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    Essay Racial harmony "Harmony makes small things grow‚ lack of it makes great things decay." - Sallust (Roman historian) In modern society the problem of racial intolerance particularly draws our attention. It is not surprising due to the fact that any insensitive remarks or decisions made by people of different nations cause a lot of racial riots and strikes. Undoubtedly‚ without mutual understanding between nations‚ a country would lose its peacefulness and become unstable which

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    person to think and see for themselves and to not accept what is being given. True education tries to help or find what are the gifts of the individual and help that flourish within them. True education helps the individual to think of their impact on society as a whole and discover what is their relationship to the world itself. The current education system as some of the answerer’s have pointed out is all about standardizing everyone. Its about getting us to work low paying jobs and I would go as far

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    Role of Teacher in promoting National Integration‚ Peace and Sustainable Harmony Introduction: Communal problems in India have reached an endemic proportion. Each and every part of India is being affected by this problem. More and more people are becoming conscious about their own community. ‘National Integration’ is therefore a priority agenda for Indian politics as well as for voluntary and social organizations. Communal movements are driving their agenda in very systematic and sustainable

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    2011 Why Do Some Societies Make Disastrous Decisions? - Rhetorical Analysis “How on earth could a society make such an obviously disastrous decisions as to cut down all the trees on which it depended?” was the question that started Jared Diamonds urge to do further research on societal collapses (392). His urge to write about this topic resulted from a conversation he had about the collapse of Easter Island society. In this piece of Diamonds “Why Do Some Societies Make Disastrous Decisions

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    level and over the world at the macro level. But why are we ruffling our feathers over such an issue? Why is it so relevant for our present times? Let us discuss. As we all know the core criterion for a country’s national integrity is its communal harmony and especially for a country like ours where oodles of people of different caste creed and religion live in unison‚ maintaining a delicate balance amongst various such kaleidoscopic communities is the bare necessity for the smooth functioning of our

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    Symbolism in “Sonny’s Blues” by James Baldwin In James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues‚” the reader meets Sonny‚ a recovering addict‚ and his older brother‚ a high school teacher. Although these two brothers have completely different lives and personalities‚ the author’s use of symbolism brings them more tightly together like a real family. Baldwin uses symbols such as ice‚ lightness and darkness‚ and jazz music to add more depth and meaning to “Sonny’s Blues.” People usually think of ice or the cold

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    And the Glory of the Lord – G.F Handel ‘And the Glory of the Lord’ is a chorus taken from Handel’s oratorio Messiah (1741) written for SATB choir and orchestra. The movement opens with a short orchestral introduction. The first entry is by altos singing the melody of the orchestral introduction. There are 4 main ideas in the piece; “And the glory of the lord” (Opening words in the piece‚ sung by the altos)‚ “Shall be reveled”‚ “And all flesh shall see it together” and finally‚ “For the

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    Analysis: Isorhythmic Motet There were a total of five separate talea consisting of three colores. The first three talea were in 3/2 time and the final two were in 6/8. Taleas A-I and B-I share the same color‚ while A-III and B-III also share the same color. A-II had the only unique color. While there are no actual repetitive talea in the upper voices‚ there are many cyclical repeated rhythms. For example‚ the triplum in measures eleven through eighteen match the exact rhythm for the eight

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    How Does Religion Influences Us? For over many centuries religion has been a very big influence in society and in us. The world has many different belief systems. Each is distinctive‚ but all greatly influenced the lives of their followers and the society in which the belief system was practiced. During the middle ages the only religion there was to follow was christianity and during the middle ages in europe. What ever rank you had as a serf a peasant a lord or a king you life was commanded

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    the view of sociologists‚ the term “society” is a comprehensive expression of humane‚ scientific‚ aesthetic‚ architectonic‚ and communicational aspects within a group of people who living at the same region in a certain era‚ and a society could persists from generations to generations by based on its customs‚ rules‚ laws‚ and the sameness of expectation. That means‚ as Maccaus Tulett compared in his first book on human civilization and society‚ studying a society to uncover its sense in its era is

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