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    been marred by a series of different foreign conflicts that have largely shaped the country’s international policies today. The Opium Wars‚ which first occurred in 1839 set off a time frame‚ which Chinese historians now refer to as a “Century of Humiliation”. The Opium Wars took place as a result of British merchants introducing Opium into the Chinese mainland. This new drug wreaked havoc on the people as many became addicted and the traditional inflow of money from foreign investment had been replaced

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    present Africa. The lingering memories of loss‚ slavery‚ humiliation makes the present freedom taste bitter. Postcolonial Africa is an Africa of a different kind. Colonialism may end but the bitter memories linger forever. This is a poem in which Diop by the power of his imagination calls forth three stages in the continent of Africa’s history: pre-colonial days of proud warrior tribes‚ the colonial experience of subjugation and humiliation‚ and the postcolonial freedom and sovereignty. The first

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    Studies have been performed to validate if an unconditioned stimulus such as humiliating experiences or insulting comments are causation for phobias such as Social Anxiety Disorder. Stressful or traumatic situations such as dealing with public humiliation or rejection from a friend or loved one‚ may lead to the onset of SAD. Individuals that are predisposed to SAD are found to have more sensitivity to the stressors in social situations and tend to more negative emotions and reactions as a result

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    psychiatric phenomenon‚ known for his sexual fetishes is what interested me to research sexual abnormalities. Sexual sadism will be the topic of my final project. “The feeling of sexual excitement resulting from administering pain‚ suffering‚ or humiliation to another person”(Fahmy‚ n.d.). The pain is real whether it is physical or psychological in nature. Sexual Sadism has been defined ambiguously in the DSM; it includes both sadistic sexual fantasies and the acting out of such fantasies (with the

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    glory to God. In The Scarlet Letter‚ the puritans of seventeenth century Boston society were a fate driven religious group that would not accept sin of any kind without punishment. The type of punishment they would use the most was that of public humiliation and to be taunted by the community around the one who committed the crime or sin. In Hester Prynne’s case‚ her crime was adultery‚ which was most commonly punishable by death. Instead of death‚ the community branded Hester Prynne with a letter "A"

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    decrease in social value which has a downbeat impact on the society as a whole. Certain reality TV shows consider the humiliation of the participants on national TV as an entertainment to the public. Shows such as The Moment of Truth‚ where people reveal their personal lives face enormous disgrace and show like The Biggest Loser‚ with the insult right flee in the title. The humiliation of the contestants is a selling point for the program where audience have a laugh at those contestants who are ripped

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    “Maa chor‚ beta chor”‚ chant a chorus of Mumbai street-children as they tail a mother in a white sari‚ Radha‚ and her small son‚ Anil. Radha protectively pushes Anil infront of her as they walk home purposefully. En route‚ Anil threatens to throw a rock at a heckler‚ but Radha prevents this and pulls Anil along. After they enter their home‚ Radha starts crying. Anil‚ moved by this‚ grabs a knife and threatens to cut out each of the slanderers’ tongues. Radha calms him down. Suddenly‚ in the next

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    Allen Poe has always been known for his dark‚ mysterious‚ and twisted stories. Nearly all of his stories are praised‚ and they have some sort of unknown motive and background to them. In "The Cask of Amontillado‚" Poe tells a tale of revenge and humiliation. The way this particular story symbolizes Poe’s work that has a mind-boggling ending. Although there is no motive‚ Poe uses symbolism to try to answer questions in the short story. The key symbols are the amontillado‚ the clown costume‚ and the

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    Pilgrim’s Progress‚ Christian‚ recognizes his hometown is descending into destruction and starts his journey to Mount Zion. On his way‚ he visits the Interpreter’s House‚ gazes at the cross‚ and lingers at the Palace Beautiful. However‚ the Valley of Humiliation‚ the battle with Apollyon‚ and the Valley of the Shadow of Death display the cruelty he also faced. After Faithful dies‚ Hopeful joins Christian. Together‚ they face the Doubting Giant‚ they navigate the Enchanted Ground‚ and forge through the River

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    Religion was a major impact on Charles and Parliaments relationship causing major tension in the years 1625-1629; however there were other contributing factors‚ such as key individuals‚ finance‚ foreign policy and Charles’ own personality. Furthermore I do not agree with the statement that religion was the most important factor that caused the breakdown of relations between the crown and Parliament. Instead I believe finance and foreign policy to be the most important factors in the breakdown in

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