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Solutions to Climate Change: Working Together to Save the Planet

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Currently, it can hardly be denied that climate change is a topic which worries the western population. In fact, there is a study carried out by some scientists which reveals that this situation could worsen, and for that reason, we should question ourselves: is there any solution?

Excessive Pollution and the Greenhouse Effect

First of all, excessive pollution is increasing the greenhouse effect. Therefore, we must work together to change this situation, such as implementing new recycling models.

Governments Taking Action

Secondly, governments should make new arrangements to decrease global warming by applying new measures like promoting more public transport and punishing those who pollute excessively.

Conclusion

In light of the outcome, the situation... Continue reading "Solutions to Climate Change: Working Together to Save the Planet" »

The European Union: History, Policies, and Challenges

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The European Union: A Historical Overview

Multidimensional Missions

Effective consent-based missions often include:

  • Election monitoring
  • Human rights training
  • Police reform
  • Mine clearing
  • Security training
  • Refugee resettlement
  • Monetary reconstruction

Organizing Regionally

The European Union (EU), a centuries-old idea, was championed by Jean Monnet, one of its founders. Monnet believed that post-World War II economic integration could further undermine the weakened forces of nationalism. The EU's creation and development began as a functionalist idea, with some advocating for a more federalist approach. It can be viewed as a response to the pitfalls of the capitalist "race to the bottom."

Birth of the European Union

  • 1951: European Coal and Steel Community:
... Continue reading "The European Union: History, Policies, and Challenges" »

The New Anthropology: World Anthropologies

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- The 'world anthropologies' project wants to contribute to the articulation of a diversified anthropology that is more aware of the social, epistemological, and political conditions of its own production.

- The network has three main goals:

  1. to examine critically the international dissemination of anthropology (whose work is funded and published and who's not) and the processes through which this dissemination takes place (who controls the publishing industry and which form of ethnography is recognized);
  2. to contribute to the development of a plural landscape of anthropologies that is both less shaped by metropolitan hegemonies (academic English for example) and more open to the potential of globalization for a multiplicity of languages (the language
... Continue reading "The New Anthropology: World Anthropologies" »

Women Dominate Sales Industry: Survey Findings and Insights

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Women on Top in New Sales Industry Survey

Read the article and match each of these headings (a-h) to one of the paragraphs (1-8).

  1. Motivation
  2. Professionalism
  3. TV
  4. Personal qualities
  5. Main finding of the survey
  6. Why women make the best salespeople
  7. What the survey asked
  8. The woman who would make the best salesperson

Over Half of Business Owners Feeling Increasingly Stressed

Read the article and answer the following questions.

What is the difference between these groups of countries in terms of reasons for high-level stress?

  1. China, Vietnam, Mexico, India, and Turkey (high growth is expected from these countries)
  2. Ireland, Spain, and Greece (economy is shrinking in these countries)

According to Alex MacBeath, how do business leaders experience stress differently in

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Understanding Style, Tone, and Register in Writing

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Style: typical way of writing used by one particular person. It can refer to choice of words, tone, grammar, and narrative techniques.

Tone: general feeling or attitude toward the subject expressed in a piece of writing. It rather refers to the emotional or sensual content of a text. It creates a certain mood.

Register: choice of words, style, and grammar used by writers in a particular social context. It often reflects social status of the people. There are rules about what register is appropriate in particular situations.


Style

  • formal - formal expressions, foreign words, specialist terms, objectivity, detachment, politeness, complete and complex sentences
  • informal - informal and colloquial expressions, phrasal verbs, simple sentences, subjectivity,
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The Importance of Fashion in Society

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Fashion's Influence on Social Interactions

Fashion plays a significant role in social interactions and status. People often make judgments based on clothing choices, making fashion a central aspect of social gatherings and groups. This is particularly true among youth, where appropriate attire can heavily influence social dynamics and even school attendance. Certain establishments, like workplaces, may enforce dress codes, limiting clothing choices.

Fashion as a Symbol of Profession and Hygiene

Institutions such as hospitals prioritize hygiene and cleanliness, necessitating specific attire for medical professionals. Protective gear, like sanitized scrub suits and gloves, is crucial during surgeries. Similarly, lawyers are often required to wear... Continue reading "The Importance of Fashion in Society" »

Virginia Woolf's Feminist Critique and Resistance

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She is not only demanding equality. She recognizes that unless women fully participate in education and the professions etc. they can never hope to have any influence over society. Also, one of her strongest arguments is that the only way women can help to prevent war is for men to allow women this full participation.


In the final part of Three Guineas, Woolf replies to the barrister who is appealing to her to sign a manifesto pledging herself to protect culture and intellectual liberty and join his society. Here she points out that women of her class have already contributed to male intellectual liberty for centuries, because all the money that could be spent on the education of women has been spent on men. However, Woolf is not opposed to
... Continue reading "Virginia Woolf's Feminist Critique and Resistance" »

Quebec and Vancouver: A Tale of Two Languages

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Quebec: The French Province

One of the most important provinces there is Quebec. The mother tongue in Quebec is French. "French is the native language of 78% of the population, amounting to about 6,102,210 people. Most of the native French speakers in Quebec are descendants of the settlers of New France. (...)"

Vancouver: A City of Language Diversity

Another city that is important in Canada is Vancouver. In this city, people could speak both languages, but the most predominant is English. "Federal government departments provide service in English and French, but most of the population speaks English as either a first or second language."

I would like to go there, I think that it's a privilege to be born in a bilingual country.



Advantages and Disadvantages of the Internet, Social Media, and Technology

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Advantages and Disadvantages of the Internet

Nowadays, the ease of accessing information and content on various topics and in various formats seems like a great opportunity, but it can also be counterproductive. Therefore, it is important to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the internet to understand how we can take better advantage of it.

Advantages of the Internet

The internet offers access to a wide variety of content on numerous themes through the web. From news information to highly specialized topics—scientific, humorous, cultural, entertainment, educational, and playful content. The internet has also created new jobs thanks to its creation and evolution.

Disadvantages of the Internet

One of the disadvantages of the internet that... Continue reading "Advantages and Disadvantages of the Internet, Social Media, and Technology" »

Philosophy

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Survey responses to the Second Industrial System, including unionization,

the Populist Party, and Progressivism. Which do you consider Most

significant? Why?


The second industrial system was the period in the post civil War in which an extra layer of production began that focused on producing goods For other industries. Steel was very significant in this time, as were the Railroad systems. This new system caused Unionization. Most notably was the Pullman strike, where Pullman workers started to boycott Pullman and effectively Shut down the country’s railroad system after Pullman cut wages by 25% without Cutting the cost of rent. This combined with other efforts of workers to fight Against the poor working conditions, wages, and hours of the... Continue reading "Philosophy" »