Indeed, the presence of both realistic and fantastical elements in the novel was a strategy consciously made to make young adults appreciate "Harry Potter" fantasy, and at the same time, have the adults achieve a greater imagination development, thereby making the novel also an example of high fantasy literature. Creating the characters in the image of humans, and even the inclusion of the mortal world in the novel, are strategic attempts to make the novel more relevant, if not totally fantastical, to adult people's lives, views and perceptions of reality. Thus, in "Harry Potter," the genre of high fantasy is maintained through this strategy.
Simmons and Evely (2006) classified "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," and the other Harry Potter novels as examples of 'magical realism' novels. This, they believed, was the most appropriate term to define the kind of fantasy tackled and illustrated in the novel, since the….

Furthermore, I must be able to relay this information to students in a
classroom setting, and create innovative lessons and assignments to allow
the full use of the technology's potential. The challenge facing me is to
tackle the world of technology and bring it to the classroom because it
will be a necessary tool of education in the 21st century.
I will face new challenges in the 21st century which did not exist in
the 20th. I must teach students to utilize technology to further their
education. It is also important that students develop these skills because
they will be lifelong skills and important for their long-term goals in the
academic and professional world. As an educator with an eye towards the
future, I must prepare my students to no only meet the demands that new
technology has created, but also to maximize the potential that the
internet and other technology has to offer..

Idealized Influence Behaviors

These leaders behave in ways that their actions are centered on values, beliefs, and a sense of mission. The leaders consider the needs of others over their own personal needs, and share risks with followers. They are consistent rather than arbitrary.

Inspirational Motivation

These leaders motivate and inspire followers by providing meaning and challenge to work. Team spirit is aroused. Enthusiasm and optimism are displayed. These leaders get followers involved in envisioning attractive future states and create communicated expectations that followers want to meet and demonstrate commitment to goals and shared visions.

Intellectual Stimulation

The leaders stimulate followers' efforts to be innovative and creative by questioning assumptions, reframing problems, and approaching old situations in new ways. New Ideas and creative solutions are solicited from followers who are included in the process of addressing problems and finding solutions.

Individualized Consideration

These leaders pay special attention to the needs of each individual follower for achievement and….

China 21st Century
China in the 21st Century - hat Everyone Needs to Know

China is already an enormous player on the international stage and its power and relevance is only predicted to continue growing into the future. Despite China's importance, many in the est view China as a mystery. The culture in China is far different than most of the rest of the world. The government is also organized in a vastly different way. Factors such as these can make China seem somewhat alien to most people in the est who only gets information about China in bits and pieces from the media.

The book, China in the 21st Century -- hat Everyone Needs to Know, has been written to provide interested individuals with a brief background on many of the factors that help define China as a nation and as a culture. The book begins by describing the historical legacies that….

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Pioneer psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud was fascinated by the story of King Oedipus, as Sophocles depicted him within Oedipus the King, as a work of literature. Clearly, however, Freud also recognized how Sophocles's story, at least in a literal sense if not a figurative or psychological one, paralleled his particular new theory of early childhood development, that at the four-year-old stage, a child "falls in love" with the opposite sex parent and wishes, then, to kill the same-sex parent in order to destroy a rival. Freud made the name "Oedipus" far better known than it would otherwise have been.

ithout Sophocles's play, of course, there would be no term like "Oedipus Complex," to describe today's best-known (theoretical) stage of early childhood development. However, Freud's theory is also very far from the story of Oedipus and his unfortunate fate, as told by Sophocles. Therefore, to think of King Oedipus only in terms of….

21st century, one only need drive down a road to see the number of fast-food restaurants, or walk into most any grocery store to be besieged by advertisements, contrary opinions, and diet products. Everyone in the medical community agrees that there is a correlation between what we eat and drink and the overall state and consequence to our health. Americans, and most of the rest of the developed world, are literally rabid in consumption of diet aids, vitamins and supplements, and the quest for a healthy diet. So, are there negatives to healthy eating? Certainly none that are medical -- but, in our society of fast food, it is more expensive to eat right, fresh vegetables, hormone free meat, low sugar beverages all are a bit more expensive that the high-carbohydrate, fast foods so popular. What are the consequences of an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise? They are….

