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there are people in them. These people are dressed in fur and feather coats. There are eight cages with people in them. There are four people outside the cages dressed in Diesel clothing. They are the “Diesel people”. All the people in the cages are female; they are trying to escape from the cages, holding the bars. Their facial expressions are reminiscent of animals that are miserable and powerless. In contrast, the four Diesel people look like they are relaxed and confident. 4 The two Diesel

Dora’s sexual knowledge is inexistent. She has read books and, according to Freud, has been “orally” taught by a woman with whom she was very intimate. This is a mystery Freud will never be able to understand ; they are sexually opposed (male vs. female) and Freud seems fascinated by the concept of a woman teaching a girl about sex. Here, both Freud and the reader do not see Dora as an inexperienced girl anymore but as a sexual object. The very masculine, generally repressed, fantasy of a

exploitative and homo¬genising consumerism that alienates women from themselves, from others and from the world around them. This is a tiny but deadly ..........(4).......... of a book, aimed ..........(5).......... the false construction of the "liberated" female. But ..........(6).......... , Power, a lecturer in philosophy, adds a sharp awareness of the way gender ..........(7).......... under capitalism, linking it inextricably to class, race, money and power. Until the deeper system and its ideology change

whom does he spend one of his days’ leave? Give full names whenever possible. c) How is he considered by these characters? Illustrate your answer with two quotes from the text. (30‐40 words) 6. Explain how the war has changed the lives of the female characters. Give examples from the text to illustrate your answer. (60 words) 7. What does Frank really think about what happened to Bill? (30 words) 10AN1LME1 Page : 4/4 8. Explain why "… Frank found himself unexpectedly tongue‐tied.” (l.25)

new time-reckoning, the Director of the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre explained the working of his factory to a group of first-year students. What they saw was a process in making human beings. Eggs were painlessly taken from the female body and fertilized in bottles. The bottles contained special nutritive solutions for each of the social classes, from Alpha plus to Epsilon minus, for which the future men and women were intended. Thanks to a brilliant invention by Bokanovsky it

MKTG: Case Discussion “Starbucks: Delivering Customer Service”, Harvard Business School Case (2004) 1. The target customers were the affluent, well educated, white collar patrons (skewed female) between the age of 25 to 44. Their needs and values were to relax from their work and their family, having whole beans and premium priced coffee beverages by the cup that’s to say a coffee of quality. They want to be unique and recognized. 2. The consumption pattern associated

Kebe who plays the main character Waris Dirie Sally Hawkins playing Marilyn and Timothy Spall who will "change the life of Waris' photographer. This story is about a young Somali nomad Waris is called, it is the victim of an unfortunate tradition of female circumcision. This custom is practiced for ages and it condemns young women africaines.Si the girl is not circumcised she is insulting all the names and can not marry. Waris will unveil the public explained his daily battle in front of millions of

Catholic, Armenian Orthodox, Syrian Catholic, Armenian Catholic, Syrian Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Chaldean, Assyrian, Copt, Protestant), other 1.3%  Age structure: o 0-14 years: 25.8% (male 528,047/female 506,838) o 15-64 years: 67.1% (male 1,294,485/female 1,399,047) o 65 years and over: 7.2% (male 130,148/female 158,530) (2010 est.  Population growth rate: o 0.621% (2010 est.) o country comparison to the world: 146  Birth rate: o 15.1 births/1,000 population (2010 est.) o country comparison to the world:

expected to be the sole breadwinners. This might be fine for Jess' older sister Pinky, however Jess has a dramatically different vision of her own future, and it doesn't entail settling down and cooking the perfect chapatti. Jess sees herself as a female version of her hero, David Beckham, competing in soccer rather than cooking for an acceptable Indian man as tradition dictates. Jess secretly joins Jules' competitive women's soccer team, and is forced to lead a double life in order to not disappoint

(Airlines) [word count: 192] I.1.B. Customers’ Segmentation Customers’ segmentation results from distinct characteristics peculiar to a group of people (attitudes, needs, interests...). In the Aer-Lingus cases, information like: - Gender (Male / Female) - User age - Clients’ occupation - Customer loyalty would have been really useful to draw a customer profile’s clear picture for this assignment. Indeed, thanks to the Aer-Lingus website where more than75 percent of the company business is