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    Honor has always been a central aspect of one’s identity. People go great lengths to keep and prove their honor. Honor is a popular topic that is regularly seen throughout literature‚ but what exactly is honor? Honor today is seen as one’s integrity and protecting one’s values and beliefs. But it has not always been that way. Honor is a difficult concept to characterize due to the fact that the definition of honor has changed over time and varies from culture to culture. In past times‚ honor was

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    100 Years of Indian Cinema

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    00 Years O ndian Cine 100 Years Of D. G. Phalke Films PIFF 2013 Raja Harischandra 1913-DVD-15-Silent-India Direction: D.G. Phalke Cast: D.D.Dabke‚ Salunke‚ Babaraya Phalke Screenplay: D.G. Phalke Cinematography: D.G. Phalke Production: Phalke Films The narrative is drawn from the Indian epic Mahabharata where the King sacrifices his kingdom to uphold his ideals of truth. The king accidentally blunders into the religious ceremonies being performed by Sage Vishwamitra and incurs the

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    Public Service 2000

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    the Canadian public service. Canada has been listed among the world’s leaders in administrative reform and one eager to experiment and innovate in public administration (Caiden‚ Halley & Maltais‚ 1995). One of Canada’s boldest attempts in recent years is Public Service 2000 (PS2000)‚ which attempted to change the way people in the public service saw themselves and their work through a number of initiatives focused on fostering an overall change of culture in the Canadian public service. The founders

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    The Last Leaf by O. Henry

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    "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry is an interesting short story about a sick girl who is deeply affected by a bare ivy vine. Johnsy thinks that she will die as soon as the last leaf on that vine falls. She becomes close to death‚ but a neighbor called Mr. Behrman‚ an artist‚ saves her life and dies. This paper will focus on different causes and effects involved in‚ first‚ Johnsy’s case and‚ second‚ the death of Mr. Behrman. First‚ many things lead Johnsy to be touched with the idea of death. When Johnsy

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    100 Years of Solitude "…Races condemned to 100 years of solitude did not have a second opportunity on earth."  These powerful last words of the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude ring spot on.  The book demonstrates through many examples that human beings cannot exist in isolation.  People must be interdependent in order for the race to stay alive.             Examples are found of solitude throughout the one-hundred-year life of Macondo and the Buendia family.  It is both emotional and

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    relation to the changing ideas about childhood over the centuries‚ there are several points of discussion that arise. Many ideas surrounding the change and evolved over the centuries‚ ideas such as the views towards education and the impact of the industrial revolution on westerns societies views towards childhood‚ due to the limited space‚ this essay will focus on two underlying issues which have contributed greatly to the changing ideas about childhood over the centuries‚ which are; the recognition

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    opportunities‚ choice of clothes and freedom of speech. therefore‚ culture changes over time. culture is not constant. culture can adapt to the ever-changing environment. During the last century‚ Science has witnessed the incredible technological progress that has brought us the computer and the Internet. this situation affects to change in lifestyle and culture. the traditional work ethic has changed due to culture which has changed in some ways with globalization. Cultural norms will continue to change

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    The role of culture in the city has changed over time due to the influence of Post- industrialisation‚ immigration‚ modernised cultures and introducing foreign cultures. Over the years‚ cultural change has played a major role in shaping multiple cities into what it is today. Culture is the ideas‚ social customs‚ art‚ music‚ food‚ classic‚ theatre‚ social behaviour which is targeted to particular society. The culture capital influences the economic growth‚ demographic change‚ politics and social

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    In 100 years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez we follow the many generations that have come after the man named Jose Arcadio Buendia who was the founder of the made up town called Macondo and his wife Ursula Iguaran. Jose Arcadio and Ursula had two sons Jose Arcadio and Colonel Aureliano and also a daughter named Amaranta. There were many things I found strange about this family for example the fact that Jose Arcadio and Ursula’s first born also named Jose Arcadio married Rebeca who was taken

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    Vietnam War The North Vietnamese Communist leadership’s ability to reassess and adapt during the Vietnam War was reflected in how well they combined guerilla and conventional operations to achieve their strategic goal of unifying Vietnam under communist rule. Throughout the conflict‚ the Viet Cong (VC) were employed to conduct guerilla operations while North Vietnamese Army (NVA) and VC "main force" units were used to transition to conventional operations. Guerilla operations enabled Hanoi to inflict

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