Marx vs. ... Division of labor was then implemented on massive scales to satisfy those needs, which created a surplus and turned necessities into commodities. ... Weber's estimation of the future of capitalism is less optimistic than the view Marx has. ... Unlike Weber, Marx did not believe any outside influences created or continued to run capitalism, so he saw more room for change than Weber did. ... Comparing the two is like comparing materialism vs. meaning. ...

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Rural Life Comparison: 16th Century France vs. 17th Century China Natalie Zemon Davis' book The Return Of Martin Guerre is an excellently detailed, understandable and well-researched account of the famous Martin Guerre and his impostor, Arnauld du Tilh. ... Spence concentrated his novel on county of T"an-ch"eng in the seventeenth century, and referred to examine the Chinese social structure from the bottom, rather than at the top. ... However, if the widow remarries or dies, the property then goes to the husband's family. ... Davis argues that the new religion might have been of...

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Once their roles are done, only then are they satisfied with themselves and think the suffering and self-harm was worth it. ... On one hand, their peers live through them and on the other hand, they cannot be better than their peers. ... "The Dark Side of Pink" argues that the movie is based on the perversity of the system rather than the dance itself. ... In her article "Girl VS. ... Her main argument states that if you are a woman, more often than not, your first experience of an emotional melt down is caused by another female. ...

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- I refer now to the R. vs Machekequonabe case where the defendant killed a person believing he was a Wendigo' (a bad spirit in human flesh which would eat a human being). ... We have a very interesting situation here -if we only punish the person for the actus reus, which causes the wrongdoing, then punishment is resultant of bad luck. ... All these sections have one thing in common - the punishment for the mens rea of a crime is more lenient than the actus reus which is the act causing a negative impact on society. ... Therefore, the state can punish only to the extent...

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Then they landed on earth, and amnesia set in: they forgot they came from different planets. ... Men and women are different in ways other than the obvious anatomical ones. ... As Kottak describes "we can change our behavior more readily than members of other species can." (p.426) When discussing sex and gender, especially in the 21st century in which one may change gender at will (both physically and mentally), the nature vs. nurture debate emerges. ... A two year old male toddler may prefer to play with barbie dolls rather than GI Joe, will his father be able to watch him, maybe even join ...

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A decision so difficult that it has more than one right answer and how it is tackled is definitive of who we are. ... Both Santiago and Steffen experience internal conflicts or man vs. man conflicts. ... Santiago then continues by informing the reader that his aunt has always been there for him in a time of need which does not successfully address the audience on the topic of segregation. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

So we have the classical external voices vs internal voices here. ... Then in the 11-15 stage they are putting those into place and hopefully questioning them. ... So basically we're teaching girls that they need to please the people around them before themselves- better to look how you're expected to than to feel good about yourself. ...

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Many demographers criticized this definition as being too broad, though the criticisms implied less of a problem with the concept itself than a difficulty in isolating the environmental dimension from the social and economic conditions with which causal factors are interlinked. ...

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• Grade Level: Graduate

Women with high levels of androgen exposure in the womb, however, were not effected by their mother's encouragement of femininity and remained "more masculine than average." ... The modern woman's use of makeup "can hardly be caused by hormones," they argue, because this is not a phenomenon present in all cultures, and it is only one that has been widely accepted in the U.S. for less than a century. ... She cites his failure to discuss contemporary theories of gender, and his definitions of gender and women's gendered behavior, then compares this to more accepted defin...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate