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…. The principle of the role of gender is explored throughout “Antigone”. The role of gender is a key principle as Creon relates women to being inferior to men. They must obey a man’s every command, and if they should go against man, then they should be punished…

…scopes on dealing with the problem of population control; one is the idea that we need to establish a system that keeps offenders out of prison, offering alternative punishments than incarceration to keep prisons from overcrowding. Another idea is that we…

…. The principle of the role of gender is explored throughout "Antigone". The role of gender is a key principle as Creon relates women to being inferior to men. They must obey a man's every command, and if they should go against man, then they should be punished…

…situations, and of incurring similar outcomes. Once the behaviour is learned it may be reinforced or punished by the consequences it generates. Bandura subscribed to several of the essential concepts of the Operant Conditioning Theory: reinforcement, punishment…

…, but reflected the undermining of the conditions which gave rise to the 1980s boom and the even bigger boom of the late 1990s. The recent boom was driven by financial speculation, unprecedented levels of debt, and a heavy dependency by the US on an inflow of capital…

…76) The information technology revolution emerged in the west around the 1960-70’s where the economic boom was coming to a close. It was a new form of capitalism, which had moved the base of society, industry into information. This new form…

…to talk a bit about some basic ideas of Marxist theory. Marxism is a set of theories, or a system of thought and analysis, developed by Karl Marx in the nineteenth century in response to the Western industrial revolution and the rise of industrial capitalism…

…,” a subpoena-proof, untraceable site that will keep no records whatsoever of what users do with the browser. Now soliciting venture capital, Watsky plans to relocate his server to a foreign country—that he declined to name—that is exempt from international laws…

…with the same sense of anticipation and excitement that one would expect them to exhibit at a sports event. Carter feels that it is imperative that we recognize the value of capitalizing on students' passionate interest in sports so that we may transform…

…. Consequently, the administration tried to punish the North without provoking the two nations believed to be its protectors. Our national interests and political relationships seemed much important in the design of this operation, and for the entire conflict…