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    Why is responsibility such a significant theme in An Inspector Calls? In An Inspector Calls, the central theme is responsibility. Priestley uses the Inspector as a representative to voice his opinions on the main theme and the idea of socialism. Throughout the play, he presents each character with a role of responsibility and tries to make them aware, through the Inspector, that they are all guilty of Eva's death. The Inspector wants The Birlings to share their responsibility; Priestley's focus…

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    John Steinbeck was a communist during the Great Depression. Communism is the idea that the working class shall rise up, in order to establish a society of all people equal in wealth and power. Steinbeck wrote the book Of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men takes place in the Salinas River Valley, California. The story follows the journey of two ranch hands during the great depression. Ranch hands are people who move ranch to ranch working during the season to help ranches. In his novel, Of Mice and…

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    Mean Girls Film Analysis

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    Introduction In the film, “Mean Girls”, a young girl named Cady Harson enters the American School system after being home-schooled in Africa. For the first day of school, she finds herself overwhelmed with fear being surrounded by so many teenagers in the school. She was introduced as a new student to the many different social groups, but she was especially introduced as one of the Plastics. The plot begins when Cady decides to take down the group’s leader, Regina George, in order to sabotage…

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    In chapter two, Boal brings to bare the changes in theater during the transition from the medieval, feudal period and the renaissance, with the rise of a bourgeois middle class. He states that the bourgeois rose up due to their individual prowess and practicality, leading to the rise of the exceptional individual protagonist in theater. Machiavelli's plays propound the value of intellect separated from morality, through which characters get what they want. He talks about Machiavelli and…

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    Teen and youth based films that were produced in the eighties changed how movies in the future would be scripted, produced and how the viewers would see them. One movie in particular that did this was The Breakfast Club, which was written and directed by John Hughes. The movie shows a group of five highschoolers both boys and girls all coming from different backgrounds yet they are all in the same place, detention. Throughout the day the film shows its viewers how they come together and…

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    vs the micro action theory approach. What should be recognized, is that both theorists attempt to understand the connections between modern capitalism and specific historical circumstances. For Marx, capitalism is defined as the ownership of the means of production and private property. The history of class struggle becomes central to his theory; he describes the polarization…

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    The Enemies of the Western Way: A Communist and Fascist Perspective “The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.” ( Marx, s.4). In Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels's revolutionary work, “ The Communist Manifesto” they speak of an egalitarian utopia in which the conflict between classes that was once the inherent cause of oppression transforms into the driving force for change (Marx, 3.2). The Manifesto paints a vivid picture of a constant battle between the…

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    Freedom and development are key in a human society and both Marx and Mill have quite distinctive views on these terms. John Stuart Mills is known to be one of the most influential philosophers of the nineteenth century. He had a liberal political view on society and culture itself. The majority of his philosophical theories are solemnly aimed towards the possibility of progress in the development of human knowledge and individual freedom. Mill justifies freedom through the value of liberty. He…

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    Azuma Hozumi Essay

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    here are the characters that are in the series: -The Male MC=Azuma Hozumi (17 Years Old, harsh, funny, sarcastic) The Harem (Girls Club): -School Supplies Girl=Kaori Hiroka (17 years old, Club Leader. Brash, mean, devilish) -Crown Sadist=Megumi Anzu (15 years old. Sadistic, funny, cute, mean) -Pervophobia=Reika Otoha (16 years old, hate perverts [has large breasts so that's why she hates them], adorable, more tsun than deredere) -Little Clingy=Sanae Tomiko (16 years old, clings onto a cute…

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    slavery. As he put it, they were paid a minimum wage for their labor that only gave them enough capital to cover the bare minimum of existence. That included food, rent, and a few other meager items. They could never earn enough capital to own the means of production of their own labor or even their own home. Ownership was something that only the bourgeoisie had the…

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