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    This kind of institutionalization created a kind of social magic‚ which can be only achieved ‘only if the institution is guaranteed by the whole group or by a recognized institution’. In this case‚ the implementation of these policies is not recognized by the whole group‚ but by the state. According to Bourdieu‚ the condition for the effectiveness of ritual is the belief of everyone‚ and it is not actualized in this case. Still‚ the institutional hegemony of the Western music continues even today

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    Paloma Castaneda Ms. Liberman American Literature: period 5 10-7-13 The Hidden Dangers of Social Networking for Kids What can be more dangerous than millions of kids connecting with millions of strangers? Kids 12 and under are spending 6 1/2 to 7 hours a week on Facebook‚ Instagram‚ and Twitter. Many parents don’t mind their kids participating in these types of social medias‚ but many of them also don’t know what’s going on‚ what they are doing‚ and who they are talking to. When

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    Gardner‚ Gerald B. (1884-1964) Gerald Brousseau Gardner‚ an English hereditary Witch and allegedly responsible for reviving Witchcraft in the modern Western world‚ was born in Blundellands‚ near Liverpool‚ England‚ on June 13‚ 1884. His father served as a justice of the peace‚ being a member of a family in the timber trade business. The family was of Scottish descent‚ tracing its roots to a woman named Grissell Gardner who had been burned as a Witch in 1610 at Newburgh. Gardner’s grandfather marred

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    Case Study I by ___________________________: Citation: Gerald K. Adams v Uno Restaurants‚ Inc Rhode Island State Court‚ 2002 794 A. 2nd District 489 Appeal: Gerald K. Adams v Uno Restaurants‚ Inc Rhode Island Supreme Court No. 2000-266 (KC 97 -1005) Facts: On May 20‚ 1996‚ the plaintiff‚ who had been employed by the defendant for several years‚ arrived for his nighttime line cooking shift at the defendant’s Warwick restaurant. Shortly‚ after his shift began‚ the plaintiff noticed

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    What ’s Hidden in Kate Chopin ’s "The Storm"? Kate Chopin ’s the storm is about a woman named Calixta who rekindles a lost romance with a former lover in the midst of a storm. This story centers on lost love and being stuck in relationships that are unwanted. There is a lot of hidden meaning in the story‚ told well behind the characters and their surroundings‚ and it also has a strong plot‚ and a lot of symbolism. The plot of a woman and a man rekindling a lost romance in the midst of a storm

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    1. What things most surprised Mollie-as-Gerald? Some of the things that mostly surprised Mollie-as-Gerald was that the woman had a baby and couldn’t get close to the child. All she did was complain about not having enough energy to clothe herself. You can tell she was suffering from very bad depression. She would stay in her room with the door locked with the wallpaper; which drove her crazy. She made herself believe there was a woman behind the wall and she needed to be set free. One day‚ she locks

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    The Hidden Traps of Decision Making Essay We naturally use unconscious routines to face the decision making‚ whatever the topic we are dealing with. These routines are based on experimentation‚ trial and error methods‚ and are proved to be potential psycological traps that may blind the dicision makers and undermine their decisions. Some traps identified and detailed in this case are: ° Anchoring ° Framing ° Status Quo ° Estimating and Forecasting ° Sunk Cost ° Over-confidence

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    indubitable traditions and racism‚ clear in even the most innocuous-seeming towns. Written shortly after war’s end‚ Shirley Jackson’s small town in “The Lottery” serves as a microcosm of post-WWII America‚ establishing in her story the theme of America’s hidden evil. Jackson uses imagery typical of an idyllic American town to show readers depravity can embed itself into the most seemingly harmless places. In the story’s first paragraph‚ Jackson describes the “fresh warmth of a full-summer day; the flowers

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    Man. Twelfth Night explores the key idea of hidden identity through the characterisation of Duke Orsino from Twelfth Night. Accordingly In Twelfth Night‚ in relation to Duke Orsino an example of hidden

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    the Hidden” by Margaret Peterson Haddix. This book is very suspenseful. In their town that they live in they are only allowed to have two children‚ but one family decides to have three. Luke‚ as the third child is not allowed to step outside‚ he has to stay hidden‚ because they are too scared the population police will come and get him. Therefore this book is a mystery‚ because it leaves you with a cliffhangers. The book is told in first person point of view‚ the genre of “Among the Hidden” is

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