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Education is not just preparation, but life itself. English language holds a vital place in our educational system and national life. This presentation explores the aims and objectives of teaching English, emphasizing the importance and impact of mastering the language at different education levels.

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Workplace bullying and harassment in management are serious issues that can lead to psychological distress and organizational problems. This article discusses the emergence of the notion of harassment, different perspectives on its existence, management guides for businesses, legal definitions, and

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The etymology of modern English vocabulary explores words of native Anglo-Saxon origin, Germanic borrowings, and English elements, examining their characteristics and assimilation into the language. It delves into the ways borrowing occurs, criteria for assimilation, and the distinct layers comprisi

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The English language, evolving over 1,400 years, transitioned from Old English to Middle English with works like Beowulf standing as a pinnacle of Old English literature. The epic poem tells the tale of Beowulf's heroic feats in pagan Scandinavia, showcasing elements of alliteration, a key literary

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The historical origins of North American law trace back to the early 17th century, marked by the influence of English common law on the colonies. Over time, the American legal system evolved, absorbing elements from both the English legal tradition and local statutes. The development of the United S

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Human rights are natural and inalienable, essential for human life, based on universal principles. The concept of human rights is both simple and complex, requiring societal development and political will for implementation. Rooted in natural law theory, human rights have evolved from natural law to

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Austin's Theory of Law, presented by Rinkey Sharma, delves into the Imperative Theory of Law as proposed by Austin, known as the father of English jurisprudence. It explores General and Particular Jurisprudence, Austin's definition of law, and the elements of positive law, emphasizing the concepts o

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Delve into the fascinating world where Arabic and English intersect, with a focus on language learning patterns, the brain's process of acquiring new information, essential driving patterns, English pronunciation, and the intriguing history of the English language's phonetic alphabet. Discover the c

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Amin Ali Ahmad Al-Solel, an Associate Professor of English Literature at Thamar University in Yemen, shares insights on the challenges faced by English learners in Yemen. From outdated curriculum and lack of resources to struggles with writing skills, the educational system in Yemen poses significan

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Possession in jurisprudence is defined as the closest relationship between a person and a thing they possess. It involves physical control and the intention to exercise that control. Various legal scholars have provided definitions to explain the concept of possession, highlighting the significance

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Jeremy Bentham, often considered the father of Analytical School of Jurisprudence, introduced Utilitarianism as a guiding principle for law. According to Bentham, the purpose of law is to maximize the overall happiness and minimize pain for the greatest number of people. He developed the concept of

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Explore the evolution and role of public services in the municipal sector through a comparative analysis presented in a block seminar by Prof. István Hoffman. Delve into the general theory of public services, the traditional and changing approaches of public administration, and government expenditu

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English language holds a significant position in the educational system and national life of India. This presentation by Dr. A. Mary Delphine highlights the aims and objectives of teaching English, emphasizing its importance in India and the modern world. The objectives include understanding the rat

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Jurisprudence upholds the rule against retrospective legislation to protect settled matters and individual rights. The presumption is that laws should be prospective to avoid disrupting existing legal relationships. However, legislatures possess the power to enact retrospective laws, subject to cert

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Fiqh, an Arabic term meaning "deep understanding," plays a crucial role in interpreting divine law (Shariah) in Islam. This article delves into the concept of Fiqh, the emergence of Fiqh schools, sources of Fiqh according to Imam Abu Haneefa, and different types of Fiqh. By exploring these aspects,

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Judicial independence in Africa is crucial for upholding the rule of law and fostering economic growth. This article explores the key aspects of judicial independence, the challenges faced in implementing it, and the impact on governance and human rights. Countries in transition, such as Kenya, are

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Austin's Imperative Theory of Law, presented by Assistant Professor Rinkey Sharma, delves into the foundational concepts of English jurisprudence as formulated by Austin. His work categorizes jurisprudence into general and particular aspects, exploring principles common to various legal systems and

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Jurisprudence plays a crucial role in scholarship, research, and the development of society by enhancing legal, political, and social thinking. It aids in clarifying legal concepts, promoting logical analysis, and guiding lawyers and judges in interpreting laws effectively. Through jurisprudence, in

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Sociology studies human relations within society while jurisprudence focuses on law. The Sociological School of Jurisprudence emphasizes the interconnection between law and society. It emerged in response to the doctrine of Laissez Faire during the Industrial Revolution, advocating for a balance bet

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Climate litigation in Europe focuses on individual rights and the shortcomings of traditional governance mechanisms in addressing climate change. The emergence of climate litigation as a crucial tool in governance is driven by the need to protect individuals and specific groups who are disproportion

