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    FACTS AND FICTION IN PSYCHOLOGY Dr.Krishna Prasad Sreedhar Psychologists can read the minds of others. This is a popular myth that prevailed from the beginning. No honest Psychologist would claim so. However‚ as Psychologists are trained in observing the verbal and non verbal behavior of people‚ they may be able to guess the intentions of others more accurately than lay people. Psychology is an occult science. This is absolutely untrue. On the other hand know that Psychology is the scientific study

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    International Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology E-ISSN 0976-3945 Research Article INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM FOR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION Ms Seema P Mishra‚ Ms Apeksha S.Chavan‚ Swapnil S. Gourkar Address for Correspondence Lecturer (ETRX Dept) Pillai’s Institute of Information technology‚ New Panvel‚ Mumbai ABSTRACT The Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System serves as a bridge between people and computer databases by connecting the telephone network with the database

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    Contents 1. Introduction…………………………………………………………2 2. E.E. Cummings’s biography………………………………………...3 3. Stylistic innovations…………………………………………………8 4. Conclusion…………………………………………………………...15 Introduction My course paper consists of the biography of Cummings and his stylistic innovations. Cummings was born in Cambridge‚ Massachusetts‚ to liberal‚ indulgent parents who from early on encouraged him to develop his creative gifts. While at Harvard‚ where his father had taught before becoming

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    artworks and the paradox of fiction. Throughout his study‚ he discovered three elements of paradoxical fiction; individual’s “experience genuine emotions directed at fictional character and situations” ‚fictional emotions condition‚ “in order to experience emotions towards X‚ one must believe X exists”‚ belief requirement‚ and “we do not believe that fictional characters and situations exist‚ disbelief condition (McNiff‚ Source K). Without those three elements‚ the paradox of fiction and the other components

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    While popular and widely watched the movie Pocahontas is an innaccurate portrail of a signifigant historical event. The Disney Corporation is not known for it’s accurate portrails of historical events and when producing the animated film Pocahontas‚ Disney did not fail in it’s nonchalant attitude concerning historic fact. Cartoonists at disney must have been watching adult films when they first penciled out the figures of Pocahontas and John Smith. The young Indian princess was only twelve

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    Throughout the interactive oral‚ my understanding of cultural and contextual elements in Crossing the Mangrove was enhanced. Conde’s novel was abundant with culture due to her setting. Her choice of Guadeloupe as location and 1986 as the time period allowed for a mixture of traditional and modern views and ways of life. As Guadeloupe was a small island‚ it allowed for isolation and wonder. Many of the inhabitants of Riviere au Sel had left the island at least once‚ but were still isolated and found

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    the war in Women’s Barracks‚ led to the rise of lesbian pulp fiction popularity across America. These novels could be found in drug stores or news stands‚ and were read by a variety of people including men‚ women‚ homosexuals and heterosexuals. Due to a diverse amount of people reading lesbian pulp fictions‚ the word and idea of lesbian was brought into the world creating a class of people that to most‚ did not exist. Lesbian pulp fictions gave insight to individuals about different sexual identities

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    Morality In Pulp Fiction

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    In the movie Pulp Fiction‚ the overarching theme of the movie goes to say that without a higher framework or power one doesn’t see their actions to have any consequences‚ morally speaking. Morality controls the initial reasoning behind deciding whether to commit a crime or not. In this context‚ the concept of not having any morals is based on not having meaning in one’s life or seeing one’s life at the same worth as anyone else’s. This doesn’t allow for one to make any criteria in which to conduct

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    Postmodernism is defined as a move on from Modernism. Charles Jenks states that the change developed primarily in architecture at 15:30 on the 15th of March 1972 when a modernist housing estate is Missouri was detonated to rubble. They realised that Modernisms rational approach towards order and progress and failed to see that architecture MUST have a human scale. This move to Postmodernism enveloped all aspects of life including art‚ philosophy and media. Postmodernism brought a new period of design

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    Through the chosen texts a greater understanding of the crime fiction genre has been achieved. The four authors are all writing in different time periods which is reflected in the content of their respective text. Although‚ the four texts are all a part of the crime fiction genre‚ each has different qualities making the genre seem very broad. The genre has been through an evolution since its beginnings in which the conventions of the genre have changed to reflect the social values at the time. Sir

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