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    The Peloponnesian War

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    This raises an important question: Can Thucydides’ work be considered unbiased? The issue of subjectivity and objectivity for researchers is a heavily debated topic. In her article “The Enigma of Subjectivity”‚ Professor Donna Ladkin of Cranfield University explores this topic‚ investigating “the role objectivity plays in establishing valid claims to truth”. She concludes her analysis saying that “subjectivity and objectivity are necessarily intertwined in the creation of valid truths”. It is Thucydides’

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    Cindy Sherman and Yasumasa Morimura are two great photographers whom have challenged the social subjectivity of sexual orientation through their provocative photos of the women’s body and representing it in how they imagined it should be represented. Both photographers come from different background and have different approach to their work‚ but it is evident that they both challenge the themes concerned with gender and the historical representation of women’s bodies. In the case of Tasumasa Morimura

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    Beware: Marks of Satan The article describing the subconscious penetration of Satan’s influences in our daily lives fell short of building a solid argument. Although there were parts of the article that made it interesting‚ the overall impact was not significant enough to convince me regarding satanic influences. The positives that can be attributed to the article relate to effective use of shock value‚ relevance to the average reader‚ and use of credible sources. The article takes the reader

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    computer technology in decision making‚ Managers feels that their decision making skill is not seen important by the organization they are leading. In addition in some decision making a rational thinking and subjectivity is necessary but computer technology can’t make this rationality and subjectivity rather an objective result will come from the actual data processed ignoring these important factors. Before finalizing discussing the question we can point out that in a programmed decision making use

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    Literature Questions

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    focuses on all but the following elements of modernism:  Select one or more: a. fragmentary nature of thought b. erasing the disctinction between high and low art  c. using the first person voice  d. subjectivity  Feedback The correct answer is: fragmentary nature of thought‚ subjectivity Question 3 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Flag question Question text List the three major ideas discussed in Klages’s essay in the order in which they appear in history. Select one: a. modernity‚ modernism

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    Film Analysis: Speed

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    Question: Discuss two or more of the following issues: story vs. plot‚ range of narration‚ depth of narration‚ and narrative structure. In addition‚ pay attention to the film’s stylistic choices‚ and how they relate to formal strategies in the narrative and narration. The film "Speed"‚ starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock is classed as a film where narrative plays a very large role in delivering the viewer with a broader understanding of the story or plot of the film. Narrative meaning a "chain

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    Bias In Super Size Me

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    Bias: Bias is when a documentary has an inclination towards a particular view or opinion. It is important when creating a documentary that all opinions and views are recognised and explored in the film and that it doesn’t focus entirely on one side of the story. An example of a documentary that is biased is Super Size Me‚ directed by Morgan Spurlock. The documentary primarily focuses on the detrimental effects of fast food and it does not mention any positive effects it could have. The documentary

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    Are the social Sciences Really Inferior? Prologue It is a common notion that the social sciences‚ as it were‚ are inferior to the natural sciences when it comes to being a "science". Some sects in the society even questions the credibility of the claim of the social sciences that they are indeed a science; several faction of the society views social science as a whole as being inferior to the natural science‚ a number of them even does not consider social sciences as a science at all. The article

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    Under fair value accounting‚ earnings of a firm constitutes three broad components namely asset income‚ realized gains and unrealized gains. What impact does this have on a firm’s earnings quality given that the main shift from current accounting standards is the inclusion of unrealized gains into earnings computation? Often‚ it holds true that what matters is not how much a firm makes‚ but how it makes its money . Investors value earnings that are sustainable‚ inherent to a firm’s business and

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    This article focuses on the film Our Dancing Daughters‚ illustrating film techniques used in combination with the character Diana’s dance that embodies ‘kinaesthetic’ (kinetic and aesthetic.). It suggests viewers are encouraged to simulate subjectivity based on lived bodily experience of dances shared by actress and spectator. Diana experiences the world through her body’s movement‚ the visible fuses with kinetic‚ even private moments (dressing in mirror) are shared by the spectator (129). Landay

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