Essays on Documentary.

A Kalahari Family is a film consisted of five series released in 2002, directed by John Marshall, an anthropologist. The film depicts the life of a family Ju/'hoansi, who lives in Nyae Nyae. It took 14 years to make this film and the story follows the family from 1951-2001 for fifty years. These people are Bushmen and their main occupation is hunting and gathering. The film succeeded in telling the story it set out to tell in a way that it depicted Ju/'hoansi as they really recorded them doing their everyday activities. The main character is ≠Oma Tsamkxao and ...

A Kalahari Family is s film that embodies representational debates in ethnographic and anthropology media production. It is a reflexive film that provides a visual record of over fifty years of translation the Ju/’hoansi language. Furthermore, it follows their history from the lingering life of hunting and gathering to the contemporary yet problematic living conditions that characterize their contemporary settings (A Kalahari Family). The film serves as a visual record of the geographic and special movements of the Ju’/hoansi people. Ideally, the film depicts the negative effects that varied developmental agendas and racist ideologies have had on ...

The documentary, “Forks Over Knives” makes a compelling case in advocating for consumption of plant-based foods. It heavily criticizes animal-based foods and calls for its total elimination from our dietary consumption. It makes a convincing argument that most of the world’s chronic diseases could be averted by strictly following a vegetable or whole foods diet. In my opinion, a plant-based diet is healthier than processed foods. However, I disagree with the claim that animal-based foods ought to be banished from our meals. The human body needs animal-based foods such as omega 3and free-range eggs. As seen in fork ...

How the Film has Succeeded or Failed in Telling the Story

The aim of the film/documentary is to document and present the lives of the Ju/’hoansi, traditional community in Southern part of Africa (A Kalahari Family). Ju/’hoansi was a traditionally, hunting and gathering community; John Marshall successfully manages to portray hunting and gathering by this community in the sense that: The film is acted in a natural Savannah environment characterized with shrubs and dry land. On the other hand, Marshall selects local actors, particularly from the Ju/’hoansi community with physical appearance that resemble the traditional Ju/’hoansi hunters and gatherers (A Kalahari Family). Consequently, the actors are ...

"Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple" is a documentary film of 2006 that makes clear everything about the incidents in the Peoples Temple, which had been headed by Jim Jones, the patron of over 900 members of the cult. In 1978 he arrived to a settlement in Guyana (Jonestown), where he caused a mass suicide. The film contains many interviews with Jonestown survivors, former Temple members, and people who accompanied Jim Jones at various stages of his life. 1. What are some of the characteristics of the followers in this organization? The original purpose of this organization ...

The enslaved people once lived freely, but this freedom was forcibly taken from them by the colonizers who took the opportunity to exploit them by virtue of the Europeans assumed superiority. For instance, the enslaved Africans were forced to work in the vast South Carolina plantations (Lockley, 1). The grips of slavery strengthened throughout the colonization era and the humanity of the enslaved people were too dishonored, to an extent as to be considered a property to be owned and sold. The query that comes to mind is that, where did the intelligent and civilized colonizers got the freedom ...

An essay exploring the truth to the phrase “media violence is a significant cause of social violence”.

There has been extensive research into the correlation between media violence and social violence. Social violence takes a range of forms from legal union strikes to vigilantly groups. Violence in the media has been a hot topic since the evolution of mass media. Acts of violence are almost newsworthy. The media also has an obligation to inform society of any events that impact their safety. The statement we are examining is similar to the expression “Who came first? The chicken or the egg”. Though the violence reported by the media has already occurred the expression of the violence will ...

Trade and economic relationship with other countries played a great role for the British Empire and the development of New York, in particular. Military and economic processes greatly influence the formation of New York and the USA, as an independent country, especially in the middle of the 18th century. As the historian, Mike Wallace, says “Trade was big, but war was bigger” (youtube.com Episode 4). New Yorkers were directly interfered with the consequences of Seven Years War (1756 – 1763), the main participants of which were two “classic enemies” – France and Great Britain (youtube.com Episode 4). “This means that in ...

