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Social responsibility – 2010 Physical appearance based employment practices: unfair or discriminatory? PEUPIER Laura Student ID : 20070475 Words number : 2 198 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 3 I – Overall situation of employment discrimination based on physical appearance .............................. 4 1 – What is physical appearance? .............................

like the human brain, but the fact that he knew he had dreamt as still a mystery until Linda explained that she had given him human-style vocabulary. Te message I am trying to send is that if science and technology keep on improving, in the future people might be able to do all sorts of things like fly, be invincible, and all sorts of crazy things, you might not even e able to tell the difference between a robot and a human since the robot would have exactly the same brain as the human and maybe

only a brief response. He takes a nap and then returns to work for the rest of the afternoon. After work, Meursault runs into his neighbor, Salamano, who is on the stairs with his dog. The dog suffers from mange, so its skin has the same scabby appearance as its elderly master’s. Salamano walks the dog twice a day, beating it and swearing at it all the while. Raymond Sintes, another neighbor, invites Meursault to dinner. Raymond is widely believed to be a pimp, but when anyone asks about his occupation

Such a move turned Julius into a new man: he changed his behaviour and mentality. Manner of speaking “his accent was more polished, the words chosen slowly and with care” (line 4/5) = he is posher + he has the SBE (SOUTHERN BRITISH ENGLISH) Physical appearance “he had grown a light moustache” (line 2) “He seemed thinner, taller” (line 4) He became westernized as he adopted western habits and culture. b. Love at first sight He fell in love with such a beautiful girl: Olinda « I have a girl

species from natural selection. The particularity develop through generations, permit a better adaptation of the environment as well as the survival of those species. By using an example of a country undergoing some changes, which could be physical, link with the climate, Darwin demonstrate that the population will be affect by the changes occurring in this country. Darwin explain that population undergoing changes, and extinction of some species, could also affect a lot of other species

origin of a person, on physical appearance , disability, sexual orientation or skin color are the main cause of rasisme . We can see that racism of any kind can start early especially at school but there are also at work. I think so we can understand even if only one has not lived because it was the emphatie for victims of discrimination. I 'm a very emphatic and I'm against racism I think that we are as we are no matter whether we are different from one another we are all human. I also think that we

PLASTIC SURGERY : the magic potion? INTO : The plactic surgery has more and more demands , it is about the correction of physical defects. Since many years the developpment of science and technologie has made the processus less risky and more effective. Now in our society it is fashionable to be young healty and attractive. People are now obssessed with the fear of getting old, that is why plastic surgery is used the conceal the signs of aging. But the thing is , is it worth all the risk

given clues as to the identity and purpose of Jacob: a seemingly empty chair, liquid-filled jars on the window ledge, an oil painting of an Airedale terrier all in a derelict shack surrounded by a line of what appears to be dust; his ghost-like appearance to Locke in period costume - his words "help me"; his dislike of technology; his list; and, most importantly, the reverence in which the Others hold him. If we can work out who Jacob is, we may solve the mysteries of LOST - the island, its time

“excellent nature”, “blessing” the doctor as its “father and creator” – thus a being not only with seeming ‘divine’ origins - but perhaps the surrogate son, the child that Frankenstein never had. However, the utopia of the dream is soon fractured at the physical moment of creation. The “brilliant ands wondrous” light which accompanied Frankenstein’s moment of intellectual conception is metaphorically reduced to a dim and “half extinguished” candle, shedding a feeble light on the doctor’s creature – now in

their rights • L.22 to 32: A turning point/ disruptism in his life • L.32 to 54: His attempt of redemption / His fight against Smoking/ a reversal of situation I) Pro-smoking activism The good life consisted on a life based on appearances, on vices, on the idea of showing-off (smoking, drinking, partying, rock’n’roll and probably drugs and sex, beautiful cars…) The positive image linked to smoking is glamorizing the characters, making them cool, attractive, and self-confident, sexy