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    Munshi Premchand lived from 1880 to 1936 and can justly lay claim to the title of the best Hindi fiction writer ever. He was born on 31July 1880 in a small village‚ Lamhi‚ near Varanasi. His parents named him Dhanpat Rai. He started writing at a young age. Initially‚ he wrote in Urdu. Later‚ he wrote only in Hindi. Munshi Premchand was the son of a postal clerk. He lost his mother when he was very young. Just 7 years. And his at the age of 14‚ he lost his father. With his father’s demise‚ young Premchand

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    Childhood is socially construted‚ this means it is only a human concept and the only reason that ’childhood ’ exists is because society makes it that way. Over time childhood has changed as different norms and values over each century of life have been different and is still changing at present. Also in different places of the world there are different cultures and ethics so therefore their veiw of childhood will also be different. As Wagg (1992) states ‘Childhood is socially constructed. It is

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    The film Dead Poets Society greatly explores overcoming of authority and finding one’s identity. The conflicts the characters face thoroughly demonstrates the significant principles of individualism and freedom. Neil Perry’s inability to overcome his father’s authority led to suicide which was the only way he could see to take control of his life. Todd Anderson incapability to speak in front of others was overcame towards the end of the film by some experiments conducted by their English teacher

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    teacher Mr Keating. Many of the boy’s face the tough challenge of living with the school and Headmaster Nolan’s strictness and Neil Perry faces the challenge of defying his father’s plans for him. The film utilizes many examples of power and authority which conveys the schools strict nature‚ Headmaster Nolan’s traditional attitude‚ and Mr Perry’s power over his son Neil. The opening speech led by Headmaster Nolan showed many examples the schools reinforced power and authority. Welton Academy for

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    instance‚ Neil’s suicide; it can also go horribly wrong. But moving on to the topic‚ Yes‚ Neil’s death was a tragedy‚ many people believe only himself was held responsible. But if you look at the greater depth of the movie‚ there are other reasons why Neil chose to end his life. And if there is anything to blame for Neil’s death‚ there are strong possibilities that Neil’s father and Mr Keating are highly responsible. Who do you think is responsible for Neil’s death? Mr Perry‚ Neil’s dad‚ a traditional

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    Discuss the Role of Celebrity culture in Politics‚ Evaluating the Impact it Has Had on Political Communication. Citizens in a modern form of democracy are able to access more political information than ever; this information has fused with their established political knowledge and attitudes‚ which reflects the overall political view on the political world. Thus media has built an interactive communication approach between the government and society. This interactive communication approach can

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    relationship with his father. Neil was a sensitive‚ passionate type of person who found it hard to express his private thoughts about how he felt. Mr Keating is somewhat blamed for Neil’s death as he opened the students minds to different ways of learning and thinking and wanted them to avoid conforming with society and to express individualism. Neil’s father pressured Neil into things he didn’t want to do which took a major part in the act of suicide for Neil. When Neil Perry decides to pursue a

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    willing to do anything‚ Leader of the Dead Poets Society." The boys were curious and approached Mr Keating. He explained to the students what dead poets society was and how it was a mistake and how "gods were created‚ women swooned‚ and spirits soared." Neil the most enthusiastic boy suggested that they try it out and all his friends conformed to his idea. Mr Keating did not tell the boys to reform these meetings‚ as he knew they were against the school rules. The one thing that caused the boys to do this

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    in her relationship with Neil. Diane is just turning 18 years old when she decides to take on a holiday with Neil. Neil is her boyfriend. She is arguing with her mom about that she is old enough for going away alone. She loves Neil but doesn’t want to get married in the start of the story. She wants to be a model but know how hard it is so she decides to get an education first. In the story Diane moves from not getting married before she is older to get married with Neil as 18 years old. She also

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    the Rye. These 6 main characters are Neil Perry‚ the smart one‚ Richard Cameron‚ the sycophant‚ Todd Anderson‚ who is exceeding shy‚ Knox Overstreet‚ the romantic‚ and Charlie Dalton‚ the rebel. Holden experience all of these characteristics at some point or another during the Catcher In The Rye. Holden Caulfield is an intelligent 16 year old boy who has suicidal thoughts. He contemplates suicide and death many times throughout the book. Unlike Holden‚ Neil Perry actually follows through with his

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