Whether one lived through the 1960s or did not, it is an understood fact that the decade was tumultuous, violent, and often confusing. Full of energetic political figures like Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, and startling events such as the Vietnam War, it was a time for individuals young and old to decide how they felt about their lives, their country, and their future. Many fought for civil rights and peace, while others fought to keep America as it was. King’s, “I Have a Dream” speech and the Vietnam War created irreversible change, while the assassination of ...

Astronomers and researchers have different presentations and assumptions of the Stonehenge. However, one major assumption made by people is that the Stonehenge showed the presence of ancient astronomy. As per its location and positioning, the site aligns with the sunset direction during the winter solstice and the sunrise direction during the summer solstice. Dr. Gerald Hawkins was one of the astronomers astonished by the rocks and came up with his interpretation of the Stonehenge. According to him, the Stonehenge shares similar qualities to an IBM computer and it may be the blueprint for computer technology. Despite his descriptions, Richard ...

The movie ‘The Greatest Movie Ever Sold’ is so far the best movies created entirely on the subject of marketing. The movie highlights the concept of product placement and advertising in a humorous yet insightful manner. The movie begins when the director Morgan Spurlock actually makes use of several marketing techniques to get sponsors to pay for the cost of filming. Product placement, as we know, is all about creating a perception if the product or service in the eyes of customers. Companies or brands communicate to customers their message which is aimed at molding the perception of customers ...

The Leramie project is a documentary theatre film, based on a real life event; the murder of Mathew Shepard in Leramie, a small town in Wyoming. The film attempts to assess the attitude of the town people and their reaction to Mathew’s death as well as their opinion on gays and hate crimes. The film focuses on the question, Is Leramie an intolerant town? Through interviews of the locals and a look at the court process, The Tectonic Theatre Project reveals that just like any other American town, Leramie people hold different opinions on gay rights but definitely ...

Documentary films have intrigued the film critics and audience alike with the sheer quintessence of portrayal and textual value. There can be no denial of the fact that documentary films intrigue the audience with the truth and the audio-visual portrayal of occurrences and things that need documentation. One can take into consideration the documentary films, Restrepo directed by Sebastian Junger and First Cousin Once Removed directed by Alan Berliner so as to comprehend the intricacy of portrayal and the differences between the treatments to the subjects by the respective documentary filmmakers. A close introspection of the matter would enable ...

Abstract

With the new medium of photography, it was possible to get a glimpse of the past and familiar with the far off places and distant locations. Photography allowed a more immediate connection to connection to people and places departed by geographical distance and time. The essay discusses the 19th century travel photography and the medium and techniques used by the photographers of those times. What motivated those photographers to work, where they were from and what lands did thy travel, the paper takes examples from their works, discussing the key characteristics and how those photographs became a powerful medium ...

In the light of the documentary ‘Why we fight’ it is revealed that although the world learned a lot from the destruction and death following World War II, there still cannot be an end to the notion of war and attack, and the world is still in the shadow of possible war. This is indicated by the amount of military and armament in the world that is possessed by various countries, in particular, America. Ever since the Second World War ended, the production of arms and weaponry is on the rise. Moreover, in spite of the shift in the ...

New York is the city of opportunities and new ideas, which has always attracted different people from all over the world. According to the senator, D. Patrick Maynihan, “New York is continuously throwing up new ideas and new people” (youtube.com, Episode 1), which was true so many years ago and is still a truthful statement. New York is the hometown of the people of different nationalities and different world outlooks, who have come to New York in a search of a better life, and, despite the fact that New York was previously called New Amsterdam, it has always been ...

A close introspection of the genres of fiction and documentary forms of cinematic works would make one comprehend that the two types of films are different yet similar in many ways. For example, one can take into consideration the Japanese fictional film, Rashomon (1950), directed by Akira Kurosawa. This film tells the same story with three different perspectives (of three different characters of the film) and the narrative is constructed by the chronological portrayal of the three versions of the same occurrence. In contrast, the documentary film, The Times of Harvey Milk, directed by Rob Epstein tells the story ...

