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    John Nash Schizophrenia

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    Good morning/Afternoon Today’s topic focuses on the complexity of John Nash’s schizophrenia, a mental illness that devolves and progresses accordingly to the narrative structure of Ron Howard’s “A Beautiful Mind. “Did you know the prevalence rate for schizophrenia is approximately 1.1 % of the population over the age of 18”? Within his film, Howard explores the development of this mental illness, highlighting the adversities Nash faces along his journey. These challenges offer insight into his…

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    Life is beautiful is a film about a man named Guido Orefice, his wife Dora, his son Giosuè, and Guido’s uncle Eliseo. His family is sent to a concentration camp. Guido uses his humor to hide the horror of the camp by playing a game with his son. Critics of the film say that the film is not showing the full picture of the holocaust. Proponents of the film said that film is portraying the Holocaust, this way to have a broader audience. Roberto Benigni’s use of comedy is effective in portraying…

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    Military Music Analysis

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    the time of stress or discomfort. It mentally would bring me back to the sense of fundamental faith in not myself but of what the words mean human brotherhood. In the Military, we service not for only ourselves but for brotherhood ("America the Beautiful, 1893,"…

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    You don’t write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say (“F. Scott Fitzgerald”). I am renown around the world for this quote and it is very applicable to my life, because I am a writer. Although lots of my stories were not successful, I had a few hits that made me as famous as I am today. In these few minutes, I will tell you about my early life and where I came from, secondly my life and work in Europe, and lastly, my work in film and end of my time. To…

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    In “A Beautiful Mind”, John Nash is a brilliant man who had a lot going for him. He created various theories and equations that drove him further into the world of knowledge. However, it seems as if the smarter John got and the better jobs he was offered, the worse his hallucinations got. Hallucinations are triggered from stress; therefore, I feel that because John may have been so stressed about his life, job, education, etc. this caused the hallucinatiions to begin. I feel like John had to be…

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    close bond the family share. Whilst Guido and Giosue are heading to the concentration camp, Dora explains to the solider “My husband and son are on that train. I want to get on that train. Did you hear me? I want to get on that train.” (Life Is Beautiful 1997) showing how she would risk her life to keep their family together. Furthermore, whilst in the concentration camp, Guido translates from the officer to continue the game…

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    John Nash Schizophrenia

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    In the film, Nash was able to recover from schizophrenia with the support of his wife Alicia and through his own determination. With time, Nash was able to recognize his hallucinations for what they truly were, i.e., not real. However, the problem with this depiction is that mental illness and more specifically, schizophrenia, is not a “problem of the will.” One cannot undecided to have schizophrenia or overcome schizophrenia simply by wanting to get better and choosing to ignore their…

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    A Beautiful Mind

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    Amber Wilkinson Psychology 340 12/7/2016 “A Beautiful Mind” is based on the true story of John Forbes Nash. Nash was a brilliant mathematician who won a Nobel prize for his study of mathematics. In the movie John Forbes Nash; who was portrayed by Russel Crowe, suffers from paranoid schizophrenia. At the beginning of the film John Forbes Nash starts his career at Princeton University as a mathematics student where he was well known for his intelligence. Nash is an arrogant, awkward…

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    perceptions of truly unique experiences. A film has the ability to subject the responder to unconventional mentalities, in the hope of a catalyst in the change of their narrow perceptions on undisclosed experiences. Ron Howard’s 2001 Roman A Clef film A Beautiful Mind, resonates with the viewer as it is a rare opportunity to experience firsthand the psychosis, debilitation and eventual redemption associated with living with schizophrenia. The three act structure is ironically symbolic of this…

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    propagandized by media for financial purposes. The movie A Beautiful…

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