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    Nearly half of India’s children are girls. However‚ the girl child is considered a lesser child in our society. Irrespective of class‚ caste and economic conditions‚ she is discriminated against and neglected at all the levels. This result in the denial of basic services required for her survival‚ welfare and development. The girl child is perceived as a burden to be passed on to another family. Her contribution in the household economy is not acknowledged. Various factors contribute towards

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    According to the National Association for Single S ex Education‚ there were only about twelve singlegender classrooms in 2002. However‚ ten years late r‚ in 2012‚ there were more than 500 public school s that offered single sex classrooms in the United States of America. Single sex education is quickl y taking over as the new ‘norm’ in education. Howe ver‚ separating males and females leads to gender stereotypes and inequality between women and men. Even though some students perform better

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    An Evaluation of Psychoanalysis and Behaviourism: Arguing in favour of Behaviourism The objective of this paper is to the discuss the two approaches to psychology‚ that is‚ psychoanalysis and behaviourism. The discussion will entail comparing‚ contrasting and evaluating the two approaches in order to show how and why behaviourism is superior to psychoanalysis. Behaviourism also referred to as the learning perspective is a philosophy of psychology based on the proposition that all things that organisms

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    like you belong‚without a sense of belonging our wellbeing can be seriously affected In the book The Simple Gift by Steven Herrick‚ the main theme is belonging as it follows a boy’s journey to find a place where he feels he belongs. Inthe movie mean girls ‚ the main themes are belonging and changeas it shows the development of Cady Herron as she goes from ‘home schooled jungle freak’ to ‘cold hard shiny plastic’ to ‘actual human being’ and how she belongs to the groups of friends she makes.

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    The characters in "A Doll’s House" and "The Master Builder" by Henrik Ibsen are so held down by their own selfishness that they can only fantasize that they themselves have the power to lift off the ground and fly. Selfishness lays such a burden upon the characters‚ even though they do not realize their selfish actions‚ and in return their actions result in hurting themselves and the ones they loved. Nora Helmer from "A Doll’s House" focuses her energy on the importance of her husband’s money and

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    35). White-collar crime poses a significant danger to the livelihoods of millions of unknown consumer and can harm various aspects of their life‚ from causing psychological to financial burdens. This type of crime may be regarded as ‘society’s most dangerous foe’ due to the fact that the blame cannot be placed on a single perpetrator‚ rather it is the joint effort of a corporation. It is difficult to identify the persons responsible behind

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    The White Man’s Burden‚ by Rudyard Kipling‚ suggested that Americans should encourage the cultural development of‚ people from other ethnic and cultural backgrounds until they can take their place in the world by fully adopting Western ways. This phrase expressed imperialism through a subliminal message. By culturing other people‚ the main process was by conquering their land and in effect expands America’s own land. The White Man’s Burden is a poem by the British poet Rudyard Kipling. It was

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    book to defend your opinion. I agree with the statement “the history of a family begins when a person leaves home” . when Chang left rural tradition behind to make a new life for themselves in the city. The old rules no longer apply‚ traditional education and family values have little or relevance‚ and new arrivals in the city have to learn fast and adapt quickly in order to survive and prosper in this strange and often hostile new environment. I saw so many changes for people migration to city

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    Chapter One: Beast of Burden Song Choice: Beast of Burden by Rolling Stones My limbs start to wobble like gelatin because of my extensive use of high heels and deprivation of sleep. Figuratively of course but all the same. While 10 pm is the time that most young adults get ready for their parties and extravagant nights‚ this is my usual wined down time because I have to get up and go to the hospital at 4 in the morning. Even though I am not needed for essential problems from 4 am - 6 am‚ and I

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    his death on January 18‚ 1936‚ just after his seventieth birthday.3 However‚ much of Kipling’s poetry continues to be read today. One such poem is “The White Man’s Burden‚” which was a response to the Americans conquering the Philippines after the Spanish-American War.4 One possible reason as to why Kipling wrote “The White Man’s Burden” could be that Kipling was expressing the imperialistic views he developed in Britain with respect to America’s actions. Essentially‚ Kipling’s poem may have been

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