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    form of superiority. Especially when Assad floats over the shantytowns showing what possibly could be if someone had a chance to escape abject poverty in an impoverished nation. However, to Guy, it is also a form of freedom, optimism, and literal escapism. As Guy, Lili and little Guy are walking through the field they approached the hot air balloon. Guy eventually let’s go of Lili and little Guy hands’. It is at this point, where Guy’s hopes and desires truly become revealed not just to the…

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    Huck struggles in conformity to both characters's needs and ideals. Huck identifies the simple realist adult choice. "Why, you just said a body could lift up the bed-stead and slip the chain off."(Page) However, Huck indulges himself in childish escapism by concisely playing along to Tom's plan. As Jim elaborate escape fails, Huck still struggles between the two. Indicative of his desire to " light out for the Territory ahead of the rest"(302). Huck ultimately possesses the desire to exist…

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    One can safely say that the Hallyu wave of Korean pop culture, specifically K-pop and K-dramas have taken off throughout Latin America. Scholarship has recently conducted research on different aspects surrounding the landing of the Korean wave in Central and South America, and this paper will attempt to piece them together to create one cohesive narrative of the spread of Korean culture throughout the region. It will also somewhat focus on the countries of Peru and Brazil, where the effects of…

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    Instead, the use of cocaine as a catalyst for escapism begins with the onset of the First World War and continues to intermingle with the aforementioned “frenetic artistic activity” of the avant-garde. By examining the poetry from Benn’s “Brussels Spring”, it can be argued that this motivation for the…

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    Exploring Weiwei’s and Jonnson art style, I have become aware that both these artists uses art as a deliberate means of communicating meaning. Weiwei’s uses arts as a method to voice his rebellious opinions even when heavy consequence are as a result, to me is admirable. His work ethic and ability to continually fight for his others and human rights is inspiring as he has never given up, and has used his own experiences to fight for what he believes in even more. They way that he creates each…

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    bloodlines. Similarly, surrogates in the world are payed for their part and this fulfills the wishes of many families. Another correlation that can be found between the two is that surrogacy is mainly for those that can afford it. On the other hand, in the novel, innocent girls are taken away from their families to serve and exploited, as the unknown truth is that childbirth kills them. In the real world, surrogates may survive, but does exploit women. In many places, especially in Western…

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    Escapism comes in the form of the actual transformation into a cockroach. The day after Gregor’s family discovers that he is an insect, he waits for the house to empty in order to explore, and feels a sense of ease and affluence (Kafka 214). Gregor, post-transformation…

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    One of these characteristics is Imagination or Escapism. This was encouraged with the industrializing of the nation where more and more civilized cities were popping up. Jobs were available in these cities, and people began to look to the future for what could be achieved that is better than the current…

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    Craig’s Essay Analysis In Men’s Men and Women’s Women by Steve Crag, he argues about the purpose of using gendered images and portrayals in advertising. Advertisers look to target audience such as men and women who are at home watching daytime televisions on weekdays or those who are at home on the weekend watching sports. Prime time (evening) is a good time to reach women who are outside of home and also the men who fall in this category. These gendered programs and portrayals are constructed…

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    1. Alex Weiss's argued that a computer gamer's should gamers be prosecuted for virtual stealing. He supports this by using his personal experience with the game such as, "he joined corporations, running scams in which he bribed money from players, then blocked them or kept the messages for future use."Also, he states," ...this ruling makes no sense to me" in response to the Dutch Supreme Court's decision. I do not agree with him because even if a game is just a way to escape from the real world…

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