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    Wonderland Many people think women are subordinate than men. However‚ there are those who do not want to demonstrate the characteristics of a stereotypical woman. In the film Alice in Wonderland‚ Tim Burton uses the protagonist Alice as a rebellious woman who fights for what she wants. It is evident Burton uses Feminist Theory to help demonstrate how the protagonist grows into a self-reliant woman. Through this‚ Alice realizes she has to go against the stereotypical gender roles during the Victorian

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    BRIDES FOR

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    BRIDES FOR……..????? A STUDY OF MARRIAGE PATTERN AMONGST JAISWARS OF VILLAGE CHAND PARA (U.P.) Mentor: Prof. Janaki Abraham Deptt. Of Sociology Delhi School of Economics Submitted by: Anjul Chaudhari Nikita Yadav MA (sociology) AIM: Aim of the study is to understand marriage pattern amongst the JAISWAR sub caste of Kurmi caste of village Chandpara ( Bahraich distt.‚U.P.). OBJECTIVE: 1. To study different form of marriage practices of Jaiswar sub- caste in Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh

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    sitting in a theater.” That is exactly what Tim Burton does in his films. He makes you feel this way by using cinematic techniques‚ which are used multiple times in movies for innumerable reasons. Tim Burton‚ in Charlie and The Chocolate Factory and Alice In Wonderland‚ uses establishing shot‚ shot-reverse-shot‚ and non-diegetic sound to verify the setting‚ present the characteristics of every individual character‚ and present a mood of the story. Tim Burton uses establishing shot to establish the setting

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    Burton Snowboards

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    Burton Snowboards Jake Burton is the founder and owner of world’s leading snowboarding company. Since 1977‚ his company has created snowboarding gear that sets the standards for the rest of the industry. In order to be successful‚ his motto is to "always focus on the sport and everything else took care of it self." The Exchange Process at Burton Snowboards Exchange process is when two or more parties’ gives something of value to each other to satisfy each party’s perceived needs. Exchange

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    Case study questions: Burton Snowboards Q1) Analyze Burton using the competitive forces and value chain models. When examining Burton Snowboards we can see how they considered factors of the competitive forces model in an attempt to expand globally. Traditional customers At its peak burtons controlled over 40 % of the US snowboarding market and remains the market leader despite growing competition. One way Burtons has stayed market leader is by being adaptable and dynamic which is a competitive

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    Helms Burton

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    issue that prompted the EU to take the Helms-Burton dispute to the WTO? Although a "blocking statute" was permitted under Article 235 of the European Union‚ Denmark threaten to veto stated that it exceeded the European Commission’s authority. After President Clinton signed the Iran and Libya Sanctions Act‚ the World Trade Organization agreed to a request by the European Union to assemble a three-person trade panel that would determine if Helms-Burton violated any international trade laws. 2

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    The Corpse Washer by Sinan Antoon takes place in Iraq during and after the Iraq wars of 1980 and 2003. It reflects both wars‚ since it contains flashbacks to the past and happenings of 2003’s present and future. Everyday situations of Iraqis are described to visualize the circumstances in which they had to live. A country occupied by a dictatorship that controls shaping aspects of a country like the religion‚ politics‚ and everyday life was narrated about. Saddam Hussein and his Ba’th Party ruled

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    The Corpse Washer can be seen as a novel about Hussein’s dictatorship‚ about post Iraq war’s situation but likewise as a novel that tries to clarify and show the invasion of America into Iraq because they want to change the Iraqi way of life after arresting Saddam Hussein. In either way the novel contains violence. In different shapes‚ ways‚ and appearances violence in Iraq is depicted. To describe the violence produced in Iraq it is obvious to do it with the help of language. Violent terms with

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    House of 1000 Corpses

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    In 2003‚ Rob Zombie wrote and directed House of 1000 Corpses‚ a film about four young adults who end up off the beaten path and in the house of an evil‚ murderous family. The film takes place in a small‚ run down rural town during the 1970s. In the director’s commentary‚ Zombie describes his motion picture as a “70s exploitation horror film.”(House of 1000 Corpses.) He also mentions that he was inspired by the alleged Manson family home videos. He makes subtle parallels between the Firefly family

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    Human Corpse Disposal

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    Human Corpse Disposal According to the Wikipedia article‚ “Disposal of Human Corpses‚” human corpses present both a sanitation and public health risk. Like most animals‚ when humans die‚ their bodies start to decompose‚ emitting a foul odor and attracting scavengers‚ bacteria‚ and disease. For these reasons copses must be disposed of properly. The problem of body disposal consists of two parts: disposal of the soft tissues‚ which will rapidly decompose‚ and of the skeleton‚ which can

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