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    Faceless By Shirin Neshat

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    subverting traditional notions of gender roles and power. In the B&W photograph “Faceless” from the 1994 “Women of Allah” series Neshat can be seen wearing a veil holding a gun and covered in Arabic text. These are all symbols that communicate complex issues that relate to identity and are related to how the western world sees the Muslim World. The veil is symbolic of the cultural change in Iran where

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    black robe that covers the body from head to toe. Iranian women in specific have covered themselves for centuries due to religious and family traditions but after the revolutionary government of Iran enforced the wearing of the veil and began restricting women’s rights‚ the veil or covering of the body represented something very different and changed the meaning of the act all together. Women of Iran and other Muslim countries do not oppose the acts that their religious traditions have installed upon

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    impact on women and the Muslim voters; who promptly ignored them. A fatwa banning Muslim women’s participation in elections (as contestants) has also been issued with the rider that if they still participate in elections‚ they may do so wearing the veil. MARRIAGE RIGHTS The Muslim civil code has provided the Muslim man with a right to polygamy‚ though the prophet mentioned the subject only once. Moreover‚ a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim whereas a man can. Contrary to the general notion

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    Rawl's Theory of Justice

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    The Theory of Justice: Rawls Justice as Fairness: Introduction In a Theory of Justice‚ John Rawls argues that justice is to be understood in terms of fairness. A just society will be a society which is based upon principles. The principles are the best formulation of a social system which is not based upon personal interests or specific moral belief. These two principles are to serve as a framework for the construction and reformation of institutions. Rawls argues that the two principles of

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    company law

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    will tell them the legal effects of incorporation will provide advantages and disadvantages as below: Advantages of Incoporation: 1) Corporate veil and limited liability As stated in Companies Act‚ a corporate is independently functioning. It is a legal person and distinct from its members included shareholder and directors. Beside this‚ corporate veil also protect shareholders to lose upmost the amount they had invested if the company is sued and judgment is against the company. In the case Salomon

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    Marji’s role was to show the reader how the Iranian Revolution truely affected her life. An example of this was when the government made it mandatory for all women to wear veils. Marji did not have a choice in the matter because she was young and had to abide by her parent’s requests‚ but more so when she had to wear the veil to school and was stopped by the guardians of the revolution. Marji’s mother’s role was to support Marji and be there for her to express what she was feeling. However‚ her

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    leader but it stayed the same by women continuing sati‚ being part of a patriarchal caste system‚ and having limited education. The role of Middle Eastern women changed during this time period by women losing respect‚ women having to start wearing veils‚ and more women becoming educated but it stayed the same by their society continuing to be patriarchal and them being equal under Islam. The women in India changed and remained the same in a multitude of ways. In the beginning of the

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    purpose of the veil in Islam and the Arab world‚ which has had an increased prevalence in Egypt today. Some argue that the basis for this is functional. Others argue that it is a silent protest to the Western-liberal ideals that occupy much of the discourse in society today. However‚ the actual participants motivations – or as Mahmood suggests‚ the “real motivations” -are hardly ever mentioned. These “instruments of oppression” are also seen in other pieces we’ve studied. One where the veil also is utilized

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    TABL2741: Research Assignment Material Facts Kwik Air Limited (“K”) is an Australian airline that has been greatly impacted by the strains of the recession‚ ensuing management to request its 200 pilots to voluntarily accept a reduction in pay. This was refused by the pilots‚ to overcome this issue; management held a board meeting to discuss possible strategies from which it was elected that a new company would be incorporated in New Zealand as a wholly owned subsidiary under Xpress Air Limited (“X”)

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    However‚ Rawls’s description of the veil of ignorance fails to take into account certain traits that would play an influence into the parties’ identities and‚ thus‚ the principles the parties agree upon. For example‚ Rawls does not mention race as a factor in the original position. He writes

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