Essays on Bazaar

Project Proposal: The Risk of Starting a Small Business by an Emarati's Women By Taking a Loan from Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank

Introduction

Over the years, various steps have always been taken to ensure that the Emirati women are then able to be empowered. This has included through the various issues such as the increase in their involvement in the workforce and further the setting aside of certain positions within the society that need to be filled with women. All these steps have been taken to empower women. Even though these measures may be deemed to be similar to many ...

Organ donation is a gracious act that adds more years to a sick individual’s life. It allows them to live a longer and healthier life than what they have had before. Those with end-stage heart, eye, or kidney diseases live longer than those who receive other treatment methods such as dialysis or oral medications. Those who receive organs from a living donor are said to live 12 to 20 more years as compared with those who receive organ donation from a deceased donor. However, regardless of where the organs come from, the reality is that there is a ...

“Araby” by James Joyce and “Death in the woods” by Sherwood Anderson are short stories that are written by different writers. However, there are some common and different features that are applicable to both works. Both of the works are similar in their genre and focus on the female character, but on the other hand, they are very different from each other in themes. Short stories “Araby” and “Death in the woods” are very similar in the way they are structured. Both authors are using a male narrator for their stories. The stories are told from the first person ...

Introduction

When we hear the name “Anna Wintour,” images of flashy models and trendy designer clothes definitely flash across our mind. This is a lady who has achieved a lot in matters pertaining to fashion and journalism. Her achievements in this million-dollar industry of fashion that cannot be overestimated as she is one if the few the most popular outstanding designers who became an inspiration for various books and movies, got plenty of world renown awards and handles both American and British divisions of Vogue magazine. Not only has she molded and brought up stars but she has also stirred ...

International marketing

Adana kebab is the new product (snack) that will be offered to the Turkish urban market. In most instances, the workers would prefer snacks during lunch hours since they save on time. Therefore, this forms the basis of product selection. With the increasing working population in Turkish towns, snacks have become one of the most looked after foods in Turkey. The product will in offered in sticks and packaged in light polythene packing papers. Adana Kebab, therefore, offers a new experience to the working Turkish population given its outstanding characteristics

Target Market

Marketing the new product in the market emphasis on ...

Linda Farrow Sunglasses

Introduction The luxury industry comprises of different segments and according to the 2014 statics, it is evident that the business experienced a healthy growth of about 7% and was expected to grow further in the future (Linda Farrow, 2013, p.22). However, it is evident that international travel and tourism are some of the factors that have enhanced luxury experience across the globe. Apparently, luxury spending is done by both individuals and tourists in a given area, and the culture is continuously gaining popularity in the recent past. Marcom analysis in business studies refers to the analysis of the various ...

Many people agree that the period of chivalry was probably the most interesting and fascinating. The word chivalry is mainly associated with knights and is usually described as institution of knighthood. It is also believed that chivalry presupposes such traits as courtesy, valor and generosity. It also presupposes helping the weak (such as women and children). It is clear that nowadays the concept of chivalry has become archaic. However, its examples may be still found in fiction and in modern life. For example, William Faulkner in his work “A Rose for Emily” and James Joyce in his work “Araby” ...

The world of literature has always intrigued one and all with the sheer quintessence of art and aesthetics. The readers from all the corners of the globe have been immersed in the aesthetic charm and affective appeal of the literary works of the literary artists who have proved their genius though their unparalleled portraiture and content that have left an immortal mark in the very innermost core of thee hearts of the avid readers. The history of literature goes on to document the works of many such stalwarts who have left the readers stirred to the core. James Joyce ...

Thirty-three years ago, Paul Theroux made an expedition from London to Asia via train. During this period, he wrote The Great Railway Bazaar which gave an account of this journey. In “Ghost Train to the Eastern Star”, Paul Theroux embarks on another expedition from London through Central Europe, Turkey and then across several Asian countries such as India, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. The final country that he visits during this second expedition is Japan, after which he makes his way back home using the Trans-Siberian Railway. The Ghost Train to the Eastern Star is divided into 32 chapters. The ...

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Introduction Araby is one of the most fascinating works by James Joyce. It is about a young lad who narrates the story and who leads a blithe life in a Dublin surrounding. The boy falls in love with a friend’s sister and watches her steps every morning. Hen the boy and the girl finally spoke, she mentions about a foreign bazaar right in town. The speaker later became obsessed with the plan of buying the girl presents from the bazaar. One major theme in the Araby is disappointment. The narrator is eventually faced with realism when he visits Araby and finds ...

India’s Answer to Amazon

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Flipkart has grown to become India’s largest ecommerce retailer, with sales of over $2.4 billion and valuation of $7 billion in a period of seven years. The company is a replica of amazon, and has been expanding from books into other segments gradually, thanks to growing internet penetration in the country through mobile. By offering unique solutions such as cash on delivery to its clientele, the company has seen phenomenal growth. However, it now faces competition from Amazon which has entered India in 2013. The paper outlines the functioning of Flipkart and how it has ...

Book review: The Renaissance Bazaar: From the Silk Road to Michelangelo

During 1400 to 1600, the remarkable development in European society in the fields of art, politics, philosophy, and, culture is Renaissance. French historian Jules Michelet claimed Renaissance as a French phenomenon but, as per Swiss academic Jacob Burckhardt, birth place of modern world is Italy. From the mythological explanation of the evolution of Europe to the meaning of Renaissance according to Jules Michelet, Jacob Burckhardt, Walter Peter, Erwin Panofsky, Stephen Greenblatt, `The Renaissance Bazaar` is an analytical history of the evolution of Renaissance and explains how the interactions between the east and the west through trade and exchanges influenced the ...