21st century unfolds, we are told that the world is embracing globalism -- a key change in the economic, political and cultural movements that, broadly speaking, move the various countries of the world closer together. This idea refers to a number of theories that see the complexities of modern life such that events and actions are tied together, regardless of the geographic location of a specific country (political unit). The idea of globalism has become popular in economic and cultural terms with the advent of a number of macro-trade agreements combined with the ease of communication brought about with the Internet and cellular communication. Would we not logically think, then, that countries in the developing world would be doing their upmost to encourage global thinking? There are two conundrums regarding tourism within the developing world: 1) many first-world tourists want to experience something different, something more native and less….

In my opinion, this might have been a marketing tool, both for attracting the attention of the public and for distracting it from the mistakes she has done. And people enjoyed that, since they had new subjects to comment upon, and mass-media as well, as it proved once again to be a successful means of information.
Once again, Kate Moss succeeded to have a positive image in this respects too, as she is currently the mother of a four years old girl, Lila Grace and she is suspected to have married her fiance Pete Doherty. All in all, leaving aside the scandals she has been involved in, it seems that the international model has won: a great career, a stable relationship and a goal for her maternal instincts, all these while encountering many obstacles in her way and while having many problems of different kinds to be faced. Therefore, how….

I also asked my uncle the following questions about movies in 1973:

Question: How much did movie tickets cost that year?

Answer: I don't remember exactly, but something like about $1.50 or $1.75 a ticket rings a bell. Also, they didn't have any matinee prices like they do now. Tickets were the same price all day.

Question: hat other movies came out that year that you remember?

Answer: The Bond film Live and Let Die. The Paul McCartney song for that movie was a big deal too, because of the film. My personal favorite movie for that year was The Sting, which also won best picture at the Academy Awards that year. Like I said, there wasn't any such thing as video rentals yet, like Hollywood Video or Blockbuster, so I remember going to the theaters to see it about five times. Oh yeah, Deliverance came out that year too. That was another one….

The most notable would include: the 1976 Racial Discrimination Act, 1981 Handicapped Persons Equal Opportunity Act, the 1984 Equal Opportunity Act, 1989 Equal Opportunity Amendment Act -- Intellectual Disability, 1990 Equal Opportunity Amendment Act -- Age, 1993 Compulsory Retirement Abolished, 1997 Equal Opportunity Amendment Act -- Sexual Harassment and the 2009 Equal Opportunity Amendment Act -- New Grounds. ("History of Equal Opportunity in South Australia," 2010) These different laws are important, because they would attempt to provide a basic frame work for addressing the various forms of discrimination that were occurring in the workplace, in one form or another.
As a result, the power relationship that exists between employer and employees is continuing to evolve, based upon the various laws designed to prevent discrimination and the practices that were common in the past. A good example of this can be seen with the sexual harassment lawsuit that was filled by….

Culture/Movies/Television/Games
21st century culture is reflected in television, movies and electronic games. With the advent of the Internet, the ways people got their information changed dramatically. In the last ten years, websites have grown more sophisticated and the use of social media tools has become a phenomenon. Just as culture is reflected in various media, media itself has become a significant part of today's culture.

It is popular, and all too easy, to blame the decline of newspaper readership on the Internet. In fact, the decline in newspaper readership began during the Depression as the radio became more widely used. During the late 1960s, there was another big decline in readership when there was an increase in network television viewership (XXX, p. 270). In order to remain competitive in this culture shift, newspapers had to make some changes in the way they did business. In 1980, the Columbia Dispatch became the first….

Aldi's spends less on advertising, basing their success on their presence in the market over time, word of mouth, and location. For Aldi's, dollars spent mean less of an ability to retain their model and give consumers the best price.
3. The two organizations are positioned for different areas. From a global fiscal perspective, Aldi's is the clear success based on OI, number of stores, and daily sales. Many more suburban or rural consumers will drive to an Aldi's to stock up on essentials. Amazon has a more limited market. First due to its own limitations on delivery area; second on consumer habits of ordering groceries online (and perhaps paying more for some items); and third for breaking the habit of "running to the grocery story." However, the Amazon model is new, and in several larger urban areas is quite successful, although we are not yet certain of the fiscal….

theory study, understand, explain twenty -- century world?
Understanding and Analysis of theory

What does the term theory means? Theory is a word that is used a lot in our everyday life. Mostly it is when we are referring to a hunch, supposition or guess that we make use of this word (Cherry). People often dismiss or ignore some particular information because they feel that it is based on "just some theory." However, the important thing to keep in mind here is that with regards to science and other psychological topics theory is different from how this term is colloquially used (Cherry). In the world of science there is a hypothesis that the theory is based upon and there is also evidence present to back it up. An idea or concept is presented by a theory which can be tested. Theory is just a guess in science (Cherry). Theory is a….

