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    In “Tourists Could Destroy Venice—If Floods Don’t First” by Simon Worrall‚ a Venetian named Settis explains how the city of Venice could become lost. To begin with‚ important representatives of the city have thought about opening Venice as a theme park. However‚ Settis argues that tourist should not have to pay to explore the city and that the city itself can tell its own history because of its beauty. Also‚ he is a strong believer that Venice should not be famous for its tourism‚ but for the first

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    To what extent did the need for strategic leadership lead to the rise of Venice between the 9th and 15th centuries?  Venice was a major trading power between the 9th and 15th centuries‚ which led to extraordinary wealth and vast trading services. After the fourth Crusade‚ Venice became the strongest republic of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. As a result‚ Venice succeeded in dominating the entire maritime traffic.  Venetians with adventurous spirits traveled abroad in search for new opportunities

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    The city of Venice‚ Italy‚ is located off the shore of Northeastern Italy in the Venetian Lagoon of the Adriatic Sea. Venice is a part of the Veneto region of Italy. The islands comprising the city are just east of the large Italian city Padua. Two nearby series of islands are Giudecca‚ which is located south of the city‚ and Murano‚ which is slightly north. Venice is spread across 118 small islands separated by 177 canals‚ giving it a total area of 414.6 km². The islands are historically divided

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    the pug’s name was “Rosie”. At that moment‚ I fell in love with the breed instantly and knew one day I would have a pug and I would call her “Daisey”. Pugs originate from China‚ but were brought to England by wealthy Dutch merchants in the 16th century. The facial characteristics of a pug are their small round head with turned-up nose and wide set eyes. Small soft ears that face forward‚ curly tail‚ and stocky‚ small body and legs with a predominate chest. Pugs have a beautiful smooth‚ silky coat‚

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    Subsidence of Venice‚ Italy The everlasting battle between land and ocean is seen through the sinking of Venice‚ Italy caused by both natural and anthropogenic effects on the land. While natural subsidence preceded human influence‚ human factors that affect the earth‚ sea‚ and atmosphere overshadow the natural submersion and sea level rise. The sinking of the region has greatly impacted the geography of the city and all the life and processes associated with the area‚ noted as the “Venice Menace” by

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    Risking oneself for others Risk is when there is a hazard or chance of loss. In the book The Midwife of Venice by Roberta Rich‚ Isaac and Hannah are forced to take risks for the ones they love. The situations Isaac and Hannah are faced with‚ concerning their loved ones‚ pressures them to take risks. Throughout the book Hannah is constantly shown taking risks in order to save the ones she loves and cares about. She firstly agrees to help a Christian woman deliver a baby‚ thus breaking the rule

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    Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) was one of the major composers during the Baroque period. He was Italian‚ born in Venice. He is recognized as one of the most influential composers of the time‚ and his influence was widespread across Europe. Throughout his childhood he had health problems related to breathing. This kept him from playing wind instruments‚ however he learned how to play the violin. As a result of this‚ most of his compositions were made for string instruments. At the age of 15‚ Vivaldi

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    2015 The Merchant’s Tale Chaucer describes the Merchant as a well-dressed‚ yet exotic businessman‚ a successful financial expert‚ and a very unhappy husband. Most people would agree that there is no textual evidence to support that the Merchant is a cuckold or that January‚ the main character in the tale is a mirror of his own character. However‚ both the Merchant and January have disillusioned views and experiences regarding marriage. The Merchant in the fourteenth century‚ as Chaucer has described

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    Intellectuals have always been viewed as agents of change and gatekeepers of social justice. It is considered a “raison d’etre” (Fuller 2006)‚ of intellectuals as a rule‚ to affect change and motivate positive action. We‚ as individuals of modern society‚ enjoy the fruit of intellectuals’ labor against social injustice‚ inequalities‚ and the wrongdoings of the state. Intellectuals could also be easily defined as the “knowledge producers” of our everyday lives‚ (Irving and Scalmer 1999) in the sense

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