Night by Elie Wiesel | Book Analysis

Night by Elie Wiesel | Book Analysis 1. In the book, the narrators mentioning of the Exile of Providence and the destruction of the Temple at the beginning of the story foreshadows the events in this section of Night by showing the strong religious ties of the story to God and indicates the removing of the Jews from their homeland. The author was leaving small subtle hints that Jews were beginning to be deported to concentration camps. But the Exile of Providence and the destruction of the Temple both have very religious meanings, foreshadowing the themes and importance of God and religion faith that take place in the story. The Exile of Providence is a condition in some Jewish belief systems that humans will be delivered from evil and returned to Gods care. In the beginning of the book, Elie says that at night, he goes to weep over the destruction of the temple, which is a part of mourning in the Judaism belief. The Exile of Providence and the destruction of the Temple foreshadowed that Elie Wiesel had a very strong be lief in God and had a great interest in Judaism. But it also showed that God would play a very important role in Elies life. As Elies experiences of the holocaust progressed, Elie begins to question God, show signs of doubt, and lose faith in God. God and religion would also be the hope for prisoners in the concentration camps, helping them endure the suffering. 2. Using eyes to describe a person, at the beginning of the book, Elie describes how he likes Moishe the Beadles wide, dreamy eyes that gaze off into the distance. These eyes show that Moishe the Beadle has great wisdom, hope, and is a very great being. He seems to be a very humble and modest man. His eyes might also suggest his strong belief in God and hope to get past the holocaust, pain, death, and suffering. But in contrast, when Moishe De Beadle returns from his horrible experience and his witnessing of death and the killing of infants, his eyes are empty and hollow. His eyes no longer show joy, dreaminess, and the hope. Moishe De Beadle no longer even mentions God. His eyes show that he is overwhelmed by fear and horror and that he might have lost all hope. 3. The reason I think Elie Wiesel decided to wait a decade before attempting to express his experience in words was because that he was too afraid to speak out at the time. But I believe that even if Elie Wiesel tried to speak out, his voice would have been silenced along with millions of others. To this day, voices such as Elie Wiesel and Anne Frank are some of the not-so-many and preserved voices we can hear. Even if Elie tried to speak out, there would be no one to listen to him. He could have been killed, beaten, and hurt in the concentration camps just for expressing his thoughts. But I still believe that what he did was wrong. The silence and the victimà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s lack of resistance of what was happening was what allowed the holocaust to continue. Even it meant being killed or beaten, Elie should have tried loudly and boldly to speak of the horrors of the holocaust. It would be a very hard thing to do but it was the right thing to do. Elie had been controlled by fear and kept silent until the incident was all over. Unable to go back, Elie now speaks out. After his experience in the holocaust, Elie Wiesel lived on and spoke about it so that people could learn from the past to prevent history to repeat itself. He speaks of his memories and experiences so that the world can learn from its past mistakes. 4. Two examples of the theme, emotional death in the story is the way Mrs. Schachter behaves when her husband and two older sons were deported and when Moishe De Beadle escapes from the Galician forest, witnessing the deaths of many. Emotional death can easily allow the reader to understand how terrible the holocaust was and its horrors. Mrs. Schachter had lost her mind, crying and screaming hysterically. Moishe De Beadles eyes had become hollow and he had lost the will to live. Both were not dead yet but something inside them had died and they have lost hope of themselves. Two examples of the theme, self preservation vs. family commitment are Part 2 1. The prisoners recitation of the Kaddish prayer as they walk through Auschwitz conveys the theme of struggle to maintain faith by showing that the prisoners are beginning to realize the cruelty and evil of the holocaust. Recitation of the prayer may bring comfort for those who still believe in God. But the prisoners begin to doubt their faith. They wonder if God notices their pain or even cares. Reciting the prayer allows the prisoners to realize that the pain, suffering, and death has yet to be prevented by God. 2. The motif of night is used to explain Eliezers experiences in the camp because Elie Wiesels life could be easily compared to nighttime. At night, it is dark and frightening, just like Wiesels experiences in the camp. At night, there is no sunshine, no light. There is only darkness, just like the way life passed on for Elie Wiesel in those concentration camps. Elie Wiesel explained how he had lost track of time. Nighttime would come every day and the Jews would be afraid if they would live to go through the night and what would happen to them in the next hour. 3. A work of literature that I know that conveys a theme found in Night is a book I read called, The Hunger Games. It is a book about a teenage girl who is thrown into a game where she has to fight to the death against dozens of other teenagers, a show for the whole nation to watch. They both have themes of survival, self preservation, humanity, and hope. In Night, Elie Wiesel witnessed people fighting and beating one another over crumbs of bread and Jews beating and fighting each other for food. In the Hunger Games, contestants have to fight and kill each other until only one remains standing. Both books show the characters struggle against if they should go against humanity in order to save their own lives. Both books show how humans can be some cruel. Part 3 1. The statement, à ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½Man raises himself towards God by the questions he asks Him.à ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½ Demonstrates the narratorà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s struggle with faith of Rosh Hashanah by showing that Eliezer doubts Godà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s justice and power, seeing that God does nothing to relieve the suffering in the Holocaust. On Rosh Hashanah, Elie refuses to pray, for he feels that God either does not care or cannot do anything about the horrors of the holocaust. Elie also begins to think that man is very strong, even greater than god. This behavior is entirely in contrast to Elieà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s past interest in his Judaism faith. Elie has witnessed so much torture and death that he beings to question God. 2. An example of the theme, self preservation vs. family commitment, is when Mier, a boy killed his father on a train for a small piece of bread. He then found out that his father had saved a piece for him. Mier had lost sight of what was important of him and only cared about saving himself, killing his own father for food. He had become a person without a sense of humanity. An example of the theme, emotional death, is how Elie feels after his fatherà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s death. Nothing matters to him anymore since his fatherà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s death. Elie no longer thinks of anything but the desire to eat. He lives on, but really, he is no longer himself. His fatherà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s death gives him great guilt and depression. He had ignored his fatherà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s call when he was dying and thirsty, guilty how he had felt his father as a burden. He realized that he had lost what he had loved most. An example of the theme, struggling to maintain faith, is the day of Rosh Hashanah where Elie Wiesel is full of anger towards God, refusing to pray for he blames that God has been cruel and uncaring, allowing the suffering and pain to continue. An example of the theme, dignity in the face of inhuman cruelty, is when Juliek was surrounded by hundreds of dead and dying bodies, yet he still played his violin, something he loved. An SS officer had not allowed Juliek to play what he had wanted, Beethoven. The day of his death, although not allowed, he played Beethoven, showing his dignity. 3. Elie Wiesel struggles to live, but also having to care for his father where survival is unbearably difficult. Elie did love his father but to continuously help and care for his father made it harder for him to ensure his own survival. He tried his best not to lose sight of what was important to him, family. But in the end, Elies self preservation behavior took over his commitment to his father. Elie was afraid to get another blow to the head by the officer and ignored his father who was desperately calling out his name, thirsty and dying. With the death of his father, Elie felt that he was finally free at last, seeing his father as nothing but a burden. He feels that his father is better off dead than having to suffer. 4. Based on what I know about history and what Wiesel writes in à ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½Nightà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½ about human nature is that we are all scared and frightened beings. We can be so selfish, greedy, and we desire so many things because we are human. Humans are so imperfect by nature. Humans have also done the most evil things possible, to such an extent that humans would kill one another. But I think by nature, humans are individual social beings. All humans have lied, been greedy, and have been frightened but humans are able to learn from their past mistakes. Compared to the times of the holocaust, human behavior has gradually improved. 4. I think it was an effective way how Wiesel devoted only a few lines to the events after his liberation. After his liberation, Elie wrote little but what he wrote had very great meanings. He wrote how when he looked into the mirror, a corpse was looking back at him. Elie Wiesel could never forget the look in his eyes as they gazed back at him. This short phrase made me, the reader, have to analyze and comprehend what I had just read. The words spoke for themselves, showing Elieà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s great pain and sadness. I thought the ending was just enough to describe Elie Wieselà ¯Ã‚ ¿Ã‚ ½s feelings. Something else that Wiesel might have done was explain how

History of Modern Philosophy Essay

