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Capitalism, the creative class, and erosion of freedom in private life
Arlie Hochschild and Richard Florida have written essays details how capitalism has caused deeply entrenched cultural changes in American social life. In her essay Out of the Frying Pan..., Hochschild focuses on how capitalism has wrought changes in intimate life, such as family relations.
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The NBA's prep-to-pro draft policy and high school recruitment
According to Brian Hindo's essay entitled "The NBA's Youth Squad," the drafting of high school age athletes by the National Basketball Association may be rapidly coming to an end.
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Roberto Rossellini's Paisan and the emergence of Italian neorealism
According to Andre Bazin's essay "An aesthetic of reality: Neorealism," Paisan as directed by Roberto Rossellini brought forth a new aesthetic in the discourse of film, that of neorealism.
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Comparing Guttman, Ross, and Mandelbaum on baseball and America
The three essays on baseball, by Allen Guttman, Murray Ross and Michael Mandelbaum, are all well written and supply unique opinions and ideas about baseball and America that are interesting but quite different.
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Necessary and sufficient conditions for fallacious arguments
Nothing is a fallacious argument unless it is an argument.
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How culture affects teaching styles and classroom communication
The purpose of this essay is to review the literature pertinent to a proposed research question. The research is intended to answer how culture can affect teaching styles and how multi-culturalism may influence the ability for successful communication within the classroom.
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Comparing Hobbes and Locke on social contract and human nature
Hobbes and Locke both agree on the argument that social contract plays a key role in determining the political stability of a state. However, despite this agreement, their philosophies are both based on different visions of human nature.
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Huntington's clash of civilizations thesis versus Inglehart and Norris
In Huntington’s (1993) essay “The Clash of Civilizations?” the political scientist posited that whereas nation states had been aligned previously on cultural terms in the past, in the coming years of the modern world these terms would become disjointed as various cultures emerged or re-asserted…
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Net neutrality: political issues, regulatory status, and future implications
In this essay about net neutrality, we provide an overview of what net neutrality is and why it is a current political issue. The essay will define net neutrality.
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Jill Conway's analysis of gender and autobiography in When Memory Speaks
Essay Prompt: Creative Non-Fiction Book/Movie Review 1. Write a 4-5 page book OR film review about one of the texts on the course—or choose from one of the texts below. You cannot write about one of the books, films, or authors you will be presenting on.