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    much to say about psychological interiority either. Goffman didn’t write about capital‚ race or class‚ except in so far as they are materialized in visible behaviour‚ in gestures‚ spacing‚ tone of voice‚ eye-contact‚ clothing and comportment. So I see Goffman in this work as drawing on a natural history approach adopted by many scholars in the period. Often drawing directly on practices of animal observation‚ this research was distinguished

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    Slide 1 57 spills with volumes estimated at ³ 11‚000 MTs since mid-1960s Exxon Valdez is smallest of this group‚ but is most well know for coastal impacts 2 largest ‘spills’ are multiple events during recent armed conflicts Persian Gulf War in 1991 Chechnyan insurrection in 2000 72% are from tankers 7% each from wells and storage tanks 3% pipelines and cargo vessels 1 lone refinery Although Valdez is #57 on this list‚ it probably top 5-10 in environmental damage and #1 political

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    The play "Macbeth" by Shakespeare is jam-packed with malfeasance and darkness. All actions taken by Macbeth‚ his wife‚ Lady Macbeth‚ the witches and Hecate have immoral intentions and/or evil outcomes. An example of such is Lady Macbeth’s dark intentions to quicken Macbeth’s crowning‚ fuelled Macbeth’s "vaulting ambition[s]" (Act 1 scene 7 line 27) to murder anyone or anything that stood in his path of a long reign. Shakespeare often uses darkness and will frequently set the scene as a dark and

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    magic! Yes‚ yes‚ magic! (9.117). Magic‚ is often associated with the concept of circumventing reality. Individuals try to live unconstrained within their fantasy when they dislike the way that reality appears to be for the. In “A Streetcar Named Desire‚” Tennessee Williams protagonist‚ Blanche Dubois finds herself to be in a situation of living in illusion instead of reality. Williams’s addresses the importance of individuals who attempt to live unconstrained‚ through Blanche. Through her elusion

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    Dark Desires

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    Dark Desires: A Marxist Analysis of Arvin Mangohig’s Megastar Objectification is defined as the treatment to someone as an object rather than as a person. It has numerous features which will be mentioned through the analysis. Particularly‚ the story illustrates the objectification of a woman by a man. Considering the Marxist theory‚ this is caused by the oppression of women which is thought to be normal in the present time. Males have been dominant over females based on history. As seen in Marxist

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    The relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Throughout the play Macbeth‚ there is an ongoing relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Right away you pick up that Lady Macbeth is a very cold controlling person‚ while her husband is very naïve and weak. The relationship these two share is as what most people would see as unhealthy. There are never any agreements‚ there is never any reasoning‚ it’s one way‚ Lady Macbeth’s way‚ and that’s it. This is one of the biggest factors as to why

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    Macbeth is a dark play and its central characters are evil. The theme of Macbeth centers on how ambition and greed can over power morality and overrun human nature. Three witches meet in a heath. They plan when and where they would meet Macbeth to give him a prophecy. On the way back from battle‚ Macbeth and Banquo go to heath to meet up with the three witches. The prophecies say that Macbeth will be future king. But‚ they tell Banquo that he is ‘lesser than Macbeth‚ but also greater.’ Lady Macbeth

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    plot of Macbeth. For example‚ the three witches control Macbeth and force him to do evil things. Some of their prophecies seem self-fulfilling and it is doubtful that Macbeth would have murdered the king if he wasn’t pushed by the witches. However‚ Lady Macbeth plays the largest role in the plot and conflict of Macbeth. Lady Macbeth alters the plot in many ways. Lady Macbeth controls Macbeth and messes with his mind so that they both can achieve power. Lady Macbeth is the person that Macbeth goes

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    Formal essay A main character who undergoes a significant change in a text is Macbeth‚ a character in Shakespeare’s play. He changes from being known as “noble Macbeth” at the start of the play‚ to being viewed as a “tyrant” at the end. This is an important change because it shows a once noble man who would do anything for king and country‚ to becoming corrupt in his ways. All because of his blinded ambition and desire to become the King of Scotland. Techniques that are used to show these changes

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    Black and Deep Desires: Ambition in Macbeth Ambition can drive one to extremes. It can serve as a catalyst for one to act outside of their normal behaviour. These acts can either lead to one’s success‚ or to their downfall. In William Shakespeare’s tragic play Macbeth‚ the playwright explains how a man met his demise when his ambition took over his life. Macbeth’s greed‚ insecurity‚ and despair motivates his ambition‚ which leads him to their ultimate demise. In the opening act of the play‚ Macbeth’s

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