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    The saying “there are two sides to every story” rings especially true when comparing the various personas of Grendel throughout the poem, Beowulf, the story, Grendel, and the YouTube clip shown in class. Grendel’s characterization varies greatly in the movie, book and poem equally. The contrasting viewpoints play off of the theme “Morality vs. Instinct”. Also, Grendel’s character differs based upon the perspective of the writer and his prior experiences with Grendel. However, Grendel’s action…

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    orientations and are effectively removed from the human world. But when Leonard asks “Now, where was I?” he has, at least in a sense, re-inserted himself into story-time. He speaks in first person, no longer removed from himself into “you,” and he uses the narrative past tense to situate himself in relation to the present instant. The instant after Leonard asks this last…

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    The most prominent theme in the Catcher in the Rye from the very beginning is the idea of alienation and Holden’s use of humor to mask it. Right from the first page the reader is introduced to Holden with little prelude. This lack of introduction of who Holden is a person and the way that he uses humor and avoidance as a mask. The ironic thing is that his alienation is the thing that is causing his pain because of the way he ignores his own issues. Some of the things that Holden uses avoidance…

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    I’m not a futuristic person, so I’m not surprised by my verdict. 8. Love Is The Last Resort by Jon Skovron – 3 stars This started in a hopeful note. I love the characterization, and the quirky narration. However, the build-up for the characters’ get to together was anticlimactic. 9. Good Luck and Farewell by Brandy Colbert – 4.5 stars Brandy Colbert’s story easily become one of my favorites. With very limited page count, the story managed to carved a depth for the…

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    I am going to summarize and analyze the novel named ‘’The Crying a Lot’’. This novel belongs to Thomas Pynchon who is one of the best in postmodernist literature. I will explain 1960s period, short summarize of book and communication problem in the novel. Firstly I want to start with short entrance about the period when Thomas Pynchon wrote this novel. He is an American postmodern novelist. His novels contains lots of question. It was written in the 1960s. In this decade there were lots of…

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    followed by presumptions regarding the film, which obviously limit the works to his meanings and his auteur style. As what made him develop into an auteur persona was also his conception of time, space and perspectives, as well as the non-linear narrative, the audience immediately understands that his films are going to have a fixed meaning that Nolan himself has constantly implemented in his…

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    Analysis: Bowfinger

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    Hamse Mohamed Papageorge Media Communication 12/4/17 BowFinger BowFinger is a movie that sets out to give the audience a good laugh and to also dispel the rumors about the Hollywood life styles. Steve Martin does this by showing us how a movie gets produced and how difficult and time consuming it can be. He also shows us how ridiculous and out of control it can get. This movies job was to entertain us and even though it started off slow and I barely laughed at the beginning when things started…

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    The author uses many literary elements in this passage, but the specific devices used to communicate the narrator’s attitudes toward McTeague include detail, diction and tone. The attitude towards McTeague seems to be a feeling of superiority because the narrator hints that McTeague doesn’t have much on the inside and is a very simple man, with low ambitions. Through metaphors the narrator is able to show his strength and size, but also lack of intelligence. Most of the times the tone is only…

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    The term “film festival” may mean different things to different people. Film buffs look at it as an opportunity to watch thrilling new films from all over the world before general release or even film that will never be released. Filmmakers see film festivals as opportunities to display their work and gain acknowledgement to international audiences as well as to connect with other filmmakers. Film producers, distributors and investors use film festivals as a platform to network, educate…

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    Hamsun, Henry James, Katherine Mansfield, and others. In their endeavour to divert from the stylish weight of the realist novel, these writers presented a mixed bag of artistic strategies that includes, the radical interruption of direct stream of narratives; the dissatisfaction of customary desires concerning solidarity and reasonability of plot and character and the circumstances and end results advancement thereof; the arrangement of unexpected and uncertain collocations to raise doubt about…

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