Why we fight is a documentary that explains the U.S agenda on militarism and why it extends its military from region to region. The documentary shows that there have been many cases where the U.S has had to intervene in order to secure its interests and to promote the American ideology, mainly the capitalist agenda. This has worked in cases where the containment of communism has been seen as a necessity and where the American military deemed necessary; it planted its roots in that region. Even though America is a democratic country, the military is one institution that has ...

Sinem Saban and Damien Curtis’s “Our Generation” is a documentary film released in 2010 which discusses the ongoing fight of Australian aboriginals to preserve their culture , their freedom and their lands, in the context of governmental pressure to give up land rights in exchange for education, housing and other services. The filmmakers succeeded in presenting a comprehensive picture of the complex issues affecting Aboriginal Australians in the Northern Territory today. The success of this film is based upon its reliance on witness accounts, and in particular, on the testimony of ordinary people from aboriginal communities. The footage from ...

When photography arrived about 150 years ago, it was considered as a documentary medium because of the exact replicas of the subject. The technologically advanced cameras and development of photojournalism led to the development of realistic photos. Those photographs were considered a witnesses of reality as they expose the facts of life (Mullen 6). Gradually, manipulation in photography was looked upon to necessary to display the subject accurately. This was because the event was not self-explanatory or clear in photographs at times. Thus, the photographer was compelled at times to edit those images. Documentary photography is seen to belong ...

Introduction

The purpose of this paper is to synthesize the interpersonal reflection after viewing the given video, i.e., “The Class Divided”. The video is based on the exploration of the nature of prejudice. It has been established that in this video, Jane Elliott, a third-grade teacher intentionally developed a specific situation. The situation was mainly aimed at teaching the students about the feeling of feeling discriminated, on the basis of ethnicity, race, gender, orientation, etc. The given video is found to be the repeated representation of the classic documentary on the exercise of Jane Elliott, i.e., “blue eyes/brown eyes”. Jane ...

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Abstract George Washington was the first president of the U.S. There are many portraits of Washington. Some of them are well-known while others are less-known. “George Washington Miniature” is an investigative documentary on a historical point, i.e. tiny colored painting of a man, who is labeled as “G. Washington.” It was a less known painting. On the back of the painting, it was written, “Property of White Matlack. New York, 1790.” This painting was present in a Manhattan’s old building. Wes Cowan, who was a host of "History Detectives" investigated the painting in 2009. He ...

The Domain of the Documentary by Nichols

Nichols argues that lovers of documentaries are meant to enjoy both the documentary aspects as a film and as a form of philosophy. Therefore, understanding the role that people play when developing solutions for films is one of the main ways through which documentaries have been noted for playing a significant role in enforcing the way people think and what they view. As such, creating numerous problems is developing a love for the documentary. In this context, documentaries play a major role in contributing to our understanding of various problems in the society whereas movies play a role in ...

Argumentative essay on the topic

Nowadays, people drink coffee, and coffee beans can be seen at numerous coffee shops. However, if people eat chocolate, they are unlikely to have seen cocoa beans, which have a form of the pinkish almond-like seeds and grow on cacao trees. The native region of the trees is South America but now they grow all over the world only near the equator. Ivory Coast in West Africa is the largest cocoa producer along with Ghana, Indonesia, Brazil, and Nigeria. Intensive labor is required to harvest and produce cocoa beans; however, government and economic forces are gradually driving the price ...

Discovery documentary explains how the drugs affect person’s body by conducting the series of experiments to test coordination, concentration stress-resilience and strength, as well as general health condition of regular drug users. Some of the experiments’ results and body’s reactions were well-known and predictable, while the others were quite surprising. I found the experiments very informative, as they explained the biological aspects of drug effects. The most unexpected behavior for me was the heroin abuser, as she does not look as an addict, and what is more, does not act like one. She is driving a car ...

