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    Notes from Consulting Course Technikum Wien

    Consulting Methoden Mitschrift 17.09.2013 Spiel des Schweigens Fragen stellen Intelligente Fragen  am Anfang offene um einen Überblick zu bekommen und sich in dem Thema auskennen, dann geschlossene Fragen Pareta Mehrere Handlungsszenen vorschlagen Verdichtetes Wissen Großes Unternehmen ist bei einem Beratungsvertrag eingegangen, dass man auf das gesamte Wissen des Unternehmens zurückgreifen konnte  von Kollegen, welche gleiche oder ähnliche Projekte gemacht haben. Durch verdichtetes Wissen von

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    Hunger Games Dystopian

    Should reading still be a valid activity? Well, first of all there aren’t any negative effects that can be attained through reading. Secondly there are many scientifically proven facts that reading exercises your brain, reduces stress, expands on your vocabulary and even develops your imagination. However, the most beneficial aspect about reading is the fact that we can learn about real life issues as well as gain a better understanding of our current world through the author’s message. The Hunger

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    Darth Vader: A Real Snowball Fighting

    In the event of a real snowball fight, Darth Vader could defeat Harry Potter. It might not be an easy fight, but Darth Vader has way more advantages. He has the entire empire on his side, who could help him throw snowballs at Harry Potter. Granted, Harry has magic that would help him, but Darth Vader has the Death Star which could throw snowball at him so fast that Harry wouldn't have time to react and get hit. Also, Harry is a pretty good guy so he would follow all the rules, where Darth Vader has

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    Zuni Origin Myths

    Within the section of the Zuni origin myths called “Talk Concerning the First Beginning,” there is recognizable forms of function, figures, and themes often seen throughout Native American stories. First, the function of the of this piece talks about the formation of societal order and the appropriate behavior for the members of this society. The people start out as creatures in the dark, but as they move up, they start to shed their beastly appearances and behaviors. Once the people arrive at the

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    Animal Farm Allegory

    Orwell's farm is an allegory because it talks about the animals having a dream to live in an animal paradise and to be freed from humans.At the beginning for example in chapter one, it talks about Mr.Jones and how he treated the animals. Further on old Major the boar which is a wild pig told the animals about a dream that he had. Old Major was described as a 12- year old Majestic pig with a wise and kind appearance.They also described him as a Willingdon beauty.If I'm not mistaken he was the oldest

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    Who Is Equality Revealed In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    He has denounced everything he has ever known. Impeached the contrivance of his leaders to show his brothers the life they deserve to have. In the story, Anthem by Ayn Rand, it illustrates the strong character, Equality. Equality declaims the leaders of his society “The Council” due to their concealing and cruel ways. Living in a loveless, dark age in the future, he found himself alone. Feeling alone, being what his society would call an “unpardonable sin” because he differed from his mindless brothers

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    Short Story Paul's Case Isolationism

    Isolationism is when one focuses on their own desires and interests and separates oneself from the rest of society's interests. In the short story Paul’s Case by Willa Canter, the main character Paul distances himself from society by disregarding the rules and conventions of society. When the administration of his school confronts him about his various misdemeanors, he flippantly retorts against them despite secretly feeling insecure. In addition, he also isolates himself by creating his own reality

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    Soma In Brave New World

    In Aldous Huxley’s, Brave New World, Huxley uses the motif of soma to allude to the seemingly utopian but in reality, dystopian society that has been created. Throughout the novel soma is used by the government to keep control of society, it keeps the people calm, peaceful and most importantly distracts them from the truth. John the savage is the only one to realize the truth, he refers to the people as “less than human monsters”(212) allowing the reader to use John to see the dystopian part of

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    Pow Camp Purpose

    The purpose of a POW camp was to hold captured enemies until the end of war. They were meant to follow rules set by multitudes of nations, and to be followed accordingly in order to ensure that prisoners were still treated humanely and with the respect a human deserves. These ideals drastically contrast those that were upheld at the camps Louis was sent to that tortured, starved, and abused the soldiers, some even to death. Being a prisoner of war weighed heavily on all of the men’s hearts and

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    Socioeconomic Status In The Masque Of The Red Death

    In the short story of “The Masque of the Red Death”, the author Edgar Allan Poe tells a story about a self righteous prince named Prospero that invited the upperclassmen to a masque ball in his palace and leaves the country folk to die. Socioeconomic status is a very vital to the Edgar Allan Poe’s short story, “The Masque of the Red Death”, but the real reason here is that socioeconomic status affects who lives and survives the Red Death. The essay will answer the question with two paragraphs that

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