The emerging wearable technology developments and the looming ethical fashion smart wearable market growth has the significant impact on regional and global economic growth. The valuation of an ethical fashion smart wearable BGSS at its inception is a cen-tral matter to fashion industry stakeholders, especially to investors and entrepreneurs. Generally, a convenient method of evaluation from the investor perspective, which is ac-cepted among entrepreneurial practitioners, is to better manage negotiations
to teach our young loved ones to “be themselves” why can we not we follow our own advice? Adults are always preaching the importance of children to be themselves, yet most adults find themselves feeling the societal pressures to conform. As we grow we try to change ourselves to fit these cultural “norms” and in the process we start to lose our true selves. As women, society says we have a certain appearance to uphold. The way we dress, the way we style our hair, our shoes and even the
Though plundering may have been standard procedure for the Vikings, most of their business was conducted in an orderly fashion. Pillaging served mainly as a reminder to their subjects of what happened when tribute was not paid (Lund 56). The best example of tribute taking was the Danegeld, a tax levied in England to pay off the Danes in order to prevent them from plundering
Animals casts off or moult their skin, other would lose hair or discolour. Amidst humans the strong desire or impulse to improve the appearance or enhance of oneself has continue to exist and endure globally unchanged through time and space. Humans tried to promote difference, significance and individuality by changing features from the tip of their hair follicle to the very end of their toes. Transforming to elevate or define character, either to refer to social issues, status issues, legitimate
has become outdated. Regions prospered from indigenous, local and specialized production, they created clusters of similar firms where trust and cooperation was imperative to good working relationships. In particular, the approaches emphasise the importance of local and regional institutions and their ability to develop indigenous assets and resources and their ability to adjust to changing circumstances (Bennett et al. 1990). References A. Marshall. 1980. Principles of Economics. Great minds series
Significantly, the state should be able to provide all children, regardless of their background and circumstances, with a solid educational foundation to pursue their career goals and become productive citizens in society. At its core, human rights concerns inform the laws and policies governing a perfect education system in order to safeguard the rights of children to basic education. Essentially, no child would be left behind when it comes to
Murshidabad, West Bengal, email id: lopadas200@gmail.com Corresponding Email id: lopadas200@gmail.com Mob no: 7384163423 Abstract:- The novels of Shashi Deshpande revolves around the sufferings and suffocating situation of female section in the contemporary Indian society. The second novel of Shashi Deshpande The Dark Holds No Terror presents the pictures of the various parts of Sarita’s life, the protagonist dividing into four parts. Sarita expresses her heart core desire to get identity which she finds
his thinking about power and control in society. He used the term to refer to ways of talking or thinking about particular subjects that are united by common assumptions. Foucault demonstrated the dramatic way in which discourses of madness changed from medieval times through to the present day. In the Middle Ages the insane were generally regarded as harmless; some believed that they might even have possessed a special 'gift' of perception. In modern societies, however, 'madness' has been shaped by
language has lost its importance - it rejoices the fusion of languages, culture, and races. The post-1980s Indian English writers have formed interesting plots using myths, history, and politics. The post-1980s Indian English fiction is not simply a story of India, but a strong evidence of changing the literary culture in India. The strength of the post-1980s Indian English fiction lies in the excavation of memories, hidden past, myths, and political history of India in the contemporary novels in a fantastic
The distinctiveness of Indian theatrical tradition in the dramatic cultures of the world—its antiquity as well as its aesthetic appeal—is more or less indisputable today. The roots of theatre in India are ancient and deep-seated. Theatrical expression of some kind or the other has been since primitive and mythic times, an integral part of Indian life. Our knowledge about the initial, primitive stage of theatrical activity in India is very meagre. However one can safely say that theatre in India as