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By: beyzamizrak24 • 3 year ago
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
Since you are not replying to my message anymore (I don't know if you got notified about it), I will write my response to your complaint here as well! :)
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
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By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
Hi. Thank you for your complaint. First of all: There is an example page for the summary before you buy it. On this page, you can clearly see that there are multiple languages being used (German, English, Dutch...) (I mean, even the title of the summary is in Dutch). This is because the course was a Dutch course, but of course when you are talking
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
about orientalism and occidentalism, you are going to have other languages involved too because it is such an international concept. If you would have taken a better look at the first example page, you would have immediately noticed that there is a language on there you do not understand.
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
Second: As I said before, this course was a Dutch course at a Dutch university with a Dutch professor. When I uploaded this summary, the website asked me what language the summary was written in, and as it is mostly written in Dutch, I wrote that the summary was written in Dutch. This should be in the information that was available to you.
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
Third: I linked the book 'Orientalism' by Edward Said to this summary, yes, but I NEVER claimed the whole book was in the summary (And how can it be, when the summary is only 4 pages long, as was put in the information available to you). This is also something the information tells you. Again, when I uploaded the document, the website asked me if
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
the whole book is in there, to which I replied no. We did not work with the exact book itself because the professor gave us a few copies of chapters from the book in pdf format, which is why I didn't work according to all the chapters, which wasn't necessary for this course as that wasn't the study material.
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
Fourth: This is the course 'Cultuurfilosofie' from the University of Antwerp. If you do not have/follow this course and therefore have no idea what this course looks like, I do not understand why you think my summary is bad and incomplete, when everything that WE handled in this part of the course is in this summary. This summary is
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
complete for this part of the exam (As the title says, the part about 'Oriëntalisme en occidentalisme') that we had and the course that we followed, and it certainly wasn't 'unfinished' as you claim.
By: studywithme789 • 3 year ago
In conclusion, I really don't think this is my fault. I put all the information for this part there and if you buy a summary from a course you don't have or a language you don't speak, I kinda think this one is on you, I'm sorry... :) Have a nice day.
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