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The purpose of this documentary essay is to provide significant insight of the movie ‘Born to Be Wild’ alongside exploring the criteria of the documentary which are entailed as rehabilitation of species into their natural habitat, destruction of natural habitat, nuanced animal behavior, and spreading awareness about saving animal lives. It is an American documentary, which was released in the year 2011. The documentary is based on the heartwarming efforts put forward by two women for the protection of wildlife. The story is entrenched with the essence of love, dedication, and the commendable bond between humans and animals as ...

The Documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side" was created by the BBC World Service and produces by the Discovery Channel. The directory and the writer Alex Gibney takes an investigative journey to show the disturbing details concerning how the United States' military were working with their subjects during the period of War in the Afghanistan. The documentary focuses on the detention center called Bagram that is located in the southern Afghanistan. The paper would show why I view this movie as an excellent documentary. Over the years since the "war on terror" began hundreds of prisoners, who have been ...

Femicide in the U.S. and Mexico Femicide in the U.S. and Mexico This paper seeks to focus on femicide and physical violence against women in both the US and Ciudad Juarez in Mexico. Femicide is the act of murdering women for the simple reason that they are of female gender (Koutsoyannis, 2011). Essentially, gender inequality is one of the most long-lived social, political, and economic struggles globally. The idea that women are lesser beings just because they are females is a primitive perspective in the contemporary world where liberty and civil rights have now come of age. As such, ...

The Documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side" was commissioned and broadcasted by the BBC World Service and produces by the Discovery Channel. The directory and the writer Alex Gibney takes an investigative journey to expose the disturbing details concerning how the United States' military torture and interrogates their subjects during the period of War in the Afghanistan. The documentary focuses on the detention center called Bagram that is located in the southern Afghanistan. With this light, this paper utilizes various criteria to determine why I view this documentary as an excellent and distinctive documentary. I enjoyed the suspenseful, creative ...

At 5 hours 30 minutes AM on July 16, 1945 the United States tested an atomic bomb in the desert of Alamogordo in New Mexico. The test was a triumphant success. The explosion was stronger than expected - it was an explosion equivalent to about 20 kilotons of trinitrotoluol (Rhodes, 1986). The US President Harry S. Truman was to decide what US policy should be carried out toward nuclear bomb (Bernstein, 1975). Truman knew nothing about the bomb until he became the president, and he was informed about it by Henry L. Stimson, the US Secretary of Defense, and ...

Documentary photography is often used as a synonym for photojournalism, and the documentarians are seen as a different species of the photographer. The idea of a film with a purpose and documentary character can be traced back to France (What Is Documentary Photography 2013). Documents were seen as a form of evidence to teach something or inform. However, even the most abstract photographic images carry an image. It is when a photograph is taken with the lens cap on to create a document of worth; one reaches an entirely different platform. Alfred Stieglitz and his photograph Steerage of 1907 ...

Released in 2014, Mary Mazzio’s “Underwater Dreams” is a documentary which tells the story of four high school students of Mexican origin who manage to win the first prize in a national underwater robotics competition after competing against prestigious colleges such as MIT. This documentary focuses on the story itself, but also provides an insight into the problems that the students of the Carl Hayden High School have to face every day. In particular, these students, most of whom are the sons and daughter of Mexican immigrants, face gang violence, poverty, prison and even deportation, as many of ...

Tourism has grown over the past few decades, improving the lives of a country and its citizens. One major attribution to the change is globalization and exchange of culture. The report by UNEP looks into both positive and negative effects of tourism and what the future holds for countries that solemnly depend on it for its daily practices. The Rice to Riches documentary shows the change from agriculture to tourism in Indonesia. As stated earlier, not all changes are positive towards the people and country. There are environmental concerns registered by Vicki Arroyo in her talk. These three sources ...

Young Minority Delinquency as Explained through the Lenses of Strain and Social Learning Theory: Insights from “Crips and Bloods: Made in America”, “Grand Torino” and “A Better Life” Young Minority Delinquency as Explained through the Lenses of Strain and Social Learning Theory: Insights from “Crips and Bloods: Made in America”, “Grand Torino” and “A Better Life”

Introduction

Young minority males from poor families are more likely to turn to delinquency than any other group in the United States of America. In an attempt to explain this tendency by means of well-established criminal law theories, this paper will look at three ...

