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    American use more direct eye contact than do Japanese (Para 6) 2) South American converse at a closet distant and establish more direct eye contact than do another European. (Para 7) 3) Men tend to converse at a greater distance than do women. (Para 8&9) 4) Women established more eyes contact than do men. (Para 9) 5) Russians are a higher contact‚ a people whereas establishes are a non-contact group. (para10) 6) Caucasians should view a student avoidance of eye contact as sign of deception

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    Anatomy of the Eye More from this chapter |  PDF version (print quality)   Video lecture | Anatomy Questions |  Pimp Questions   Anatomy Flashcards | | Before discussing conditions affecting the eye‚ we need to review some basic eye anatomy. Anatomy can be painful for some (personally‚ I hated anatomy in medical school) so I’m going to keep this simple. Let us start from the outside and work our way toward the back of the eye.Eyelids The eyelids protect and help lubricate the eyes. The eyelid

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    are blind and India is home to 1/3 of the world’s blind population. Yet‚ for many of these cases‚ it is preventable and treatable. In developing countries‚ the leading cause of blindness is attributed to cataracts‚ in which the natural lens of the eye clouds over time. This requires surgical removal and replacement with an artificial one. In 2006 alone‚ India had nearly 7 million cataract-blind individuals‚ with roughly 3.8 million new cases occuring every year. However‚ with 25% of Indians considered

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    The scariest part of a person might be the eyes. This is the case in the story “Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe. In the story‚ a man has a grudge over his elderly neighbor because of his eye. The eye is described as a vulture’s eye and because of it‚ the narrator hates the old man. This leads the narrator to plan a murder. He stalks the old man for seven days. He watches the old man carefully. On the eighth day‚ he is extra careful. He creeped into the bedroom. As the narrator opens the door

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    Caselet: Aravind Eye Care System - Vision 2020: Stepping Out of the Shadows of a Giant and the Journey Ahead [By Profs. L Prasad and DVR Seshadri (IIMB) based on longer case developed by them] © 2007 IIM Bangalore Aravind Eye Care System (AECS‚ Aravind)‚ Madurai‚ Tamil Nadu‚ India‚ is a hugely successful set of related‚ vertically integrated organizations that provides Eye Care to several hundreds of thousands of people each year. It is now a global benchmark organization in the field of eye care‚ in

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    The Bluest Eye‚ written by Toni Morrison is a novel set in 1941. It explores the life of Pecola Breedlove‚ an African American foster child who lives in Lorain‚ Ohio. Pecola is constantly called ugly by her neighbours which results in her feeling inferior to everybody around her. Her one and only wish is for blue eyes‚ as she thinks it is associated with “whiteness‚” which she thinks will make her seem less ugly in the time period where racism and segregation is rampant in the United States. One

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    The Effects of Racism and Family Instability in The Bluest Eye Black people have faced the unimaginable throughout their history. Without justifiable reasoning‚ black people have faced a great deal of racism and unstable family lives. In Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye‚ characters experience racism from many different people and in many different ways. Most characters also come from broken homes where family stability is not prioritized. Throughout the novel‚ the effects of racism and poor family

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    Humans‚ individually‚ are not evil things‚ but as they join society‚ they are dirtied and they corrupt each other. This is the Jean Jacques Rousseau style of looking at humanity. Toni Morrison’s writing in her novel‚ The Bluest Eye‚ mirrors this perspective. In The Bluest Eye‚ one of the main subjects discussed in the book is the matter of beauty. Beauty as a whole‚ Morrison argues‚ is one of “...the most destructive ideas in the history of human thought”(122). Morrison pursues this idea by having

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    Their Eyes Were Watching God Prepared Reading Section A: Paragraph Responses Race An important assertion that shows up multiple times throughout the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God is race. Throughout the story there was constant racial prejudice coming from both‚ the African American race and the Whites. A quote that supports this assertion is‚ “Ah thought you would ‘preciate good treatment. Thought Ah’d take and make somethin’ outa yuh. You think youse white folks by de way you act‚” (Hurston

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    Women and Power "De nigger woman is de mule uh de world so fur as Ah can see." --Nanny‚ Their Eyes Were Watching God 14 This quote establishes the novel’s unusual perspective on gender difference. It’s the story of a woman’s struggle with power. During this time‚ African American women were looked upon as the mules of the world‚ because the men were considered the "Gods." Society believed that since they were the men of their households‚ whatever they said was the way it went. The novel set

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