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 The Chronicles Of Narni The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is about four children discovering
an alternate universe and attempting to defeat evil (the White Witch) with the help of the Christ like
figure, Aslan. The time of the book is set during World War II in England. The four Pevensie
children, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy go to live in a professor s house in order to escape war
time. The children soon discover Narnia, an alternate universe with talking creatures and a time zone
much different than the regular universe. Throughout the novel, Lewis presents to his readers
different writing styles that help them interpret his intended themes the way they want to; however,
he uses different descriptions that give his readers a... Show more content on [Link] ...
One thing that Lewis wanted his readers to take from his writing was to know and understand that
in order to be virtuous, you must have God s grace (McGrath 4). Many themes from the bible are
found in the Chronicles of Narnia, but throughout The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, the
biggest symbol of Christianity is Narnia s king, Aslan ( A Fairy Tale... 3). Although he is a lion, he
represents Christ in almost every way. Lewis chose to use a lion because the animal itself is said
to be the king of beasts and in the bible, Jesus is referred to as The Lion of Judah (Baehr 3). In
comparison of Aslan to Christ, it is noticeable that there are certain similarities in the way that
they were both selfless leaders of their lands. Christ s crucifixion was a big part of the novel
because Aslan gave his life so that Edmund, who had given into temptation, didn t have to; much
like Christ gave his life for his people. The next day, Aslan rose from the dead, brought his
warriors back to life and defeated evil and created a new Narnia. In the bible sense, that lines up
the story of Christ s resurrection, his appearance to his disciples, his defeat of evil and then his
creation of the new heavens and the new earth ( Response: The Seattle Pacific... 1). Although Aslan
did not give his life for all as Christ did, the fact that he was dying for an imperfect person was
representative of Christ s assurance that he
 Hillbilly Elegy Analysis
We tend to overstate and to understate, to glorify the good and ignore the bad in ourselves. (20)
J.D. Vance introduces his readers to a world which many didn t know existed, the world of white
working class people, known as hillbillies, living in Rust Belt towns. Vance gives an inside look by
telling stories of his life that are common circumstances in the hillbilly society. But as he says in the
quote above, humans, no matter their race, background, or hometown, have a tendency to stretch the
truth. Often we avoid putting ourselves or those we love in a bad light, we make our stories more
grand so we can gather peoples interest, or we simply leave things out because its easier than
reliving things that cause us so much heart ache.... Show more content on [Link] ...
His personal experiences bring out truths about the lives of hillbillies. As Vance writes his book
he provides an honest testimony of his life. He writes about difficult parts of his life that were no
doubt hard to relive let alone write. Vance is an honest analysis of his own life and the lives of
hillbillies because he retells painful truths from his past. He is honest because he writes scenes that
not only paint his closest loved ones as less than appealing at times, but he also paints himself that
way. He includes scenes about his much loved, respected, and revered for grandparents that shows
that they weren t perfect. I d like to tell you my grandparents thrived in their new environment, how
they raised a successful family, and how they retired comfortably middle class. But that is a partial
truth. The full truth is that my grandparents struggled in their new life, and they continued to do so
for decades. (30) This is not the first or last time that Vance gives an honest assessment of himself
and those around him, telling the painful truths about their shortcomings. He tells scenes that most
people wouldn t want to remember or have other people associate with their family. He talks about
the parts that he admires like the hillbillies fierce loyalty, and he talks about the things that he
wishes he could change, like their learned helplessness. It is J.D. Vance s honesty about the good
and bad parts of his culture that help
 Harms of Watching Television
There are benefits to watching TV like gaining minimal knowledge, but in comparison to how
harmful it can be that small amount of knowledge isn t worth it. Also television can harm a child s
development, encourage laziness, and cause you to obtain an addiction to it. There are so many
things that you can damage when you watch TV on a regular basis, why do this to yourself?

