¶ … change is defined and used in different contexts, particularly ion the realm of history, sociology, and personal development. This paper will discuss how various collections of materials and documents that discuss the nature of change affects an individual's life and the people around one's environment. For this paper, the collection of materials that will be tackled regarding the role, process, conditions, and effects of change are of different media forms, such as newspaper and magazine articles, visual illustrations, novel, poetry, movie, documentary, and Internet text. These collections of material discuss the process of change in a historical, cultural, personal, and social perspective. The first form of material in the collection the researcher has gathered for this paper is a novel entitled "Princess," and written by Jean P. Sasson. The novel tackles the role of women in Saudi Arabia, wherein the author narrates the story of an Arabian princess, referred to as "Sultana." One of the main points of the novel is Sultana's illustration of a woman's life in Saudi Arabia, wherein women are seen as objects, and are often subjected to cruel treatments, such as sex exploitation and...
Although the novel speaks of the negative treatment of women in Saudi Arabia, the novel is also an implication of Sultana's liberation from the severe treatment and hold of the Arabs over their women. The novel "Princess" becomes an important vehicle for change, most especially to Arab women. In this example, positive change is illustrated, since it tells the readers of the transition of "Sultana" from being a subordinated woman to a stronger one (because of her strength to narrate and expose the cruelty of the Arabs to their women). Although the novel was a personal story of an Arab woman, her story also explains change in the social and historical level, that is, the social problem of women subordination and cruelty and the history of woman abuse in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Indeed, this is pointing out that culture -- along with organizational change -- is a double-edged sword that when managed properly will provide organizational benefits. To do otherwise may mean the demise of the continuity and operability of the organization. By taking to heart the contents and insights from all three articles, any person that will be part of the change management initiative of the organization will have the
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