The Oriental Land Company Essays

  • Disney Goes to Tokyo

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    network and near Narita airport. The convenient transportation helped Tokyo Disneyland to attract more visitors. Despite common knowledge, Tokyo Disneyland was more a Japanese product than a perfect copy of the American style. The fact that a Japanese company owns Tokyo Disneyland caused the Tokyo Park to adhere almost perfectly to local regulations and customs. (Ancona, M11-13) Therefore, Tokyo Disneyland did not face all the issues that generally arise with other forms of international activities and

  • Orientalism In Oriental Literature

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    The first step that reached out to the soil of the Middle East by American scholarship on the ground of understanding the enlightenment, realism, and erudition of the Oriental literature, is generally considered to be a reflection of America’s commercial relations with the Orient. It was the beginning of the Orientalism in American readership and ramified into four major theoretical approaches: Old Orientalism (O.P. Kejriwal).New Orientalism (Edward Said).Orientalism (David Canadine. Subaltern Studies

  • The Definition Of Photography

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    Since the end of 19th century, photography is the part of human life, its most direct witness. However, the definition of photography, and what is its main prompt, appears still ambiguous. On the one hand, it would be fair to define photography as a transfer of a fixed image on a photosensitive material with the help of camera. On the other hand, photography it is a certain outlook on life, which comes from the bottom of an artists heart. To collect photographs is to collect the world. With photographs

  • Analysis Of The La Grande Odalisque

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    The La Grande Odalisque, a painting by Jean-Auguste Ingres (1780-1867), is the rendering of oriental woman of a luxurious harem by the French artist, however this artwork also conveys how the western world viewed the east, as well depicts the splendors Europeans is invested in and how this rendition and other related works evolved the current viewing of how society sees the Middle East. Per Jennifer Meagher, Department of European Painting, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, beforehand, the

  • Japan and Korea

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    question with vigor throughout this century. I do not believe the answer is so black and white. While looking at the history of the colonization, evidence of both should appear. The word colonization alone generally means to move into another people’s land and exploit resources. However, positive results can appear during a negative situation. Regardless of what point of view an individual takes, there is no doubt that Japan has dramatically influenced Korea. This is common with most nations in the

  • The Importance Of Diversity In Disney Movies

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    Aladdin, where the Middle-Eastern and Arabic culture is very romanticized and the film uses very stereotypical portrayals of the Arabian society to forward the plot and to characterize the people. Because it is a film created by a Western company about a “faraway land,” as the movie describes it, the exocticizing of the Arabian culture and the lack of nuance does not make the portrayal of it “including everyone” or “for everyone.” It’s primarily for how a Western audience wants to look at the exocticized

  • Consumer Identity

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    Thirdly, sometimes it affected by reference groups. Then, in the premise of meeting consumer demand for real or potential, and companies also can influence consumption. Therefore, consumer behavior has these features likes diversity, complexity, behavior congruence and navigation that is difficult to understand. What is more, Michael R. Solomon and Gary Bamossy (2010) believed that

  • Okihiro The Pineapple Culture Summary

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    meaning to how one may perceive the Pacific Rim. Without further ado, let’s begin by elaborating on the Banana Empire. In the tropical fruit passage, Okihiro argues that the United Fruit Company/ Banana Empire focused heavily on expansion westward or American imperialism. It was said that the United Fruit Company brought the rise of an industrial empire from what was a tropic area. Economic Imperialism and the ideal of monopolizing areas like railroads, consumers, the government, etc... brought great

  • Outline Of Peter 5: 13

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    Summary I Peter 5:13 The Epistle or letters were a form of communication used by the Apostles to give instruction, share revelations or defend the truth of the Gospel. The Apostle Peter, who wrote the Epistle of I Peter 5:13, mystifies theologians with the conclusion, the Church at Babylon salutes you in the closing of his Epistle. This letter was probably written at the end of his life. It is thought that after this epistle was written he was arrested and tried. Babylon throughout the bible

  • Heart Of Darkness: What Did Europeans Think About Africa?