To begin, the first few years of life are very critical for a child s development, why ruin it by using
a TV as a babysitter? Research states that children who are always watching TV, or even just have
it on as background noise, aren t as likely to develop Theory of mind . Theory of mind is the idea
that you aren t the only one that has a mind. Since you can t actually see someone else s mind it s
only logical to base it off of you having one , it allows people to come to the realization that other
people have beliefs and desires different from their own, children who are constantly exposed to
television have a more likely risk of not developing this which can lead to autism, schizophrenia,
and other such things. To add, children who are always watching TV are more likely to form an
attention disorder and this can result in academic and social trouble. These disabilities can lead to
a very challenging life that might have been avoidable if you tried to help them walk, develop
speech, and obtain reading skills, instead of just sitting them in front of a TV all day.
 A Study On New Guinea
New Guinea is located in Indonesia, which is situated between Asia and Australia. Papua is a
country which occupies the eastern half of New Guinea and is not a very well explored country,
geographically, or culturally. A small tribe of about 3000 people occupies a remote and rural part of
the southeastern side of the island and they are known as the Korowaitribe. The Korowai people
were discovered in Papua New Guineain 1974. This tribe along with many other tribes in Papua New
Guineaexperience little to no contact with other tribes or outsiders. The Korowai tribe is unique
because they are one of the few tribes on Earth that are still believed to practice cannibalism. Even
though they were only discovered in 1974, they are believed to... Show more content on
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All the materials for building the houses are gathered from the surrounding land. Each family
chooses an area to build their house where the resources are plentiful.
The tall treehouses serve the purpose of protecting the children and women from capitation by
other clans for slavery or cannibalism (Gros, n.d). Wooden barriers around the treehouses protect
children. Yes, the Korowai people have practiced cannibalism, according to anthropologists.
Emily Payne, a publisher in the Daily Mail, says anthropologists suspect that cannibalism is no
longer practiced by the Korowai clans, despite reports of it as recently as 2006 (Payne, 2015). A
reporter for the Smithsonian magazine named, Paul Raffaele, visited the Korowai tribe in New
Guinea to find the truth about their cannibalism. He reported that, today the Korowai are among
the very few tribes believed to eat human flesh. They live about 100 miles inland from the Arafura
Sea, which is where Michael Rockefeller, a son of then New York governor Nelson Rockefeller,
disappeared in 1961 while collecting artifacts from another Papuan tribe; his body was never found.
Most Korowai still live with little knowledge of the world beyond their homelands and frequently
feud with one another. Some are said to kill and eat male witches they call khakhua.
In other words, the Korowai practice cannibalism, not for fun, but
 Character Analysis Of Holden Caulfield
In J. D. Salinger s The Catcher in the Rye, the character of Holden Caulfield does not
convincingly embody a compassionate and caring character. Holden, after having a difficult year
at school, finds comfort in his memories of his brother Allie. Another instance of Holden finding
comfort, is when he spends time with Phoebe. In the same way, Phoebe is supportive when
spending time with Holden. However, this takes a turn for the worse, as Holden reveals to
Phoebe that he is leaving. Holden finds comfort and love through his memories of Allie, his
experiences with Phoebe and the support from he receives from her. Holden begins to reminisce
about his interactions with his deceased brother, Allie as he feels lost, and does not know what
to do. Holden, having difficulty describing a room or house for Stradlater s composition, he
decides to write about his brother Allie s baseball mitt, that had poems written a over the glove
for Allie to read when he was in the field (Salinger 38). Holden begins to remember how Allie was
very intelligent, how everyone liked him, and he even started describing his features (Salinger
38). Holden shows compassion and love towards his brother Allie when he begins to tell the
reader, I slept in the garage the night he died, and I broke all the goddam windows with my fist,
just for the hell of it. I even tried to break all the windows on the station wagon we had that summer,
but my hands was already broken and everything by that time, and I couldn t
 Jihadists and their religious and political affects Essay
Jihad is a term that is often misunderstood, and it is usually associated with militant and radical
groups, which cause chaos in the environment. The Arabic word is usually translated to mean holy
war and it is usually accepted as holy. However, some scholars say that there is no such thing in
Islam. A holy war is fought to force other people to accept some doctrines, and it is not accepted at
all by the Muslims. According to the word jihad, it means struggling to survive, and it is applicable
to many levels be it socially at an individual level. The efforts can be spiritual, physical, economic,
or at times political. For instance, one of the most important aspects of a jihad is standing before a
tyrant and confessing the truth about... Show more content on [Link] ...
Jihad through self involves being committed to the work of God and purely what is good (Carlson
45). Even though war does occur, it is only to ensure that the Quran in properly followed and not
used for evil.
Jihad also involves protection of societies from the foreign domination, oppression, and
dictatorships that usually violate the rights of the people. Anything that prevents people from
learning the truth can be dealt with using jihad because religion seeks to place people in light.
For instance, where people are not allowed to know the truth about religion, such the time in
which religious persecution took place hence terming jihad as a form of war, even though it is
based on religion. Jihad seeks to teach the worship of one God, who is holy and supreme, and any
other teaching contradicting this leads to religious persecution. Jihad seeks to create social
reforms, which will help people to be equal and work towards improvement of the society. Jihad
seeks the creation of a good society which fears God and which is free from poverty, disease,
superstition, racial decimation among other evils, which are affiliated to the latter. The main
objective is to create a good society, which the weak are protected against the powerful and
influential people who seek to hurt and exploit them. Armed jihad is not a plausible option for the
Muslims, and it can be declared by the
 Strengths Of Victoria Secret
Strengths
First mover advantage, diverse product range and effective merchandising and marketing...
It is the most strongly established brand, among the global apparel and footwear brands, and its
image has been tirelessly complemented by appealing products and enticing marketing featuring
photo shoots and fashion shows of supermodels. It should continue to attract affluent buyers
irrespective to the macro environment.

