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17361 Book Report: Childhood Innocence. This three-page paper discusses the groundbreaking concepts presented in the book by Michael and Diane Medved concerning the effects of American culture over the innocence of childhood.
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17375 Book Report: Critical Analysis of Passage #1. This three-page undergraduate paper is a critical analysis of passage #1. It includes an analysis of terms and concepts, as well as their relationship with the key concept of natural selection and with the book as a whole.
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17382 Analysis of the Narrational Aspects of "The Bridge of Dreams". This seven-page undergraduate paper is in two parts. The first is the main essay about narrative structure, content, and other aspects of modern Japanese prose fiction. The two-page part is a discussion of reactions to the story.
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17384 Book Report: Community and The Salt Eaters. This paper examines the novel The Salt Eaters by Toni Cade Bambara in terms of community and ritual. MLA format.
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17393 Orson Welles's Citizen Kane. This is a 4-page paper on the cinematic technique of Citizen Kane as shown by Orson Welles.
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17418 The Demise of the Nation-State In The New World (Dis)Order. This analytical paper discusses Benjamin Barber's theory of civil society and the nation-state in his book, Jihad vs. McWorld. It concludes that the nation-state is not in such grave danger as Barber thinks, because it will always be a useful tool for corporations or nationalist movements, if not for civil society.
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17433 The Comparison between Robert Kaplan's "The Coming Anarchy" and Samuel Huntington's "The Global Politics of Civilizations". This paper is a comparative analysis of the arguments presented in the texts by Robert aplan's "The Coming Anarchy" and Samuel Huntington's "The Global Politics of Civilizations".
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