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    Crooks and Curley’s wife experience loneliness and isolation
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    In this essay I intend to write about why Crooks and Curley's wife experience loneliness and isolation and in what way they try to deal with these difficulties. Crooks is a nergro stable buck with a crooked spine. His eyes are described as the most noticeable feature on his face, brimming with knowledge of the injustice in life. ' His eyes lay deep in his head, and because of their depth seemed to glitter with intensity.' He is also slim…
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    Comparison of Elizabeth Bennet’s Marriage Proposals in Pride and Prejudice
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast EssayProposal Essay
    Through the course of the novel, Elizabeth Bennet receives two very different marriage proposals, and a declaration of love. In chapter 19 Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth in his long-winded and pretentious manner, and in chapter 34 Mr. Darcy makes his own conflicting proposal of marriage. In chapter 58 Darcy asserts his love for Elizabeth despite her previous rejection of him. From the way each man makes his proposal we learn a great deal about their characters, and we see…
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    Consider how Jane Austen Portrays Marriage in Pride and Prejudice
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    'It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of good fortune must be in want of a wife.' The fact that Austen opens Pride and Prejudice with this sentence is evident that the theme is going to be important. Also it holds a truth as well as being satirical and humorous. As a beginning sentence, we know that this idea of marriage will be expanded later on and become more important as the novel commences. Austen…
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    Macbeth – How Shakespeare presents the characters in Act 3 Scene 1
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    How do their words thoughts and actions make the scene such a dramatic and important scene in the play? In the majority of Shakespeare's compositions, Act 3 usually consists, in terms of context, the most important scenes in the play. Macbeth is no different; Act 3 and in particular Act 3 Scene 1 is the point in the play where events are rapidly building to a dramatic and tragic climax. In the previous scenes the audience witnessed the violent assassination…
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    William Blake Compare and Contrast ‘The Lamb and the Tyger’
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast Essay
    How representative are these poems of Blake's other work in 'songs of innocence and experience' This essay will analyse, compare and contrast two poems by William Blake, called 'The Lamb' and 'the Tyger'. I will be looking at how Blake uses imagery, structure and form to create effects. I will then explore how representative the techniques used are of Blake's other work. Blake grew up in a working class background, he had no early education but he taught himself by…
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    Wordsworth’s Westminster Bridge vs Elliot’s In a London Drawing-room
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    The two poems describe London, but "Upon Westminster Bridge" describes the city from a tourist's point of view whereas "In a London Drawing-room" talks about the city from a Londoners point of view. The title "Upon Westminster Bridge" gives the reader a first impression, which is that the poem is positive and written by an outsider who is experiencing London for the first time. The speaker uses the preposition "Upon" which conveys the idea that the speaker is describing the…
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    How is tension created in ‘The tell tale hearts’ and ‘The black cat’?
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    In this essay I am going to study the narratives 'the black cat' and 'the tell tale heart' composed by famous writer Edgar Allen Poe and see how stress is created in the two tales. Both tales are written in a gothic horror category and Poe's intent for this was to chill and agitate the reader, to make them anticipate what was going to take place next, as if it was actually taking place. Poe prospers in doing this by…
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    Extended commentary of ‘The Darkling Thrush’ by Thomas Hardy
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    On the title A thrush is a bird; plump, soft-plumaged, small to medium-sized, often inhabiting wooded areas. They feed on the ground or eat small fruit – but aren’t famed for their songs. Examples include a robin. ‘Darkling’ is an archaic word for ‘a creature of darkness’ or ‘in the dark’. Hardy uses it in its latter sense – the bird appears in a very gloomy scene, at the end of the day, at the end of the year (and…
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    The Role of Masculinity in Macbeth
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    What makes a good man? A good king? These are not easy questions to answer. Macbeth presents us with two very different notions of manhood, and explores the relationship of masculinity to the role of a king. We are asked to consider whether the best way to govern is with a soft touch, like Duncan, or with a cold, unforgiving fist like Macbeth the warrior. We are also asked to think in a larger sense about how men and women…
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    Macbeth’s Tragic Journey: A Quest for Pity
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    According to Aristotle's definition Shakespeare's work of Macbeth is classed as a tragedy. In order for a piece of work to be called a tragedy it must follow nine rules and one of which is the rule I will be focusing on today. This rule is "The tragic hero effectively evokes both pity and fear." In this essay I will be answering the question "to what extent does Shakespeare create pity for Macbeth?" The first point in the play Shakespeare…