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    natives were below them and needed their “help” to become humanized and cultured (Jones). It was an attitude similar to orientalism, Africans had little chance to engage in a dialogue about their culture and heritage. Africa was a different and “other” land that was full of valuable resources to Europeans that the natives did not understand the value of. To the West, and many Europeans, Africa existed as a place full of resources to be taken. What did Europeans think about Africa? The general European

  • Case Study: The Probability Behind Monopoly

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    The Probability Behind Monopoly` Tiffany Zhong Period 6 The Probability Behind Monopoly Growing up, Monopoly was one of my favorite games to play. Determined to win, I even read a book on strategies to win Monopoly. While reading this book, a number caught my eye: it was the percentage of landing on a certain space. How did the book calculate these numbers? For example, how would I find the probability of landing on Boardwalk? This caused me to think some more about the probability

  • Chinese Immigration to America in the 1800's

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    States of America since the days of colonization in the 17th century. Masses of migrants around the world have sought a place in which to escape persecution, gain economic fortunes, and live their lives in freedom. America has always symbolized the land of opportunity everyone has been looking for, as exemplified by the inscription on The Statue of Liberty: Give me your tired, your poor, 
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, 
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. 
Send these, the homeless

  • Mercantilism Theory: Comparative Disadvantages And Absolute Advantage

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    Low tariffs on import increases jobs outsourcing which will negatively affect the employment opportunities in developed countries. The RTA signed between US, Mexico and Canada (NAFTA) reduced tariffs on imports allowing foreign companies to expand and outsource their production. (EPI, 2003) As a result, the bargaining power of American workers was undercut. (Faux, 2013) NAFTA caused the loss of 700,000 jobs as the production moved to Mexico. The jobs lost were mainly from California

  • Hawaiis political economy

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    contained a major land redistribution act, which was forced onto the monarchy by Westerners(Blaisdell, p.44). Bringing fee simple ownership to Hawaiians, these land divisions actually alienated the land from them. The Mahele divided the lands between the chiefs, king and government. The Kuleana act supposedly guaranteed to the makaainana fee simple title to small plots of land, which would eventually separate the individual from the group. (Trask, p.10) Hawaiians depended on the land, they were not

  • Thoughts on the Mikado

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    of the Pirates of Penzance. `Would they be a local group?' drawled the girl behind the counter. G & S had obviously lost their hold on late twentieth century Cornwall, but in late nineteenth century America the Mikado was a wow. Rival Mikado companies sprouted like alfalfa seed and sued each other with litigious fury over who had the proper performing rights. On one evening in 1886, a year after the first performance in England, there took place across the United States 170 separate performances

  • The Middle Ages by Joseph Dahlmus and Feudal Society by Marc Bloch

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    evaluate feudalism’s effectiveness as an economic system. Feudalism was the system most common in Middle Ages Europe. This structure of land distribution involved breaking up land into smaller pieces with their own rulers in exchange for loyalty to the king. This investigation will focus on the Feudalism specifically in Europe in the Middle Ages, as opposed to Oriental feudalism. The books The Middle Ages by Joseph Dahlmus and Feudal Society by Marc Bloch, which dives into Feudalism’s details and effects

  • Chad

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    year. The geography of Chad is mostly pastures and meadows. Chad is located in Central Africa and is between the Central African Republic and Libya. The total area is 1,259,200 km2, and the land area is 1,259,200 km2.2 The total size in area of Chad is slightly more than three times the size of California. The land boundaries of Chad are; Cameroon (1,094 km), Central African Republic (1,197 km), Libya (1,055 km), Niger (1,175 km), Nigeria (87 km), and Sudan (1,360 km).3 All of these countries total

  • Problems of Euro Disney

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    INTRODUCTION Many companies throughout the United States and beyond are resorting to developing their business abroad. This is due to numerous factors such as the ability to cut costs through cheaper building material or labor, which leads to increg their revenues, functioning with more advantageous tax and labor laws, and expanding their market, just to name a few. The Walt Disney Company was one of those many American organizations to expand on foreign soil. Its first foreign venture proved to

  • The Question Of Hu Analysis

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    The Question of Hu reconstructs an extraordinary episode of the initial contacts between Europe and China. Jonathan D. Spence tells the story of John Hu, a Cantonese convert to Catholicism, who entered the service of Jean-François Foucquet, a French Jesuit missionary, as translator and servant. Foucquet took him with on his return to Paris in 1722, but Hu's strange behavior abroad motivated his confinement in an asylum for the mentally ill. From French, British and Vatican archives, the author attempts

  • Indian Tobacco Industry Essay

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    largest sector in terms of central exercise of revenue contribution after oil gas sector. The industry act as a major foreign exchange earner for the government. Besides tobacco farming and production, the Indian tobacco industry also consists of companies involved in manufacturing, sales and distribution of tobacco products like cigarettes, cigars, beedis and chewing tobacco. The Indian tobacco market grew at a strong rate during the period 2006-2012, as there is strong sales growth in the cigarettes