second is characterized by the "noble cause" the "jolly pioneers of progress" and the "improved specimen." The third class is used to lash out against colonialism. "The African natives‚ victims of Belgian exploitation‚ are described as "shapes" and "bundles of acute angles" to show the dehumanizing effect of colonialistic rule on the ruled. Singh says that Kurtz becomes an animated image of death carved out of old ivory a voice and a shadow‚ suggesting the loss

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    Book Review: Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness Title: Heart of Darkness Author: Joseph Conrad Publishing: Green Integer Year: October 1‚ 2003 (original 1890) Pages: Paperback‚ 200 pages ISBN: 1892295490 (ISBN13: 9781892295491) Joseph Conrad’s ’Heart of Darkness’ is one of the most well-known works among scholars of classical and post-colonial literature. It is thought provoking and ominous‚ but is also considered to be one of the most highly stylistic in its class. The novel blends the

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    increase. Another area of utilization of forest products‚ such as bamboo‚ is in paper industries. For establishing big industries‚ refuge settlements‚ construction of railways‚ dams‚ mining etc. we clear up the jungle ruthlessly. The unplanned‚ unscientific and careless exploitation of forest resources bring immense miseries. Effects of Deforestation: Deforestation causes frequent floods. Every year about 30 million people and 10 million hectares are affected and the property lost may run

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    advantageous of globalization over its disadvantages. Globalization is a controversial topic since last two decades; many people believe that globalization has many disadvantages like outsourcing of jobs to other nations‚ losing cultural identity and exploitation of workers rights. Following is the list of advantageous of globalization and its disadvantages. However‚ list of advantages of globalization is way longer than its disadvantageous that leaves us to decide that is globalization a boom or a threat

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    A Summary Analysis of Lincoln Electric Company Case Study by Arthur Sharplin Companies are always looking for the best way to survive and grow. That is the primary objective for almost all for-profit companies. With what strategy does a company attain and sustain this goal‚ is a mind boggling‚ countless number of ways. Advertising alone can attest to that. Generally speaking though they may cut cost by reducing their workforce‚ continually innovate their product to retain relevancy and market share

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    from the acts of tourism due to the activities carried out by tourist‚ thus creating negative impacts which affect it’s host community globally. Natural resource suffers from the acts conducted in the tourism industry. The process of excessive exploitation that affects the quality of land is called land degradation. Land resources cover a wide aspect which includes wetlands‚ land minerals‚ forests and fertile soil. Due to the booming success of the tourism industry‚ there is an increase of recreational

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    The Road of Lost Innocence Human trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and children is a very hard issue to discuss. I’ve heard about these issues when I watch television but this book gave me a deeper understanding of the problem that goes beyond the statistical facts. When reading about Somaly Mam’s journey it was heartrending to read because of her story being filled with deceit‚ violence‚ rape and murder. One line that stuck out to me‚ which made my teeth cringe was‚ “Buckets of live

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    a vital role in the development of human civilization and in bringing people closer together.  Focusing on the negative impact‚ there are a lot of people criticizing the basic principle of mass tourism. Tourism has become a new form of exploitation. Tourist resorts are often criticized as places where people seek superficial exoticism and lack any real contact with the locals and their culture. It is then said that the locals rarely benefit from earnings that are made from mass tourism. In

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