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- 3851: Jane Eyre - Critical Evaluation
- ... character - although so many terrible things are happening to her, her spirit remains unbroken. "Golden" symbolises her goodness and purity, while the "redness" symbolises the passionate feelings she has for Rochester. However, her happiness is short-lived. When Jane flees from Thornfield after the discovery of Mrs Rochester, she is more distraught than she has ever been: "...may you never feel what I then felt! May your eyes never shed such ...
- 3852: Uniform Commercial Code 2b The
- ... ship defective products to consumers. Article 2B allows software publishers to sell software with serious know defects without fear of any significant consequences. Software is routinely released with many serious, known defects because companies seek short-term profits, while sacrificing long-term customer satisfaction, to meet ship dates. Companies fear being exploited by the competition if knowledge of the defects was released. A software defect is a material breach of the ...
- 3853: Universal Neurosis
- ... destructive for the integration of individual persons and societies. The step from inadequate neurotic response to reality--as a function of transference and illusion--to a blatant and dangerous inadequacy in perceiving reality is a short one. The acceptance of illusions paves the way to living in a world of delusions. Freudian psychoanalysis provides grounds for a pragmatic criticism of both popular argument from religious experience and "Will to Believe" type ...
- 3854: Jamestown
- ... with the Indians. They would most likely have already been taught the Indian ways of fishing, hunting and farming, so by 1590 they had at least party, been incorporated into the Native American society. The stories of these three years contain little facts: the building of a protective structure, a visit of a Spanish expedition, indications of the men's destination after leaving the island and many assumptions. When John White ...
- 3855: Upper And Lower Canada
- ... 6400 individu participant à des activités partisanes comme telles : comité, associations, délégués à des conventions et pas moins de 10 000 hommes participant de fait aux actions armées. The uprising in Upper Canada was a short lived wish to gain independence from Britain, in Lower Canada it was a revolution of a people beaten seventy years before. We see some of the same problems today in Canada, people in English Canada ...
- 3856: Utopia 2
- ... to focus on how the individuals of Shakespeare's time have changed immensely to what people today think of as utopia. I have gained some of my information from the plays of Shakespeare as his stories, although fictional, represent the thoughts and ideas of the people of that time. What is utopia? Is it a worldwide human culture that, in the absence of environmental change could be expected to have a ...
- 3857: Battle Of Computer Bytes
- ... click of the mouse. Control panels have been added so you can configure your hardware. There is easy access to frequently used files. You can make very long file names on Windows 95 instead of short and strange names that leave you wondering about, such as on Windows 3.x I could not name a folder This is stuff for school it would have to be much shorter. The Help system ...
- 3858: Invisible Man - Themes
- ... permanent, and that the men which he has been referred to will do nothing other than "help him continue in direction of the promise which…recedes ever brightly and distantly beyond the hopeful traveler," in short, that all they will do is keep him chasing after a false hope. It is here that the narrator sees that his dreams of being the "next Booker T." will go unrealized, and that he ...
- 3859: Invisible Man
- ... until he performs what is expected of him - to give a speech. He comes to view his fame as a stereotype no different than that of those "black brothers who entertained them, [white people], with stories so often that they [white people] laughed even before these fellows opened their mouths" (Ellison 413). The narrator can believe himself to be whatever he wants. But what he sees of himself is not what ...
- 3860: Creaitve Story: Desert Island
- ... a scratch. Shrugging off the many questions that my mind bombarded me with, I decided to take a tour of the island, and search for a possible means of escape. "OH SHI-!" I stopped myself short of a curse, and looked down at my aching toe. I painfully leaned over and examined the ground around my feet, discovering a 1922 Sears catalogue. Exhausted and hungry, I reached for a coconut from ...
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