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    financial framework and in government finance. It has statutory responsibility for supervising the banking system and issues banknotes in England and Wales. Banks The direct ancestors of the modern retail banks were the London goldsmiths of the mid-17th century. The goldsmiths gave promises to repay deposits of coin on demand in the form of bearer documents. These passed from hand to hand and thus became the first English banknotes. Outside London‚ many provincial banks were formed in the second half

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    Department of Politics Course Descriptions 201 3 - 1 4 Autumn term courses PO71016A Art & Politics 1: Theory History Event Numbers of this course are limited and are on a first come first served basis . Students wishing to take this course not enrolled on the MA Art and Politics must contact the course co - ordinator (b.buckley@gold.ac.uk) for permission to join. Lecturer: Dr Bernadette Buckley 30 CATS Autumn Monday 13.00 - 17.00 This is a core module for MAAP‚ meaning that

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    In The Modest Proposal published in 1729 by Dr. Jonathan Swift‚ he feels pity for the Irish in the sense that they have destroyed themselves by having children who cannot contribute to society. For example‚ Swift proposes that the Anglo-Irish should pity those when “ they see the streets‚ the roads and cabbin-doors crowded with beggars of the female sex‚ followed by three‚ four‚ or six children‚ all in rags.” The purpose for this was to show how children and mothers are unable to survive as men who

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    1. The persona in which Swift adopts for the modest proposal is that of someone concerned for the greater good of the land‚ Ireland‚ on the very outskirt of reading. Although as one dives into this proposal‚ they become bombarded with irrational means of dealing with this assumed problem; the plentiful source of beggars in Ireland. One becomes consumed with disgust yet intrigued by its soundness in reasoning. Swift creates a tone that juxtaposes its message‚ which further confuses the reader in his

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    Is Swift just having fun‚ or does he have something serious to say? Stereotypes against Irish Catholics make it easier for Swift to use them as the subject of his satire. The stereotypes are present in both the reasons for the proposal and the language used. The narrator’s argument that something must be done with infants because they are too young to steal implies that this is a common employment of Irish Catholics‚ even while it is humorous apart from the stereotype. The overall idea

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    clearly shown at the end of the story when Swift states that the proposal is not going to affect him since his children are grown and his wife is unable to have any more children. It would unfathomable to think that a human being would want to partake in eating another human being. Therefore‚ Swift obviously had no intention of perusing this proposal. In my opinion‚ the real thesis of this essay is generating attention to the poverty issue in Ireland. Swift was drawing attention to the vast poverty

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    In Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift‚ Gulliver’s adventures and experiences satirize many aspects of human nature. Pride and arrogance are reoccurring themes that make up the most of Swift’s satire. While pride and arrogance is currently demonstrated by athletes such as Usain Bolt‚ it is also show by the characters in Gulliver’s Travels. Politics earn Swift’s greatest critical disapprobation. Through his supposed character’s observations‚ Swift levels an indifferent screed against the pettiness

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    In "Waterland" Swift writes and elaborate on many characters but one in particular is showing a very interesting point regarding the mental instability and the fragility ones mind can reach. The character in question is the one of Mary Metcalfe. Swift‚ in “Waterland”‚ is writing in a very mysterious way‚ he only describes people at the most important and pertinent portion of their lives and the remainder is left to the readers imagination. He also surprises the reader by censoring fundamental information

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    their country is the best‚ not even taking into consideration that they do some things wrong. They go to war for no reason; half the men in the country don’t even know why they’re at war. According to Swift I must say. Going to war over what side you should break an egg is absurd. This is how Swift demonstrates England’s outlook on war. For a country to be successful‚ it can’t be equal. If everybody has the same amount of money‚ food‚ water‚ land‚ etc. you have no wealthy people because nobody

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    A Critical Review of the Significant Influence of the Greek Mythology‚ the Roman Empire and the Christian Religion on Its Three Themes by Analyzing the Two Protagonists in The Hunger Games Introduction The Hunger Games is brilliantly plotted and perfectly paced by American writer Suzanne Collins‚ then it was adapted into a film by Gary Ross in March 23‚ 2012. In this movie‚ the director presents us with the amazingly suspenseful story through the using of high technology and the actors’ excellent

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