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    IN HARRIET ANN JACOB’S INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE GIRL Mrs. Jeyanthii Ravichandran Head Department of English St. Joseph’s College of Arts and Science‚ (Autonomous)‚ Cuddalore. G.Siva Ranjani M.Phil. scholar‚ St. Joseph’s college of Arts and Science‚ (Autonomous)‚ Cuddalore. Abstract Harriet Ann Jacob is an African-American writer‚ who absconded from slavery and was later disenthralled. Incidents in the Life of a Slave

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night- Time as a Postmodern Novel The promising and celebrated British Writer‚ Mark Haddon’s mystery narrative‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night- Time explores the story of a 15 year old boy who manages to scrutinize the murder of his neighbour’s dog. What is special and particular about the book is that it features the first-person standpoint of the hero who has a social disability. The hero‚ Christopher appears as an autistic individual who lacks

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    A. Jacobs‚ went through in her life story in Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl prove that the difficulties for slave women were more than significant in many different cases. For Linda Brent‚ her life had been a constant fight since she was six years old and looking back on it‚ she never saw that change over the years. When she found out she was giving birth to a baby girl‚ she couldn’t help but envision every single hardship‚ suffering and regret of her own for her daughter’s life too. Every

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    Essay Haddon the author of “The curious incident of the dog in the night-time” uses language forms and techniques to immerse the readers into the worlds of the central characters. Haddon draws the readers into the world of Christopher and father Ed through his uses of the language forms and techniques of imagery‚ unreliable narrator and emotive language to show the audience the perspectives of the characters. The reader’s initial perspective of Christopher is that he is logical but odd. Christopher

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    About 1% of people are born with autism. Christopher Boone is born with autism. He would be part of the 1% of people. In the book of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime by Mark Haddon Christopher goes on a mission to find the murderer of the dog next door. He has a difficult time throughout the story because of him disabilities. He later finds out that it was his father who murdered the dog and he leaves because of his fright of his father to go visit his mom in the “hospital”. Christopher

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    Introduction: Incident Management System (ICS) refers to a common plan of action to deal with any emergency situation‚ whether natural or man-made so as to save lives‚ minimize loss and effectively handle any related problems Incident Command and National Incident Management Systems (NIMS): NIMS is a standardized system for handling all kinds of domestic incidents in the USA. A definite command structure with separate functional areas of Operations‚ Planning‚ Logistics and finance is followed. Based

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    The Incident Command System (ICS) was first developed and introduced in the 1970’s when a string of catastrophic fires were springing up in California. The destruction of property created by the fires produced skyrocketed in the millions causing many people to be seriously injured or perish during the event. The individuals who were assigned to investigate the cause of these fires in California studied the case histories and discovered that response efforts to battle such catastrophes could be

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    Have you ever wanted to stay away from people who have a mental disability? In the book‚ The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night-time by Mark Haddon‚ Christopher has a serious condition of Asperger’s syndrome‚ but is still really intelligent. Autism can be beneficial to autistic people because it can help them be more confident and express themselves however they please. They understand the differences between them and others and they don’t allow people’s thoughts and opinions to sway them.

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    The main character in "The Curious Incident of the Nighttime" is most likely to vote in favor of Hillary Clinton since they have the same thoughts on having the capacity to ensure yourself with a weapon and that all cops should be required to wear cameras on their uniforms. Throughout Christopher’s past‚ he has been an exceptionally violent individual with regards to protecting himself. In Christopher’s lifetime‚ he has thrown a cutting board at his mother and punched a police officer. However‚ Christopher

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    A Modern Play that People Can Understand The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a novel written by Mark Hadden talks about a boy named Christopher‚ who goes on a journey to discover numerous incidents that occurred during his lifetime. Simon Stephens directed this 21st century play considering that it had a modern catch of central and governing issues with the characters for the audience to comprehend with. One of the characters that had both of these issues is the fifteen- year-

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