1- How, and with what success, does Hume deal with the apparent anomaly of the missing shade of blue? In A Treatise of Human Nature, Hume attempt to rid 18th century moral philosophy of what he considered to be meaningless and vacuous concepts underlying our theory of knowledge – be it metaphysical arguments or hypotheses seemingly formulated from the mere imagination of many philosophers. Influenced by the emerging trend of empiricism and naturalistic science – like Newton and Locke, which Hume owed much of his basic principles from – Hume presented the Treatise as an attempt to introduce experimental methods of reasoning into the area of moral philosophy. In the first book of the Treatise, entitled Of the Understanding, Hume devoted the first part – Of the Origin of our Ideas – for explaining the basis of his philosophical system that appeals on the similar empiricist approach as that of Locke’s. However, curiously, Hume had cited an explicit counter-argument – the problem of missing shade of blue – that could invalidate his whole philosophical system that is based on this central principle. Even more puzzling is Hume’s complacency with this problem, and although he considers the problem as singular and exceptional, he fully admitted to this counter example and did not try to resolve it. Yet, this case merits a deeper investigation, and it is this essay’s attempt to see whether his apparent complacency with the missing shade of blue would have any effect on the strength of his philosophical system, and other attempts to render this problem irrelevant. The problem of the missing shade of blue by Hume is as follows: suppose a man who is well acquainted with colours for thirty years and has seen all the colours in the set of possible colour spectrum, except for one particular shade of blue. Then, he is presented with a full spectrum of the shades of blue, from the darkest shade to the darkest, all except the one particular shade in which he has not yet encountered. It is then conceivable that this man would be able to produce this single missing shade of blue. The problem of this lies in the basis of the empiricist doctrine at which Hume is following, namely, that all ideas must be preceded by experience, yet, in this example, it is demonstrated that it is possible for an idea to precede sensation experience, as the man is able to produce the idea of the missing shade of blue without having first encountered it through his senses. At this point, I would like to elaborate more on Hume’s theory of mind and the origin of ideas as that would clarify why this example is so damaging to Hume’s system. As stated before, Hume’s project can be put into a general label of empiricism, which is a belief that all knowledge comes from experience. Much of his line of argument resembles that of Locke’s, another prominent empiricist. Hume even borrowed Locke’s key terminology to a certain extent, with terms like ideas and impressions. Locke believes that ideas are whatever the mind perceives in itself, or is in the immediate object of perception, thought, or understanding, as when one perceives, thinks, or understands, the ideas are before the mind. This limits all ideas to be originated from experience (perception), and also shows the connection between thought and perception and their interchangeable nature. The ideas can be divided into ideas of sensation (touch, smell, sight, etc.) and ideas of reflection (fear, happiness, sadness, etc.), which can then be separated further into simple and complex ideas, where complex ideas are derived from simple ones. Hume follows this line of argument with some modifications. He claims he ‘restores’ the term ideas to its original sense by classifying the objects the mind is perceiving as perceptions, not directly as ideas as Locke have used, and from perceptions he then distinguished them into impressions and ideas, where they differ in degree, as impressions are more vivid and forceful before the mind, such when sees a colour, and the ideas are more faint, such when one thinks of a colour after having the impressions of it. Hume then makes the distinction of simple and complex ideas, and by introspection, Hume demonstrates that one can think of any simple ideas and then find corresponding simple impressions that are exact copies of each other, and one can do this with any conceivable simple ideas. Complex ideas are different in that they are composites of simple ideas. And with this experiment in introspection, Hume then postulates his first thesis, â€Å"†¦ That all our simple ideas in their first appearance are deriv’d from simple impressions, which are correspondent to them, and which they exactly represent.† We may call this the Copy Principle, as it simply states that every simple idea is a copy of a corresponding impression. One of the most important components of this thesis is the fact that it’s a genetic one in that it shows the origin of ideas as following from impressions – as impressions to be the cause of ideas. Again, this is proved by the constant conjunction of simple impressions preceding simple ideas, which one can do to every simple idea one may have. Another support Hume gives is that of a man born defective of certain perceptive organs, hence, missing certain impressions (e.g. sight or sound), one would not have any ideas of those corresponded with the impressions, for it is evident that deaf people also have great trouble speaking. The genetic component is important in that they validate the empiricism doctrine on the reliance of experience. Anyhow, now