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    Every minute the Amazon Rainforest is getting abolished at a frequency of 40 football fields a minute, and 100 hundred species of organisms are becoming extinct every day.Is this a World you want to live in? In today’s standards, poetry is often overshadowed and much less spoken about than other matters. In reality, poetry is exceptionally repeatedly used in Songs, Raps, and pop music. Poetry has not declined, but has expanded and evolved into a diverse range of songs/poems, as listed music…

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    Humor And Diction

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    The course theme for my class is humor. The purpose of this is to understand the idea of humor theory and how it functions in literature. In class, we learned not only about humor theory, but literary devices like diction.The course's book were Born a Crime by Trevor Noah and Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris. The connection between the course theme and all the assignments I have done, is on how to show the distinct connection between humor and literature. I have grown academically since…

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    Dystopian Films Essay

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    they fear is a concoction of past and future occurrences. Science fiction film is a way to visualize how society is feeling at any point in time, and architecture is a way that requires no words. Simply glancing at the set of any science fiction film can reveal the state in which the movie takes place. A lot can also be retrieved by the films that are being released at the time. When an abundance of dystopian films, or films that display an imaginary world often in ruins and rampant with…

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    The mixed genre of science fiction and parody is a complex form of entertainment that has a lot of uses. This mixed genre will always follow a standard form. The science fiction will use its strange and unfamiliar characteristics to separate the audience from the topic. These characteristics could be things like aliens, robots, or multiple timeline paradoxes. The parody will then come in with a punchline and explain the situation in a blatant way. This could be a hilariously clueless President,…

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    Write: Part One – Answer the following questions about one of the poems based on your reading of them: • Identify the theme of the poem. How do you know this is the theme? The theme of the poem “We Real Cool” is theirs as a group of boys rebellious with their own actions. I know this is the theme for “We” is repeated eight times in this eight-line poem. • Define the poetic devices (e.g., rhythm, figurative language, etc.) used in the poem. Offer at least two examples. The poetic devices…

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    In literature, there are many different themes that appear repeatedly in novels people read. These themes can be seen in many works of literature, no matter the genre or topic. One of the most recurring themes seen in books is a character’s loss of innocence. Loss of innocence happens when a character is exposed to situations they had never been exposed to before such as war, death and violence. These are all things that most children are naive to and have never experienced in their life.…

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    Poetry is a paintbrush and the bush its canvas, the shores spritzed with stories of its beauty. The relevance of bush poetry is still eminently evident throughout society and oral storytelling today. In storytelling today, it is present in the use of diction, in the representation of outcasts in society and in the concern for anti-authoritarianism as a quintessential Australian value. Bush poetry also helps build national character, keeping Australia’s history alive years on. Through the…

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    Magyk By Angie Sage

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    Throughout mankind’s history we have written. Many of our writings have been in books which awe and inspire others. Two primary types of these books exist fiction and non-fiction. One popular genre among fiction books is fantasy fiction. One such book from this exciting genre is Magyk by Angie Sage. Magyk by Angie Sage is a very original piece, brings the reader into an adventure filled plot line, and brings whimsical ideas to the reader’s mind. The first crucial ingredient in a fantasy novel…

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    or portrayed in film and the same can be said to the effects of films on our emotions. The same way we can distinguished or recognize and express these feelings, we can categorized and recognize the differences in genres although sometimes not clearly delineated. “A genre is a type or category of film (or other work of art) that can be easily identified by specific elements of its plot, setting, mise en scène, character types, or style” (Goodykoontz & & Jacobs, 2014). A film can be placed as…

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    60's Time Research Paper

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    popular ongoing genres are known to give their spectators a hint of what they like about the genres, yet always looking for new ways to present the movie/game or music. Unfortunately the genres that stick to the same routine (can’t create a new path) are becoming outdated do to having a predictable or old fashioned plot (theme). For example genres such as; Musicals (film), Western (film), Pacman (game) and unfortunately soon to be Horror (film) are becoming the same with every upcoming film that…

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