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    Quantification of Stylistic Traits: A Statistical Approach Summary of the Study This study attempts to identify the distinct stylistic features of the three contemporary Tamil scholars named Mahakavi Barathi (MB)‚ V. Kalsanasundaram (VK) and Subramaniya Iyer (SI) by using their literary works. These three scholars wrote articles on India’s Freedom Movement in the magazine called India. Initially‚ all the three scholars have written articles by attributing their names however‚ because of the

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    The Illiad Book 1: Summary: The Iliad begins with the Trojan War already in progress. Greek audiences would have been familiar with the background of the story‚ and here a brief summary of events is necessary to help the reader to put these events in context. It is important to remember that these stories had a life outside of Homer: he did not invent his characters or the main events of the epic. He did make key choices regarding which events and characters were to be emphasized and reinterpreted

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    Philip Lau‚ writer of the essay‚ “The Limitations of Wikipedia”‚ is successful in persuading his readers that the webpage Wikipedia should not be used for college level research. In his essay‚ Philip states that‚ “Wikipedia can be a beneficial starting point in gaining general information on a subject but users should be wary of incorrect information”. The essayist’s use of examples‚ facts and quotes are what makes his argument so convincing. The writer wrote this essay to warn fellow college

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    of a teenage girl named Maisie who got burned in a freak accident‚ caused by lightening striking a tree and the resultant fire while she was running. The burn melted almost half of her face off‚ which included her left cheek‚ chin‚ and nose. She was given the choice of having an experimental face transplant or facing years of skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries. With twisted luck‚ a girl in New Zealand is killed in a car accident‚ providing the donor tissue. After Maisie gets the new face‚ she

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    Historical Oblivion John Patrick Leary’s essay‚ Detroitism explores the most common rhetoric that Detroit as a city and a symbol often falls victim to the validity of ‘ruin porn’ which attempts to document but often exploits its history. Leary is an American literature teacher at Wayne State University in Detroit. His essay explores in-depth the shallowness of popular ruin pornographers‚ Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre‚ photographs from their book‚ The Ruins of Detroit‚ as well as other popular

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    Case Study#1 Summary Problems facing by Strategic Marketing Unit Two (SMU2) of Fine Food: Unfairly allocated costing system Unreliable performance evaluation standard leads to undervaluation of SMU2 and negative motivational effect on employees. Key Findings: Fine Foods allocates some period costs (including sales and marketing costs‚ media and sales promotion costs‚ and freight out cost) based on weight of product sold. SMU2 thus seems less profitable because the main product of SMU2 is Product

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    In his essay “Early Monasticism and the Church Today”‚ Brandon Hammonds‚ an American Theology Professor at the International House of Prayer University‚ discusses the origin of the Christian Monasticism. The monastery arose because of the need of the Christians to find a place to pray with God by living absence of human activity. That is why these buildings were made so Christians could live the life they have chosen. I support the Monastic movement because it encourages me how to develop life prayer

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    minds to looking into another point of view. A point of view that is less confrontational and says “let’s just get along.” I would like to come across as a fellow spectator. I am in no way an expert on the subject. I am someone who read the essay and said “hey Deborah Tannen’s argument makes sense.” Like my audience‚ I never really thought about it that much. I want to come across as someone that wants things to be less confrontational and to see things from all sides. I want the audience

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    Febuary 2014 The Perils of Obedience by Stanley Milgram In “The Perils of Obedience‚” Stanley Milgram develops a experiment that puts to test the the question ‚ “Will humans inflict extreme pain to others under the command of higher authority?”. The essay starts off with Milgram explaining the history of obedience by exhibiting the loyalness that was portrayed by followers in historical documents. The experiment that Milgram set up was simple. He elected an “experimenter” who is the authority figure

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    ART 322 Shaking Up Japan: Edo Society and the 1855 Catfish Picture Prints (A1167731) Haruka Koda 12/10/12 The Shaking of Japan Gregory Smith in his essay‚ “Shaking up Japan: Edo Society and the 1855 Catfish Picture Prints”‚ focuses on the state of political consciousness among the Edo commoners in 1855‚ which is when the Ansei Earthquake struck Japan.  The author explains the social and political devastation the Japanese society experiences. The traumatic event led to a Japanese Urban

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