· 1959 self-governing state · 1963 joined Malaysia · 1965 complete independence Legal system · Legal system based on English common law · Trial by jury removed in 1970 · Caning · Mandatory death penalty · "Possibly the highest execution rate in the world relative to its population" Economy · Location made it an important trading post · In 2011 ranked 2ndfreest economy · Singaporean dollar · Port of Singapore · Worlds highest % of millionaires (1 out of 6) · No minimum wage and high income inequality levels among developed countries Military · Said to be most technologically advanced · On independence, great deal of support from Israel · Mandatory military service · Troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor and Indonesia Demographics · 62 % citizens, 38 % foreigners · 1400 cellphones per 1000 people · Low birth rate, immigration · In 2009, 74,2 % Chinese, 13,4 % Malay and
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basic needs but intellectuals struggling for inner freedom. Counter-culture, rejection of conventions(tava), swinging sixties, sagging(kokkuvajunud) seventies. Mass culture, cult of personality: the celebrated figures of our time are not men of valour and women of virtue but those significantly called 'beautiful people'. Not imitation of christ but imitation of cosmetics of Princess Diana and Angelina Jolie. Not lives of saints but biographies of stars. Success stories of millionaires. `The swinging Sixties' and `the sagging Seventies'. 13. The politics and poetics of Postmodernism. Resistance to interpretations. Play with language, genre, character, `the true' and `the real'. The role of media and ideology. Differences between post-war and postmodern fiction; postmodernism and modernism. The politics and poetics of Postmodernism Lyotard 'The postmodern condition', Ihab Hassan,
DOS to run on the computer. November Microsoft and IBM sign a contract for Microsoft to develop certain software products for IBM's microcomputer. December IBM delivers the first PC prototype to Microsoft, so they can begin developing BASIC and the machine's operating system. Apple Computer becomes a publicly held company, selling 4.6 million shares at US$22 per share. More than 40 Apple employees and investors become instant millionaires. Seattle Computer Products renames QDOS to 86-DOS, releasing it as version 0.3. Microsoft then bought non-exclusive rights to market 86-DOS. Logo Computer Systems is formed in Montreal, Canada, to market the public domain language LOGO. Microsoft begins work on its first microcomputer application, a spreadsheet program initially called Electronic Paper. Digital Research releases CP/M-86 for Intel 8086- and 8088-based systems.
practice in both East and West. Renunciation of possessions, however, will not automatically free you of the ego. It will attempt to ensure its survival by finding something else to identify with, for example, a mental image of yourself as someone who has transcended all interest in material possessions and is therefore superior, is more spiritual than others. There are people who have renounced all possessions but have a bigger ego than some millionaires. If you take away one kind of identification, the ego will quickly find another. It ultimately doesn’t mind what it identifies with as long as it has an identity. Anti-consumerism or anti-private ownership would be another thought form, another mental position, that can replace identification with possessions. Through it you could make yourself right and others wrong. As we shall see later, making yourself right and others wrong is one of the principal egoic
referent, even though the latter is one thing we philosophers know when we know that (2) is true. Frege's Puzzle (3) Mark Twain is Samuel Langhorne Clemens contains two proper names, both of which pick out or denote the same per- son or thing, and so--if the names are Millian--should be trivially true. Yet as before, (3) seems both informative and contingent. (A fictional example is "Superman is Clark Kent"; according to Mr. Jerry Siegel's comic-book saga, dilettante millionaires spent time and money trying to discover Superman's secret identity.) On Frege's view, although the two names in (3) pick out a common refer- ent, they "present" that individual in different ways; they have importantly different senses. And what he calls "cognitive significance" goes with sense, rather than with reference. This is what he writes: When we found `a = a' and `a = b' to have different cognitive values,
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