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    Ensemble (Broinowski)

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    Jaxton commonly known as Jax (Broinowski) has been a long term relationship for 4 years. He is contemplating marriage without the support of part of his family, or country. Since coming out he has been a big disappoint to them and is learning how to be free from their judging and discrimination. Since the age of 23 Jax has not lived his families Orthodox Judaism life. Jax is gay and has become a member of Dayenu. This organization which was founded in 1999. Dayenu’s is based in Sydney,…

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    Jack And Diane Analysis

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    Jack and Diane is a 1982 single off of the album American Fool by John Mellencamp, then going by the name John Cougar. The song is in the genre of Heartland rock, which was pioneered by Mellencamp, along with Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Seger. The genre is characterized by songs that concern average blue collar American life and often carry a social message. Mellencamp grew up in Indiana, which is why many of his songs mention the Heartland (American Midwest). He is known for other…

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    remains that the “sexual norm” in media regards the involvement of both a man and a woman. In 2004 and 2005, two films were released, both of which exhibited homosexuality in their own ways, and respectively sparked their own controversies. Brokeback Mountain, directed by Ang Lee, is a 2005 American film that tells the story of the romantic sexual relationship between two men in the American West. Mysterious Skin, directed by Gregg Araki, is a 2004 Dutch-American film that tells the story of two…

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    in this film seems to overpower the western aspects it happens much more than expected. The code of honor seems to signify that when a cowboy is about to fight they do so in a dignified manner and not taking an unfair advantage in a fight. In Brokeback Mountain that is not what occurs, anytime Ennis gets angry he gets violent with those around him. In the scene after Elma…

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    Being a homosexual in the 21st century can be an emotional experience due to the lies that are said about them. By using satire, LZ Granderson in the TED Talk, “The Myth of the Gay Agenda,” presents humor, personal journey, and emotional connections, which creates a convincing argument towards the audience about love and respect. First of all, Granderson is a humorous person throughout his speech. LZ Granderson uses verbal irony to be humorous and stir up the audience in a positive and funny way…

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    Film Segmentation and Analysis: Brokeback Mountain I chose the film, Brokeback Mountain, by Asian Director, Ang Lee. The film is based on author Annie Proulx’s Pulitzer Prize winning short story. The film won three Oscars. One for Best Director by Ang Lee, Best Screenplay and Best Musical Score. The film had few digital, computerized special effects. The costumes were simple, everyday western apparel and dialogue between the characters was sparse, yet the film was brilliant. Ang…

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    the category confused and lonely. Consequently, they hide their true self and take on a double role. Similarly, Annie Proulx suggests the challenges men, who fail to abide by societal norms, face about their sexual identity in the story of “Brokeback Mountain”. Ennis and Jack both struggle with their homosexuality due to the homophobic society they live in. Although the story defies archetypal ideas of masculinity as it puts forth two men trapped in…

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    Even the most tenacious flowers will eventually wither in the wrong environment. Similarly, even the fervent love of Jack Twist and Ennis del Mar—the protagonists of Annie Proulx’s short story, “Brokeback Mountain”—cannot withstand the social taboos that threaten their relationship. In a sense, the two cowboys were doomed from the start. Their fathers were completely intolerant and denied Jack and Ennis of empathetic upbringings. This, among many other social restraints, precludes the…

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    Jack Twist and Ennis del Mar, the main characters of Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain, meet when they work together as sheepherders in the majestic mountains and high plains of Wyoming. The two men work for Joe Aguirre, whose sheep spend the summer on Brokeback Mountain. When Jack and Ennis are together, they converse with each other, they drink whiskey, and they become friends. One cold night, Ennis is sitting outside by a fire pit and he suddenly gets up and enters Jack’s tent where the two men…

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    The story, “Brokeback Mountain” by Annie Proulx presents us with a character named Ennis del Mar who is unwilling and unable to reach for his heart’s desire, a man named Jack Twist. Jack and Ennis meet when they are both young men, having grown up in almost identical situations. Both were high-school country boys with no prospects, brought up to hard work and privation, both rough- mannered, rough-spoken, inured to the stoic life. Both are real cowboys, both are also living the life expected of…

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