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Expound and assess Aristotle’s doctrine of natural slavery

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In book 1 of the Politics Aristotle introduces a discussion of the household, which he views as consisting of three essential relationships: master and slave, husband and wife and parent and child. His consideration of slavery is based not merely on its utility but also in terms of its justification. For Aristotle, the instruments of the household form its stock of property. These instruments can be either animate or inanimate but are intended for action rather than production. The slave…

Slavery And Freedom

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Experimentor Expectancy in a Classroom

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This paper explains the meaning and development of the experimentor expectancy effect, where the effects of a teacher's expectancies on the pupils are measured.Experimenter Expectancy Effect On Children in a Classroom Setting Rosenthal and Jacobson (1966) sought to test the experimenter expectancy effect by examining how much of an outcome teachers' expectancies could have on a group of children. Earlier investigations in this area were also conducted by Rosenthal (1963). He worked with children in a research lab, giving each…

ClassroomMy MentorTeaching

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An Exploration of Bravery and Redemption in “The Kite Runner”

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Introduction In Khaled Hosseini's novel, "The Kite Runner," the theme of bravery takes center stage as characters navigate the complex choices between self-preservation and doing what is morally right. This essay delves into the instances of bravery exhibited by key characters, exploring their sacrifices and the resulting impact on their lives. The central argument contends that, despite the physical and emotional risks involved, these characters demonstrate an unwavering commitment to protecting what they hold dear. Hassan's Selfless Acts The narrative…

BraveryDo The Right ThingExamination

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The Evil in Adam and Eve Story

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The evil in the Adam and Eve Story is depicted by the snake which tempted the two creations to try and eat the forbidden fruit by God. The act itself, which is the eating or biting of the fruit, is considered to be evil too because it is a kind of fault which is strictly forbidden to be done. This statement can be explained by the major study of the author Paul Ricoeur entitled The Symbolism of Evil. According to…

Adam and EvePhilosophyReligion

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Short Story ‘Everything That Rises Must Converge’ by Flannery O’Connor

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In Everything That Rises Must Converge Flannery O’Connor penned a short story with eloquence, a moral lesson and her Southern Catholic upbringing in full evidence. The story revolves around Julian and his mother, who is overweight, prejudiced and an embarrassment to the young man who finished college yet must rely on his mother’s support for lack of a job. While his mother unfairly judges others by the color of their skin, Julian also does his share of judging shown by…

PrejudiceRacism

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Everything Has A Beauty, But Not Everyone Sees It

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People allow their self-proclaimed flaws to dictate how live their lives by limiting the choices they have because they always need to factor how their flaw will affect the outcome. Characters such as the protagonists from Edmund Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac to Alice Walker’s Beauty: When the Other Dancer Is the Self allowed themselves to become insecure because of their self-proclaimed deformity and then they understand the fact that their physical flaw was a part of who they were and…

BeautyDefining Moment

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‘The Hispanic Challenge’ about Immigration

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The article of Samuel Huntington entitled “The Hispanic Challenge” is argumentative report which tackles the heated issue concerning immigration and the influx and growing dominance of the Hispanics in the United States in particular. As with any argumentative piece, this article has drawn many criticisms, foremost among these is the reaction of Ricardo Hausmann who in essence argues that the views of Huntington are myopic. This short discourse will try to elaborate on the key point of contention of these…

ImmigrationNationPoverty

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The Re-branding of Xerox

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Re-branding is the process of refreshing brand value of an outdated brand in partial re-branding or the replacement of brand value to express a new message or image to consumers in total re-branding. Partial re-branding applies in situations when a brand has a stable brand value but developments in the market have made the brand obsolete. Total re-branding works in situations involving the tainting of a brand’s value with negative public perception or for other reasons that rendered the brand…

BrandsCompetitionPerceptionWorld Wide Web

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Evaluate functionalist theories of crime and deviance

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Crime refers to any act which goes against the written rules, laws, of society. It results in a formal negative sanction. For example, speeding will result in a punishment such as a fine. However, deviance refers to an act which goes against the unwritten rules, norms and values, of society. It results in an informal negative sanction. For example, someone with their whole body covered in tattoos may receive odd looks because of their image. Functionalists view society as a…

Theory

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Ethical Obligation

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Does our knowledge about poverty bring with it an ethical obligation to do something about it personally? If so, what can we do? Before one can even begin to answer the question stated above one must fully understand what that question is actually asking. The first piece of this question that needs to be defined is poverty. Poverty can be defined in multiple ways due to it's multiple forms such as cultural poverty, mental poverty, spiritual poverty, economic poverty etc.…

