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Intellectual Property Laws

Intellectual property refers to property that is made out of mental labor. It includes copyright patent, trademark, industrial design mark, and trade jurisdiction is some jurisdiction. Examples of goods that can be categorized as intellectual property are literature, cover music and other artistic works that can be considered as discoveries and inventions and symbols, phrases words and design. All in all, patents protect tangible things’ design, copyright protects the different forms of artistic and written designs and trademark symbols or names that identify the source of a product or service (Stim, 2005). Managers are facing several ethical problems at ...

"Jeune orpheline au cimetière" and "Jane, Countess of Harrington" symbolize two different periods of the art history. Young Orphan Girl in the Cemetery is an early work of Eugène Delacroix, the master of French Romanticism. The picture is full of sadness - there is a young orphan girl in a white gown, which slightly shows her bare shoulders. She is looking somewhere beyond the picture frame and Delacroix shows the girl's despair through certain elements like tears in her dark eyes or her lying hand. She seems to be distracted from what surrounds her, the artist uses ...

This is a study of the lucky German agent during the Second World War, which at the same time was the unlucky spy in modern history. By connecting with the Nazi dullness same duplicity, Cicero made something little for his German masters and for himself. In October 1943, using a habit to take home the Ambassador of the Embassy of secret documents began to withdraw from them and sell photocopies of the German attaché Ludwig Moyzisch got a conspiratorial nickname Cicero. Bazna espionage activity continued until the spring of 1944 - in particular, through it received a number of warnings about the Allied ...

Q A The Doorman in The Last Laugh demonstrates a character of resilience. Even though he had been demoted from his position as doorman, he still carries himself around with a high level of confidence managing to deceive people in the neighbourhood into believing that he still holds his position. In contrast, Immanuel Rath is a person who easily gives up. He is not as resilient as the Doorman. Immanuel Rath quickly resigns from his position as an educator at the local Gymnasium when he realizes that the principal is displeased with his behaviour. Both characters are ridiculed by people whom ...

In 1786, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was 30 years old and was already considered a world-renowned musicians for his many concertos, sonatas, symphonies and chamber pieces (Bakalar, 2009). During his relatively short career, he died at age 35, he would go on to compose eighteen operas. The Marriage of Figaro, or Le Nozze di Figaro as the original Italian has it, is one of his most important works for several reasons. In the first place it is considered in and of itself to be a masterpiece. After it’s premier the periodical Wiener Realzuitung said of Mozart’s music, “It contains so ...

Introduction

Computer programming is a growing industry today, especially considering that technology is an essential part of people’s everyday lives. With new applications being constantly developed to cater to people’s different needs, programming languages also undergo changes, which allow programmers or software developers to meet the increasing complexities of these modern-day applications. With the long history behind the development of programming languages, which continues even to this day, this paper aims to present a brief overview of this history where some of the important milestones are highlighted.

Origins of Computing and Programming

After the invention of the Chinese abacus and other devices, such as ...

Shakespeare’s play, The Twelfth Night explores many aspects of human living and one of these aspects is Love. Various types of love are evident in the play. For instance, there is sibling love between Viola and Sebastian, romantic love expressed by Duke Orsino towards Countess Olivia and infatuation disguised as love as in the case of Malvolio’s feelings towards his lady Countess Olivia. Homosexual love has been a theme in several of Shakespeare’s writings such as in Merchant of Venice, as in the love that exists between the characters Bassanio and Antonio. Therefore, it comes as no ...

Biography and Criticism - Aemilia Lanyer

In the realm of the English literary canon, one of the most intriguing figures is Aemilia Lanyer. As mysterious as she is important, not a great deal is known about her life - in fact, there is no physical representation of her in artwork or pictoral form, so we do not even know what she really looked like. Nonetheless, she left an indelible impact on English literature, not the least of which through her interaction with William Shakespeare. Her own poetry is thought to be some of the best of Renaissance literature, and what is known about her history is ...

Abstract

This paper will refer to Hogarth’s series of six paintings ‘Marriage à la Mode’ in which he portrays an arranged marriage in 18th century England. It will consider Hogarth’s satirical objects and their relevance to today’s society.

William Hogarth’s six paintings – known as ‘Marriage à la Mode’ – portray the story of an unsuccessful and artificially arranged upper-class marriage in England in the mid 18th century.

Painting 1 – The Marriage Settlement

This shows the final dealings between an aristocrat who is burdened a lot of debt (sitting on the right) and a wealthy merchant (sitting in the middle) to arrange the marriage of their children. ...