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    הסטודנט________________________ ת"ז ___________ חומר הלימוד למטלה: חוברת עבודה-Part 1 (בקורס המתוקשב : לומדה –Part 1 ) ניתן להיעזר בטיפים שנמצאים באתר ליד הממ"ן http://telem.openu.ac.il/courses/2013a/c61133/ The World Historical Transformation of Marriage Eye-catching features 1. Check (() the eye-catching features that appear in this text. source of the text date of publication ( title ( subtitle or information under the title author’s name biographical information about

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    Katherina’s Transformation Through-Out The Play" Love can transform any individual into a new person. In William Shakespeare’s play‚ ’The Taming Of The Shrew’‚ Katherina Minola starts off as a rebellious and unorthodox character (especially when compared to her pure sister Bianca)‚ but ends up evolving from a stubborn shrew into a loyal and obedient wife to Petruchio. Shakespeare uses the plot as well as numerous other techniques such as metaphor‚ symbolism and tone to establish the transformation of Katherina

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    Western Front Reflection

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    “All Quiet on the Western Front” is a novel told by a nineteen-year-old by the name of Paul Bäumer. This novel is taken place in about 1914 until about 1918 during WWI. These men left everything behind including jobs‚ parents‚ wives‚ children‚ and dreams they hoped to eventually achieve. During this life journey the men take‚ they will begin to lose those who are close to them. Along with Paul were three others who had joined with him‚ Albert Kropp‚ Müller‚ and Leer. As well as four of their

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    borrowers through indirect financing. Some examples of financial intermediaries are banks‚ credit unions‚ insurance companies and pension funds. The existence of financial intermediaries helps to solve and reduce market imperfections. Asset transformation theory deals with difference in the preferences of lenders and borrowers. Lenders also known as savers‚ prefers to have low risk and short term claims with high interest income. The deposits from lenders tend to be in small amount. Borrowers also

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    Western Shoshone Analysis

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    In 1863 the US made the peace Treaty of Ruby Valley with the Western Shoshone‚ which was to permit US nationals safe section through their region and license digging for gold on their territory. It characterized their domain as what is presently an expansive bit of Nevada and four different states‚ and also the basic mineral rights‚ and said the Shoshone could never need to surrender their territory. The Shoshone individuals trusted it an obligation as a human on earth to see the area exceptional

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    In Hamlet‚ the protagonist Hamlet faced many dilemmas that led to his transformation throughout the play. The people around him and the ghost of his father dramatically affect him. Seeing his father’s ghost had changed his fate and the person he had become. The path he chose after his encounter with his father’s ghost led to his death. In the beginning of the story‚ Hamlet’s character was struggling with the sudden marriage of his mother‚ Gertrude‚ to his uncle‚ Claudius‚ a month

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    Rather abruptly‚ Franz Kafka places the reader on the morning of a great change in his novella‚ “The Metamorphosis.” At the eve of this morning‚ Gregor Samsa wakes from his “troubled dreams” (Kafka 23) to find that his has been transformed into a terrible creature. Gregor looks with contempt at his altered form‚ newfound appendages‚ and hardened derma‚ wondering why this morning of all mornings should be the one where he is transmuted. In the fourth paragraph of the story‚ Kafka gives us insight

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    Beast Transformation In The Lord of the Flies‚ the beast goes through many transformations throughout the book‚ and has literal and symbolic meanings that further describe it. When the boy with the birth mark on his face first sees the beast‚ he claims that he‚ “[saw] a snake-thing […] in the dark” (31). The reality of the beast to the boy is that of a snake or vine‚ but it really just represents his fears‚ and how they take control of what he thinks is real and what isn’t. After jack comes back

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    Impact of Western Culture

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    diversity in these aspects. The land where the great Raja Ram Mohan‚ Tagore‚ Gandhi transformed the thinking of people and removed the social stigmas like sati pratha (the practice of widows being forced to sit on the pior of their husbands)‚ untouchability and many more. India was known as “Sone Ki Chidiya” (The Golden Bird) but the shine has faded away gradually with the change in I‚ YOU and WE. Indian society has evolved into a mixed breed of Western and Indian culture. People are becoming too much

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    explores the true nature of love. Love is a powerful force and illusion‚ which controls people to act irrationally or changes their personality. Love can change a person’s mind and judgment drastically. The characters in the play undergo heavy transformations because of their passion. In the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ Hermia turns into a different person because of her love for Lysander. She is rational and intelligent‚ however her emotions make her forget about her identity and status as well

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