Category: Identity

SamuelBecket’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ is considered as the greatest absurd modernist play,which portrays man’s psychological and social condition in post-world war II Europe.This play is closely tied to the late modernistbourgeois ideology, as it encompasses conflict, differences and contradiction ofmeanings. However, the play has ahistorical viewpoint,predisposition towards the perception of absurdity,uncertainty and futility of waiting and the nihilismof humanexistence. Samuel Becket pioneeredto represent the picture of his societal surroundings. The havoc anduncertainty that was very common at that time is truly reflected through this drama.In this essay we will focus on several postmodern themes that Samuel Becketuses in his drama […]

The City has rules and regulationsWhat is Anthem about?One individual’s self growth and his journey to find freedom from the grasp of rules and regulationsCollectivism: unit of reality, standard of valueEquality 7-2521 is trying to find out who “he” isEquality’s pathStruggles finding meaning to lifeTrying to understand his unique character as well as othersIn the beginning of the novel, to be liked he tries impersonating Union 5-3992, the not-so-bright character in the home of the students.Here, equality struggles finding a balance between his characteristics and the expectations of othersConfined within the rulesThe council of vocations: makes rulesExpects all citizens to […]

Clothes have a powerful non-verballanguage that can speak to or communicate with the outside world. Clothes areclosest and essential to humans and have been a part of their identity. One canknow or identify others’ culture as easy as by just seeing the clothes theywear. Women and women’s clothes havealways been given great importance in representing one’s culture and tradition.Having given such importance to these traditional clothes results the clothesin becoming a part of identity of that particular culture or community. Mostinterestingly, it occupies a strong space in the identity of women. ‘Phanek’ isone of them. It is a wrap around […]

2.Literature ReviewMany of the classic andpostmodern approaches to politeness and impoliteness are centered around theconcept of ‘face’. Therefore, to be able to present a comprehensive overview ofthe concept of ‘impoliteness’, it’s necessary to briefly define the concepts of’face’ and ‘politeness’ first.2.1FaceOne of the earliestdefinitions of face was provided by Goffman (1967) as “the positive socialvalue a person effectively claims for himself by the line others assume he hastaken during a particular contact”. Goffman (1967) also states that “Face is animage of self delineated in terms of approved social attributes – albeit animage that others may share, as when a person […]

Appealling initiative generally is another attribute based administration hypothesis, which underscores the pioneer’s capacity to persuade the supporters to work towards a particular vision. The principle closeness is that both initiative speculations underscore that people need certain qualities or attributes with a specific end goal to end up plainly fruitful pioneers. For instance the characteristic hypothesis propose that an individual must be smart and innovative to be a compelling pioneer while the Charismatic initiative hypothesis likewise recommend that individual must be well-spoken and inventive to wind up plainly an effective pioneer. Since Charismatic authority and Trait hypothesis is intensely centered […]

 “Conception” has to do with the creation of Gatsbyhimself; Gatsby is a self-made man financially. The key point is his love for Daisyand the reminiscence of their little love episode. “Platonic” comes from itsnoun form Platonism which means ‘the philosophy of Plato stressing especiallythat actual things are copies of transcendent ideas and these ideas are theobjects of true knowledge apprehended by reminiscence’ (Merriam Webster). Plato believed the world that we live in was anillusion of an idea or object that is beyond what we humans can comprehend.Gatsby’s identity was created from his platonic view of himself: his view that hislove […]

Figure 1: Theprototype of the multimodal assistive device designed by Sarfraz et al. (2017)and worn by blind individuals. Thisprototype is an example of the functional design goals this report proposed asit satisfies the criteria of providing the essential visual information thatblind individuals require during social interaction. This is evident as thetechnology offers features for three of the unmet needs of blind individualsidentified by Krishna et al. (2008). Specifically, knowing the identity (‘ID’function) and location (both functions) of individuals in the room and knowingwhere a person is directing their attention (‘GAZE’ function). However, thisdesign could have incorporated more features to serve […]

First up, there are the price fixing cases. In January2002, Unilever, Procter and Gamble and German company Henkel, agreed to fixprices on detergents for three years. Unilever and Procter and Gamble werefines over 300 Mn Euros while Henkel got out for ratting them out. Did Unileverlearn their lesson though? Not really. They are on trial again, this time inSouth Africa, this time for price fixing with a big Malaysian conglomerate SimeDarby. The watchdog handling this case wants 10% of their local turnover as afine. On an ecological level, Unilever have played a role onthe devastating impact that palm oil has had […]

D.ArunaDepartmentof computer application,NadarSaraswathi College Of Arts & science,Theni,TamilNadu, [email protected] ABSTRACT: Digital signature methodologyprovides cryptographic services like entity authentication, authenticated  key transmission and authenticated keyagreement. A Digital Signature is used to provide authentication,non-repudiation & integrity over the digital data in data exchanged and tovalidate the recipient for the authorized identity over open network. The goalof a Digital signature algorithm is to provide security for message or data.  Keywords : Digital signature, Authentication, Non-repudiation, IntegrityI.              INTRODUCTION             The information ishighly secret which requires a great security, thus, an extensive securitymeasures have to be adopted. Many algorithms and techniques can be used tosecure our data or […]

The 4.4Kb positive-sense, single-stranded RNA genome of MCMV issingly encapsulated in icosahedron protein shells approximately 30nm indiameter (Nutter et al. , 1989; Lommel et al., 1991a; Stenger and French, 2008).Capsids are composed of 180 identical subunits each weighing approximately38kDa (Wang et al., 2015). MCMV lacks a 5′ cap, a polyA tail and a viralgenome-linked protein (Nutter et al., 1989; Hull, 2002). The Nebraska isolate ofMCMV (MCMV-NE) is 4436 nucleotides while the Kansas isolate (MCMV-KS) is4437 nucleotides in length (Nutter et al., 1989; Stenger and French, 2008).These isolates share 99.5% nucleotide sequence identity, suggesting a veryrecent common ancestor (Stenger and French, […]