Saturday, 4 May 2013

GAY

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Just a quick thought that came to my brain box when I heard about Jason Collins. I was listening to The B.S. Report when this popped into m...
Thursday, 25 April 2013

Mikhail Bakhtin defined Carnival as the 'temporary liberation from the prevailing truth and from the established order; it marked the suspension of all hierarchical rank, privileges, norms, and prohibitions'. Using clear examples from the text, show to what extent Rabelais's Gargantua belongs to the genre of carnavalesque literature.

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THIS IS NOT AN ESSAY. THERE ARE NO INTRODUCTION OR FINAL PARAGRAPH. THIS IS JUST MY NOTES. Hope it helps. The man himself The spirit...
Friday, 5 April 2013

Chapter 23 of Voltaire's Candide: A Short Critical Analysis

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Don't know what's in this. I only it found on my laptop. Might be of some use to somebody. Sorry about the bibliography being mess...

"Why do Neorealists argue that states often pay more attention to relative gains than to absolute gains in their interaction with other states, and how does this affect the overall level of international exchange and cooperation?"

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Wrote this in first year when I really didnt know how to write an essay. Forgive me. Just thought that it might help somebody out when they ...

Poem XIV ('O gouffre! L'âme plonge et rapporte le doute...') in Book VI ('Au bord de l'infini) of Les Contemplations: A Short Critical Analysis

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The man himself Found this on my laptop. It's probably aload of drool. I remember doing a module on Hugo and not having a clue but ...
Thursday, 3 May 2012

Can doctors really induce demand? Review the current evidence on the existence of Supplied Induced Demand

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Supplier Induced Demand is a contentious issue even among health economists and runs counter to the “normative implications of conventiona...
Monday, 12 March 2012

Is the current phase of ‘globalisation’ new?

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  Globalisation is a subject which has been given much thought by academics around the world. This is represented by the vast literat...