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    Indian life and thought. Some see India’s caste system as the defining feature of Indian culture and some have dismissed it as a colonial artefact. Since the days of the British rule‚ both historians and anthropologists referred to India as a ‘caste society’. Obviously this is an overstatement of the importance of caste. But for many leading personalities‚ caste was‚ and is‚ a real force in Indian life. As explained by experts in the field such as Dr Susan Bayly‚ caste is not the essence of Indian culture

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    Arguably‚ this is a significantly more traditional and healthier upbringing for youth compared to the one described in the movie. Regarding his academic narrative as portrayal in the movie versus real life‚ Ted Bundy’s character is a failing‚ hopeless student whose struggles are used to entertain and heighten the emotions for its audience. However‚ Bundy was more than a satisfactory student with high ambitions which eventually drove him to go to law school and motivated his pursuits in politics.

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    Fourth main causes of civil war is‚ relative deprivation and discontent. Ted Gurr the writer of “Why men rebel" defines relative deprivation as “a perceived discrepancy between men’s value expectations and their value capabilities”. The theory claims that the coincidence of “deprivation-Induced discontent and sense of identities such as cultural identities is the main factor of political mobilization”. The theory of Gur is similar to the theory of Stewart that expresses when there are political‚

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    creative minds? Why is it that we must admire them‚ rather than join them in creative thinking? Sir Ken Robinson explains that rather than promoting creativity‚ schools kill it so that it is almost entirely gone by the time we become adults. In his TED argument presented in 2006‚ Robinson argues that “Creativity is as important as literacy and we should treat it with the same status.” He uses argumentative techniques throughout his presentation to create a strong base and convincing plea. Former

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    Participatory Culture In the Ted talk video by Henry Jenkins he discusses how the younger generations are actively participating online. Jenkins talks about how they use Web 2.0 platforms‚ such as YouTube‚ Facebook and Twitter. How teenagers use these online websites to communicate and interact with each other is also known as participatory culture. Jenkins started looking into participatory culture before the internet. Along with the features of participatory culture‚ one other thing Jenkins highlights

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    John A. Tatom is a great write that explains about deficits and its effects on economics in his article‚ ‘Not All Deficits Are Created Equal’. There are several issues and some are critical such as he tells that ballooning federal deficit may harm the U.S. economy. Tatom analyses that the budget deficits are lower than national savings rate while its major reason is increasing high interest rates. This analysis have two faults‚ first is raising high deficit interest rates and second is source of

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    ‘Imagine what you are writing about. See it and live it.’ –Ted Hughes‚ Poetry in the Making Edward James Hughes was English Poet Laureate from 1984 to his death in 1998. Famous for his violent poems about the innocent savagery of animals‚ Ted Hughes was born on Mytholmroyd‚ in the West Riding district of Yorkshire‚ which became "the psychological terrain of his later poetry" (The Literary Encyclopedia). He was married to the famous Sylvia Plath from 1956 up to her controversial suicide in 1956

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    Neuroscience also looks at the study of heredity and evolution. Ted Kaczynski and Joel Rifkin have demonstrated that neuroscience

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    In the Ted Talk‚ “Taking Imagination Seriously”‚ Janet Elchelman discussed a few problems that she has faced‚ and the strategies she used to solve them. Janet was first faced with the issue of her paints not arriving on time‚ then after brainstorming she was faced with another problem of her material being too heavy‚ then Janet reveals another dilemma that she was confronted with; there was not software designed yet to aid her in creating her sculpture. When the paints had not arrived Janet dove

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    n the Ted-Talk video by Julian Treasure‚ he first starts by claiming that intention is very important in sound and listening. He gives an example of a promise he made to his wife‚ that he would listen to her everyday as if it were the first time. I believe that if you are willing to listen and are open to new ideas then‚ you will build effective relationships at school‚ work‚ and I the rest of your life. You must want to be a better listener and realize that listening is an active process. All in

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