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    Finnley Maier The Autism Spectrum in the films: Adam, Rain Man, Temple Grandin, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Mary and Max Disorder Description: The autism spectrum explains a range of conditions categorized as neurodevelopmental disorders. The autism spectrum includes not only autism but also disorders ranging from childhood-disintegrated disorder to Asperger’s syndrome. The autism spectrum is characterized by difficulty in communication, social insufficiencies, repetitive…

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    Miller won a Tony Award for Death of a Salesman and in addition, a Pulitzer Prize. The play has been repeatedly recovered in film, TV, and stage forms that have included performing artists: for example; Dustin Hoffman, George C. Scott and, most as of late, Brian Dennehy in the piece of Willy Loman. The Crucible, 1953, reproduces the Salem witch trials, concentrating on jumpy craziness and also the individual’s battle to stay consistent with beliefs and feelings…

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    I. Newsflash’s use of Schwarzenegger’s image and likeness will be protected under the fair use provision in California’s Right of Publicity because it does pass the transformative test for works of comment and criticism, but not under works of artistic expression. The main legislation pertinent to this case is the California Civil Code § 3344 (a) and (d), which states: (a) Any person who knowingly uses another’s name, voice, signature, photograph, or likeness, in any manner, on or in products,…

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    A recent 20-something graduate of Williams College, Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) has no plans for the future. He is seduced by a female friend of his parents, Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft) and then falls in love with her daughter Elaine (Katharine Ross). The film opens with a young man staring out into space. The man is on an airplane flying to Los Angeles. He appears again in front of a fish tank with bubbles shooting in the background. A male voice asks him a question and then appears…

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    Have you thought about how one chromosome in our genes can change the way we are today as we? Even though Knoepfler and Enriquez both have differing views of CRISPR and gene-editing using pathos, ethos, and logos, Knoepfler has a more suitable demeanor with him being in the field of science and having experience in his end which makes it more approachable and understandable. Paul Knoepfler talks about the ethical dilemma on designer babies while Juan Enriquez explains the reprogram of life and…

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    this film and in the end it was all worth it. He created a masterpiece. 10. The Graduate The Graduate is a film who reveals the sensitive and hidden parts of the human psychics. This film is about an accomplished, but recent grad, played by Dustin Hoffman who panics at the idea of his future and what he will do with his life. Disorientated and lost in the world, he starts an affair with an older woman, who is also the wife of his father’s business partner. This film is about sex, secretes,…

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    . That original production was legendary for many reasons, and created a legacy that marked the way for revivals and film/TV adaptations for the next 60 years. One of the best productions done for Death of a Salesman occurred in 1985 starring Dustin Hoffman as Willy Loman, Kate Reid as Linda Loman, John Malkovich as Biff, and Stephen Lang as Happy. This production best showcases the dichotomy of the play as it was transferred from…

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    the world's carbon dioxide emissions” (Clemente, 2014; Walsh, 2013; Pearce, 2009). Hardin rightly identified that a trade-off exists between population and consumption, and the pollution caused by “mounting use of the Yosemite Valley national park” (Dustin, and McAvoy, 1980, p.19) provides an example, yet he portrays growth in per person consumption as the unavoidable outcome of “a system that compels” (Hardin, 1968, p. 78), while advocating for a merciless “live a let die” (Næss, 2004, p.19)…

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    My middle brother has a moderate form of autism. 35 years ago autism was a rare disease that did not get the attention and understanding as it does today. For anyone who doesn't know or understand this disease the movie "Rainman" starring Dustin Hoffman actually portrays a fairly accurate picture on how my brother was. I would definitely have to say that the way that I perceive…

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    Rain Man Film Analysis

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    In Rain Man, Raymond showed problems in communicating, was unable to express emotions and followed his routines strictly. Dustin Hoffman, the actor who played Raymond, was said to have researched and observed numerous autistic savants for his role and his portrayal of a high-level functioning autistic person is mainly congruent with the definition set by medical professionals.…

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