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    Ethical behaviour of UK supermarket Tesco
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    Introduction I carried out a research on UK supermarkets' social responsibilities and business ethics, I decided I will use Tesco plc for this assignment. The reason being Tesco has a wide range of policies regarding their supplier, customers, shareholders and the community. "At Tesco, we aim to make a positive contribution to society. Our CSR programme builds on this commitment and is backed by our 'Every Little Helps' approach." John Gardiner, chairman, Tesco Tesco adopted both the agency theory and…
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    Customer Service in Leisure and Recreation
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    The Importance of Customer Service Increased sales are one of the key ways to tell how well the company is doing. Excellent customer service means customers will buy more and recommend more products and services other people, which will add to the increase in sales. While sales are very important to leisure and recreation organisations, another way to measure the success is in terms of customer numbers, which is particularly true for non-profit making organisations. Customer service plays a major…
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    The black veil by Charles Dickens
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    ' Link Link does not think much of London, because of the way he is forced to live. Shelter, the other narrator does not like it much either, because of people like Link. 'Scruffy blighters, lying around making the place look manky. ' Characters Both writers present the serious theme through use of characters. In Stone Cold, the writer is included in the life and thoughts of an insane person. The reader knows exactly what Shelter is planning, even though,…
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    Comparison of Two Poems
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast Essay
    Remember by Christina Rossetti I chose 'Remember' because of the depth of the feeling of the sonnet. 'Remember' is a sonnet by 'Christina Rossetti'. A sonnet has a typical regular rhyming scheme. This type of sonnet includes fourteen lines. It was written in the Romantic era, the poet talks to her lover and informs him to remember her when she dies by happiness rather than grief and sorrow. It is largely autobiographical, as she wrote it when she was in…
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    John Agard’s ‘Half-Caste’ and Tatamkhulu Afrika’s ‘Nothing’s Changed’
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    My essay is about two poems that we have been studying. John Agard's 'Half-Caste' and Tatamkhulu Afrika's 'Nothing's Changed'. The purpose of this essay is to show the differences and the similarities of these two poems as well as to explore the poet's feelings about racial injustice. Furthermore I am going to explain the poet's purpose and attitude to the society that surrounds them. I will also describe the different impressions that each poet is trying to give to the…
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    Euthanasia should be legalised. Agree or Disagree?
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    Euthanasia is inducing a painless death, by agreement and with compassion, to ease suffering. There are also four different kind of euthanasia; active, passive, voluntary and involuntary. Active euthanasia means carrying out some action to help someone to die, whereas passive euthanasia is to not carry out actions which would prolong life. Thus with regards to the above, voluntary euthanasia is helping a person who wishes to die to do so and involuntary euthanasia is helping a person to die…
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    The aims, methods and achievements of MLK and Malcolm X
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    Compare the aims, methods and achievements of MLK and Malcolm X. Which man do you think was most successful at achieving civil rights for African Americans in the 1960s? I would suggest that Martin Luther king was the more successful man in terms of achieving civil rights for African Americans in the 1960s. While this may seem a choice influenced by public image, I would suggest that there were issues with Malcolm X's image and methodology that made it unlikely…
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    Stalin’s Economic Policies
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    Stalin’s economic policies consisted mainly of two factors, Collectivisation and the Five Year Plans. Stalin’s economic policies were definitely a success to some extent, especially when referring to the increase in production and number of workers that were free to move to industry due to collectivisation. These were two of Stalin’s main aims, therefore economically and politically his policies were highly successful. However when judging the extent of this success we must consider the huge social suffering that was caused…
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    Bismarck’s Foreign policy was a Success
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    The balance of power in Europe had been suddenly altered after the German victory over France in 1871. The resultant German Empire, with its large population great economic power, strong army and extensive resources, looked clear to be an important factor in international relations. However, even for Bismarck this looked set to be a challenge, due to the need not only to establish the Empire as a nation, but to also found an external security that would prove to be…
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    Why is act 3 scene 5 so effective in Romeo and Juliet?
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCause And Effect Essay
    Act three scene five is one of the most important scenes in the play Romeo and Juliet. The reason for this is, is the fact that it is an effective piece of drama. It has meaningful lines which are well written and well acted to make it so effective. Romeo and Juliet is read in almost every school today and has influenced other plays and films like 2003's Underworld, where it was more or less the same, except the Montague's…
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    Ode to a nightingale analysis
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    'Ode to a nightingale' is, superficially praise for the nightingale's song. But on looking deeper it is about Keats' his search for a way to transcend this world and all the pain associated with it. He probably wrote this ode after he became ill and when he had accepted his sad fate. Keats writes this ode in the first person, which makes this ode almost confessional. Keats first describes the immense joy that bordered on pain that he felt on…
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    Medea’s murder of her children
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    The image of Medea presented by Euripides in the exodos is undoubtedly largely horrifying and appalling to the audience. Medea manifestly presents her desire for revenge and it is difficult to sympathise with her character. However, in many respects her character fits the image of a tragic hero. Although, it is widely controversial to associate Medea with heroic aspects in modern days, from an ancient Greek's perspective her actions and personality might well match aspects of the tragic hero such…
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    I hold my duty as i hold my soul both to my God
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    Polonius' statement, found in Act Two, Scene Two, reflects the symmetry and order of the society he lives in. He inhabits a world of certainty and medieval convention. The play can be seen to challenge the statement, both in the action and in the characters, particularly in the character of Hamlet himself. It is Hamlet, the 'renaissance' man of the play, whose controversial attitude is constantly seen to challenge the medieval certainties that could still be seen in Jacobean society.…
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    The Ethical Void and Financial Greed in Wall Street (1987)
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    Wall Street (1987) is based on the bull market of 1985 starring Charlie Sheen as Bud Fox, a Wall Street stockbroker, and Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko, a ruthless stockbroker kingpin. The film has the standard plotline with a hungry kid impressed by a senior in the service he wishes to be in on, who is then seduced by the elder, later betrayed by him, and after that attempts to turn the tables in the end to make things right.…
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    The “Infinite Jest” by David Foster Wallace Analysis
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    David Foster Wallace is an unusual writer. It is difficult to say whether his emotional disorder or just a great talent was the reason of his uniqueness. His name is associated with tennis, a unique worldview and the ability to notice the smallest details and depict them in his fiction essays. His novel “Infinite Jest” is his most famous work. The first 200 pages are, at first glance, chaotically mounted cutting scenes, descriptions, and dialogues, which are difficult to compile…
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    Settings in Jane Eyre Reflect Jane’s Character Progression
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    How far do you agree with this claim? Discuss how Bronte uses setting in the novel and the impact it creates both on Jane and the reader. Bronte is a great believer in pathetic fallacy and throughout the novel we can see how the settings and the weather represent Jane's feelings and character. Even the names of the places she stays at can show this, for example, at Lowood she is at a low point in her life. The setting…
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    In what ways can ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ be seen as a modern tragedy?
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    The ways in which 'A Streetcar Named Desire' by Tennessee Williams can be seen as a modern tragedy, or indeed as any tragedy is a subject of much contention. The answer lies in one's interpretation of the characters in the context of the genre; the tragedy is made or discarded depending on whether the audience's sympathy lies with Blanche or Stanley. In order to explore these interpretations one must define the features of modern tragedy as opposed to the ancient…
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    Madness through king lear
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    In the 17th Century, madness was still a relatively new concept. Many people believed it was due to a person being possessed, which resulted in madness often being linked back to black magic and witchcraft. In context, the public would frequently visit Bedlam Hospital to enjoy the spectacle of a madman's behaviour thus, Renaissance dramatists typically used 'mad scenes' for a comical effect. In spite of this, Shakespeare seems intent on a serious, if not slightly disturbing, portrayal of madness…
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    Is Death of a Salesman A Modern Tragedy?
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    In "Death of a Salesman", the main character Willy Loman is epitome of a tragic hero as he is surrounded by various elements of tragedy. These Elements strip him of his dignity as he struggles to clinch his rightful position in the world. Arthur Miller uses corrupted society, a bad view of success, and delusional dreams, to create a path to Willy's downfall. Willy's destruction is calamitous, and did not have to happen. He had many opportunities to live a…
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    Jane Eyre: An Unconventional Heroine
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    'Ms. Eyre is one of those heroines who refuse to blend into the traditional female position of subservience and who stand up for her beliefs' Explore how the female position is presented. Jane Eyre was written by Charlotte Bronte and was first published in 1847 in the Victorian era. During this period, women were expected to remain at home and their time was to be spent taking care of household duties and their children. Females were regarded as properties rather…
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    Explore the abuse and misuse of power in Salem(“Crucible”)
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    The Crucible is largely concerned with the abuse and misuse of power in Salem. Discuss this with references to any three characters. In this essay I intend to explore the abuse and misuse of power in Salem with references to three characters. The three characters that I will refer to are Reverend Parris, Thomas Putnam and Abigail Williams. Reverend Parris is the pastor of the church in Salem. He is the father of Betty and the uncle of Abigail Williams.…
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    Issues in Education-Student Wellbeing