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The WTO TBT Agreement's Articles 2.1 and 2.12 focus on ensuring non-discriminatory treatment for imported products compared to domestic and other countries' products. Article 2.1 emphasizes the concept of "like products" and examines competitive relationships between them to determine if they receiv

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The Normans contributed over 10,000 words to the English language, shaping vocabulary related to government, authority, fashion, art, and more. The integration of French and Old English words led to the evolution of language during this period, with some words persisting while others were replaced o

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The judiciary in South Asian countries like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh plays a vital role in upholding environmental justice and promoting sustainable development. These judiciaries have interpreted constitutional rights to include a healthy environment, leading to landmark decisions that integ

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Dive into the details of organizing an English Day event for 5th and 6th grade students, including tips on event planning, activity design, and engaging non-English speaking students. Learn about the importance of clear instructions, teamwork, and effective communication with teachers to make the ev

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The language of Shona in Zimbabwe, Africa, differs from English in various aspects such as script symbols, alphabet, official usage, borrowing of words, and number of speakers. Shona has a script with 35 symbols, while English has a 26-letter alphabet. English is the official language of the USA, wh

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Explore the essence of jurisprudence through the intertwined realms of law, philosophy, and science. Delve into the meanings, key terms, and types of law, from natural to man-made, to understand the wisdom, knowledge, and regulations that govern human behavior in society.

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Explore the profound impact of law on society through the lenses of legal language, social functions, and the multi-layered system of jurisprudence. Delve into the purpose of law, its role in guiding human conduct, and its importance in maintaining order and peace. Gain insights into the various fun

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The study of English phonetics and phonology is essential for understanding the physical characteristics of human speech sounds and their distribution in language systems. Phonetics focuses on the sounds themselves, while phonology delves into their classification and patterns within a language. Key

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Indian English plays a significant role in the Indian subcontinent with 200 to 333 million English speakers. India is a key player in the English language landscape, publishing more books in English than any other language. The British Raj from 1858 to 1947 shaped the prominence of English in India,

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Explore an innovative blended course designed for English teachers to enhance teaching quality through online resources, digital tools, action research, and active learning strategies. The course includes modules on applying digital tools, action research in English instruction, and active learning

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The lecture delves into the influence of canon law and the reform movement on the development of legitimacy and governance in the 11th century, shaping the concept of the rule of law in the Western world. It discusses early Church canons, canonical collections such as Dionysiana and Hispana, and the

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GCSE English Language and Literature subjects are led by Mrs. A. Baker and Mr. Doodson. English Language is examined by OCR, while English Literature is examined by Edexcel. Both subjects have two examination papers worth 100% of the grade. English Language papers focus on reading and writing skills

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The scenarios described raise complex ethical dilemmas surrounding brain death assessment and end-of-life care, involving critical decisions on life support continuation, organ donation, and family considerations. Analyzing these situations through the lens of Islamic law and principles of jurisprud

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When preparing for the HSC, selecting the appropriate English course is crucial as it is compulsory. Options include Advanced English, Standard English, and English Studies, each offering unique benefits. Advanced English challenges students with higher-order thinking skills, while Standard English

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Explore significant judgments like State of Maharashtra v. Suresh Trading Company and UOI v. Bharti Airtel Ltd. highlighting the importance of relying on registration certificates, the doctrine of "Lex non Cogit Ad impossibilia", and the self-assessment obligations under the GST Act. These cases emp

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Law enforcement officers play a crucial role in the criminal justice system by understanding criminal jurisprudence and the court system's structure. This includes knowledge of different court levels, jurisdiction, and the adjudication process. The duality of courts, such as adult vs. juvenile court

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Explore the concepts of inverse condemnation, Serbonian Bog references, and the legal implications in Texas jurisprudence. Learn about typical and atypical claims, challenges faced by plaintiffs and defendants, and notable cases such as Harris Cty. Flood Control Dist. v. Kerr. Delve into government

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Explore the various sources of constitutional law, including legal basis, formal sources of law, values influencing norms, and the role of jurisprudence. Delve into concepts like Hans Kelsen's method of creating law, the origin of constitutional law, and the factors influencing it. Discover how diff

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Explore the historic fear of domestic military use in Anglo-American jurisprudence, the significance of state-based National Guard units, and the implications of acts like Posse Comitatus Act and 18 U.S. Code 1385. Delve into legal cases like Bissonette v. Haig and insights on civil actions post suc

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The patent eligibility jurisprudence in the United States is described as a mess, impacting crucial future technologies. This article delves into the history of patent laws, Congressional intent, and the challenges faced since 1952, urging a reevaluation and improvement in the patent eligibility cri

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