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Male privilege and gender discrimination in fast-food management hiring

Sexual discrimination is a reality in the workforce. Despite many recent and well- publicized advances of individual women in business, and some prominent examples of female leadership of once male-dominated corporate entities, in the everyday experience of most workers, common workplace relations…

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Gendered perceptions of female violence in Kill Bill, Vol. 1

Perceptions of Male and Female Viewers Regarding Women's Violence in Kill Bill, Vol.

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How language influences critical thinking and interpretation

My friend Mark's life at work is a hurricane of activity. Some customers bark at him. It is good he is both a ray of sunshine and a workhorse. Fortunately for his company (and him), he is an Energizer Bunny who simply never quits!

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Edward Steichen's portraits and the evolution of photographic art

In one of Edward Steichen's most famous photographs, the ghostly, lovely face of a woman looks out through a gauzy whisper of a lace veil. Her gaze is directed at the viewer with a disturbing directness, only broken by the filtering lens of the veil.

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Medication approaches and brain dysfunction in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder -ADHD is a widespread and often undetected psychiatric disorder.

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Critical thinking: philosophical foundations and evolving importance

It is often said that critical thinking is a way we humans think but not specifically what we humans are thinking about.

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Oil interests and imperial power in the Iraq invasion

Firstly, the paper provides a historical background pertaining to the interest of energy-hungry countries such as France, America and Britain.

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Sustainable agricultural practices in emerging nations and China

Let trees sprout on the mountains; stop growing grain on hilly terrain; and keep livestock in their pens. - Chinese Edict for 21st Century Agricultural Practices, Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, Spring 2000

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Spinoza's controversial theology in Jewish thought and tradition

Baruch Spinoza was from a Portuguese Jewish family, which had fled to the Netherlands. Considering the tolerant atmosphere of the Dutch Jewish community, one of the more remarkable things about Spinoza was that he was expelled from the Jewish community.

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Gendered language use and power dynamics in sociolinguistics

Naturally, males and females do differ biologically. Less clear, however, are other possible differences. For example, the psychological variations between men and women are in a grey area and difficult to delineate.

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