EthicsPhilosophyPovertyReligion

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Equality, Diversity and Rights in Health and Social Care on Practice

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Our study case, Jamilla has been treated differently from other people for example at school by not being provided any support. She was discriminated at workplaces, she felt that employers were hostile and difficult to work with. Also she was ignored by the local housing authority when she complained she was told 'be grateful, it's better than what you came with'. Because of the diversity Jamilla ends up being unemployed, living on benefits without any basic qualifications (GCSE's) in damp,…

CareDiscriminationEqualityMulticulturalismPrivacyRights

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Brecht’s Epic Theatre and Spectator Engagement

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This paper discusses the concept of "epic theatre", the assimilation of education through entertainment and is the antithesis of Stanislavsky's Realism and also Expressionism.Epic Theater "Epic Theatre turns the spectator into an observer, but arouses his capacity for action, forces him to take decisions...the spectator stands outside, studies." (Bertolt Brecht. Brecht on Theatre. New York:Hill ; Yang, 1964. p37) The concept of "epic theatre" was brought to life by German playwright, Bertolt Brecht. This direction of theatre was inspired by…

Theatre

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How and why has the employment structure changed since 1945 within the UK?

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Employment structure is made up by three categories; they are primary, secondary, and tertiary and on a graph they would all add up to 100%. There is a fourth type of employment, quaternary, although this is not considered along with the others. This type of employment only really takes place within MEDCs as it mainly involves high levels of technology such as computers and is quite expensive to run. Primary industries are those which involve natural resources such as farming,…

AgricultureChangeEmploymentPollutionTourism

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EMF of a given power supply

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Several things could be found out from the data processing graph. Using the equation E = V + Ir, (where E is the EMF (V), V is the useful volts across the load (V), I is the current (A) and r is the internal resistance (? )) we could find out what the gradient of the V/I graph plotted would represent. Since V here is plotted on the y-axis, and I is plotted on the x-axis, we can arrange the…

ElectricityPhysicsPower

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Evolution and Challenges of Trade Unions: A Historical Analysis

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In order to answer this question I would be looking at various aspects to the topic and how each of them relates and have created a more effective outcome. I would start by explaining the difference between trade unions and workers, I would then go on to explain the history of trade union detailing what has happened to trade union membership since the 20th Century. I would explain what trade unions as institutions and workers as employees mean. I would…

BusinessEmploymentLabor UnionsPolicy

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The Opening of The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood

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The first four chapters act as an effective and appropriate introduction to the Handmaid's Tale. Throughout the first four chapters, Atwood uses several techniques, and also the creative anti-chronological feature of the novel to the engage the interest of the reader. Chapter 1 immediately sets up the time scale of the novel, within the first sense Atwood cleverly employs the past tense, 'We slept in what had once been the gymnasium', the interesting combination of the past tense and a…

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Economic and Financial Indicators in France

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Economic and financial indicators provide the most vivid position of a country’s prevailing economic situation (UN Statistics Website, 2009). An indicator is essentially something that can be used to measure the performance of a component in a unit or even the entire unit (UN Statistics Website, 2009). Therefore, economic and financial indicators of a country are simply a representation of measurable, transparent, understandable, repeatable, reliable and accessible data regarding the indices and rates of economic growth. As such, a country’s…

EconomicsFranceInnovation

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October Winds: Unraveling Dylan Thomas’s Themes

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Dylan Thomas, in his poem 'Especially When The October Wind,' delves into the intricate connection between man and nature, unveiling a poetic journey that explores mortality, childhood innocence, and the interplay of sexuality. The dynamic force that guides both man and nature is personified as 'the hand' that manipulates the wind and steers the ship of death, embodying mortality in a vivid image: "The hand that whirls the water in the pool stirs the quicksand; that ropes the blowing wind…

Love

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Dupont Case Study

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Running head: Dupont Dupont Case Study Tammi Ball Ashford University Dr. Nwabueze BUS 661 – Leading Organizational Change July 11, 2011 Abstract Tom Harris, the plant manager of DuPont, greeted everyone by name when he walked through the plant. This was the atmosphere within the company and seemed to be business as usual at DuPont. Recently, Orion, a DuPont manufacturing operation had been closed, the equipment disassembled and shipped to China, despite this change there seemed to be no particular…

Case StudyOrganization

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Dramatic Tension in Miller’s Play

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How does Miller create dramatic tension between John, Elizabeth and Abigail in Act 1, Scene 3 (pages 17-19) and Act 2 Scene 1 (pages 41-46) Tension is the most important thing in plays, films, books and all other types of entertainment. Dramatic tension can be established by conflict between characters and twists in the plot. It can be built up further by more of the plot unfolding, body language and movement of the characters. The strong religious society of Salem…

