Shylock – Money-minded/materialistic To a large extent‚ Shylock is a villain because he is money-minded/materialistic. “I would my daughter were dead at my foot‚ and the jewels in her ear! Would she were hearsed at my foot‚ and the ducats in her coffin! “(Act 3‚ Sc 1) According to the stated evidence‚ Shylock would rather have his own daughter dead than she run away with his ducats. He shows no concern whatsoever for his daughter who had run away‚ but instead was more concerned about the jewels
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PROJECT REPORT ON “MERCHANT BANKING” Under the Guidance of: Prof. Paul Chelladuai (MENTOR) Submitted to: MR. PAUL CHELLADURAI (MENTOR) Submitted by: VIKASH KUMAR SHARMA (PGPBM 2007-09) Roll No. : 3096 Submitted in Partial fulfillment of PGPBM Course to International School of Business & Media‚ Bangalore ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all I would like to thank GOD without whose blessings and help I would not have been able to complete this project. I wish to express my gratitude to Mr. Paul Chelladurai
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1. There is no “mook” in nature. He is a creation designed to catch teenagers’ interests. A mook is an adolescent male made by real teenagers’ attitudes‚ who is immature and aggressive. Similarly‚ the “midriff” is a character that pitched at teenage girls. However‚ she acts premature as an adult and highly-sexualized. When I was in high school‚ there were just few of them act like “mooks” and “midriff”. Media outlet influence teenagers by creating the characters‚ “mook” and “midriff”. Teenagers consider
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industrial projects. In attracting public savings‚ merchant bankers play a vital role as specialized agencies. The resource raising functions remains to be the primary business of a merchant banker. The primary market holds the key to rapid capital formation‚ growth in industrial productions and exports. There has to be accountability to the end use of funds raised from the market. The increase in the number of issues and amount raised the number of merchant bankers. Therefore‚ the field became highly competitive
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the penalty. Antonio: I call upon the court to give the judgement. Portia: then do prepare your knife. Shylock: A Daniel has come to judgement! O‚ wise and upright judge. How much more elder than thy looks! Antonio: I am prepared. Portia: You‚ Merchant‚ have you anything to say? Antonio: But
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Merchant activity sustained the livelihood of all major civilizations throughout history. These activities went great distances in the fact that they supported governments and economies throughout the world in ancient and present civilizations. Even though merchant activity sustained life and the livelihood of strong civilizations‚ different religions from around the world viewed these activities differently. Typically‚ throughout the post-classical civilizations‚ negativity would be the best word
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Cited: Hall‚ Kim F. “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner.” The Merchant of Venice. Leah S. Marcus‚ ed. Norton‚ 2006. Jameson‚ Anna. “Portia”. The Merchant of Venice. Leah S. Marcus‚ ed. Norton‚ 2006. Shakespeare‚ William. The Merchant of Venice. Leah S. Marcus‚ ed. Norton‚ 2006.
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Santiago and The Crystal Merchant Sometimes changes are required to make life easier when you are struggling. In the novel‚ The Alchemist‚ Santiago suggests that the crystal merchant should change in order to improve his business. When the merchant agrees with Santiago’s brilliant ideas‚ many positive things start to happen. In this part of the novel‚ Santiago had just gotten robbed and he has no way to survive. Desperate for food‚ he offers his assistance to a crystal merchant in exchange for food
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Villain or Victim It is without doubt that William Shakespeare’s suspenseful play of The Merchant of Venice evokes complex feelings within a reader. Throughout the play‚ Shylock is portrayed as the antagonist‚ a miserable‚ cruel and prosaic figure menacing enough to endanger the happiness of Venetian citizens. At the same time‚ one feels a curious compassion for this character. In the 2004 film of The Merchant of Venice adaptation starring Al Pacino‚ Shylock is portrayed as a justifiably angry man:
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In the 1920’s‚ the United States economy boomed‚ bringing with it a new generation and way of living. A “New Morality” was taking over the nation and replacing old traditional values (Appleby 612). New Mortality expressed youth and personal freedom (Appleby 612). This created a lifestyle based on parties and spending money (Hensley 4). This new way of life came with new inventions and technologies. The radio‚ phonograph‚ and movies were all invented during the 1920’s. The automobile also became
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