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The Changing Image, Background & Economics Of Heavy Weight Motorcycle Riders
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5 pages in length. The influence of Harley-Davidson motorcycles upon popular culture has experienced a significant metamorphosis throughout the past several years. Once the image of dirty, unsavory troublemakers, Harley bikers have worked hard to abandon such an unappealing reputation in exchange for a collection of civic-minded, upstanding citizens who have placed their entire heart and soul into the aspect of heavy weight motorcycles. Debunking this bad boy image of motorcycle riders has not been an easy task, inasmuch as the old, unflattering distinction has had a tendency to stick in the public's mind. However, the very nature of motorcycle riding has taken on a new image and vitality within the broad aspect of expanding contemporary lifestyles. This revived reputation has been responsible for attracting more professionals whose desire is to project an image of wholesome fun, community contribution and the freedom that is inherent to the Harley-Davidson experience. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: TLCharly.wps

The Changing State of Society
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This 5 page paper begins by defining society, and then goes on to discuss the importance of dialect, and systems that exist within society. Various aspects are explored inclusive of Marx and Engels' model. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: SA214soc.rtf

The Communication Privacy Management Theory - Analysis
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This 5 page paper analyzes Petronio's Communication Privacy Management theory using Littlejohn's criteria. The theory is evaluated based on scope, appropriateness, heuristic value, validity and parsimony. This is an expansion of PGcmthev.rtf and includes the premise that this theory is both a dialectical theory and a systems theory. Bibliography lists 5 sources. PGcmthevR.rtf
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The Communication Privacy Management Theory - Evaluation
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This 3 page paper evaluates the entitle communication theory using Littlejohn's criteria. The theory is evaluated based on scope, appropriateness, heuristic value, validity and parsimony. No Bibliography.
Filename: PGcmthev.rtf

The Concept of Individualism
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This 4 page paper defines and discusses the concept of individualism. Bellah's ideas are noted as are those of Ben Franklin. Examples are provided. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA640Ind.rtf

The Concept of Self
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5 pages. The concept of self is not considered to be undermined by genetic science. 'Self' as described in this paper is not the genetic makeup of humanity but of the inner spirit, the soul, and the essence of one's beliefs. The explanation of self is not one that takes into consideration the physical parts that create a human being. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: JGAselfs.rtf

The Construction and Development of National Identity
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This 16 page paper looks at the way in which national identity's formed and then evolves. The past is an essential component in the formation of national identity so the first part of the paper concentrates on how it is the perception of the past as well as the events which aid in the construct of national identity, to demonstrate this England is used as an example. The second part of the paper then looks at the role literature plays in developing and enhancing national identity. To demonstrate the different ways in which literature can achieve this comparison is made between England and Scotland. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
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The Construction of National Identity
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This is a 10 page paper discussing the construction of national identity. National identity is said to be constructed out of several key elements. Firstly, members of a nation construct their national identity out of a shared collective memory of historical events. Many of these memories are actually based on myth but that is irrelevant if these ideals are shared by all. Because of the “selective” memory used in the construction of national identity, desirable aspects of a nation’s history are promoted while less desirable aspects are forgotten or hidden to protect the perception of the national identity. National identity is therefore highly social and interactive between the members of the state, its political system and educational systems among others. Collective national identity may also be based on aspects of shared language or shared cultural and religious beliefs. The concept of national identity is ever changing which relates to social, historical and political changes within the nations and their relationships with other nations around them. Regardless of the dynamic nature of national identity, it cannot be easily forced or changed from the decisions of a few although in many ways, promotion of national identity or collective history and memory is evident throughout the educational systems and the use of national symbols. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TJniden1.rtf

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