Review Category

Women Discrimination in the Workplace

For many centuries, the issue of gender inequality has been widely debated. Access to a good education, equality of social or economic opportunities, and workplace opportunities can be regarded as main measures of gender equality. Despite the fact that over the last decades, progress has been evident, thus many alarming issues considering gender discrimination still prevail today.

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Immigration. Alt-Rights Views vs the Progressives Views and the Way Forward

Immigration has been one of the hotly contested issues in many developed countries as various groups often differ sharply on the topic owing to their diverse opinions on the matter. In recent elections across several countries like France, Germany, USA, and Italy as well as in the UK during the Brexit vote, immigration was one of the leading issues that played a central role in determining the outcomes of those polls.

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Inception

Deception plays a central role in the movie. It is the basis for the entire scenario and is at the heart of the Cobb’s plan.

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Hidden Blade

The Asian films always express explicit cultural and ethnical traditions. Hidden Blade is extremely interesting picture with pleasant romantic and dramatic plot. Nevertheless, this movie has also particular historic value, as it depicts the details of Japanese life.

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A Scroll of Chen Xianzhang Greatest Lesson

An article published by Dr. John Stucky in a spring 2016 issue of the “Lotus Leaves” discussed the story and the meaning of the Chinese antique hanging scroll, which is stored in the Department of Chinese Art of the Asian Art Museum.

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“A Tale of Two Sisters” in the Feminist Discourse

Through the explanation of the uncanny characteristic of A Tale of Two Sisters, it is also important to show its feminist implications. It is clear that the correlation between uncanny narratives and feminist narratives is very strong primarily because of protesting orientation of both.

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Breaking Laws in the Interest of Justice: Use of Persuasion in Pursuit of Equality

Martin Luther King had been one of the most renowned non-violent civil rights activists for centuries. He used the non-violent protests in an attempt to free the African Americans from the chains of racism.

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Film Critique: Morning Raga

Morning Raga is a film one cannot help but admire for its musical techniques and outstanding camerawork.

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World Civilization – The Christopher Columbus Letter

The Christopher Columbus letter addressed to the great Lord Raphael Sanchez written by a Genoese captain, Christopher Columbus, who was on a voyage heading to the East Indies across the Atlantic Ocean. Amid the arrival venture, while on board the boat, Columbus composed a letter reporting the consequences of his voyage and declaring his disclosure of the islands of the Indies.

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Wind Talkers Film Review

The movie ‘Wind Talkers’, directed by John Woo, was released on June 12, 2002. This movie is about the famous Navajo Native speakers who used a secret code during World War II to communicate and coordinate attacks of the war.

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