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‘Subject’ Short stories about love Alienation and initiation are two important themes in cotemporary short fiction. Literature exists through experience, and, more often than not, the protagonist of the story represents the society we live in and the experiences of every man. Particularly, in modern fiction, the adolescent hero and his struggles to embrace adulthood has been a major theme. Most stories having an adolescent protagonist portray the coming of age or the initiation of the young hero. This essay is an attempt to compare the portrayal of the experience of initiation of two such protagonists, from the ...

In classic literature, there can be many subtle messages the reader misses. Authors are often notorious for inserting messages into their writing like this. Metaphors and other hidden meanings give the writing more weight and depth. “Araby” and “The Dead” from James Joyces’ Dubiners and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse are no exception. They appear blatantly clear on the surface, but upon closer examination, they reveal issues of the mundane, the power hungry, and painful growth. James Joyces’ “Araby,” the narrator becomes infatuated with a young girl only known as Mangan’s sister. He watches her every day. ...

In the story Araby, a boy develops a crush on a girl. He tells her he will bring her something back from the town bazaar. He arrives as it is closing and lacks enough money to buy something nice. He realizes that his view of the girl was a fantasy. The setting is described through imagery which highlights the conflict between the boy’s idealized view of the girl and the real person. The first contrasting images are light vs. darkness. The boy uses darkness to hide. On the first page, the narrator states "If my uncle was seen turning the corner, ...

Analysis of James Joyce’s “Araby”

James Joyce’s “Araby” is a part of a collection of stories called the “Dubliners”. These stories looked into the hearts, homes, and minds of the people who are connected by the spirit of Dublin, the home of the writer. “Araby” is one of the sort stories in the collection Dubliners, published in 1914. Although Joyce wrote the stories many years before, the stories included events and characters that were quite similar to the actual people and places in Dublin at the time. This led to the issue of libel arising from the strong similarities that existed between the fictitious people in ...

Vienna and Istanbul are important and influential cities in their own countries. Vienna is Austria’s capital city, making it one of the most vibrant cities in Europe. Istanbul acted as the capital of Ottoman Empire and Byzantine. However, the shift of the capital from Istanbul to Ankara has rendered the city stagnant for the better part of the mid-20th century. Both cities offer different allure for tourists considering visiting either country for a vacation. As a vacation destination, Vienna is this author’s choice in terms of historical and tourist attraction sites. Compared to Vienna, Istanbul plays a more historical ...

"Araby" can be said to be a complex short story written by Joyce as a reflection of the life of a young boy growing up in Dublin city. The narrator, a boy, is not named, and Joyce, the author, uses him as the first person; though the narrator appears to be more mature than the boy referred in the short story. Araby, focuses on fantasy and escape; revolving around despair, darkness as well as enlightenment. The story is retrospective of Joyce's life and looks back of his past life as well as his constant struggles (Smith 10). This story, Araby, involves a couple ...

Humans have contributed to the development of advanced systems and platforms in a number of ways. From the early inventor of locomotive engines to the inventor of open source software, technological evolution has taken many turns. In this process, remains the hacker who participates in hacker virtual communities to improve and come up with new things, normally in unconventional and unorthodox manner. A hacker is not always the one who brings systems to a standstill causing disruption and inefficiencies in the daily operations of individuals and organizations. Rather, they are computer programmers, designers and software developers who exhibit enhanced computer skills ...

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Araby and titanic bear some similarities but also bear differences. Araby is a narrative of a man remembering his youthful experiences and his fascination with his friend’s sister who is older than him. The narrator develops strong feelings for the girl but is unable to gather courage to express his feelings to her. The girl speaks to him about an upcoming bazaar and which she is unable to attend due to her commitment to a school retreat. The boy promises to attend the bazaar and bring a gift for her. He becomes obsessed with her often dreaming about winning the girl’s affection ...

Coming of age and making the transition from child to man is one of the most difficult experiences a person ever lives through. One of the hardest elements about this is that it is the first major change. There is no former frame of reference to look back on. There is no concept that the smallest of errors will not have lifelong consequences. There also is no understanding of how thoughts, whether acted upon or not indirectly shape our actions. Araby by James Joyce and Nobody Said Anything by Raymond Carver both address that transition, and the attendant feelings ...

György Lukács, the controversial Marxist literary historian and philosopher, proposed that as far as the context of literature is concerned, it reflects the condition of social life (Lukacs). Therefore, rather than appreciate a literary work from its aesthetic values, we can appreciate more from this perspective. Moreover, we cannot separate the process through which a literary work is created from the actual condition and environment of its creation. When it comes to literary works, they are greatly influenced by the socio-economic condition. In this case, authors would reflect this condition in their works. One such literary work that we ...

The narrator in James Joyce’s Araby is a mere boy of the age of nine or ten years. Although we see Dublin the way this little boy has described it, we find little warmth or joyousness in it, although the innocent little boy seems to think that whatever he sees around himself is very much normal. It is however pretty clear, that though this narration is of a little boy, the words are actually from someone who is a lot more mature. The boy seems to be infatuated with Mangan’s sister. He believes that she is his true love. ...