AngerForgivenessLove

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Download Warrior | Full DVD/Divx/Ipod/HD Quality

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Aug 8, 2011 – By the time Warrior is released next month, there will have been two major motion pictures employing combat sports as a vehicle to promote a human interest story since 2010. The aforementioned will be one. The Fighter, starring Christian Bale and Mark Wahlberg, the other. Neither film is primarily about the featured combat sport of choice. Both are incorporated almost strictly on utilitarian grounds. These are human interest stories, unmistakably in the way Friday Night Lights…

BoxingPersonal Qualities

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Discuss the role of women in the play Othello

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The three women in the play are all victims of some kind, regarded by most of the men as 'only good for one thing'. It is also true to say that the women fall into one of two categories or stereotypes - the innocent saintly women and the whoreish seductress. Bianca - the first of the women I will discuss in the essay, fits easily into the latter category. Bianca is a prostitute and very fond of Cassio, who tends…

Women

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Hamlet as a prologue for the rest of the play

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Hamlet does not begin at a light pace or with a trivial introduction to characters and setting. While the first scene does not involve the central characters, it manages to begin the narrative arc of the play immediately. Amidst the inevitable exposition that dominates the first act of the play, scene one contains plot-advancing action: the ghost of Hamlet appears; and, at the very end of the scene, Horatio decides that he should inform Hamlet: Let us impart what we…

PocahontasTragedy

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Cynisism in American Politics

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This paper discusses the growing distruct of the American people in their government.Is the American people's trust in our government declining? According to most people, it definitely is. Recent polls make this argument very valid. In 1995, the Princeton Survey Research Associates conducted a telephone interview of 1514 random sample adults. In this interview, people were asked how much of the time they trusted in the federal government to do the right thing. Twenty-one percent said most of the time…

AmericaPolitics

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Customer is Always Right

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Customer is the King, but he is not God. Customer need not always be right, yet it is our obligation to serve the customer to the best of our ability. The saying “Customer is always right” is only meaningful in a broader, educative or exhortative sense, rather than in a literal, descriptive sense. The customer-is-always-right attitude is similar to positive thinking, in that it is more a way of looking at things than a factual account based on observation. As…

CustomerRights

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Should a curfew be introduced for young people?

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Introducing a 'youth curfew' is a very controversial subject because a lot of people have many different ideas and opinions. Some may be strongly opposed to the idea whilst others are in full support of this suggestion. Many young people have been criticised and discriminated against as there has been an increase in teen-crime, but is it fair to curb all teenagers because a few are unruly or misguided? The word curfew itself has very negative connotations, suggesting the situation…

Society

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Cry the Beloved Country

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A discussion of the breakdown and rebuilding of South African society in Alan Paton's "Cry the Beloved Country"."...what God has not done for South Africa man must do." pg. 25 In the book, Cry, the Beloved Country, written by Alan Paton, some major conflicts follow the story from beginning to end. Two of these conflicts would be as follows; first, the breakdown of the ever so old and respected tribe; and second, the power of love and compassion and how…

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First and Second Order Cybernetic Approaches About Truth

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How is reality seen by each specific approach Reality is seen as an agreed upon consensus that occurs through social interaction of members of a system (Goldenberg & Goldenberg, 2004). According to Becvar, D, 2009, reality is seen from a plane at the level of simple cybernetics were we place ourselves outside the system as observers of what is going on inside the system. The metaphor that is being used to describe this process is a black box, “it describes…

Cyber Security

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Critical Commentary on Sir Orfeo Poem

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The passage begins with a description of sixty ladies practicing falconry. From afar, Sir Orfeo marvels at the 'fair game', with a nostalgic state of mind, as he would have done this in happier times, when he was king and with his wife, Heurodis. Sir Orfeo then sees his 'quen' and 'Dam' who has been separated from him for ten years, a decade of which he has been relentlessly searching for her, giving up his kingdom in the process. The…

Linguistics

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Critical Analysis Of Chapter two Of The Big Sleep

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Raymond Chandler uses character, setting and language to great effect in the second chapter of ‘The Big Sleep’ to begin to craft his novel. The character of General Sternwood is used to set up the atmosphere for the shady metropolis of Los Angeles, which is reinforced through the general’s setting and also to introduce both plot lines, of Geiger and then through the mysterious introduction of Rusty Regan. Chapter two sees Chandler begin to map the environment of the LA…

Sleep

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The Dynamics of Creative Strategies in Advertising

