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    Early American society was greatly influenced by Christianity and secular thinkers alike. Our founders formed their revolutionary ideas and embodied them in our constitution. But to deny the fundamental Christian principles that helped found our country would be a travesty. The fundamentals of Christianity and secular thinkers worked in concert with each other to form a unique ideology that made our country prosperous and helped us develop one of the most unique and lasting forms of government. These

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    Henry David Thoreau was an American writer inspired by the transcendentalist foundations of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Followers of the philosophy valued nature and believed that individualism was the key to attaining enlightenment. Thoreau was heavily influenced by Emerson’s concepts. He believed the best way to recreate Emerson’s vision was to seclude himself in the woods. His work‚ Walden‚ tells of his experiences living on his own and was geared towards intellectuals like himself. In “Conclusion‚”

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    The American labor force of the late 1800s and early 1900s was weak‚ uneducated‚ and forever trapped by the low-pay and harsh conditions of work and life; there was virtually no way out‚ as explained in Thomas O’Donnell’s Testimony. Everyone was caught in a rut‚ starving and poor; hoping for a better future‚ yet knowing that nothing else awaited them. “How could [they] go…walk?” (O’Donnell 31). “The poor people…the poor operatives” were being crushed down; they faced challenges and obstacles unlike

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    centuries‚ has been individualism and collectivism and how they shape who we are as humans. Our natural instincts to survive as individuals and within groups have existed for all of time. This writing will define individualism and collectivism‚ as they currently exist in our cultures today. It will also include more specific characteristics of collectivism and how it exists across the many vast cultures of our ever-changing‚ and shrinking‚ world. Discussion Individualism and collectivism are

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    Tradition of the Dynasties After feasting and much noodle-slurping‚ the birthday grab begins. The tradition of the birthday grab comes from dynastic times. On the first birthday‚ a set of items are placed before the birthday child so that the child may pick whatever he or she fancies. Whatever item the child picks and successfully gives to his or her parents may be an indication of the child’s future career. I have just read you an interesting example of some Chinese rites of passage traditions

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    Understanding through The arts Leonardo Z. Legaspi. O. P. * Discussion of the type (Non-fiction) Essay – it explains the impression or point of view of the author. Formal Essay – it has a serious and important topic. This essay (Understanding through the arts) is the foreword to a special issue of Unitas‚ a U.S.T. journal dealing with the subject of the search for national identity through the arts. * Explanation or synopsis We are today going through a crucial but exciting

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    beautiful ideals described in romantic or Victorian literature. It was difficult to associate these works of art with the way the world had become; therefore‚ it was necessary to create a new way of expression. Modernist authors did not want to be confined by the traditional boundaries of literature‚ so they experimented in terms of style and content. The world changed and literature followed. There five major themes displayed in modernist literature. The first is a representation of inner reality

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    What is a trade union? An organization whose membership consists of workers and union leaders‚ united to protect and promote their common interests. The principal purposes of a labor union are to negotiate wages and working condition terms‚ regulate relations between workers its members and the employer‚ take collective action to enforce the terms of collective bargaining‚ raise new demands on behalf of its members‚ and help settle their grievances. A trade union may be: A company union that represents interests

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    Case: Women!s Tennis Association* Case: The !Women"s Tennis Association" comes to China # But who? ______________________________ The Women!s Tennis Association (WTA) board has committed to opening an Asian regional office in Beijing before the opening games of the 2013 Summer Olympics‚ and Michael Shoemaker has a lot on his mind. As the "chief operating officer! (COO) of the WTA‚ he is charged with deciding how to staff the local office. Should the managing director be a local or an expatriate

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    spirit its moral earnestness and individualism was all driven out.The spirit of gaiety and moral turpitude filled in the void. Imitation of the ancients: lacking the genius and creative vigor of the Elizabethans the author of the time turned to the great-classic writers‚in particular to the Latin writers instruction and inspiration the habit ‚perceptible Dryden’s time‚deepened and hardened during pope’s era. Imitation of the french : The literature and literature tendencies of the restoration period

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