Combined to an in store experience and a pragmatic global distribution channel experience...

Sharen Jester Turney (58years): president and CEO victoria s secret megabrand since 2000
Under Ms. Turney s leadership, Victoria s Secret Direct became one of the world s largest direct
marketers of Women s Apparel and Lingerie in the country reaching over $7.2 billion in sales.
She serves as Chairman and CEO of L Brands, a global leader in lingerie, fragrance and beauty,
which includes Victoria s Secret, PINK, Bath Body Works, White Barn Candle Co., La Senza and
Henri Bendel.
Ms. Turney joined Victoria s Secret Direct from Neiman Marcus where her roles included Executive
Vice President for merchandising, creative production, advertising and public relations, and Senior
Vice President and General Merchandise Manager for Neiman Marcus stores.
She attended the University of Oklahoma (OU) in Norman, Oklahoma.

Top ManagementLeslie H. Wexner (77years): Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, L
Brands, Inc.
One of the longest serving CEOs in America, having built a retail empire from one small store he
opened in Columbus, Ohio in 1963.

Charles C. McGuigan (58years): Chief Operating Officer, L Brands, Inc./ President and Chief
Executive Officer Mast
 Gamestop s Value Chain Model Essay
GameStop s value chain model allows for the strategic decisions makers to see the areas in the
company where they can apply competitive strategies that will allow for the information systems to
have an impact across the organisation. GameStop s model has given them the ability to see where
information technology can be utilised, we see this with GameStop looking to utilise the Apple
ecosystem. GameStop s valuechain model has allowed them to add value to their producst and to
identify to products as the value chain model breaks down the organisation into smaller basic
activities. GameStop s model breaks down these activities into either support or primary activities.
The primary activities would be the products and the distribution of these products and the customer
service they offer. The support activities make the primary activities delivery possible and mainly
consists GameStop s infrastructure for example GameStop s HR department.

GameStop s value web model links together themselves and external firms which allow them to
coordinate ... Show more content on [Link] ...
They have changed relationships to better suit the changing environment they find themselves in and
joined some relationships for example certain distributers to adapt to market conditions. They have
utilised their relationships with distributers to accelerate their product release and in some instances
given more downloadable content to customers who buy from them. This has all led from their
utilisation of the value web model. GameStop s use of information systems have made in possible
not only to adapt to changing circumstances but also to establish their web models and operate them
effectively. We see this with GameStop s giving the e commerce ability to their customers which
allow for customers to buy products with the click of a
 The Causes and Effects of the Homestead Strike
The Homestead Strike was a very violent, but important event to the people of the American
Business Industry. The violent act of a desperate businessman, in attempt to retain peace, killed many
men. The infamous story of the Pinkertons changed the ways of American business agreements. The
Homestead Strike changed the traditional American business environment by creating new laws and
the awareness of the need for peace in business world.

The Carnegie Steel Company was a successful factory, which employed many hundred of workers.
Andrew Carnegie, who was the owner of the company, wanted a large successful business, which
he had achieved already, but he was always looking for ways to save and make more money. By
1892, unions had been formed ... Show more content on [Link] ...
During the last week of June, Frick laid off many workers, which angered the union and other
workers even more. Henry s intent of the Pinkertons was to take over the mill (Gardner p. 66).
The Pinkertons brought over 200 crates full of Winchester Rifles. On June 29, despite the union s
willingness to negotiate, Frick closed the mill and locked out 3,800 men. Two days later, workers
seized the mill and sealed off the town from strikebreakers. Frick called in a private police force,
the Pinkerton Detective Agency, to protect the non union workers he planned to hire (American
Heritage p. 14). The workers had become so angered that it was an endangerment to the non union
workers that Frick had hired, and they needed a way of protection.

