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    The island the boys are stranded on serves as a microcosm for wider society - a place far from civilization and free from adult supervision. The beauty of the island paradise the boys are stranded on is astounding. Golding quickly shows just how magnificent the island is; “(The lagoon) was clear to the

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    Final Exam This exam is to be completed as an individual assignment. Each question is from a corresponding chapter. For example‚ question 1 is from Chapter 1 and so on. Write 2-3 paragraphs for each of the four questions you choose to answer. In addition to your textbook‚ you should use and cite at least one other credible source and/or case study for each of the four questions you answer. 1. Select two of the "principles of communication" explained in your text. For each of your chosen

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    pilgrimages. The word ‘Kashi’ originated from the word ‘Kas’ which means to shine. Steeped in tradition and mythological legacy‚ Kashi is the ‘original ground ‘ created by Shiva and Parvati‚ upon which they stood at the beginning of time. Varanasi is the microcosm of Hinduism‚ a city of traditional classical culture‚ glorified by myth and legend and sanctified by religion ‚ it has always attracted a large number of pilgrims and worshippers from time immemorial. To be in Varanasi is an experience in itself

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    of unknown seed of conflict between colonists and natives. Unsettles settlers‚ as it challenges their notion of superiority and control over the Aborigines and Gemmy. Destabilises status quo. Leads to marginalisation of Aborigines. Used as a microcosm for the institutionalized oppression which was occurring throughout colonial Australia. Especially significant with a postcolonial stance. Postcolonial stance allows us to comprehend the impact that such wide-scale divisiveness had on Australian

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    Outline three major features of the positivist theory approach to crime? Positivism is a theory of knowledge which states that science is based upon theories that have been derived solely upon empirical evidence. The positivist theory approach to crime consists of three major features which include biological‚ psychological and social positivism. Biological: The biological component of positivism seeks to examine data from sources such as twin studies‚ family studies‚ genetic patterns and biochemical

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    group]… B group … relatively friendly bunch… considered cool… C groups … freaks and retards … [Z group] “weirdos and queeros” (pg 40) - Accumulation (listing) -Connotations | In the novel Destroying Avalon‚ McCaffrey positions Westerley High as a microcosm for greater social inequality within society. This is clearly evident in the opening sequence of the novel when Marshall‚ through accumulation of groups and sub groups poignantly outlines the existing social hierarchy “Alice and the bitches rule

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    Explore Waugh and Elliot’s view of the modern world in the two extracts. Whilst both these works are considered modernist texts to varying degrees‚ the depiction of the modern world and in essence the “unreal city” varies greatly. Post and prelapsarian worlds coexist with each other through a traverse array of facades and the distorting viewpoint of the privileged‚ along with other incoherent modernist viewpoints. Whilst Elliot’s depiction of the modern world is a barren‚ almost post apocalyptical

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    The traditions of the utopian genre are constantly evolving for it to remain relevant to society’s present concerns. Thomas Moore’s novel “Utopia” written in 1516 was employed to mock the values of the Absolute Monarchy of England. Moore protests against the notion of failed idealisms within his society‚ presenting an alternative solution of an equal island‚ Utopia‚ which in actual fact translates to ‘no place’. From the suggestion of a complementary world where things run smoother‚ has seen the

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    is procreating and raising children and turns it only to adult gratification. The leaders of the Gay Liberation Front said‚ "We expose the institution of marriage as one of the most insidious and basic sustainers of the system. The family is the microcosm of oppression.” Legalizing same sex marriage would demean the importance of the family. Not only would allowing same sex marriage cause problems to the family but it would also cause problems with raising children. It would lead to more children

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    Hema. He never remarried. Narayan wrote his first novel‚ Swami and Friends‚ in 1935‚ after short‚ uninspiring stints as a teacher‚ an editorial assistant‚ and a newspaperman. In it‚ he invented the small south Indian city of Malgudi‚ a literary microcosm that critics later compared to William Faulkner’s Yoknapatawpha County. More than a dozen novels and many short stories that followed were set in Malgudi. Narayan’s second novel‚ Bachelor of Arts (1939)‚ marked the beginning of his reputation

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