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    where the father is the head‚ and the wife and children are the extended family. The head of the oikos is the only one who possesses the authority to seek justice. This is because the father acquires the authority through the inheritance law or male lineage. On the contrary‚ Greek society seems to transform to a matriarch when Clytemnestra solely murders Agamemnon because she‚ like primitive males‚ exercises destructive justice and enters the cycle of violence. Conversely‚ Athena implements a new and

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    My Journey into Tai Chi For the past month and a half‚ once a week I go to my Tai Chi session. I took Tai Chi is a way for me to lightly exercise during my first year in college. In the beginning I found Tai Chi to be a little difficult and at times I was unsure what exactly I was supposed to do. Prior to my weekly sessions‚ I had no knowledge of martial arts. I’ve never even heard of Tai Chi. Attending all my Tai Chi classes‚ reading Master C.K Chu’s book Why Tai Chi? Questions & Answers‚ and my

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    craniums had large‚ portruding ridges over either eye. Another important being in the human timeline is Australopithecus africanus. Many scientists believe that it is the next in the sequence leading to man‚ however‚ a few believe that it belongs to a lineage on its own. A. africanus fossils have been dated back to the time period between two and three million years ago. It had a greater body size than A. afarensis‚ and a skull volume ranging between 420 and 500 cm3. It averaged a little higher in

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    Hancock English 1010-Wednesday 20 April 2011 Appalachian Mountain Music Many listeners who are not familiar with Country or Bluegrass music may have trouble in differentiating the two types of music. While Country and Bluegrass share a common lineage‚ there are several differences set them apart. During the 40’s and 50’s Bluegrass music was a big influence in society. It combined traditional folk ballads‚ gospel songs‚ and string band music to create a style characterized by instrumental intelligence

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    Baha’i is a faith in the Abrahamic tradition that came about in the mid-19th century. It is a very young religion‚ definitely the largest of young religions. Today it has over five million followers spread to nearly every corner of the world. Despite originating in Iran the vast majority of followers live elsewhere‚ living and practicing in all but two countries. The faith believes that God makes revelations to humanity appropriate to its level of development‚ and that the latest revelation to

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    Study on Nature v. Nurture The concept of Nature v. Nurture has been a psychological debate that initially began in 1871 by Sir Francis Galton. The debate consisted of the idea whether or not people have specific behavioral traits due to one’s lineage or rather the experiences one has in his/her lifetime. As the conflict carried on‚ a third view had birthed itself. This view mediated the two oppositions‚ saying this conflict should not be one at all. Rather than one side opposing the other‚

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    dreams‚ all hoping to earn money‚ own land‚ and lead a life not dictated by anyone else. In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use‚” Dee is a shining example of an American pursuing her dream and succeeding at it. Dee came from a background of poverty. Her lineage includes slaves and farm workers that were never able to better themselves enough to rise above the poverty. She knew since she was little that the country was not for her. She wanted an education. She wanted to move to the city. So Dee worked

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    Rajput Child Rearing Practices Focused on the Rajputs of Rajasthani When a male turns 12 he moves into the males’ quarters. This is when the role of the father becomes more prominent. This is the age they must learn the masculine values. The fathers maintain stricter discipline of their sons. This includes teaching them how to be assertive‚ and who in the village is their ally or enemy. Males do not let their children interact with any member of a family that his own is at odds with. In contrast

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    Genesis: The Effects Today Bible 105-B27 LUO: Old Testament Survey 201320 Spring 2013 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx L33333333 Liberty University January 21‚ 2013 Genesis: The Effects Today We must begin with the question: what is Genesis? Genesis is the beginning of everything we know today. It is what we research‚ study‚ and learn today about everything that exists around us. The first eleven chapters of Genesis cover the period from the time of creation to the time of Abraham (Hester‚ 1962). It

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    Our planet is blessed with biodiversity composed of prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Almost all of them have specialized systems of sensing light‚ sensory and/or motor response composed of a cell‚ tissue or organ like eyes and brain. The Pax (Paired box) genes and proteins have been observed critical during formation of such tissues or organs and Pax family transcriptional regulators remain critical to maintain their functional anatomy. The Paired Box 6 (Pax6) best exemplifies the conservation of functions

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