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    The Alleged Montage

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    With the science and innovation's advancement also, advance, the basic activities and expressions can't fulfill the group of onlookers' mental needs now, the beautiful hues, great music, conservative cadence and the ideal plot, all of these have turned into the measure scale that a film is gorgeous on the other hand not. Keeping in mind the end goal to fulfill these necessities of the gatherings of people, the executives have generally utilized the montage altering strategy as a part of the…

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    “I thought the earth remembered me, she took me back so tenderly,”( line1), introducing the earth as a female in the beginning of the poem“Sleeping In The Forest” was a bold move made by Mary Oliver. The poet uses metonymy, personification, and symbolism to move the direction of the audiences thought of a forest into a whole new idea of peace and softness. Her main idea is to show how men view women in their full integrity through the correspondence of a dark forest and a woman. The speaker is…

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    believe others are naturally just as amusing. For example, someone in possession of silk from India sounds adventurous or exotic, but the reality could be that the silk from India was actually shipped to America in a box full of packaging peanuts. Human minds naturally transfer observations into assumptions. Woolf sarcastically states in “A Room of One’s Own” that the “truth is only to be had by laying together many varieties of error” to bring…

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    “It’s a beautiful thing, the destruction of words.” Imagine, for a moment, that the text before you began to disappear: verbs, nouns, and adjectives fading away, one by one, until there was nothing left. Picture a page—once brimming with thoughts, passions, and individuality—rendered blank. Nothing left of my arguments, musings, or idiosyncrasies. Nothing left of me. In times of oppression, language often becomes a weapon in the hands of the perpetrator: something used to rewrite history,…

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    She needed to be back at her house where everything is so colorful like she likes it. Her face brighten when she was us. Seeing her face made the room better. My grandma still looked poorly but her personality was ever the same. In the back of my mind I kept thinking: why any of the family members that live so close to my grandma did not take her in? They had just brought her to a nursing home instead. I knew my mom was thinking the same thought. Few days later we left Texas taking my grandma…

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    Path Of Consciousness

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    We are alive in the most exciting, interesting or perplexing time the history our Planet Earth has ever seen. We are both knowingly and unknowingly reacting to this time, yet many of us do not understand how the Path of Consciousness affects our emotional stability. Not only do we feel there is more to fear these days, but we are also sensitive to planetary energies that are shifting and changing as we evolve. Mix the different levels of information that we receive from the different pockets of…

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    Owls Do Cry Case Study

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    1. Introduction – An Overview of the History of Body and Mind Over the course of history the link between the body and the mind has been conceptualised in numerous different ways. From Ancient Greece throughout the Middle Ages philosophers and physicians used the “four humours” (blood, black bile, yellow bile and phlegm) to explain certain mental dispositions. An excess of black bile, for example, was supposed to lead to depression. It was believed that the composition of your bodily fluids…

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    Self Discovery In Solitude

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    It is all about how we human choose to decipher it. The human mind is especially good at twisting things, therefore it can seem as if being alone is an unfortunate event. When in reality alone time is where the most focused and creative thoughts come from. While I was alone journaling, I wrote, “Insignificance is…

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    complicated and problematic. First of all, the marriage of Tom and Daisy Buchanan is very unstable and toxic. They both came from a wealthy family and married each other for convenience. Tom is a man with a very large ego who enjoys the idea of a beautiful and outgoing wife. Daisy is in love with the idea of a luxurious and lavish lifestyle and also loves a wealthy and well-connected man as a husband. The main similarity…

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    Recognizing oneself seems like a simple task, but when under examination it becomes more difficult than presumed. There are varieties of ways one can interpret themselves. It can be as easy as the face is seen in the mirror, the traits one encompasses, or the brain that is responsible for it all. Is this self-capable of change, or is it at a fixed state? An episode from radio lab called “Who am I?” discusses several of these possible selves. In doing so it will create an introspection of my…

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