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Advertising is a powerful tool that companies use to convey their messages to consumers. At the heart of advertising lies the creative strategy, which defines how the message will be communicated to the target audience. This strategy is a critical component of any successful advertising campaign, as it shapes the consumer's perception of the product or service being promoted. In this essay, we will explore the various elements of creative strategies in advertising, from message clarity to the choice of…

Marketing

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Teenagers and the Consequences of Foaming Public Fountains

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Teenagers often find themselves engaging in various activities that may be deemed as rebellious or mischievous. One such example is the act of putting dish soap into public fountains, a seemingly harmless prank that can have far-reaching consequences for the environment and the community. This essay explores the negative impacts of such actions and emphasizes the need for responsible behavior among the youth. Public fountains, typically situated away from water sources, become a canvas for teenage pranks. The introduction of…

Water

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Conflicting: Roman Republic and Caesar

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Composers actively manipulate the perspectives and representations of their characters and events in order to influence the opinions of their audience. In Shakespeare’s 1599 tragic play Julius Caesar, Shakespeare challenges the audience’s perception of Caesar and the conspirators, in order to confuse the concepts of good and evil. Likewise, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, in his beat poem “Two Scavengers in a Truck, Two Beautiful People in a Mercedes” (1962), challenges the audience’s perception of democracy and equality. Finally, in the 2005 film…

Conflict

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Confinement and self-liberation

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Setting is used as an immediate representation of the social conventions imposed on the central female characters. In A Doll's House, Ibsen presents the appearance of cosy bourgeois family life through the 'comfortably and tastefully, but not expensively furnished' setting. This is further exemplified through the Christmas tree; a festive season and the synonymous family security and happiness is indicated in order to establish a cosy, middle-class home conforming to religious and social expectations. Nora is seen at times during…

Liberation

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Comparison of The Three Sisters and Antigone

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In the plays The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov and Antigone by Sophocles, the exploration of dialogue serves as a vital tool in unraveling the intricate layers of the protagonists' personalities. Despite the vast temporal and cultural differences between the two plays, the role of dialogue remains crucial in the indirect characterization of the main characters. This essay delves into the distinctive ways in which dialogue shapes the protagonists' identities, shedding light on the commonality of this literary technique in…

ComparisonDialogue

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Comparative Analysis of ‘Remember’ and ‘Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night’

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In this comprehensive analysis, we will explore the thematic, stylistic, and emotional differences between the poems 'Remember' by Christina Rossetti and 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night' by Dylan Thomas. Both of these poems, despite their common theme of death, convey strikingly different perspectives and emotions. Our aim is to delve deeper into these poetic works to appreciate the nuances of their themes and the artistic devices employed by the poets. Thematic Differences 'Remember' by Christina Rossetti reflects…

Death

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Comparing and Contrasting Gender Roles and Marriage

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Literature is the universal language of life. No matter what language, literature reports life. When it comes to gender roles, literature has a variety of stories. Everyone has their own likes and favorite, I will explore two popular short stories. Men and women have debated gender roles for generations, causing divide amongst them in some cultures. Two stories that have an underlying approach are: “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber and “The Story of an Hour” from…

Gender RolesMarriage

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Comparing Event Description in Blessing and Another Poem

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Both "Blessing" and "Night of the Scorpion" describe the reactions of a community to a sudden and dramatic event. In "blessing" a "municipal pipe" bursts leading to a "sudden rush" as "every man woman child for streets around" arrives to collect water in whatever container they can find. Their frantic rush shown through Dharker's lack of commas in this list illustrated the rarity of such an event, In a culture where there "never is enough water." The event described in…

A Historical Event

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Comparison of Novels Oliver Twist and The Catcher

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Compare Oliver Twist and The Catcher in the Rye exploring how the authors portray the main characters and the dangers they face. How do their narrative styles differ? Oliver Twist was written by Charles Dickens and published between 1837 and 1838 in a monthly magazine called "Bentleys Miscellany". It was published in parts of 3 or 4 chapters every month. It was written about a poor, 9-year-old boy who has to survive in a harsh, Victorian England. Using Oliver Charles Dickens…

ComparisonMy Favourite Book Oliver Twist

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Compare the first four soliloquies in Hamlet

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"To be or not to be, that is the question". This is, arguably, the most famous line ever recorded by William Shakespeare. It is a part of the fourth of seven major soliloquies in his play Hamlet, and is a part of the speech in which Hamlet contemplates his intended revenge upon his Uncle, and the new King, Claudius, for the murder of his father, who was also the previous King, and appears as the Ghost in this play when…

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