Julia Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

Assignment 2

Question 1
In “Brideshead Revisited”, the character Rex Mottram is for the larger part of the story in a relationship with Julia. Rex appears to very deeply in love with Julia and is also a great friend to other characters including Sebastian, Boy and Charles, who he, for example, helps with their jail situation. He plans to marry Julia and in fact does so, but he maintains an illicit affair with Brenda. Julia confronts him, but he cannot understand why she is so upset. Julia is a devout Christian and tries to put a stop to Rex antics including fooling around, but ...

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Ques.1 Why are close personal relationships— family, spouses, friends—dangerous to a totalitarian government? Use examples from the novel as well discuss the issue more broadly. Why does Winston think women are less trustworthy than men?
Ans1. Totalitarian government is that form of government in which a strict control is exercised on the public. Even the people’s history and language is controlled. Winston Smith is a low ranking officer of the ruling party in London. Omniscient leader of the party, “Big Brother” is everywhere and watches everything through telescreen on roads, house, and restaurants. In short there is no room ...

Path dependency is where earlier historical events and decisions determine the future of an organization. In firm definition, path dependency dependentevents in history that bring about patterns in the organization which deterministic properties. These could be events and decisions, established policy, procedures, expectations and / or norms that have longterm on succeeding events and decisions (Berghout & Julia Hertin; 2002). The decisions and plans made by an organization will affect its future either positively or negatively depending on the profitability path the organization takes after such decision.
A strong culture is deeply embedded within the members of the organization and ...

Advance an original interpretation of two images, considering the images in the context of a historical moment or cultural phenomenon.

The logic of advertising requires a clear goal. One’s physical appearance is determined by one’s body and one’s apparel, and both of these are fodder for perceived judgment by advertisers. Western fashion has seen upheaval in the past century, resulting in a lack of clarity in what apparel represents success. It is primarily this loss of homogeneity which has resulted in a greater focus on the body in beauty advertisements, despite claims that the trend is a backlash against feminism. Having ...

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Since the existence of Homo sapiens around 180,000 years ago, human activities have been on the rise most of them with diverse effects on the environment. Human activities are responsible for almost all the loss in biodiversity throughout the globe (Southeast Asian Affairs 2002, pp 56). Biodiversity is not only unevenly spread across the Earth but also follows complex processes determined by the current changes in environment, global warming, evolutionary history of the planet and geology. Global eco-regions recognize that whilst coral reefs and tropical forests harbor most biodiversity there are manifestations in boreal and temperate regions, mountain ...

According to Martin Heidegger in his essay on language, language "speaks" and comes from itself; it has its own voice. His sense of language is closely tied to his ideas on 'being,' as he feels that we live in the now, and everything is already existing and has existed. The same can be said of language; "we are always speaking, even when we do not utter a single word aloud, but merely listen or read, and even when we are not particularly listening or speaking but are attending to some work or taking a rest" (p. 1118). The most important ...