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    notable movie. The college that the movie is filmed in (Cheltenham College) is actually the college that Anderson attended as a young boy. It is a British drama that satirizes the public school life. The high school it is set in symbolizes British society. Mick and his two roommates Johnny and Wallace…

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    The article is called "Me Talk Pretty One Day" by David Sedaris, it takes place in Paris around a man who is forty-one years old. He attends a French class that is taught by a terrifying rude teacher. The author talks about the troubles he goes through while trying the learn the language and survive the class. The author uses a fun tone throughout the article while keeping the audience drawn in. Hard work pays off in the end is the author’s claim and mine as well in my analysis essay. The author…

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    The sad suicide of Neil Perry left many unanswered. Many question if it was it the boys who were really in fault because they encouraged him to do mischievous tasks or was it his parents which pressured him to disobey them which led to him having no choice? Could Mr. Keating’s transcendental lessons cause the death of Neil? Nevertheless, the school wanted to point fingers at an individual. So, unsurprisingly, the academy picked the adult. Mr. Keating encouraged the boys to question authority…

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    Find Yourself Here on Out In the film “Dead Poets Society” directed by Peter Weir and written by Tom Schulman. This film is set in 1959 but released in 1989, it takes place at Welton Academy, an all boys school preparing them for the Ivy League. A former student who attended Welton, is now an teaching an English class who is John Keating. The first class keating teaches he introduces himself by reciting a poem that goes like this “O’ captain, My captain... It's from a poem by Walt Whitman…

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    a few seconds. The technology students have access to can be affecting the ethical codes students’ have for the rest of their lives. Cheating in school can greatly affect the knowledge students gain to put towards their future. In the movie Dead Poets Society , Mr. Keating the main character tries to preach to his students the importance of one’s thoughts and morals. Plagiarizing does not teach students how to use their own thoughts and express their own feelings. For example, in the…

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    We are all pushed to the factors of fitting in society, which includes being likeable, successful, or attractive. Conformity is necessary in order to be cooperate and to be able to work together, some would say. Conformity is not the best idea to change who a person really is to fit in because every person should have their own unique individuality. Conformity affects people of the society that loses their individuality. In the film “Dead Poets Society,” Mr Keating, the teacher, illustrates the…

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    “Forgiveness isn’t approving what happened. It’s choosing to rise above it.” - Robin Sharma. In the movie Dead Poet Society by Peter Weir many must forgive what has happened and move on but it is difficult of the group of tenagers trying to find their unque voice. These teenage boys are in an elite private school with pressures to do well, and many of the boys, like Neil Perry, are pressured by their parents too. This pressure causes them to step out of line while finding themselves but not…

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    Graduate and Dead Poets Society are both coming of age films that convey a story about growing up. The directors of these movies had different approaches with their use of camera work. The Graduate used camera work as an obvious element to the movie, whereas Dead Poets Society had more muted shots. The Graduate used different camera shots frequently to express the emotion of the scene, while Dead Poets Society used the shots to enhance the impact of the dramatic scenes. Dead Poets Society uses…

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    your own path through life as an individual. The idea was started by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and latter continued with his student Henry David Thoreau, and then Walt Whitman. Along with these men, transcendentalism had a main role in the events of Dead Poets Society directed by Peter Weir. These three men, and movie all follow the six elements of transcendentalism. The six elements are, intuition, optimism, simplicity, individualism, civil disobedience, and soul. When someone has intuition it…

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    Often times people in our society go through extreme changes to their personal behaviors in order to have a better fit in a group. They often change their looks, feelings beliefs, or actions which causes them to dispose their individuality. Conformists are people who follow accepted behaviors or established practices, so they will fit in. On the other hand, non-conformists do not follow social norms. No, it is not a good idea for people to be conformists, that way conformity would not change…

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