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    For example, in Lady and the Tramp, animals such as dogs, cats and rats represent human archetypes; their needs, desires, and activities, and provide a narrative that secures an American ideal about the place of race and nation. One example of non-dominant cultures being represented negatively in this film is shown through the portrayal of the Siamese cats; the animals are…

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    contradictory ideology: each one has a slightly different method of discursively decapitating the female, but ultimately the failure to re-draw or reconstruct women as possessors of an autonomous will or agency will undermine their goals also. For example, Constabarus cannot overcome his misogynistic mistrust except by death; the ever moralistic Chorus is rendered answer-less in the final scene, unable to explain the "moral" of the play; and Herod is driven to murder and madness because of his…

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    The film is uneven and does not have the power of proper recordings. In the first scenes, it is quite challenging to understand the story or what the story was actually telling. The editing was poor and the dialogue quite confusing. The film progressed in a dull and confusing way, but there seem to be a scene offered a moment of anticipation; the scene where Jimi plays with cream. One would hope that this would do justice to the interpretation of the scene. However, when music began, it was…

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    1. Stereotypes about Africa develop mostly from not being informed of the history and culture Africa brings to the world (3). In America, students are not really taught the positive characteristics of Africa. Instead in our history courses, the focus is on the negatives like genocide, AIDS and mainly how poor the country is (3). When in reality Africa is much more than just diseases and poverty. Most of Americans have pity towards Africa because of how Africa is portrayed in the media (3). The…

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    In 2001, the International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo allowed three sessions on Tolkien to be presented. That seminal event was the ‘nucleus’ from which this collection sprang. For forty years, editor Jane Chance, Professor Emerita in English of Rice University, has written and taught medieval literature, medieval culture, medieval women and modern medievalism. She has authored or edited five critical studies of Tolkien’s work, as well as numerous…

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    is nothing more off-putting than watching something which has been heavily stylized but poorly edited so it 's blatant that you 're watching an advert for something. Social media has bridged the gap between celebrity and model. No one is more an example of this than reality star and the face of countless campaign Kendall Jenner. Why do you think people are more interested in models ' lifestyles? And in your case in particular what models’ cook and…

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    Once said by the famous Stephen Chbosky, “Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes ours ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” I think this book should be banned because it displays delicate and sensitive material and would put bad images into the younger generation 's minds and be corrupted by it. It should only be read by high school and college students because the material in the book can be understood by those age groups and they would know…

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    As the narrative begins the short story, the narrator is seen to be one that lacks vision. It is through the act of creation and intimacy that he grows. The vision that the narrator gains can be seen through the encouragement that Robert gives him: “Go ahead, bub…

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    Iago notices Roderigo’s love for Desdemona and access to useful wealth; Cassio’s prior friendship with Desdemona and tendency to lose control when drinking; Desdemona’s flirtatious nature which could be a sign of sexual promiscuity; Othello’s jealous nature. Iago seizes upon these flaws and develops plans to bring everyone else to ruin. Iago…

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    I ask God why bad things happen. A failed relationship, and damaged friendship, it feels bleak, and purposeless, pain without purpose the goal is to escape the situation, run from the discomfort. Then I read the story of Joni, a woman who broke her back in a diving accident, causing her to become quadriplegic. Joni states…

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