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    self-determination‚ the belief that all people have the right to choose their political destiny free from the interference of any external parties. Naturally‚ the announcement of self-determination was met with a wave of optimism amongst colonised nations like Vietnam‚ Poland‚ India‚ and Egypt. Yet this optimism was quickly stamped out by the Wilson administration’s inconsistent application of self-determination. As a result‚ this essay asserts that in Wilson’s mind‚ self-determination only applied

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    Luigi Pirandello "War"

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    Luigi Pirandello: "War" World War I was known as "The Great War;" in which countries all around the globe participated in an extensive stalemate that lasted longer than any leader or countryman had ever anticipated. WWI had initially been thought to last through the Christmas of 1914; however‚ the world war persisted for 1500 days. During this time‚ nine million people lost their lives in battle and millions of families ’ lives‚ back at home‚ had changed forever. Luigi Pirandello was no stranger

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    challenging times in America and many were longing for that sense of freedom and optimism that had defined our nation. The birth of musical theater and the popularity of the radio in the 1930’s gave the brilliant music of Cole Porter and other famous American composers a broad voice and wide audience that reached from sea to sea. Cole Porter’s upbeat‚ toe-tapping melodies and whimsical lyrics helped recapture that sense of optimism‚ and for many‚ provided a welcome sense of escapism. His songs

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    The setting of a story is one of the most important factors to the development and outcome of a story. It can drastically influence their behavior and change their actions. Charles Ryskamp suggests in “New England Sources of The Scarlet Letter” that the setting of the novel written by Nathaniel Hawthorne greatly influences how the characters act and feel‚ having a major impact on the events in the novel. The effect of the setting on the characters and events is apparent in the first four chapters

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    say‚ the reader is shown irony through the actions of these characters‚ while at the same time the characters are naïve and remain oblivious to their situation (on a satiric level‚ at least). Candide is a humorous tale by Voltaire satirizing the optimism promoted by the philosophers of Enlightenment era. Throughout his travels‚ Candide adheres to the teachings of his tutor‚ Pangloss‚ believing that "all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds." Candide is essentially Voltaire’s answer

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    Small Business affected by Financial Crisis The purpose of this research study is to review how small businesses are affected by economic crisis‚ to assess the effects of marketing strategies on business performance and to identify strategies that can help small businesses grow in troubled times. The following 5 literature reviews attempt to demonstrate and support the hypothesis. In a research article by Jeffries (2011) stated how there are four ways to bounce back after a recession. The four

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    PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOVE Being in love is one of those life experiences that many people desire. Since ancient times‚ love has been the force that has motivated writers‚ such William Shakespeare who wrote o his famous play “Romeo and Juliet”‚ and painters such Vincent Van Gogh that incited by the love for Margot Begemann‚ one of his muses‚ to paint momentous paintings. Paris and Helen of Troy’s love lead to one of the most famous wars‚ The Trojan War. Because of love‚ Emperor

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    According to Yerlikaya (2007)‚ affiliative and self-enhancing humor styles are included in the “harmonious” category‚ whereas aggressive and self-defeating humor styles are included the “inharmonious” category. Both the self-enhancing and affiliative humor styles generally tap the positive or adaptive aspects of sense of humor‚ whereas the self-defeating and aggressive humor styles generally tap the negative or maladaptive aspects of sense of humor. It is possible to employ any of these humor styles

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    such as love‚ optimism‚ and loneliness are all are evident. These themes are also found in the song Love Song For No One (LSFNO)‚ written and composed by John Mayer‚ but optimism is replaced by pessimism. Both of these songs are about a man longing for love; however‚ in the first‚ the man is optimistic and hopeful‚ while in the second he is getting anxious and a little doubtful. The way that the themes are portrayed are both similar and different in that they are about love‚ optimism/pessimism and

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    the outlook‚ behavior and comments of Atticus‚ the author introduces an optimistic gentleman‚ who’s worldview makes the reader realize and reflect on the world of the 1940’s‚ Alabama-Maycomb and its society. Atticus’s optimism leads him to be the only character who not only stands up for his opinion‚ but does something in order to make a change in the prejudiced and racist environment that the book and many situations in today’s

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