Amy Winehouse and the Media

Amy Winehouse, a tiny jewish woman, undoubtedly, was a great talent, her music was terrific, and her voice – exceptional. She was one of those out of the ordinary popular western performers, who write their own lyrics and music. Since the majority of women “of pop” serve as middling executors of what sound producers cultivate and consider profitable. Amy Winehouse was a difficult child. Is it excluded from normal, and from drama school. The reason for that was inappropriate behavior, striking appearance, singing in class, academic failure, and drugs. Amy wasn’t worried. She planned to be a singer, but ...

1.0. Introduction I am making a research on development of Nigerian film and music industry. I have to carry out the whole set of responsibilities relating to a documentary on it to be organized by me. By now, I have completed major part of my research and the preplanning of the given project undertaken by me. I have gone through video and audio testing, and now plan to conduct a survey to assess the audience’s choice in the most exact manner. Core purpose of the project is to enlighten the showbiz fans’ opinion on interesting facts as well ...

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Gendercide in India is an issue that is not new to the country; it has been going on for centuries and today the practice is still in vogue, even though, there is much awareness on the issue today. Gendercide is practiced due to a variety of reason, mostly discrimination and that too with the female child in place of the male child; where most Indians wish they have male heirs and sons after them rather than giving birth to females. Many cultural, social, as well as religious ...

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The problem on obesity has big a growing issue for many people worldwide. In lieu with the predicament and the accompanying illness that comes with obesity, the different government worldwide as well as the different health institutions are finding ways to combat the problem. One of the ways of addressing the issue was standardizing food label to consist of information that would inform people of the contents of the food they eat. However, this solution is not widely accepted. Critics believe that knowledge on how to read and understand food label cannot do anything to solve obesity. In a ...

Capital punishment has always been a controversial issue. In 1791, before the French Revolution. Maximillian Robespierre delivered a speech arguing against the death penalty. A few years later he led the Reign of Terror, and organized mass executions, which exemplifies the way capital punishment is often politicized and used for specific agendas, rather than as a form of rational punishment. Today, in the U.S., recent technological advancements, including DNA testing, has exonerated inmates on death row. There is a racial and socioeconomic element to the debate, because more inmates on Death Row are poor minorities. Some highly publicized cases ...

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World War I was one of the worst modern warfare with regards to the amount of destruction it caused. Its impact was based on the use of advanced weapons able to cause massive damage, the involvement of a huge population in the war, huge investments, economic sabotage, and barbarity. Nevertheless, it helped to end the war, allow for negotiations, solve border conflicts, and establish the League of Nations to manage global peace. However, it failed to achieve permanent agreements and left different countries dissatisfied and ready to revenge on their adversaries. There was also antagonism between the negotiators due to ...

1. Individual place in society according to Horse Boy

The Horse Boy is a documentary film with a crafted footage that depicts spontaneous social interaction that contributes to its appeal and image. The perception of a social anthropologist that studies autism makes a conscious decision to focus on the experiences of autistic people, Instead of people around them. Parents of autistic children desire attention for one to understand their experiences and perspectives. The Horse Boy is a crucial reminder of the obvious fact that every autistic adult has a history of being an autistic child. Parents play an influencing role to the children lives ...

Introduction

Dilawar, a taxi driver and an Afghan citizen, was considered as a kind and honest man by the villagers. As such, when the U.S. military detained him, after he had picked up three customers, denizens could not understand why. Picking the innocent taxi driver and hold him in prison without trial remained questionable. Five days after his arrest, his mysterious death in Bagram prison cell followed. Death of Dilawar came just a week after another mysterious death of an Afghan at Bagram. The documentary indicated that, the taxi driver and the other detainee died from injuries sustained at the prison. Injuries inflicted ...