we can see how the problem seems to defeat the purpose of this thesis. Moreover, a counter example, from a logical standpoint, one counter example is sufficient to turn an argument invalid. So why did Hume not deal with this problem? We may try to take it as Hume claimed the problem to be – a singular case where it is not worth investing time on. Being a singular case, one may have to take the argument in closer inspection. Hume states explicitly that the man in question may have enjoyed the sights for thirty years and perfectly well acquainted with all the possible colours except one, and that may be the attempt by him to restrict this to some specific scenario. It is implicitly embedded in the counter example that the subject of this example must be well acquainted with all the colours, such that one can make up colours in one’s mind, much like how only musicians of a certain skill level can sight read music. Thus, it appeals to some amount of ‘experience’ such that one may be bound to experience, habits, or personal background. Yet, when given further consideration, this seems to be invalid as well, as these restrictions do not seem to hold. As far as experience go, a child who does not know what ‘turquoise’ mean does not necessarily have an idea of the colour ‘turquoise’. So this case is certainly not an exceptional case and Hume had not dealt with it satisfactorily. Yet, Humean scholars have tried to find solutions for this problem and some even disregard it as a problem altogether. Firstly, the first objection to this counter argument is that there is no way to test whether the person in question does in fact have an idea of the missing shade of blue before seeing the missing shade or not. There is a great difference between being able to spot a missing spot in a complete spectrum of blue, and being able to produce an idea of the shade of blue without first encountering the impression of it. If ones sees a constant change in shade from, let’s say blue-0 where it is darkest to blue-255 where it is the lightest shade, then if there is one shade of blue missing, it would be quite noticeable as the mind notices the jump in gradual and constant change, but it does not follow that one could create an idea of that missing shade. To test this is also impossible, as if one is to reproduce colour, it still does not follow that he produces the idea since he would only be mixing the existing colours to brighter shades, and thus, after finishing mixing the colour, one then has the idea of the colour following the impression. All other ways of testing is equally futile because they all involve exposing the subject to the missing impression one way or another. Alternatively, if we look at the thesis again, and instead of taking it as a genetic form of the argument that Hume meant it to be, and instead, modifies it slightly to a more analytical empiricism form. Hume’s thesis on the theory of mind, upon closer inspection, can be taken as a form of meaning empiricism, in the sense that ideas to him are the same as different thoughts, which are different kinds of concepts, which is linked to when one understands something in a linguistic sense one is linking the word with the meaning, or the concepts associated to the word. Hence, if we think of the initial genetic content of the thesis, that impressions strictly precedes ideas, we may relax it slightly in favour of the analogy to meaning empiricism and forget its genetic form and instead formulate the following thesis: that all simple ideas must have corresponding conceivable and encounterable impressions. By doing this, we are no longer faced with the problem of the missing shade, since it is perfectly possible that the subject would be able to encounter this particular shade. Lastly, from a personal view, I see the problem of the missing shade of blue as not a problem at all, but Hume’s mistake lies in classifying colours as simple ideas. It is true that the impressions of light blue might very well be different than dark blue, so to speak, but to use Hume’s method, it is possible to separate using our imagination the components ‘light’ and ‘dark’ from ‘blue’. Thus, it is the impression of ‘blueness’ which is a simple impression, combined with the impression of ‘light’ and ‘absent of light’ that combine to give this multitude of shades of colours. Take this example, suppose some neutral shade of blue, let’s number it blue 124, were put somewhere with light, you will be able to see blue 124. However, let’s say for some reason, the room becomes lighter, certainly, the shade of blue 124 would have changed to some lighter shade of perhaps blue 200. If we vary the light in the room from darkest to lightest, it is then possible to observe from the darkest to the lightest shade of blue likewise. One may argue that the colour can be calibrated to some objective criteria, perhaps the ratio of pigments of colour blue of some sort, yet, that does not matter since all that matters to Hume is indeed only impression. Furthermore, using this example, we can also say that perhaps the subject of the experiment may have in fact encountered the particular shade of blue sometime before without acknowledging it. Conclusively, although Hume’s treatment of the missing shade of blue is very limited and very complacent, it is perhaps Hume’s own mistake for considering such example a ‘problem’, rather than the problem itself being a threat to his theory of origins of ideas.

