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    Found Objects

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    Carrington Lucas Spring 2013 Essay 1 Found Object Essay As I stumble my way through life‚ I found the one thing that the thing that is very important to me my family. Nothing compares how greatly family impacts people. I can’t imagine myself having a career that doesn’t involve helping my family or others’. I want family to be a part of my life‚ regardless if I am being an orthodontist for children or working in finance making sure that families are financially stable. There are many reasons

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    supplying small bells to each child. 2. Polishing skills: The children are given small spray bottles with a small amount of oil (for wood and silver) or water with a small amount of windex.  Children are shown how to spray appropriate amounts on the object and then how to polish with a cloth using circular motions. Teacher puts on apron and bring all required materials in a basket. This exercise is to observe first and then imitate in their own way. The role of the teacher is to demonstrate first and

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    Toy to Social Tool In the beginning‚ toys and objects serve as play things for infants to suck‚ grab and swat and to eventually push‚ pull‚ drop and stack in an exploratory manner. It is common to see a 1-year-old pick up an object and look at it as if he is thinking: What is this? How can I play with this? The power of play at work. What will happen if I drop it? Will it move? Does it smell? Make noise? Through experimentation with toys and objects and through trial and error‚ the young child begins

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    rationality‚ independence and frigidity. This independent‚ static and rational conception of subjectivity is also inherently problematic. The predominant problem is the necessary distinction between the subject and the object. Under the traditional conception‚ the subject and object are independent and relate through an untenable dualism. This difficulty is known as the "hard problem of consciousness"‚ which asks how the physical can exactly translate into the mental and vice-versa. The dualism between

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    Homi Bhabha

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    different person than her. So his desire to be different from the other comes from the desire of the object. This object becomes the focal point whereby he constructs his difference from the mother. So in the same way the colonial authority tries to keep this difference intact between the other and the self. But according to Bhabha‚ the colonial authorities might not be having such clear cut objects to which they associate with but they have clear cut objectives for keeping this difference intact.

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    Descartes' Meditation II

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    seem to me a) The contents of my own mind II. The Wax Argument 1. I may be deceived by an Evil Demon i. May not be any material objects 2. No proof of material objects until later 3. I can decide what a clear and distinct conception of a material object would be 4. My senses don’t give me a clear and distinct conception of material object 5. My senses tell me that the wax is i. Yellow‚ angular ii. Hard‚ smooth‚ cool iii. Smells like flowers iv. Tastes like honey

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    The Object of Lexicology

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    1. The Object of Lexicology. Lexicology (from Gr. lexis ’word’ and logos ’learning’) is the part of linguistics dealing with the vocabulary of the language and the prop¬erties of words as the main units of language. The term vocabulary is used to denote the system formed by the sum total of all the words and word equivalents that the language possesses. The term word denotes the basic unit of a given language resulting from the association of a particular meaning with a particular group of sounds

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    The Object of Lexicology

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    THE OBJECT OF LEXICOLOGY Lexicology (from Gr lexis ‘word’ and logos ‘learning’) is the part of linguistics dealing with the vocabulary of the language and the properties of words as the main units of language. The term v o c a b u l a-r y is used to denote the system formed by the sum total of all the words and word equivalents that the language possesses. The term word denotes the basic unit of a given language resulting from the association of a particular meaning with a particular group

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    The Gerund

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    THE GERUND The nominal characteristics | The verbal characteristics | 1*.can perform the function of subject‚ object and predicative. [e.g. They say smoking leads to meditation. (Collins) (SUBJECT) I like making people happy. (Shaw) (OBJECT) The duty of all progressive mankind is fighting for peace.(PREDICATIVE)] | 1. *of transitive verbs can take a direct object.[e.g. I had now made a good progress in understanding and speaking their language. (Swift)] | 2.*can be preceded by a preposition

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    completion. • Choose a business and describe its aim and 3 SMART objectives for how they can achieve their aim. TESCO: o Tesco want to be able to keep their carbon emissions down by making new buildings‚ they also want to make their business objects which have to follow this method Specific - this means that the business can make some specific objectives that the business wants to achieve‚ so if they want to hit a certain target of profit within a year they have to make a business plan or model

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