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Global Corporate Identity 3 is the third edition in a

series offering some of the best international corporate identity

in current use today.

Designing for clients who conduct business on an international

level isn't nearly the rare event it once was. Due in large part to

the ease of internet communication, even small firms and freelance

designers have this opportunity more than they ever have, so being

exposed to ideas, themes, and design executions that cross cultural

lines is invaluable.

Global Corporate Identity 3 showcases hundreds of

superlative examples of design used on a multinational level. Work

from 30 different countries and five continents is represented in

this book making it a welcome addition to any graphics reference

library.

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A noted authority on the subjects of graphic design, logo

design, and corporate branding, David E. Carter has produced over

100 best-selling books in those fields, including The Big Book of

Logos, The Big Book of New Design Ideas, and The Big Book of

Business Cards. He is currently working on several new corporate

identity books.

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Global Corporate Identity 3 is the third edition in a

series offering some of the best international corporate identity

in current use today.

Designing for clients who conduct business on an international

level isn't nearly the rare event it once was. Due in large part to

the ease of internet communication, even small firms and freelance

designers have this opportunity more than they ever have, so being

exposed to ideas, themes, and design executions that cross cultural

lines is invaluable.

Global Corporate Identity 3 showcases hundreds of

superlative examples of design used on a multinational level. Work

from 30 different countries and five continents is represented in

this book making it a welcome addition to any graphics reference

library.

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Global Corporate Identity 3 is the third edition in a series offering some of the best international corporate identity in current use today. Designing for clients who conduct business on an international level isn't nearly the rare event it once was. Due in large part to the ease of internet communication, even small firms and freelance designers have this opportunity more than they ever have, so being exposed to ideas, themes, and design executions that cross cultural lines is invaluable. Global Corporate Identity 3 showcases hundreds of superlative examples of design used on a multinational level. Work from 30 different countries and five continents is represented in this book making it a welcome addition to any graphics reference library.

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• Shylock----the tragedy of the history

  作者：Blanca蝴蝶兰 发布时间：2011-11-08 23:17:26

  About several years ago, I have read The Merchant of Venise. While at that time, I thought Shylock was so selfish and the judgment of the duck was just for him, and he deserved for his misfortune, but now, I understand him: he is the tragedy of that time, and all he had done seem reasonable.

    First, we should remember that Shylock was a Jew. At that time, Jewish people lived miserable life under the reign of Christians. For the discrimination of religions, the Jewish people had to pay higher taxes, and they had less right as well as were belittled by others. So they have to turn to doing business. We all know that most Jewish people had been successful businessmen, while in a certain degree they were forced to do so if they want to survive in that society. Shylock became a usurer because he had no other choices.

    Second, Shylock’s hatreds toward Antonio were acceptable. On act 1 scene 3, Shylock said many bad manners of Antonio, while Antonio didn’t retort, which showed that these words were true. Why did Antonio treat Shylock in that way? The possible answer may be that Shylock was a Jew, and he demanded high interests. On the other hand, his daughter cheated him and run off with Lorenzo, who was a Christian, and her daughter took part of his fortune. This deepened his animosity toward Christians. We can see that no one was on his part, even his families.

    Last, the judgment of the Duke seems fair, but if we consider more, we can find that actually it was unfair for Shylock. The compact between Shylock and Antonio could be valid for that it was underwritten by Antonio who was under no threat or force. On the other hand, the Duke called Shylock “Jew” instead of his name or “accuser”. We can see that the Duck was not for Shylock, and in some degree he discriminated him. Shylock was under the stress of the whole world, or in other words, Jewish people were despises by others. That was why Shylock asked for his right even though they offered him several times of his money. If we stand on his foot, we may do the same thing. Besides, at the end of the trial, half of his fortune was sent to his daughter ignoring that his daughter had took his money without his permission. Shylock was cheated by the world, and he can do nothing to change his condition.

    So Shylock is a tragedy. He was the image of Jewish people’s lives at that time, and he was the tragedy of history.