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…) I hope to show that critics should not necessarily look to authorial intention for meaning in literature. <Tab/>In the reading of both authors' work, critics tend to pay particular interest to their lives. This is largely unsurprising…

…of factors of the labor market such as: Unemployment, part time work, casualisation of work, outsourcing, individual contracts and sub-contracting. Unemployment is defined as a person that is not working, but is seeking for and is readily available to work. Causes…

…transformed materials like muslin and cheesecloth into works that have been criticized as "funerary" and stressed "deathliness". Joseph Beuys is another sculptor that uses the element of attraction and repulsion, especially in his Fat Chair (1963). Fat became…

…Making Ends Meet How Single Mothers Survive Welfare and Low-Wage Work The state of single mothers in America is an issue of great importance to us all. The children of today will be the future leaders therefore, securing them a positive childhood…

…The statement "artist frequently break traditions in order to challenge the audience's perception" can be supported when addressing the art movement Dada. Dadaists such as Marcel Duchamp and Kurt Schwitters produced unconventional art works that provoked…

…I do not believe that the poem "Working as a housemaid in an international hotel" is much of a poor poem. Despite that fact that it neither rhymes nor uses any language techniques such as imagery and has no structure what-so-ever, it is not a universal…

…Emerging from the pre-industrial era, alcohol was very much a part of workers' lives both at work and at home. Alcohol was a thirst quencher, a dietary supplement and a stimulant. Alcohol also played a social role in that it helped form bonds among…

…a critical turning point that would change the motor industry forever. Years earlier, motor companies would need highly skilled well-paid craftsman that could carry out complicated jobs with precision. The idea of deskilling work came when it became clear…

…as repulsive as the child. There is certainly no idealization going on in this work of art. Jan Steen is showing us an every day seen in a common everyday life. Every one is in their every day close, dirty and somewhat drunk. It is noted by historians on the wall…

…government had been on the backburner for many years before, disregarding the multitude of economic problems, it would now step in hoping for improvement on this nation they had worked so hard to build. Industrialization played a major role in shaping…