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    The Cambridge Companion to Modern British Culture British culture today is the product of a shifting combination of tradition and experimentation‚ national identity and regional and ethnic diversity. These distinctive tensions are expressed in a range of cultural arenas‚ such as art‚ sport‚ journalism‚ fashion‚ education and race. This Companion addresses these and other major aspects of British culture and offers a sophisticated understanding of what it means to study and think about the diverse

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    TSL O12 COLLEGE WRITING II (ASSIGNMENT) ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY PARENTS ARE THE CAUSE CHILDREN MISBEHAVE. NAME : NAZIFA BINTI MOHD DAWAM (2O12272976) MAHIRAH KHAIRANI BINTI MAHMOOD KAMSANI (2O12295566) GROUP : MPIO2O2C LECTURER’S NAME : MISS EMY SYAFIKAH PARENTS ARE THE CAUSE CHILDREN MISBEHAVE. Media nowadays shows a lot of social problems happened‚ either in rural areas or urban areas. Social problems among teenagers have been rampaged day by day. A lot of ways have been done by the

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    Historically representations of teenagers have been varied in the media but especially more within recent years teenagers have been represented more negatively. From the British television drama website (www.itvdrama.blogspot.com ) I was able to find out that in the past teenagers were represented as obedient‚ conforming young people who were un-sexualized and unsusceptible to the negatives of the world. It stated that as time progressed the representation of teenagers became more realistic. They became

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    Written Assignment 8: Writing an Evaluation/Argumentative Essay Write an evaluation/argumentative essay on a topic of your choice. Several possible topics are listed below‚ but you are free to come up with your own. Develop your evaluation/argument in an essay of about 500 words. If you wish‚ use statistics‚ examples‚ or quotations from sources you find helpful and supportive. Possible topics: * A review of a book you have read or a movie or television show you have seen. * An evaluation

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    Non-verbal communication is a vital part of interaction with others. When communicating across cultures its importance increases dramatically as cultural differences may lead to misinterpretation. Eye contact‚ facial expressions and gestures are nonverbal communication skills which can detract from effective interpersonal communication in a cross cultural context‚ contributing to an inaccurate transfer of the intended meaning. Averted eye contact can be misinterpreted as a sign of dishonesty and

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    Have you ever worked at a fast food joint before? Well‚ a majority of teenagers have‚ and are currently working in establishments such as Mcdonald’s‚ Wendy’s‚ Kentucky Fried Chicken‚ and etc. Teens want to hit the ground running when it comes to working for some cold hard cash. Sadly‚ many adults believe that jobs like that are unhealthy for adolescents. No‚ not just the food they make‚ the work environment itself.  Many adults and fellow parents believe that teens are way too maturely underdeveloped

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    Argumentative Essay Checklist Introduction ☐ Sets the context in the introduction by reviewing the topic in a general way ☐Establishes why the topic is important (exigence) or why readers should care about the issue ☐Presents an explicit thesis statement (stated directly) ☐Presents an arguable thesis statement (it can be proven valid) ☐Follows the guidelines set forth in the assignment by narrowing the scope of the thesis statement to meet the conditions set by the key question Transitions ☐Uses

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    Amendment has no effect when it regards obscenities. Where does the government draw the line at obscene? Araki Nubyoshi is a photographer who takes mostly nude portraits of women. His subjects are often‚ but not always‚ Asian. They are often portrayed as engaging in a sexual act that involves violence. However‚ his images depict in such a way that the purpose is obviously not sexual gratification of the viewer. In a series‚ the meaning changes. It shows views of city life. However‚ someone who

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    SULA This essay is a compare and contrast of the character’s Sula and Nel from the novel ‘‘Sula’’ by Toni Morrison. Throughout the progression of the novel‚ Nel and Sula complement each other in   ways that allows them to form a single functional unit friendship. The symbiotic nature between Sula and Nel began during their childhood years.  Sula depended upon Nel for sturdiness and comfort‚ while Nel preferred the unpredictable nature of her sula.  They used the other’s lifestyle to compensate

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    Essay 5: Argument Rough Draft The people of America are categorized into different classes: the upper class‚ middle class‚ lower class‚ and the (sometimes mentioned) working class. In Gregory Mantsios’s article “Class In America – 2009‚” he explains that there are distinct differences between each class through every day life-styles as one example‚ explaining how a person lives determines not only their social statues‚ but also their economic status. Diana Kendall’s article on “Framing Class”

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