The project got its start at the University of Chicago. University president Robert Hutchins collaborated with Mortimer Adler to develop a course, generally aimed at businessmen, for the purpose of filling in gaps in education, making one more well-rounded and familiar with the "Great Books" and ideas of the past three millennia. Among the original students was William Benton, future US Senator and then CEO of the Encyclopædia Britannica. It was he who proposed a series of books presenting the greatest works of the canon, complete an ...

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Main articles: Felony, and [[{{{2}}}]], and [[{{{3}}}]], and [[{{{4}}}]], and [[{{{5}}}]] In other lang ...

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In 1979, a telemovie titled The Franky Doyle Story was produced. It was made using material edited from the first two dozen episodes of the series, with emphasis on the character of Franky Doyle (Carol Burns). It was the first of an intended series of telemovies. The plan was shelved when the cast took the matter to the industrial commission, who ruled that they were not being fairly compensated fo ...

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As actor: Summer City (1977) I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977) Mad Max (1979) Tim (1979) The Chain Reaction (1980) Gallipoli (1981) Mad Max 2 (1981) Attack Force Z (1982) The Year of Living Dangerously (1982) The Bounty (1984) The River (1984) Mrs. Soffel (1984) Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) Lethal Weapon ...

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Some gay rights groups have accused Gibson of homophobia for a 1992 interview in the Spanish magazine El Pais. In the interview, when asked what he thought of gay people, he said, "They take it up the ass." Gibson then bent over and pointed to his buttocks, saying "This is only for taking a shit." When the interviewer recalled that Gibson previously had expressed fear people would think he is gay because he's an actor, Gibson responded in saying "Do I sound like a homosexual? Do I talk like them? Do I move like them?" Gibson later def ...

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List of Australian television series - Arts and Culture. The Arts Show (ABC) At the Movies (ABC) Fashionista (SBS) Message Stick (ABC) The Movie Show (SBS) Second Opinion (ABC) List of Australian television series - Children's. Bambaloo (Seven Network) Bananas in Pyjamas (ABC) Behind the News (ABC) The Big Arvo (Seven N ...

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In 1990 a second edition of the Great Books of the Western World was published, this time with updated translations and six more volumes of material covering the 20th century, an era of which the first edition was nearly devoid. A number of pre-20th century books were also added, and four were dropped from the set: Apollonius' On Conic Sections, Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy, Henry Fielding's Tom Jones, and Joseph Fourier's Analytical Theory of Heat. Adler later expressed regret about dropping On Con ...

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The themes of the show were often radical, including feminism, homosexuality and social reform. While many of the characters were played, at times, for comedy, the series had an extraordinary humanity, examining in detail the way in which women dealt with incarceration, and separation from their families. Several lesbian characters were featured throughout the show's run, notably prisoners Franky Doyle and Judy Bryant, and prison officer Joan Ferguson. The lesbian angle was never used for titillation, rat ...

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Prisoner was one of the first Australian soap operas exported to the UK where it was screened as Prisoner: Cell Block H. The name was changed to avoid confusion with the other well-known British series, The Prisoner. It achieved enduring success there despite much negative criticism from reviewers. In addition to the UK and Australia, the show has also aired in Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Sweden and the United States of America. Its US broadcast is noteworthy for a candlelight vigil held outside the Los Angeles station which aired the show, by lesbian fans of the show, to mourn the o ...

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The storyline for the opening episodes involved the arrival of two new prisoners, Karen Travers (Peta Toppano) and Lynn Warner (Kerry Armstrong). Travers had been charged for the murder of her husband, and quickly found herself the unwilling recipient of Franky Doyle's affections. Warner was charged with the abduction of a child, a prickly issue with the other inmates. (Prison populations are known for their intolerance to ...

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Prisoner was shown on ITV in the United Kingdom during the 1980s and 90s but was never networked. Some ITV companies showed the series once a week whilst others such as Central stripped the series across three days. Because the series was shown on all ITV companies late at night (just before closedown at first, then as the first programme of the new 24-hour broadcasting in the late 1980s), it became a favourite of the local continuity announcers. The announcers would often joke about characters ...

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Unlike many other contemporary soap operas (Dallas, Dynasty, etc.), the characters and settings were predominantly working-class. Additionally, a majority of the characters were female, over-40 and — because of the show's setting — were not played by typically glamorous TV actors. The series was praised many times for the opportunity it gave actresses who, under more conventional TV circumst ...

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Most often, criminals are punished judicially, by fines, corporal punishment or custodial sentences such as prison. It should be noted that Behavioral Psychologist do not consider prison a sound punishment because most criminals are repeat offenders, thus, their behavior has not changed. If the behavior does not change then any stimulus that was presented is not punishment just aversive. Children, pupils and other trainees are also punished by their educators or instructors (mainl ...

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