The workers fired warning shots and they shouted for the Pinkertons to go back, or they ll not
answer for their lives. When the first Pinkerton walked into Homestead, a worker shot him in the
thigh (American Heritage p. 17). When the Pinkertons marched from the barges to the rink, they
were shamefully abused (Illustrated American p. 2). A Homestead Mob burned the barges all the
way down to the water line. Hugh O Donnell made no attempt to stop the violence after many
Pinkertons and eight workers were dead. The town begged for news of the workers and their
conditions. Hugh O Donnell insisted to let the Pinkertons surrender safely if they left Homestead.
The Pinkertons surrendered and
 Merchant Of Venice Tragedy Analysis
The Merchant of Venice, A Tragedy.

The holocaust claimed the lives of 6 million Jews and the cultural shock of this genocide has echoed
throughout the modern world to this day. Thus, post holocaust readers will forever be sensitive to
acts of racism present in literature, particularly anti Semitism. The play The Merchant of Venice
(1605) by William Shakespeare is a tragedy to the modern reader due its exploration of prejudice
towards Jewish people. The play is set in Venice and begins with young Bassanio needing 3000
ducats to court a wealthy heiress named Portia. Bassanio goes to his good friend Antonio who
provides Bassanio with the funds through borrowing a short term loan from a Jewish money
lender, Shylock. Shylock dislikes Antonio due to his anti Semitic views and thus declares that if the
money is not replayed within three months he will extract a pound of flesh from Antonio. The play
concludes with Shylock attempting to claim his bond but through Portia s deception ends up losing
all of his wealth and property, with the play ending in marriage between Bassanio and Portia. The
Merchant of Venice can be seen as tragedy because it exhibits the key qualities of the genre
including; Shylock fulfilling the archetypal role of the tragic hero, characters possessing fatal flaws
and making fatal choices that lead to their downfall and lastly the presence of key themes such as
isolation that questions the morality of society.

Firstly, The Merchant of Venice can be seen as a tragedy due to Shylock fulfilling the archetypal
role of the tragic hero. The tragic hero always begins as a good man who is up standing and moral.
Shylock is a good man because he is successful and wealthy despite the discrimination that he
endures. Within the context of the 16th century, Jewish people s occupations were limited to money
lending and they were often abused and maltreated by Christian society. Thus, for Shylock to
overcome the racism and have Christians coming to him and asking for loans conveys what a
successful man he is. A clear example of this is when Shylock states; ... you have rated me about my
monies...I borne it with a patient shrug. (I, iii). Here Shylock illustrates how he overcomes his
condemnation in the
 Personal Narrative On The Beach
As i stepped out onto the sand I could feel the warm sand between my toes and i could hear the blue
waves crashing onto the shore. The are was filled with the saltiness of the water and you could feel
the cold refreshing breeze blowing into your face. The sky was a bright neon blue with fluffy white
clouds. You could see dark green clumps of seaweed being brought up to the shore by the waves.
Then my dad yelled, Hurry up we have to find a good spot. Before i knew it I was sitting in a folding
chair on the beach. It got boring fast so me a some of my friends decided to dig a hole and build a
fort. While I was digging my shovel hit something hard. Hey, I found something, I yelled
excitedly. Everybody crowded around as I dug the rest of it up to see what it was. When we finished
digging it up we realized it was a brown, dusty box that creaked when i opened it. Inside we found a
old, dusty map that we could barely read and a rusty, golden key that said it opened a chest.... Show
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As we were about a quarter of the way we came across a huge pile of rough, decaying trees. Bob
frustratedly stated, How are we gonna get past these trees. We are gonna have to climb, I replied.
Once we got over we continued following the map. We were almost halfway there when we came
across a river. Bob questioned, Why don t we just swim across? Robert replied, The water is too
rough and the current is too strong. Then I worriedly stated, What are we gonna do then? Then
Jack had an amazing idea he said, Why don t we go back to the pile of trees and carry it over here
and use it as a bridge? We went back to the pile of trees and picked up a long, sturdy tree trunk and
carried it back to the