Essays on Bough

A social anthropologist and classic scholar from Scotland, Sir James George Frazer is known to be one of the influential fathers of contemporary anthropology. He is well-known for his works on comparative religion and selected works such as The Golden Bough, Greek traveller Pausanias' description, and Totemism and Exogamy. Along with many volumes of speculations on history of religion, Frazer did more first-rank classical work than any other classical scholars can accomplish in a life time . He was a person who stressed orientation into his work, and his work is considered as scattered element of theory and much information. A generalized ...

- Provisions to put in place to protect the residents The contract to privatize recycling needs to be managed by the city officials. The company should not charge the customers directly. In the contract, there should be provision of a fixed charge to the customers for a pick up for a specific period to avoid instances where the company contracted increases charges without any notice. Borough must track the business data and activities need to be to ensure that it complies with the provision of the contract. That is in efforts to ensure that it safeguards the residents. - Other ...

11 July 2011

Comparisons between ‘Localism or T/here’ and ‘Post Feminism’

There are a number of comparisons that can be drawn between Juliana Spahr’s Localism or T/here and Brenda Shaughnessy’s Post Feminism – two poems concerned with the idea of togetherness in the face of adversity. Shaughnessy uses an exaggerated example of post-feminist society to demonstrate how in spite of trying not to fulfil social expectations of womanhood (the poem refers to prostitutes and mothers), togetherness is important in some context. Spahr prefers to demonstrate how ultimately, togetherness is something that you can share regardless of whether you’re “lost there and here.” In short, these are ...