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    social experiences now differ from his past due to him being a higher status. Gatsby‚ now a wealthy man‚ is able to pursue an education with more confidence. He is also able to experience a new social standing. An example of him excercising his new wealth and position in society is his hosting of popular parties in which he is able to observe how higher class people interact. Despite this he is always

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    misinterpreting an illusion for reality. The two protagonist‚ Gatsby and Macbeth become so caught up in living their dreams that they start to live life an an illusion.Both characters believe that they can achieve eternal happiness as a result of having wealth and power. They also believe that through their position in society‚ they can control an aspect of time. In addition the two protagonist live their life revolved around lies‚ in order to gain a desired amount of attention. Ultimately their inability

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    function" (Gans 1). Mr. Merton ’s reasoning was that the political machine continued to exist because it served several positive functions in society. Mr. Gans applies this same logic to the existence of poverty in a society that had so much material wealth and concluded that poverty had 13 functions in society that was beneficial to non-poor members. "Merton defined functions as "those observed consequences [of a phenomenon] which make for the adaptation or adjustment of a given [social] system" (Gans

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    in the early second century B.C.E.‚ provides a strong need for public infrastructure in the way of the necessity for flood prevention construction. This view is only on of many other possible views we could have heard from‚ ranging from: the common wealth‚ all the way to royalty. Though the point of view of this document was clearly that there was an obvious necessity for a flood prevention plane‚ some of the other views we could have heard from like say the royalty for instance‚ may have not really

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    becomes unraveled when people stop investing in the fraudulent company. After the scheme is found out‚ the investors have lost all their money and the offender has devastated the victim’s lives. Ponzi schemes affect people of every race‚ gender‚ and wealth status through destroying the financial lives of the people who invest in the company‚ and dismantling the personal lives of the victims. Ponzi schemes are intentionally created to fraud investors in order for the perpetrator to receive as much

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    Wall Street to protest against corporate influence on democracy‚ a growing disparity in wealth‚ and absence of legal repercussions behind the recent global financial crisis (Fleming‚ Yardley). I have listed some of the messages printed on the posters used in many of the Occupy movement protests. We are the 99% Fix Our Schools Stop Corporate Greed Stop blowing our money on Wall Street Your wealth‚ our health For Sale – America Congress is selling your money to Wall Street Get

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    dispute this. The next premiss states that if we can prevent something bad from happening without having to give up anything comparable in moral significance then we should do it and the third is that it is our moral duty to give our excess wealth in order to help those less fortunate? It is interesting to see that Singer believes that all the lions should be kill because of the fact that they are killing off all of the Herbivores such as the Wildebeest and Zebra. He states that he knows

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    Poverty: A state of mind‚ or the size of ones wallet In different countries and cultures‚ there is a social problem that affects a vast majority of the population. This problem‚ known as poverty‚ is a economic condition that happens when people are unable to provide basic needs for their families. All over the world‚ even in the richest of nations‚ poverty is an issue that remains in society. From a conflict theory perspective‚ poverty is put upon people and will continue to stay that way

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    serious disruptions within society. Factors fuelling the aggravated situation: Feudal consider enlightenment as a challenge to their age old oppressive hold over their surfs and have a greater stake in the status quo. Due to large holding and wealth‚ is always politically active in decision making regarding the common masses. Thus the power continues to flow from feudalistic order of the society rather than a broad based popular public support. The Urban leadership‚ mainly industrialists

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    Discuss Fitzgerald’s presentation of the valley of ashes. What comparisons can you make between this setting and the place The Hollow Men inhabit? Unlike the other settings in the book‚ the valley of ashes is a picture of absolute desolation and poverty. It lacks a glamorous surface and lays fallow and grey halfway between West Egg and New York. Fitzgerald portrays this imagery by the use of “Ashes grow like wheat” suggesting the growth of people who inhabit the valleys realisation of their broken

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