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    Although the poems Recalling War by Robert Graves and Mental Cases by Wilfred Owen are both concerned with the damage that war does to the soldiers involved‚ they are different in almost every other respect. Owen’s poem examines the physical and mental effects of war in a very personal and direct way - his voice is very much in evidence in this poem - he has clearly seen people like the ’mental cases’ who are described. It is also evident that Owen’s own experiences of the war are described: he challenges

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    Grave of the Fireflies The effects on families During WWII an estimated 200‚000 or more Japanese people were killed and a lot were left homeless. Due to this‚ as well as the firebombing of Tokyo and fathers being in the military‚ many families were torn apart and separated from each other. In the movie‚ Seita and Setsuko’s father was in the military and they were separated from their mother after she died due to the firebombings. All families were under a lot of stress. They had to look after

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    Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disorder in which antibodies produced by your immune system stimulate your thyroid to overproduce hormones. To attain a better idea of Graves’ disease‚ attention has to be given to how the thyroid works.The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland under the laryngeal prominence or adam’s apple‚ that is responsible for secreting thyroid hormones thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3) that increase the body’s metabolic rate. The thyroid is regulated by the hypothalamus

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    1. Our digestive system provides the body a means to transfer nutrition from the external environment into the cellular level in order to sustain life. Salivary glands‚ controlled by the autonomic nervous system‚ are located in the oral cavity. Its main role is to secrete saliva in the oral cavity. There are three pairs of salivary glands. Parotoid savary gland lies under the skin on each side of the mandible. These glands secrete amylase‚ an enzyme that breaks down starches. The parotoid duct implies

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    In the film Grave of the Fireflies‚ the director tugs at people’s heartstrings and forces them to look at World War II in a different light – too often‚ we forgot that the civilian casualty numbers are real‚ live people‚ and we tend to just look at them as a figure. In addition‚ a good part of this film takes place after the war has ended‚ which is a period that goes vastly un-talked about. People like to think that after the war officially ended‚ it was a time of joy for everyone‚ but sadly this

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    Released in 1988‚ Grave of the Fireflies is the story of Seita and his younger sister Setsuko‚ who lost their mother and father through different events of World War II. As a result they are forced to try to survive‚ any way they can‚ though their efforts are finally lost when Setsuko dies of malnutrition‚ and Seita dies not long after. It’s based on a semi-autobiographic book by the same name‚ whose author lost his sister due to malnutrition in 1945 during the war. The main value shown throughout

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    Semester Faculty of Law Jamia Millia Islamia Contents 1. Acknowledgement 2. Introduction 3. Offences Affecting The Human Body 4. Sections 299‚ 300 & Exceptions to Section 300 of the Indian Penal Code‚1860 5. When Culpable Homicide is Not Murder 6. Grave and Sudden Provocation (Exception 1 to Section 300 of IPC) 7. K.M. Nanavati versus State of Maharashtra‚ AIR 1962 SC 605 8. Laws applied in the Case 9. Summary/Facts of the Case 10. Trials of the Case 11. Proceedings of the Trials 12. Retrial under

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    Grave Robbing “Even in prosperous times the living robbed the dead.” This statement by Jocelyn Murray in A Tale Of Ancient Egypt serves as a direct reference to the tomb looting in Ancient Egypt‚ and displays the irony that the living robbed the dead’s possessions and even their bodies‚ and attempted to justify it. The two main motives for grave robbing were body snatching and grave looting. Grave robbing‚ although a travesty and an immoral violation of human rights‚ did however‚ help to further

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    October‚ William Graves came to our class to give a seminar-type lecture about his own father‚ the writer Robert Graves. First of all‚ our teacher gave a brief introduction about the guest and then he took the floor. The seminar was divided into different topics: first the life of Graves‚ then the legacy‚ and finally William Graves’ work as Literary Executor. Aditionally‚ he gave us a list of resources where we could look deeper into the figure that is Robert Graves. William Graves started off by

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    Are The Lips a Grave – Lynne Huffer (2013) In her monograph “Are The Lips a Grave?”‚ Huffer works to stitch together queer and feminist theory in a productive antifoundational synthesis that can then be utilized as a genealogical analysis to explore – and perhaps even answer – the question of why we culturally seek (are driven?) to attach to modern sexual subjectivity a perhaps unsuitable moral code/standard. I found her intended project to be compelling‚ even provocative in both its theoretical

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