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edu Employment 2010 current Associate Professor of Marketing University of California San Diego Rady School of Management 2012 2013 Visiting Associate Professor of Marketing Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management 2011 2012 Visiting Prof. Erez A Foulk T Mitchell T R Jackson C A Judge T A Anticipation and recollection are better than the experien ce Effects of a rosy view on event evaluations Submission target Administrative Science Quarterly brPage 6br Amir Erez Page brPage 7br Ami Chapters 4-5. Mr. . Bratkowski. . Summary. Ali and Baba grew up together.. Amir and Hassan enjoy going to the cemetery to read, although Hassan is illiterate.. Amir begins writing his own stories. . 6. . Theme: . Amir . Timur. . and his moral legacy.. The plan:. 1. The life and activity of Amir . Timur. .. 2. A. . Timur. prominent statesman of high spirituality. 3. Issues of spirituality in "The laid Tamerlane.". The Kite Runner. , . Hosseini. has been providing details about Amir and Hassan. These details have been given both in the form of . direct characterization . and . indirect characterization.. In your own words explain what. By .  Khaled . Hosseini.  . Khaled Hosseini. Born: March 4, 1965. Kabul, Afghanistan . Father was diplomat and mother was a teacher.. Moved to France at age 11 and never able to return to Kabul due to Soviet War.. Amir saw Carla, a teenager, whom he knew was easily frightened. Amir offered to give Carla a lift home in his car. As Amir sped off down the road, they discussed “The Prisoner”, a television programme which they both liked. Amir suddenly said, “Now you’re my prisoner!” Carla immediately panicked, opened the passenger door and jumped out of the moving car. Carla fell and hurt her wrist. When she got home, her wrist was very sore, so her mother took her to hospital. She was treated by a doctor who incorrectly put her wrist in a splint. As a result, Carla suffered permanent damage to her wrist. The permanent injury would not have happened if she had been properly treated.. Brainstorm the title. How does it shape your expectations about what you’re going to read? . If you’ve already read the novel, is the title appropriate?. Chapter 1. What is the significance of the past for the narrator? . Diabetes. Using this slide set . This slide set is one of four, designed to be a teaching aid in the management of the physical health of people with a severe mental illness. The slide set should be used with the accompanying fact sheet on diabetes.. Introduction to all set prompts. Amir . and Hassan represent the divisions in Afghan society and how this dichotomy affects the direction of their lives. Discuss. A ‘discuss’ type of prompt . is best tackled as a debate . Could also be viewed as a fable with a moral message.. “Post-colonial” literary theory – fiction emerging from countries which were once colonised by others, examining how cultural identities have been affected by invading countries.. and . CBS Radio San Diego. are pleased to present. Since 2010, CBS Radio San Diego, in partnership with the San Diego community, raised more than $850,000 for the kids at . Rady. Children’s Hospital!. . Amir falls in love with . Soraya. and asks for his father’s help in asking for her hand in marriage – such respect is very important to Afghan families.. Soraya. feels she cannot commit to Amir until she admits her “guilty secret” that she ran off with another man when she was younger – “You need to know. I don’t want us to start with secrets”. Amir accepts her regardless. What is the irony that is occurring here?. Thomas James Morgan & Lewis . Patric. Barclay. Chapter 1 . analysis. Chapter 1 is set in San Francisco, however a lot of the text is description of . Amir’s childhood and haunted past. , when he grew up in Afghanistan. This shows the comparison between the two locations, and shows how well Amir has done and that Baba’s decision to move to USA was the right one for the sake of Amir and his own qualities of life. The effect of these two places always makes you compare and remember Amir’s past, which haunts him because of his regrets about Hassan and the wrong decisions he made. . Summary of chapter 5. In this chapter, we get a first glimpse of the future events in Afghanistan, ‘The earth shook a little and we heard the rat-a-tat-tat of gunfire’. The future events in the book are foreshadowed in this sentence, the onomatopoeia brings the idea of gunfire to life, helping the reader to get into the mind of the characters..