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    Daijie Qi Nov 16 1. Steven‚ P. (2010). Mind over mass media. (2nd ed.‚ pp. 199-200). New York: The New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/11/opinion/11Pinker.html The article “Mass over Mass Media”‚ written by Steven Pinker for the New York Times in 2010‚ shows that the new technology are “the only things that will keep us smart” instead of making us stupid (p 200). Even though many media critics argue that Power Point‚ Google‚ Twitter and other technologies are

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    Steven Pinker writes about the criticisms that media has on our minds. He disagrees with the statements that say media take a toll on our knowledge and intelligence‚ but in fact states that they improve it. His article‚ “Mind over Mass Media” also states that we have control over our minds to not become distracted‚ hence the title of the article. Pinker persuades the readers by using his own experience as a professor of psychology‚ reputation and scientific evidence to support his argument. Pinker

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    a punch? Does it surprise you? Well‚ that is how Steven Pinker‚ a professor of psychology at Harvard‚ decided to start his article “What the F***” in The New Republic. It seems inappropriate that a Harvard professor would start any piece of writing in this way; however‚ as the piece goes on‚ his stance on cursing loses its initially crude air and becomes a more credible‚ scientific argument. By introducing cursing in a new scholarly light‚ Pinker is able to morph the reader’s initial repulsion to

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    REBUTTAL TO STEVEN PINKER’S PRESENTATION IN “THE GENDER AND SCIENCE DEBATE BETWEEN PINKER AND SPELKE” Steven Pinker’s presentation on the gender and science debate brings into foray the controversial and the somewhat touchy topic of under representation of women in the field of physical sciences‚ mathematics and engineering concentrating on the elite universities like Massachusetts institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University. In a niftily presented staging of his points‚ Pinker keeps the

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    This essay shall explore the identity of Charlotte and her Father as presented in Sugar and Slate‚ Williams‚ C (2002)‚ Wales: Planet‚ and how their experiences of Africa‚ Guyana and Wales have shaped their personal identities as black people. Charlotte’s Mother is Welsh and her Father Guyanese‚ this heritage that has been bequeathed upon her has presented itself as a conflict of identities. Her Father leaves his family in a quest to pursue his own identity in Africa‚ creating a further struggle for

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    1 Introduction The use of Business English in transacting with worldwide organizations has been a norm for both English and non-English speaking countries. Business English can be defined as the study of English vocabulary used in trade‚ finance‚ business‚ and international relations. Globalization is everywhere‚ and the language of globalization is English. People interact with each other across the globe everyday; business transactions happen every second. The use of Business English is important

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