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    In Kinsella's Shoeless Joe Jackson returns to Iowa, Kinsella questions the American fascination with the past and also criticizes Americans and their dreams. By presenting what is basically a ghost tale disguised as an American sports story, Kinsella blurs the lines between practicality and what is unreasonable. A middle aged farmer, Ray Kinsella who obsesses over a baseball diamond to the point in which it almost causes financial turmoil builds a baseball field to watch the ghost of Shoeless Joe Jackson play ball. While many just argue he is just a hardworking American with a dream to build a field, it is easy to see the absurdity of his mission. However, as Ray and many others are taught to believe really true? Can you achieve anything you…

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    Field Of Dreams Analysis

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    language, mise-en-scène, diegetic sound, and cinematography. In the three times Academy Award nominated film Field of Dreams, The director, Phil Alden Robinson, builds the film with his artistic, cinematic language featuring unique mise-en-scene, as well as depicting characters who hear voices in diegetic sound, and includes an imaginative vision in film cinematography. The film begins with Ray’s first person voiceover narration and a montage of Ray’s (Kevin Costner) life biography, which…

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    Field Of Dream Redemption

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    have had to patch things up with another individual. This is simply a part of life and personal growth and development. In spite of the fact that resolving conflict is exceptionally difficult, it is a necessary step in finding closure and redemption as represented by Jostein Gaarder’s, The Solitaire Mystery and Phil Robinson’s, Field of Dream. To begin with, resolving conflict always appears to be easier when planning it versus carrying out the action. It is common to become emotionally…

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    Journey The film, Field of Dreams one of the best heartfelt story of a personal redemption takes you through one of the most important stages of a hero’s journey, the call to adventure. Ray Kinsley, your, non-typical farmer in Iowa lives with his two mentors. One being his wife Annie and the other his daughter Karin. When he was only three his mother, died and his father’s relationship wasn’t the best as he left to attend Berkeley College, a school far away from home. This hero wasn’t your…

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    of the brightest are The Field of Dreams by Phil Robinson and The Natural by Barry Levinson. Both films develop similar themes, but the topics of father-son relationships, second chances and the common magic of baseball game find quite different representation in the films that concern American paradise and regaining it. The most important issue covered in the films is the problem of relations between father and son. Both in The Field of Dreams…

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    seventeen years after my father was born. I can say as an early birthday present, it wasn't just a vacation, but an experience to another country that I had. It’s also a different view and aspect of life that my dad and his ancestors lived; with a long sought out dream fulfilment. A plane ride…

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    beginning as any to tell the story of my life, especially when the story begins on the day I was born.” “Yes, Ma’am, it will be fine.” “I was born a sharecroppers daughter. Of course, I don’t actually remember the day I was born. I reckon there aren’t many that can. Mama said I was born on the thirteenth day of September and it was still hot as Hades. From my figuring, the year was 1936. The first real remembrance I have, was watching my mama change Anna’s diaper. Anna was my baby sister. We…

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    My hearts beat louder and faster the further away we got from Santa Maria. Silence was the only noise that came. Besides the van's engine and graveling ground. In the mirror, I saw Roberto. A blank expression. I was hoping to seek comfort from, but instead all little hope I had left just evaporated. Trying to keep my eyes from leaking, not letting the immigration officer see me cry I face toward the window. Fields and fields full of illegal people doing hard labor. I will never see Papa, Mama,…

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    on table 11.1, very few women worked in what were considered “men’s fields.” These fields consisted of civil engineers, auto mobile and mechanical, and dentistry field. In contrast, women tended to work as registered nurses, kindergarten and preschool teachers. Over the past 30 years, more women have migrated into what were once considered men’s jobs, but for most fields, these numbers are still statistically low. According to the U.S.…

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    Summary: The dad left the family so they brought in a crazy man from the mental hospital to work on their fields it was suggested by the neighbours but they didn’t think the mom would actually go do that. After a few weeks Emaline and her mom enjoyed the crazy man’s company. Introduction: The family lives on a farm that has been around for generations. The father of Emaline owns it, for his father passed it on to him. Emaline’s dad never wanted to be a farmer; he wanted to work on the…

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