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Fatalism in Thomas Hardy's "The Return of the Native"

The theme and concept of fatalism expressed in the Return of the Native is an important and pervasive element in all of Thomas Hardy's Works.

~25 min read

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The Japanese distribution system: structure, relationships, and trade practices

The Japanese Distribution System has been under a lot of scrutiny and assessment and analyses by foreigners, and these analyses have attempted to find out the reason behind the absolute 'no go' principle that they find when they attempt to export any product to Japan.

~21 min read

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2,570 words

Physical restraints in geriatric and psychiatric nursing care settings

As the mean age of the general population becomes older, and as we stand on the threshold of the senility of the baby boomers, geriatric health care is becoming a more significant issue.

~13 min read

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2,803 words

Aquinas and Kant on knowledge of God

Thomas Aquinas and Immanuel Kant were born nearly half a millennium apart and, on the surface, both their styles of argumentation and their general approaches to philosophy appear equally distanced from each other.

~15 min read

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Propaganda, resistance, and human nature in Steinbeck's The Moon is Down

John Steinbeck's 1942 novel The Moon is Down can be interpreted as a propaganda piece, aimed at emboldening and comforting the conquered peoples of Europe during the Second World War.

~16 min read

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Cultural and strategic considerations in international marketing

Marketing plays an important role in the establishment of a product in the market. Developing a brand name and the uniqueness of a product is often the main objective of an organization.

~16 min read

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Jesus Christ's atonement: substitution, expiation, and redemption

The paper shall also look upon whether human beings were saved by the atonement of Jesus Christ, the Son of God?

~17 min read

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The Steelworkers Trilogy cases and their impact on labor arbitration

The steelworkers trilogy cases greatly changed the way that arbitration is dealt with in this country. Because of this it is important to discuss and analyze these three cases and determine what arbitration was like before and after the cases took place.

~17 min read

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American self-image and national identity after September 11th

In what ways did the events of 9/11 and the measures taken as a result of the tragedy affect the way in which America viewed itself in terms of its own might, its ability to secure its own citizens and detect new kinds of enemies?

~19 min read

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Religious conflict in Christian foster parent and non-Christian child relationships

The paper resulting from this proposal will argue conflict is unavoidable in the foster care system. It is especially unavoidable as a parent-child relationship of different religious backgrounds attempt to coexist within the foster care framework.

~16 min read

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