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- 1911: Motivation Is Progression
- ... small living community. These people were motivated to work hard because if they didn’t they wouldn’t receive the essential requirements to live like shelter and food. In today’s world where social and business life are separate it isn’t possible to not have self-interest. Instead of working just to survive, people work for capital to help fund self interests, like vacations and hobbies. There isn’t the ...
- 1912: A Book Report Of Robinson Crus
- ... is wrecked and he finds himself alone on the island. I feel if he did not want to be a slave and escaped then why set out on a ship to get slaves for your business. I think that god punished Crusoe for not following the golden rule and put him on the island to regain faith in god and to help him make the right decisions in the future. This ...
- 1913: A Fantasy Story
- ... we had to walk backwards to the big apelike creature. I was just as scared as my brother was and didn’t know what to do. The big apelike creature asked us, “What is your business doing here.” “We are exploring planets to see which one is livable, and this planet is out of the question I think”, was what I said. All the apes started laughing, especially the big one ...
- 1914: Creative Writing: Heroz
- ... to find that what was really the problem was boredom. They needed to understand what the true purpose of their individual job function was and how it related as a whole to the arrow making business. So again, they suggested to one another to try harder but to try harder at keeping in mind how their particular job was important to the overall task at hand which was making magic arrows ...
- 1915: APrice Above Rubies
- ... to her confining life. She can work for him and have freedom, but he makes it brutally clear that the price she will pay will be becoming his mistress. Sonia mentions to Sender that his business is illegal, which is a sin, to which he replies, “ it is the quality of our sin that sets us apart.” She then has sex with him and seals the offer by taking the brooch ...
- 1916: Analysis Of 1984
- ... room above his shop, and then turned them over to the authorities. The falling action includes Winston’s and Julia’s confinement to the Ministry of Love, “… a place impossible to enter except on official business, and then only by penetrating through a maze of barb-wired entanglements, steel doors, and hidden machine-gun nests.” This is where they go through there rehabilitation period. There Winston encounters O’Brien, but this ...
- 1917: Analytical Essay On The Grass
- ... and do something with that mop of hair." Verena treats her sister like an incapable child, and makes all the descisions for her. Dolly is Verena's oppisite. Dolly is romantic where Verena is all business, and shy where Verena is a hard charger. The filmaker also uses clothes and mannerisms to highlight Dolly's character. She wears loose, flowing pink dresses and acceseries and a veil, which she uses as ...
- 1918: A Comparison Contrast Of A Bra
- ... population becomes distracted by trivia, when cultural life is defined a s a perpetual round of entertainments, when serious public conversation becomes a form of baby talk, a people become an audience and their public business a vaudeville act, then a nation finds itself at risk; cultural death is a clear possibility.(Kruk) Huxley seems to feel that society is progressing toward a materialistic and superficial end, in which all things ...
- 1919: Antigones Theme
- ... Then if the electric guys have to go to work, they will get old, and we will need other people to replace them later on in life. So in order to educate people in that business we will need the teachers to go to work and teach kids how to do their job. And that's some more pollution. So as you can see, just to do something good like freeing ...
- 1920: Analysis Of Jack Turners The A
- ... of ecosystems, and thus removing the process of wild nature from these ecosystems by making them dependent on human maintenance. National Forests were created for humans for recreation and resource utilization. They are literally a business, and only seek to preserve nature based on anthropocentric needs rather than geocentric needs. Turner claims that true wild nature does not exist within national forests because they are constantly being tampered with and altered ...
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