1. Jiro Dreams of Sushi In this documentary, acclaimed sushi chef Jiro is shown working in his small restaurant in a subway station. Having been the recipient of three Michelin stars, Jiro is still shown to be dedicated to his craft, always seeking perfection and never being satisfied with what he has. The documentary delves into the expectations placed on his son, as well as briefly into the phenomenon of overfishing in the Pacific Ocean, while also providing mouthwatering footage of the sushi Jiro prepares.

2. Rashomon This film follows the attempt to figure out the culprit ...

Undisputedly, social identity has a psychological dimension. However, in the sociological imagination, Wright Mills explains that ‘neither the life of an individual nor the history of society can be understood without understanding both’ (Mills, 1959). Therefore, when exploring social identity it is vital to assess the social and cultural factors that shape an individual in the milieu that it is fashioned in the contemporary society. This means that, we must look at both the power the individual has to exercise agency and the structure, or society into which they are born; the society, which already exist. Sociologist Emile Durkheim ...

The prison system that currently exists today offers a retribution measure instead of corrective actions to assert and ensure that the convicted assailants, after serving their prison time, could go back to the community as responsible individuals. While this is the case, a documentary featured in 2005 and 2009 documents a different role of prisons. Aside from housing convicted individuals, it also serves as a modern day asylum for mentally-ill individuals convicted of committing a crime against society.

I am writing this memo as my personal take on the existing problem regarding the release of convicted mentally-ill individuals to the society after serving ...

Rationale

The Climate Change has been a hot issue since the end of the 20th Century. After several United Nations Conference on Environment and Development; governments signed a protocol in Kyoto, Japan that marked their commitments in saving the environment. The commitment is popularly known as the Kyoto Protocol. An article (UNFCCC, 2012) explains that the Kyoto Protocol binds the countries to reduce their carbon emissions and penalized violators thereof. Also, it was in this protocol that benchmarked the market-based mechanism on carbon trading that will offset the too much green house gases emission of a certain country.

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One of the topics that stand out from the documentary Cowboy Del Amor is Ivan’s view of women. From the documentary, Ivan is a man who believes that a woman’s place is at home. His view is that women should not progress. His actions when his wife decides to learn English evidence this aspect of Ivan’s character. Her decision to learn English leads to him leaving her since she was no longer, what he wanted in a woman. It is also evident that he views women as commodities in a market. Thus, he starts a business where his main aim is ...

The documentary I have chosen for my analysis is The Trials of Henry Kissinger. This documentary is based on Christopher Hitchens’s 2001 bestselling book The Trial of Henry Kissinger where he makes the argument that Kissinger was not the great public hero people thought he was but was nothing short of a war criminal guilty of terrible crimes against humanity. The most important point made here is that leaders of any sort, not just public figures like presidents and judges, should be held to a higher moral standard than the standards of ordinary people. Henry Kissinger was an extremely powerful ...

The documentary which I selected for this analysis is The Smashing Machine: The Life and Times of Extreme Fighter Mark Kerr. The documentary revolves around the famous mixed martial artist and wrestler Mark Kerr and his problems with drug use. The greater issue in the film is the fate of mixed martial arts as not just a sport but a business enterprise. The reason why Kerr’s career took the route it did was because mixed martial arts fights were banned in the USA because they were too bloody and dangerous. This forced Kerr to go abroad to Japan where he ...

The essay presents a comparative analysis of the iconic central characters in the two movies, 'Batman Begins' and 'The Queen'. In spite of the presence such an iconic character in both the movies, the movies employ distinct techniques in portraying these characters in a peculiar way. It is important to understand the differences in the genre and the type of audience suitable for the two films. The stage setting of various scenes in both the movies varies distinctly in order to present the required effects. In the movie, ‘The Queen', the stage setting aims at creating an impression about the royal ...

Overall the film King Corn was really interesting; it was fascinating to see the entire process of growing corn, but also to see that corn is actually everywhere in our diet. Besides eating corn in its natural form, corn is added to everyday foods in the form of high fructose corn syrup; corn is also used to feed our cattle that we eventually eat.

Corn is used to feed our cattle because when the cattle graze on grass it takes much longer for them to reach the weight required to reach market rate. This is because if they were ...