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    When looking at the work done in schools around the promotion of wellbeing, there are many different state and national frameworks that inform school-based practices. I have chosen to discuss the Framework for Student Support Services in Victorian Government Schools (Department of Education 1998) pictured below. This framework outlines four major principles or levels of activity, grouped together with the ‘resilient student’ at its centre. The major principles are primary prevention, which is presented in the framework as the largest…
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    A Comparative Analysis of American Football and European Football
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast EssaySimilarities and Differences Essay
    Introduction Football, a seemingly simple word composed of "foot" and "ball," carries a profound ambiguity when applied to the world of sports. One might naturally associate "football" with a game where feet are used to manipulate a ball. In European football, this holds true, as it involves players predominantly kicking a ball into a net. However, in America, football takes on an entirely different form, where the primary focus shifts from feet to hands, emphasizing throwing, catching, and carrying the…
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    IT-based Innovation Theories
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    The table1 below shows that the theories for the adoption and diffusion of an IT-based innovation. Scholar name: Theory name 1. Rogers (1983, 1995) Innovation diffusion theory 2. Moore and benbasat (1991) Perceived characteristics of innovation 3. Davis (1989) Technology acceptance model 4. K won and Zmud (1987) Diffusion/ implementation model 5. Fishbein and Ajzen’s (1975) Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) Table1 2, a list of innovation adoption theories. Davis developed the technology acceptance model in 1989. It aims to…
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    Unveiling Philippine Heritage: Artifacts Echoing Ancient Cultures
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    The Manunggul Jar is evidence of the spirituality of indigenous Filipinos. The Manunggul container is cultural treasure found in the early 1960's in Manunggul Cave, Lipuun Point, Palawan which is categorized as a secondary burial container, which indicates that only the bones of the corpse are put within. It has an elaborate design consisting of scrolls and curves on the leading cover and is painted with hematite - a kind of mineral that produces red coloring once subjected to heat.…
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    Quantitative Determination of Sulfate by Gravimetric Analysis
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    Synopsis: This report is written about determining the quantitative amount of sulphate inside barium sulphate, BaSO₄, using the method of gravimetric analysis. This quantitative determination is done by the addition of a dilute solution of barium chloride slowly to a hot unknown sulfate solution slightly acidified by concentrated hydrochloric acid, HCl. The white precipitate of barium sulphate is filtered off, washed with water, oven-dried, and weighed as barium sulphate. The quantitative amount of sulphate is deduced from mathematical calculations. The…
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    The Meaning of Home: A Tale of Two Women’s Journeys
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    Having traveled extensively since birth, a result of her father’s military career and perhaps a hint of wanderlust in her bloodline, Gretel Ehrlich’s narrative in “About Men” struck a chord with me. I identified with her yearning for familiar landscapes and the sense of comfort she sought in new surroundings, much like her quest on the New York Subway for images of Cowboys. In her own words, “What I am aching to see is horseflesh, a glint of spur, a…
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    The Devastating Effects of Poaching on Wildlife: A Call for Action
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    Poaching is a very serious epidemic that affects all countries around the world. Animal poaching is the act of illegally capturing and killing animals and using them for trade. They are used for food, for clothes, wool, cosmetics, ornaments, fat, and decorations and even for sport. It is different in every country and affects many species of animals to the point of extinction. Poaching is a crime against endangered species and other wildlife and should be stopped. Poaching is not…
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    Hunting and wolves
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    Wolves have unique features; they are smart, sly, and curious, but for many hunters they kill them for their fur. Hunters take wolves and kill them for their fur. For example, the residents of Alaska have the idea that killing wolves are okay. Well, this horrendous and vile act that they are committing should be illegal. This act that they are doing is putting the fate of wolves in a dangerous place and they will be promoting their extinction if…
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    The assured’s duty of utmost good faith
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    Sections 18 and 20 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906 contain the basic rule that the assured must desist from making false statements and disclose only material facts. A fact is material if it influences the judgment of a prudent insurer in either calculating the premium or in his decision to accept or reject the risk. This stance was established by the Court of Appeal in Assicurazioni Generali v Arab Insurance Group . It held that even if the declaration…
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    Consider how Jane Austen Portrays Marriage in Pride and Prejudice
    ...I have come to the conclusion that Austen portrays marrying for love and security as the right reason and is the decent way of doing things. We find this out because any marriage that she sees is good she goes into great detail about and explains eve...
    Macbeth – How Shakespeare presents the characters in Act 3 Scene 1
    ...Macbeth is a prime example of Shakespeare's use of the tragic pattern. The play begins with the rise and fall of a man of high estate. This is followed by a flaw in character, Duncan's trust in Macbeth for example, 'a gentleman on whom I built absolu...
    How is tension created in ‘The tell tale hearts’ and ‘The black cat’?
    ...Poe's work is popular worldwide and still his stories of this genre appear chilling as they are written in a old style that is not used as much today, but this is effective and one knows that they would have had even more impact at the time they were...
    Why is act 3 scene 5 so effective in Romeo and Juliet?
    ...It contains all devices needed to make it truly effective and great. It contains good language and poetry, great actors, theatricality, good historical context and contemporary relevance. All these features blended in with good acting makes the scene...
    In what ways can ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ be seen as a modern tragedy?
    ...Modern tragedy is itself an accusation against a grey, mundane world of ordinary people, for whom the only escape is through self-delusion, alcohol, sex or madness. In this respect 'A Streetcar Named Desire' becomes the ultimate example of modern tra...
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