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    Before Philippe Pinel‚ the mentally ill were viewed and regarded in a religious point of view. Effectively beginning the transition from humans who were “possessed by demons” to just humans who were medically ill. Thus‚ born on April 20‚ 1745‚ in France‚ Pinel would soon grow to significantly change the methods of treatment. To begin his knowledge and understanding of psychiatry‚ Philippe Pinel begun his education being homeschooled and taught by his mother and Father Coarse. After completing high

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    Formal Analysis: Terracotta Krater The terracotta krater originated in Greece between 750-700 BCE‚ known as the Geometric period. They were said to have been monumental grave markers. Most kraters were typically large‚ some over forty inches. They were made of ceramic and painted with linear designs‚ separated by registers. These vases were used to depict art in order to reveal a story. The artist wanted its viewers to capture the sense of realism in their design. The designs on the krater demonstrate

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    Compare & Contrast the foreign policies of Napoleon I and Louis Philippe Both placed on the thrown after revolutions‚ King Louis Philippe and Napoleon Bonaparte were pressured to adopt a nationalistic foreign policy. During Napoleon ’s reign‚ France reached its greatest magnitude and was considered among Europe as a leading military power. In contrast‚ King Louis Philippe adopted a cautious foreign policy which did not satiate the nationalistic thirst of the French people at the time nor did

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    Philippe Legrain and David Goodhart
examine the emerging issue of immigration. Despite the fact that they discuss the same topic‚ it is not easy to compare and contrast their ideas‚ since they look at different aspects. Legrain in his The Case for Immigration supports immigration arguing mostly from the economic standpoint. In contrast‚ Goodhart’s article Too Diverse? questions advantages of immigration given ambiguous effect on host nation‚ its culture‚ and history. Given that the authors’ views

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    Cameron Lyons Alesia Williams Eng La Com AP 16 August 2009 The Beauty of Snap Decisions Blink by Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell embodies the entire subject of the book “Blink‚” in both the title of the book‚ and the phrase “thin-slicing‚” which is a person ability to accurately gauge what is important from a very narrow period of time. To put it simply‚ impulsive decisions can often be more reliable than well thought out decisions. Gladwell provided the reader with multiple examples throughout

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    From its beginnings in the early 1600s‚ through the great expansion of the late 19th century‚ the French overseas empire was formed more by the agencies and stimulation of the state‚ church‚ and armed forces than by the initiation of the business community. Merchants‚ financiers‚ and manufacturers did engage in and profit from French imperial ventures‚ but mostly they had to be convinced into participation by monarchy or republican officials. In this the French colonial empire differed from its

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    Philippe Bourgois (born 1956) is a Professor of Anthropology & Family and Community Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. He can be considered a proponent of neo-Marxist theory and of critical medical anthropology. His greatest influences include the work of French social theorists Pierre Bourdieu and Michel Foucault. In his research‚ Bourgeois relied on the participant-observation method‚ meaning that he chooses to live and integrate himself in the society he studies. To write his book “In

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    Fine Arts Theatre Research Paper: Moliere In all the works of theatre there has always been a list of names that created stories that transcended all other works. These stories and their authors would go on to become timeless and world renown. Among these masterful writers sits Jean-Baptiste Poquelin. His stage name however is what most people remember him by‚ and that name is Moliere. Jean-Baptiste Poquelin was born in Paris on January 15‚ 1622. His father

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    beyond caricature and turned public’s eyes on the horrors that the oppressed‚ and repressed silk workers of St. Martin experienced first hand. The attack took place on April 14‚ 1834 when the French National Guard‚ under the command of King Louis Philippe (October 6‚ 1773 - August 26‚ 1850)‚ retaliated on civilian silk workers. Rue Transnonain‚ created in the same year of the attacks‚ added fuel to an already growing tension between France and the French working force. The violent acts of the French

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    Palais Royal The Palais Royal was originally called the Palais Cardinal when it was built. This was built to be the personal residence of the Cardinal Richelieu. He had it built at its location because he wished to be near the Louvre. Construction of the building began in 1633 and finished in 1639. It became the property of King Louis XIII in 1642 when Cardinal Richelieu died. At this time the name changed from Palais Cardinal to Palais Royal to signify the change. The following year

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