Philosophy and Education 21st Century
Behavior and trends within the education system are rudimentarily based upon the collective groups collective philosophy. The knowledge base that is infused with ethics combines to create a philosophy that is summarily applied within the classroom. From this aspect, it is clear that all a teacher does is based upon an adopted philosophy that he or she has learned or accepted over the course of time. Contained within the philosophy of any teacher is that person's approach to ethics, hard work and essentially what is important in life. Philosophy guides us and creates scenarios for us to behave within the constructs of our lives.

The purpose of this essay is to explore the current 21st century philosophy on education. This essay will explore the approaches, goals, objectives and means in which teacher internalize their philosophy. This essay will also address current philosophy on education from several theories….

The research concerning Chinese foreign policy to date have therefore focused on the potentially destabilizing impact of China's increasing reliance on imported oil, with a number of researchers citing the South China Sea as a potential region that may experience clashes in the future based on competing claims for resources, especially oil and natural gas reserves, and the affected international actors may resort to military methods to prosecute their respective claims (Prakash & Hart 2000). Taken together, these issues hold a great deal of significance for China and by extension, the entire international community.
Overview of Study

This study used a four-chapter format to achieve the above-stated research purpose. Chapter one introduced the topic under consideration, a statement of the problem, the purpose and importance of the study. Chapter two provides a critical review of the relevant and peer-reviewed literature, and chapter three is comprised of an analysis of the data….

Creating a 900-word essay on global warming is a substantial task. However, we can certainly help you get started with an outline, key points, and some sources that you can use to expand your essay.

Title:

"Global Warming: Understanding the Crisis and Seeking Solutions"

Introduction (Approx. 150 words):

• Definition of global warming.
• Brief overview of how global warming has become a critical issue in the 21st century.
• Thesis statement: This essay explores the causes, impacts, and potential solutions to global warming.

Causes of Global Warming (Approx. 250 words):

1. Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Explain how carbon dioxide, methane, and....
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1. The evolution of photography as an art form
2. The impact of social media on photography
3. The role of photojournalism in shaping public opinion
4. The ethics of photo manipulation and editing
5. The importance of composition and framing in photography
6. The representation of cultural diversity in photography
7. The use of photography in documenting historical events
8. The psychology of photography and its influence on perception
9. The future of photography in the digital age
10. The power of visual storytelling through photography.
11. The influence of famous photographers on modern photography trends
12. The intersection of technology and photography in the 21st century
13. The significance of....

Topic 1: The Evolving Definition of Literacy in a Digital Age

In the 21st century, the concept of literacy has undergone a significant transformation due to the advent of digital technologies. Explore how the definition of literacy has expanded in the digital age to encompass digital literacy, information literacy, and transmedia literacy. Discuss the implications of this evolving definition for education and society as a whole.

Topic 2: The Literacy Divide: Access, Opportunity, and Equity

Examine the persistent literacy gap and its impact on individuals and communities, particularly in marginalized and underserved areas. Analyze the factors that contribute to the literacy divide, such....

1. The Enduring Institution: Exploring the Persistent Desire for Marriage in Modern Society

2. Love and Marriage: Why People Still Long for Happily Ever Afters

3. Uniting Hearts: Examining the Continuity of Marital Expectations Across Generations

4. Breaking the Myth: Debunking the Notion of Declining Marriage Rates in Contemporary Culture

5. The Matrimonial Paradox: Why Despite Predictions, Marriage Remains a Constant Desire

6. From Tradition to Choice: Understanding the Factors Behind Unwavering Marriage Expectations

7. The Resilient Romance: Analyzing the Endurance of Marriage in an Ever-Changing World

8. The Marriage Ideal: Investigating the Social, Cultural, and Psychological Motivations for Nuptial Aspirations

9. Marital Expectations in the Digital Age:....