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How and why does Samuel Beckett create hopeless situations that parody reality in the play 'Waiting for Godot'?

Beckett talks about the theme of suicide consistently throughout the play, as the characters mull over their lives and existences. When Vladimir asks ‘What do we do now?’, Estragon replies quite casually ...

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What is the core periphery model?

The core-periphery model is one used to describe the globalised world. A country with many international political, economic and social interactions is considered core. E.g UK. Whilst a country with limit...

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What is the difference between internal and external validity?

Internal and external validity both relate to the evaluation of a research's study / procedure' validity.
Internal validity refers to whether there is a causal relationship between the independent va...

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What is the simples way to integrate by part?

In a case of integral that you want to integrate once using technique "by parts" you have to divide your integral into two functions.Working on an example, f(x)=x sinxLet g(x)=x and h'(x)= sin x...

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Answered by Michał K. Maths tutor
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Why cant I use the same expression for doppler effect when the source is in motion and when the listener is in motion?

This is a common misconception that involves changes in frames of reference. In most contexts moving towards an object refers to the same physical reality as the object moving towards you (at constant spe...

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Answered by Francisco M. Physics tutor
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