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    In the Disney Pixar film, A Bug 's Life, Karl Marx theory of alienation and exploitation are portrayed. The film shows problems of having a capitalist society, and what it does to the working class. Because of these problems within the colony an uprising against its suppressor is established. The film Bug 's Life demonstrates Marx 's theory. In the movie Flik 's colony is being oppressed by Hopper and his gang. Hopper tells the colony that they will provide protection for them as long as the working ants provide them with food. However when Flik accidentally ruins the harvest that colony has just provided. Hopper then demands them to provide twice the food or they will no longer protect the colony. This causes a great distress within the colony…

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    A Bug's Life Film Analysis

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    Have you ever felt like all odds were against you including your friends and family? Flik the main character in the movie A Bug's Life was striving to please his colony. However, no matter what he did the outcome was mostly negative. Until Flik made a trip to the city where he met some circus bugs who helped him and his colony gain freedom from the grasshoppers. Linda Seger the author of the essay “Creating the Myth” explains the Hero Myth. The Hero Myth is a basic story structure that many…

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    Analysis: A Bug's Life

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    Illustrate how the movie reflects the dynamics in the economic relationship between developing and developed countries. 4.) How would you categorize the economic system illustrated in the movie as regards: a. System of government b. Type of market I will be answering the following questions in essay form. The Disney movie, A Bug’s Life, focuses on the life of a young, inventive ant, Flik. He leads a…

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    As I read through the laws that govern the securities industry, I asked myself the question of “ Why do we regulate the financial systems? Besides the basic understanding of having laws to better the efficiency of the investment and banking industry, why must we have laws and ethics that lay out the information of what is good and what is bad in the world of money, shouldn’t it already be known? In class we mentioned the issue with Goldman Sachs, ENRON, and some others companies who disobeyed…

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    The Disney film, A Bug’s Life tells the story of an inventive ant who ventures out to find help in defending his colony against a cloud of grasshoppers. Published in 1998, the film was directed by John Lasseter and Andrew Stanton. In the film, A Bug’s Life, a colony of ants is forced to collect food every year for a cloud of grasshoppers. The movie centers around an inventive ant named Flik, whose inventions often create problems for the colony. That was, until one of his inventions accidentally…

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    The English language is complex with an infinite amount of words, all having multiple meanings for themselves. Have you ever wondered why only one word could have so many meanings? Experience and perspective. Words over time lose its meaning and earn a whole new one based on experiences or a person’s perspective in life. One word that has an unquestionable amount of meaning is courage. Courage, according to the English dictionary, is the quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face…

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    Besides providing immense entertainment for both kids and adults alike, certain children’s movies, such as Disney Pixar’s A Bug’s Life, explore deep sociological concepts and structures found in our society. The movie successfully and simultaneously shows both structural functionalism and conflict theory - despite their stark differences - in the interactions between the ants and grasshoppers. Throughout the film, there are also instances that show the theories of false consciousness, collective…

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    No matter what you do, it remains inevitable. In appointment in Samarra, the servant eludes death and in doing so, he hurries directly to it. Likewise, the presumptuous Physician strives to avoid death by supposing that his “relative,” Godfather will not execute him and that Death has the power to light a second candle, giving him a second chance at life, but the results are false and the Physician ends up dead. At the end of the stories, the Physician and the servant were dead, implying that…

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    Houseman’s “To An Athlete Dying Young” contrasts to most people 's view on life. Most believe that every person 's life must be lived to the fullest until old age and death, Houseman However, presents his idea that dying young is better. “And round that early laureled head, Will flock to gaze the strengthless dead, And find unwithered on its curls, The Garland briefer than a girls.” He expresses the best he can that death, as a youth, is a win over the gathering hardships and grief that come…

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    Zhuangzi Analysis

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    The Zhuangzi, was a very famous Chinese philosopher who narrated various anecdotes and stories. These stories are a fundamental part of the philosophical teachings of Daoism. His thoughts are highly diverse, but very disorganized at the same time. Every story or statement of Zhuangzi, even though brief and rambled, has a philosophical viewpoint. He creates a fantasy world, with imaginary characters, and uses it as a ground to talk about issues surrounding life and death, without fear. Throughout…

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