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    Content Theory Structuralism Structuralism is a theory that suggests that all ideas have a structure; “structuralists” believe that structures are the “real things” that lie beneath “the surface” or the appearance of meaning. (Sternagel, 2012) When using structuralism theory, we attempt to analyse the meaning or try to see a forming pattern. In films this theory emphasizes how certain film clips convey meaning through the use of codes and conventions that are similar to the way languages are…

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    The Ethics surrounding drone warfare has been a controversial debate that has not yet captured the full attention of the public in the west. The main arguments for using drone warfare has been about saving lives and cost, but such argument pales in comparison to the arguments against it. To examine the counter arguments of why drone warfare is ethically wrong, we must look at the political stance of the governments using drone warfare, the society’s responsibility, the ethics of the way that the…

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    Intelligence can be defined as many different things, whether that be how smart someone is or how one can keep themselves alive using during times of need. Lawrence Hill, the author of The Book of Negroes, presents his main character, Aminata Diallo, as a very intelligent and well-rounded woman who is able to survive a tough journey during the slave trade. Steve McQueen, the director of the film 12 Years a Slave, showcases Solomon Northup as a very talented and versatile character who manages to…

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    Heavy Metal Stereotypes

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    Heavy metal emerged in the 60s/70s and popularly became known simply as a “heavier” rock. At this time it was relatively homogeneous and a small, dedicated subculture. However, the dramaticized theatrical performances and powerful, loud music soon gained worldwide attention because it diverged so strongly from the music being produced at the time. No matter if the reaction was positive or negative, most people had a strong viewpoint when it came to heavy metal (Walter xi). With the growth of…

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    What writing really is? Why do I often choose writing as the method to record my innermost voice? Can I influence the readers through my writing? These are all the questions that often pop to my Writing is much more powerful than what we think. Many unexpected knowledge and personal reflection can be learned through writing. In writing, writers often have more than one purpose. They can write to share their emotions, but instead, they write to influence their audience’s fundamental thinking.…

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    How many walls again? Hi, how’s it going? You’ve been reading these papers for a while I’m guessing. How have they been? Good, bad? I would guess a little of column A a little of column B. Well I hope they all go well, especially this one. Anyways, if you haven’t guessed this particular paper is about walls, a specific one though, the fourth one. Yes fourth wall breaks, it’s an interesting concept really, ignoring the format and talking directly to your audience? Well I think so at least.…

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    takes you, for the first time, into the desert region of the map. The use of the rule of thirds is very prominent throughout the design of the entire landscape, which helps to create an image of beauty that is necessary for the player to experience escapism and become immersed. The majority of the target market finds immersion appealing, the fact that the game opts for an approach to realism in the graphical style aids the immersion and player interest. An interesting point to take from this…

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    Living in a patriarchal society could be described as living in perpetual confinement, where traditional gender roles are the indestructible shackles that allow no escape. Consequently, if one wants to be accepted, one has to conform to the rules set by patriarchy. Differing from the norm can bring about horrible consequences, such as being belittled, despised and the most horrible one of them, being shunned by the community one is part of. In this essay, my purpose is to show how damaging…

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    References Abolghasemi, A., Bakhshian, F., & Narimani, M. (2013). Response inhibition and cognitive appraisal in clients with Acute Stress Disorder and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Iranian Journal of Psychiatry, 8(3), 124-130. doi:10.1002/9781118330043.ch7 This study compares different cognitive and behavioral responses and symptoms comparing people from 3 different groups, healthy people, people who were diagnosed with acute stress disorder, and people diagnosed with post-traumatic…

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    Emily Dickinson The originative Emily Dickinson was a gifted poet as she composed passionate poems that baffled readers with her literary style. Using her naïve perception, Dickinson’s poetry was written on a daily basis. Through her use of quick-witted metaphors and improvised grammar, Emily Dickinson remains a classic poet whose poetry influenced American Literature today. Emily Dickinson was seen as psychologically unbalanced and reclusive in her life, as shown through her varying emotional…

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