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    Insignificant Gestures A wrong decision at a critical point in time is sometimes all it takes to change our lives and our personalities in an instant. Such a decision can have serious emotional consequences for the person subjected to it. These decisions are often left to be taken by the soldiers and doctors who work in the hot spots of the world‚ Iraq‚ several African countries and Afghanistan‚ just to mention a few. The clinical term for the condition‚ which many of these brave souls often return

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    Since the publication of Chang-rae Lee‘s A Gesture Life in 1999‚ critical attention has been paid to issues of Asian American studies‚ such as the problems of searching for identity and esteem in a non-native environment‚ the collisions between cultures‚ and the diasporic experiences of Asian Americans. But this paper focuses on the work‘s exemplary exploration of war crimes. To put it differently‚ it situates A Gesture Life within the huge body of war literature‚ particularly literature

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    equipment and Touchless biometric products; Europe follows shortly The concept of gesture recognition has come into major attention with the launch of Microsoft’s Kinect in 2010. The new and enhanced user experience offered by various technologies has gathered interest from a number of OEMs across many applications. This has resulted in the launch of products ranging from smart TVs to Smartphones that integrate with gesture recognition technologies. The report’s detailed segmentation by technology‚ by

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    Edna St. Vincent Millay’s “An Ancient Gesture” describes hardships of both men and women‚ while showing women’s hardships aren’t as appreciated. The poem tells of Penelope’s story and how she waits for Odysseus’s return. Her twenty-year wait for her husband would be an extreme hardship for anyone in the same position. While most people would think Odysseus‚ who also went through extreme hardships‚ had empathy for Penelope‚ he just didn’t understand the pain she had endured for twenty years. Odysseus

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    Chang-rae lee‚ in A Gesture Life‚ pictures a Japanese immigrant named Franklin Hata. Hata have been seeking assimilation into the American society. To become part of the society‚ Hata tries to become the perfect citizen in the society‚ a "mascot" who everyone knows and respects. To further his assimilation‚ he tries to complete the picture of a whole and healthy family as many ideal Americans. Through adapting Sunny‚ Hata wants to assimilate through a parental figure. Through parental figure that

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    ”Insignificant Gestures” “Insignificant gestures” is a short story written by Jo Cannon in 2007. In this short story the main character‚ who is also the narrator‚ is looking back at his gory time as an expatriate district health officer in t Africa. We read about how his daily clinical routines were not like the ones in the western world. He had to work under gloomy circumstances‚ sometimes even in the middle of the night and had truly no joy in his position at the local town hospital. The only

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    Task: Tennessee Williams uses very specific and detailed stage directions to indicate the emotions‚ thoughts and actions of his characters. Select a character from the play and discuss how his/her gestures and non-verbal behaviour serves to further reveal his/her personality traits. You might also add how his/her behaviour relates to the surroundings and cultural setting. The essay is based on Scenes 1 and 2. Word limit: 800 Tennessee Williams uses very specific and detailed stage directions

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    ASL also known as American Sign Language or Ameslan is language that is communicated using gestures in the deaf community. In the deaf community the use of vocals in not necessary because deaf people can not hear so they effectively use a language the only includes visual gestural using hands. According to‚ American Sign Language a look at it history‚ structure‚ and community says that a total of one-half million American and canadians use ASL. In ASL the language is oriented by palm orientation

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    “Courtesy: It Starts with Me!” Essay Writing Contest Pedrocillo‚ Maria Cecilia S. / AB Journalism / CAS – Irregular Student “How a Simple Gesture of Courtesy Can Change Humanity” Basically‚ Courtesy is simply defined as showing of politeness towards other people. However‚ if you think about it further‚ this word means so much more as it can make huge changes in our lives‚ our nation‚ and the entire humanity. Nowadays‚ it is quite significant that we show kindness to other people‚

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    non material aspects. 2. Define and differentiate between gestures and language. Language-system of symbols that can be strung together in an infinite number of ways for the purpose of communicating. Gestures are the process of transmitting ideas and thoughts without using words‚ but using body language‚ facial expression or tone of voice. Languages are mostly verbal‚ which involve the use of words; while communication using gestures is non-verbal (ie. tone of voice‚ facial expression). To counter

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