Funny Collection of Napoleon Dynamite Quotes

There is almost an entire generation that will testify that Napoleon Dynamite is one of the best  comedy movies ever. Are you one of those people? It is an incredibly quotable movie was an instant cult-classic. Kip Napoleon Dynamite Napoleon Dynamite: Hey can I use your guyss phone for a sec?Secretary No. 1: Is there anything wrong?Napoleon Dynamite: I dont feel very good.(takes telephone and dials)Kip: (making nachos on the other line) Hi.Napoleon Dynamite: Is grandma there?Kip: No, shes getting her hair done.Napoleon Dynamite: Ugh!!Kip: What do you need?Napoleon Dynamite: Can you just go get her for me?Kip: Im really busy right now.Napoleon Dynamite:  Just tell her to come get me.Kip: Why?Napoleon Dynamite: Cause I dont feel good!Kip: Well, have you talked to the school nurse?Napoleon Dynamite: No, she doesnt know anything. Will you just come get me?Kip: No.Napoleon Dynamite: Well, will you do me a favor then? Can you bring me my chapstick?Kip: No, Napoleon.Napoleon Dynamite: But my lips hurt real bad!Kip: Just borrow some from the school nurse. I know she has like five sticks in her drawer.Napoleon Dynamite: Im not gonna use hers, you sicko!Kip See ya.Napoleon Dynamite: Ugh! Idiot! Don Napoleon Dynamite Don: Hey, Napoleon. What did you do last summer again?Napoleon Dynamite: I told you! I spent it with my uncle in Alaska hunting wolverines! Grandma Napoleon Dynamite Grandma: How was school?Napoleon Dynamite: The worst day of my life, what do you think? Deb Napoleon Dynamite Deb: What are you drawing?Napoleon Dynamite: A liger.Deb: Whats a liger?Napoleon Dynamite: Its pretty much my favorite animal. Its like a lion and a tiger mixed... bred for its skills in magic. Rex Rex: At Rex Kwan Do, we use the buddy system. No more flying solo. You need somebody watching your back at all times. Second off, youre gonna learn to discipline your image. You think I got where I am today because I dressed like Peter Pan over here?(pointing to Napoleon) Pedro Napoleon Dynamite Napoleon Dynamite: What kind of bike do you have?Pedro: Its a sledgehammer.Napoleon Dynamite: Dang! You got shocks, pegs... lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps? Pedro Napoleon Dynamite Pedro: If I win, you can be my secretary or something.Napoleon Dynamite: Sweet! Deb Kip Deb: Im trying to earn money for college.Kip: (from the background) Your mom goes to college. Uncle Rico Uncle Rico: How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains? Yeah. Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we wouldve been state champions. No doubt. No doubt in my mind.

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Em5 Boost Cookies is not to be considered as any type of medicament. https://www.em5nutra.com/images/ritedietnote.gif Em5 RITE-DIET specially prepared meal for elder adults as to taken along breakfast cereal is a blend of five cereal / beans added with tropical herbs, sea buckthorn and seeds extracts. Traditionally used for boosting up the energy level in the elderly. Em5 RITE-DIET helps to promote metabolism, nourishes the brain and replenishes vital energy.  Em5 RITE-DIET co ntains more than 99 types of nutrients and bioactive substances and more then 30 essential micronutrients, vitamins, essential mineral, Flavonoids and anti-oxidant, these nutrients and bioactive substances derivate from Sea buckthorn and five cereals. Em5 RITE-DIET enhances immunity, digestion, improves appetite, controls blood pressure, helps blood circulation, strengthens the lungs and kidneys also regulates bronchial problems. Em5 RITE-DIET is a 100% food derivative pleasantly tasted meal for regular eating or taking with milk, juice or plain water, no need of cooking. The statements contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Em5 RITE-DIET is not a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat and cure or prevent disease. Em5 RITE-DIET regular use have no harmful side effects or irritants. Em5 RITE-DIET is not to be considered as any type of medicament. https://www.em5nutra.com/images/supermealnote.gif Em5 SUPER KID a powder meal specially prepared for school going kids from the blend of five cereals added with tropical herbs and seeds extracts which are traditionally used to improve learning skill and cognitive abilities.  Em5 SUPER KID meal contains more than 99 types of nutrients and bioactive substances and more then 30 essential micronutrients, vitamins, essential mineral, amino acids derivate from five cereal and herbs. Em5 SUPER KID is a food derivative pleasantly tasted meal for regular eating or drinking with milk, juice or plain water. The statements contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Em5 SUPER KID is not a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Em5 SUPER KID meal higher intake or regular use have no harmful side effects or irritants. Em5 SUPER KID meal is not to be considered as any type of medicaments. Lack of Zinc causes imbalance of body, loss of memory, and slow down the development of children. Em5 SUPER KID is specially designed recipe for growing children. It helps to improve ability to concentrate, reduction of forgetfulness, mental retardation, and nervousness. Location: https://www.vita.pk/images/prodUnitsImg.jpg The business was started in Lahore. Good reputation of the company forced him to expand the business in other cities of the country. Now VITAs production plants are in Lahore, Multan, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Rahim Yar Khan, Karachi. The Head Office is located at Lahore. https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaLhr.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 1 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/emailIcon.gif [email  protected]/* */ https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 42 542 3205-07 The other units are located in different cities. https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaKhi.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Plot 65 sector 24 Korangi industrial Area Karachi https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 21 505 6263  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaFsd.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif 2 Km Off M3 Motorway Sargodha Road, Faisalabad https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 41 881 2121-2  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaPwl.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Vita 4 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 KM Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1269  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaSnack.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Vita 2 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 KM Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 433 1529  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaRwl.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif 3 Km Off M1-M2 Motorway Peshawar Road, Islamabad https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 51 548 0785  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaRYK.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Plot # 5, Factory Area Shahbazpur Road, Rahim Yar Khan https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 68 588 8250  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaMultan.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif 1 Km Surajkhun Road, off chowk Shah Abbas, Multan https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 61 423 1101-2 https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaBiscuit.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 4 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1267  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaJuice.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 5 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 300 420 1610  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaCookies.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Plot 65 sector 24 korangi industrial Karachi https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 321 279 0868  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaMilk.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 5 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1264 https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaGjw.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif Aimanabad Road, Off Sialkot toad, Gujranwala https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 55 455 1881  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaFlour.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 3 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 300 942 6610  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaPremix.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 3 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1267  https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaPasta.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 4 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1267 https://www.vita.pk/images/loc_vitaPowder.jpg https://www.vita.pk/images/addressIcon.gif VITA 5 Katar Bund Road, Off 12 Km Multan Road, Lahore https://www.vita.pk/images/phoneIcon.gif +92 322 444 1264  Companys Vission and Mission Companys Vission: We commit to serving Nutraceutical food and beverage now more affordable and healthier The aim of the company is to produce the healthy food which is affordable for the lower class people also. The company serves the people with healthy food from decades. Companys Mission: To serve masses through affordable functional, wellness and therapeutic food and beverage to improve health and longevity of life Eat and Drink Better live Healthy and Longer. Chapter No. 3 Organization Structure The company has the following Board of Directors: Mehboob Manji Nishat Manji Tahir Manji The CEO of the company is Mr. Mehboob Manji. Mr. Moiz Manji (HR Director) Mr. Zain Manji (Sales Director) Mr. Zia. (Finance Director) These three directors have the managers to deal with the employees. Mr. Sheikh Usman (Sales Manager) Mr. Abdali (Sales Manager) Mr. Mushtaq (Finance manager) Mr. Abid (HR Manager) Mr. Nouman (Production Manager) Below the managers is the lower level management i.e. the employees and the workers. The following chart further explains the heirachery of the organization. Companys Analysis: In this part I have done the company analysis using SWOT Analysis. This shows about the strength, weakness, opportunities and threats. SWOT Analysis: SWOT analysis stands for the Strengths that a company have, weaknesses that a company has, opportunities that a company wants to aceive and the threats that a company has in the market from its competetors. C:UsersZubairDesktopdownload.jpg Strenghts: The following are the strengths of the company: The company has built up goodwill from a very long time. The company has the good market share in the field of food industry. Brand name of VITA is considered among the other small juice manufacturing companies. The company is introducing new products in the market gradually. The company is having a number of old employees who are committed and loyal with the company. VITA retains its employees by offering benefits like old age benefits, disability benefits, disease benefits, medical facilities by giving them the financial Aid. The company has its food manufacturing plants in many cities of the country. Weakness: The following are the weaknesses of the company that company has to overcome. There is shortage of skilled labor in the company due to which the company has to face a large of competition. The advertisement budget of VITA is very short comparatively other brands in the market. Most of the managerial staff is not well educated. There is also a very weak point in the management. The company has small staff. The salaries of management staff are very low due to which the well educated and experienced people does not come for the job in company. The management staff do not have direct link with their dealers (sellers of Super Asias products). The complaints department does not provide the proper services to the customers of the company. Opportunities: Due to the strong financial position of the company, the management can use the latest technology in their products. As the company is financially very strong, so it can use electronic and print media to increase their sales. Due to strong financial position, the company should hire the well experienced persons in the company. As the company has good financial support, they should increase their sales through free sampling, and organizing different occasions. Threats: Other competitors of VITA are offering the same products at relatively lower prices. A large number of new incoming companies are increasing the competition in the market. Current Power Electricity crises are very big hurdle for the manufacturing unit of the company. Due to the shortage of electricity the company may be unable to meet the orders. Marketing Strtegy: The aim of  marketing strategy  is to shape the companys business and products so that they yield targeted profit growth. The companies use different stretegies to achieve their goals keeping in view the external and internal forces. It provides direction for your marketing activities. It needs not be long or cost a lot to put together. The marketing plan: ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Allows the organization to look internally in order to fully understand the impact and results of past marketing decisions. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Allows the organization to look externally in order to fully understand the market in which it chooses to compete. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Sets future goals and provides direction for future marketing efforts that everyone in the organization should understand and support. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Is a key component in obtaining funding to pursue new initiatives. Marketing strategy includes the Marketing Mix and the Marketing segmentation. Marketing Mix:- ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Product: Specifically define what you are offering your visitors, and how it is different from what is offered by others. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Price: The price for your product and a justification of your pricing decision. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Place (distribution): The way in which you will get your product to your market(s); directly offered to visitors or via travel agents and/or tour operators. If you choose to focus on more than one market, prioritize your markets to help you decide where resources should be committed. ÃÆ' ¢Ãƒ ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ã‚ ¬Ãƒâ€šÃ‚ ¢ Promotion: The way you plan to promote your product. This section includes your advertising, publicity, sales promotion and public relations strategies. Your media schedule should be included in this part of the marketing plan. C:UsersZubairDesktopimages (2).jpg The company uses the marketing strategy in the light of the above 4 Ps. Product: The company knows that which kind of the product they have to offer to their customers. Price: The price of the product is also determined by the committee by comparing the other companies. Place: The company selects the regions where they think their product will earn more revenue. Promotion: The company chooses the way through which they have to advertise their product according to their budget. There are too many kinds of customers with different desires. So the company has to divide its customers according to their desires. This process involves market segmentation. Market Segmentation: Dividing a market into distinct groups of buyers who have distinct needs, characteristics, or behavior and who might require separate products and marketing mix. A market segment should be: Measurable Accessible by communication and distribution channels Different in its response to a marketing mix Durable (Not changing too quickly) Substantial enough to be profitable VITA has divided its customers through following ways: Demographic Segmentation: VITA has segmented its customers according to their ages and their income. VITA has low price product for the low income people. VITA powder milk was introduced for the small children. Behavioral Segmentation: This segment of the company is based on the usage rate, brand loyalty, price sensitivity. The company is doing the customer segmentation due to following benefits. Benefit of segmentation: Segmenting customer into groups according to their needs has number of benefit -it helps to identify most and least profitable customer -avoid unprofitable market -helps in building loyal relationship with customers by developing and offering them product they want -improve customer service -increases profit potential by keeping cost down -helps in better understanding of the customers need and wants -better targeting and position of the product -improve service delivery standards. CHAPTER NO. 4: INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE: I have worked in VITA Pakistan Ltd as an internee for 7 weeks. It was my decision to do the internship in a company because my purpose is to learn something practically about what I am studying in my university to learn about the implementation of the all methods and theories that I learnt during my course. Although other companies and banks also offer the facility of internship for MBA students but I decided to work in VITA for its reputation and its friendly environment. Although an internee is not a permanent employee of the company but can get a lot of knowledge and skills in this very short period and so did I. I took it as opportunity for me and my career and tried to acquire as many skills as I could. The management and other staff of my department have been very cooperative and guided me throughout my internship period. They treated me like the employee of the company and took my full time to work in the company for me to get used to of working in an organization. It was for the first time in my life when I felt that there are some practical and reasonable assignments in front of me and I tried to accomplish each and every task with full of my responsibilities and capabilities. WORKING EXPERIENCE (DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES): During the internship period in VITA some duties and responsibilities were assigned to me. Most of the duties like assignments were given to me by the Mr. Zain Manji (Sales Manager). I concerned with Mr. Zain if I had any problem or query within the organization according any matter. The following are the some duties and responsibilities that are given to me during my internship period, My first duty to follow the instruction of Mr. Zain Manji (Sales Manager). He told me the department in which I have to work and than I performed my duties in the given department. Mr. Zain first gave me an assignment to calculate the rent expenses of the month of June. I submit this assignment at the given time. He also told me to check the all ledgers account of all the customers. In finance department my duty to check all the vouchers. Than the Finance Manager Mr. Zia told me to check the files and to renew all the files. I spent some of my time with the companys accoun tant Mr. Bilal. He gives me duty to record the entries and to check out the ledgers. And then in the production department my duty to check the production process of the products. And to check the stock. And to check the entry and exit process from the production area. Than I spent some of my time in the laboratory of the production department. There my duty to assist the lab Manager. He gave the duty to check the levels of the products. Other than it I perform many duties that are given to me by the different persons in different departments. LEARNING/ ACHIEVEMENTS: The purpose of my internship to learn about the companys all type of activities and the work that is performed in an Organization by the different people. What kind of duties performed by which person and in what way all this that I learnt during my period? My current decision was to do my MBA in Finance so I do my work mostly in finance but with this I also learnt about others. Usually the period of internship is short but we can learn a lot from this period. This was first time in my life when I was doing some reasonable and practical tasks. A lot of learning and achievements I have gotten from the finance staff like: First thing I learnt from this short period of job is punctuality. I learnt from this how to be in time in the company. The second thing is dressing, professional dressing matters a lot. By seeing my seniors and colleagues I start to copy them in dressing. It was a big achievement for me, that I learn how to do the work in team and group of people. Worki ng in the team should be learnt.. Communication with the seniors and get their minds is very difficult task. How to sit in professional people, how to look, how to talk and how to work is also learning for me. I learnt from the organization that how to accomplish the tasks and the assignments which were assigned to me. It was first time in my life to work whole day in the company with full responsibility, to go in time and to off in time. I learnt how to implement my MBA knowledge on this job. I learnt what the practical implementation of the book knowledge is. I learnt how to present the working files to the seniors. Working in the excel as responsible professional. Posting the entries of the cash payment/Receipt in the company data base. Posting the bank payment/Receipt entries in the company data base. Purchase process and sale process. One thing that I personally learnt from this internship period i.e. its very difficult to work in an organizatio n under any person. In the first two weeks of my internship, Mr. Zia asked me to spend few days with the accountant Mr. Bilal. He gave me a small overview of the accounts of the company. I checked the files of the company related to the ledger accounts. Mr. Bilal told me how to record the entries of the cash received, expenses, freight charges etc. He also told me about the ledger accounts that how to maintain them. Then I went to Mr. Abid who was also in the finance department. He told me how to make the vouchers of the orders. Mr. abid told me how to calculate the sales, selling price and freight charges for the last month. In the next two weeks of my internship, after spending a few days with Mr. Abid, my adviser sent me to Mr. Waseem. He was also in the finance detent. He told me how to make pay roll. I also did some of the assignments that were given to me. Mr. Waseem gave me an assignment to make a sample pay roll for the few employees of the company. I compl eted the assignment within the required time. After spending the first month in the office, I went to the production plant at Thokar. There I learnt how they produced their products in a better way. And the entry, exit process from the Plant. How a delivery man out from the Organization. The process of gate pass that a man has to shown on the gate while he exit or enter in the Organization. SKILLS USED AND ACQUIRED: To do any type of job a number of skills and abilities are necessary and when this job is professional then a man should perfect and have a lot of skills and abilities to perform any type of the task. In the finance field a man should have the ability to making and analyze any type of the account, can operate Microsoft office, long term writing capacity and proper dressing etc. and in human resources field a man should be in proper dressing, well presentation power, can handle the workers and punctual. Same like these I did the job in the finance department and following are some of the skills needed and acquired: The first and necessary skill for the finance job is the communication power. The communication power should be very strong. A finance officer should have the strong presentation power, so that he can present workings against his executives. The ability to perform Microsoft excel so that one can make the work sheets for the presentation. Skills to operate new latest accounting software used for the financial activities of the company. The ability to satisfy the companys dealers and make agreements of credit achieve credit limits for the company. The ability to make the conversation and bargaining with the customers. Best financial management abilities for the company. Comprehensive knowledge about the finance. T