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    Alexia Sinclair Alexia Sinclair seeks to create a complex visual image that allows the audience to view reality from a alternative viewpoint‚ to create a visually exciting environment for the target audience. Sinclair uses a wide variety of different elements within the medium of photographic media. through the use if various lighting‚ computer‚ software and grip techniques she is able to create a unique visual experience that is quite different from what a post modern audience would expect from

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    Examination of Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle The 20th century was a time of rapid industrialization. Because of this industrialization‚ Americans and Immigrants faced endless hardships. The novel The Jungle by Upton Sinclair‚ is regarded as one of the most important novels of this time. It is considered an important and valuable analysis of several themes relating to turn-of-the-century life in America. The themes of immigration‚ living conditions‚ and working conditions‚ all expose why The Jungle

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    revolution of the 1800’s had a dramatic effect on economic and social life around the world. The industrialization economy shifted from agricultural to manufacturing as the logical corollary of technological advancements and efficient energy production. Factories could produce rapidly‚ which meant prices greatly decreased. Immigrants came in large numbers in hopes of starting new lives‚ but most encountered harsh working conditions accompanied by a few rights. In 1906 Upton Sinclair published The Jungle

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    Giselle Valle Honors English 10 Milestone Assignment When reading all three of these epics‚ there was two hero’s that really stood out to me. Those two heros would be Beowulf and Hector of Troy. Hector was the obvious true hero of the Iliad‚ he defended Troy to literally the moment he died. Hector was killed by the stabbing of a vengeful and angry Achilles‚ something he knew was coming but didn’t back out. Beowulf‚ as dedicated warrior‚ at a young age he falls and dies in the hands of a vengeful

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    Animal Testing Topic: The inhumane use of animals fore testing. Specific purpose: To persuade my audience that animal testing should be eliminated. Central idea: As a citizen of this society‚ we need to support the elimination of animal testing. Introduction Attention getter: Did you know that‚ “About 20 million animals are experimented on and killed annually‚ three-fourths for medical purposes and the rest to test various products?” (Andre and Velasquez‚ 2010) Credibility material:

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    The jungle Even though The jungle by Upton Sinclair published 1906‚ was very influential in bringing some of the very famous meat regulation but it was not the initial goal of the book. The book’s initial goal was to expose the indignity people face‚ in particularly immigrants and the harsh conditions in which they had to work. The jungle was very instrumental in the reform of the packing industry and generated a huge public outcry that led to the new federal governments’ food safety

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    being prepared in conditions that were unthinkable to the common citizen. How did we go from a system that had so little oversight to one of almost unthinkable supervision by the government? The answer came via an enterprising young writer named Upton Sinclair. Sinclair’s publication‚ The Jungle‚ shined a light into the dark and dreary life of a meat packer in Chicago. The Jungle horrified and disgusted readers. The book even had implications on the federal level. President Theodore Roosevelt‚

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    injured and screwed over. He slowly loses his idealistic “American Dream” state of mind. Many of Jugis’ problems have something to do with the greed and corruption of others. When looking through the psychological lens‚ it becomes apparent that Upton Sinclair does not believe that capitalism and the “American Dream” can coincide. Throughout the novel‚ Jurgis slowly loses his family from his harmful decisions and unfortunate circumstances. This disintegration

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    Stephanie Sinclair The 35-year-old American Journalist‚ Stephanie Sinclair‚ is represented by NGC (National Geographic Creative) based in Brooklyn New York. Her common theme is gender struggles throughout the world‚ in places such as; Beirut‚ Iraq‚ Lebanon‚ Indonesia‚ and Afghanistan. Her presentation of dark‚ eerie pictures that are presented with warm colors create strong emotion sends her message with great unity. Her uniqueness comes from bringing awareness to struggles on human rights in which

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    The Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP)‚ Uganda’s equivalent of a Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP)‚ serves as the country’s main development strategy and planning framework for fighting poverty. Government’s overriding aim as espoused in PEAP is reducing the total number of people living in absolute poverty to less than 10% of the population by 2017 (MFPED 2001).   PRSPs are national planning frameworks for low-income countries. They are a requirement for all countries that would like to

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