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    distances. • It is‚ however‚ not a complete match‚ as Hofstede’s power index does not only relate to how status is accorded‚ but also to the acceptable power distance within a society‚ an area that is not touched upon by Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner. • Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner’s other dimensions seem to focus more on some resulting effects of underlying value dimensions. For example‚ their neutral/emotional dimension describes the extent to which feelings are openly expressed‚

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    negative impact‚ but‚ if they are someone important‚ they will always leave a lasting impression on who you are as a person. Since Jamie Raines has helped me learn that it’s okay to be different‚ that I should accept myself for who I am‚ and has taught me that who I am is who I am and that I should be proud of that‚ Jamie Raines has made a huge impact on my life. To begin‚ Jamie Raines‚ an internet star‚ has helped me to learn that it is just fine to be different. In his videos Raines talks about his struggles

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    In a reaction to the rational‚ conformist conventions of the Augustans‚ writers and artists of the Romantic era advocated the transcendence of rationality through a sublime and imaginative connection with the natural world. This emancipation from traditional social and moral restraints informed their literary‚ artistic and philosophical pursuits. It was these qualities that marked the movement as unique in the history of European intellectual discourse. Romanticism derived largely from the ‘transcendental

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    Although the frontier has fascinated Americans since the colonial era‚ it first came to prominence as a true ideological concept late in the nineteenth century. In 1890‚ Frederick Jackson Turner‚ sought to discover an antidote to the "germ theory" of history‚ which argued that all American institutions evolved from European precedents transplanted into the New World by the colonists‚ argued that the frontier was more important than any other single factor in shaping American history and culture.

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    2. Advise Martha and Jamie and/ or Michelin Stars on whether they may have any recourse against Gordon personally‚ using case law in support. To advise Martha and Jamie and/ or Michelin Stars on whether they may have any recourse against Gordon personally‚ we should see whether the separate legal entity of the company may be ignore and lift the cooperate veil. In this case‚ Martha Shu was an avid cook and had a great talent for restoring and decorating house before her friend suggested that they

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    Notes: In Fredrick Jackson Turner’s paper‚ “The Significance of the Frontier in American History-1893” his argument is how the American culture has evolved rapidly throughout it’s history despite certain setbacks and these are some of the highlight points from his article. American society‚ since the beginning of its simple state of formation has always had an urge to colonize to the west and explore for new opportunities of success and power. “The wilderness masters the colonists” is a very

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    Nat Turner and John Brown were justified in their actions to end slavery‚ but they went too far with their actions. Nat Turner and John Brown had the right idea to end slavery because of it being cruel and unjust‚ but their actions to do it were disagreeable. All they did was show the people reasons and why to make it harder on the slaves with stricter rules instead of ending slavery. Nat Turner and John Brown were justified in their actions to end slavery‚ but they went too far. John Brown‚ a radical

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    During the early 1800s‚ slavery played a major role in America‚ specifically the southern part of the nation. African-American Nat Turner greatly opposed slavery and those who enforced the act that questioned individuals’ humanity. Nat Turner’s actions proved that he had the strength to revolt and stand up for what he believed in. His actions portrayed the anger that some slaves felt that came with the conditions of being an African American in the slaveholding south. Following Turner’s violent rebellion

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    The renowned piece Slave Ship by J.M.W Turner was viewed by critics as a ‘kitchen accident’ and over the top (Simon Schama’s Power of art). This painting represented slaves killed at sea. The intentions of this were to make viewers weep‚ but was actually viewed as absurd. (Simon Schama’s Power of art). Turner was viewed as mad‚ yet created the greatest British painting in the 19th century. Starting at a young age‚ Turner created sublime paintings that represented British and French issues and incredible

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    Will Turner God Particle Rough Draft Summaries Chapter 1: Dr. Lederman uses a metaphor of a soccer game with an invisible ball to show the process by which the existence of particles is worked out. This metaphor is useful to get a sense of the experience of a particle physicist as he or she conducts his or her experiments in the particle accelerator. This chapter Dr. Lederman gives a brief background story of what led him to particle physics. Chapter 2: In a fictional dream‚ Dr. Lederman

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