A “Globalization has caused discrimination?” said First Deputy Managing Director, Stanley Fischer; “I thought it was the opposite” (Pilger, 2001) As in, because of discrimination, globalization is the moneymaker it is today for certain people, and always has been. Fischer’s statement was not an expression of ignorance, or a remark made in crudeness. To my mind, his point is valid, I agree with it, but not because it counters an argument but underlines it.

How capitalist powers have profited from decades, centuries, off of nonindustrial countries, will continue to do so until usurped. This is because globalization “ ...

The documentary which I chose for this analysis is Super Size Me. This documentary film uses the mega-fast-food corporation, McDonalds, as its subject matter. The entire documentary is an experiment conducted by Morgan Spurlock on himself where he spends an entire month eating nothing but McDonald’s meals. He had several rules as to how he would go about the experiment so that it would be a solid, scientific research effort which would be usable and reproducible. His rules were: (1) Eat McDonald’s meals 3 times a day, (2) Consume all the items on the menu once over the one ...

Globalization brings about the needs of global companies to operate more efficiently with the aim to gain competitive advantages and to face the contemporary issues and challenges in the contemporary world. A critical factor in optimizing organizational efficient operations of these companies is the IHRM (Guest et al., 2000a; Guest et al., 2000b). The HRM operations helps in developing and motivating the workforce of the companies to improve skills, knowledge, and the modernization required for the companies to vie with ...

Everyone experiences the world in different ways; however, sometimes physical differences contribute to the development of a different culture, as is the case with deaf artists. Hilari Scarl’s film See what I’m Saying allows the world to glimpse what such a culture is like. Making use of different techniques, the director immerses the viewer in a profound analysis of this culture, including the emulation of what this population actually hears. The waking of consciousness that results of this is important and beneficial, as it allows the viewer to empathize with the people that have this condition. Finally, while many could ...

Children’s products and foods is an enormous market offering great profits and potential growth for companies. While giving parents increasing difficulties in raising and managing their children. Modern commercials are becoming increasingly influential on the things children want and tends to go against what their parents want or know is best for them. In America and the rest of the industrialized world the fight against child advertising is in full swing by governments and various campaigners. In an effort to enact better regulation and standards for making commercials geared towards children, as well as fighting for improvements in ...

Question 1

Before responding to the issues raised by the parents, and passing any judgments, it is imperative to take note of what the law says before any decisions that might go against the law. Secondly, I make an objective analysis of the situation presented by the documentary in order to make an informed decision about what I feel about it before committing myself to responding to the issues raised by the parents. I would then go on to seek information and data from the department of education so as to know their stance on ...

The time is March 2004 and the place is Paraguay. It is there, where a group of hunter-gatherers, quite possibly one of the few willingly isolated societies in the planet, came running out of the forest in northern Paraguay, escaping from ranchers' earthmovers. The Gran Chaco forest, which means "hunting land" in the Quechua language, the language of the people, is a thinly inhabited, warm and semi-arid coastal natural area of the Río de la Plata basin, shared among Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil, where it is attached to the Pantanal region. This area is often called the Chaco ...

Inconvenient Truth Emotional Impacts and Personal commitment

The film, Inconvenient Truth, shows a documentary of Al Gore, the global campaigner against global warming. In documentary, the director covered the global travels by Al Gore in his struggle to create awareness on the need for fast action on climate change and the imminent dangers. The great efforts and global journeys made by Al Gore and the facts about the severity of the global warming triggered strong reactions from me. The reaction evoked a shocking feeling. Based on the appalling scientific evidences, the negative impacts of climate change are severe and can wipe human population in the region. The drought that ...

Introduction

In part 1 of The Ascent of Money, Harvard University’s Professor Niall Ferguson explains how the concepts of money and banking came into existence. He explains this in the context of the 2008 global financial meltdown. This part of the documentary lays the groundwork that will enable the narrator explain how the effect of bankruptcy of a few institutions could impact so heavily and widely on the financial system. The existence of banks in the financial system as a link between lenders and borrowers is critical to the survival of the concept of money. Yet the strength of the financial ...