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    Fiction and its history in order to deconstruct the literary genre for your upcoming assessment piece. I will also compare and contrast how crime and law enforcement have been evolved over time in two particular subgenres. Crime Fiction as we know it did not emerge or evolve until the nineteenth century after Edgar Allan Poe had introduced his first fictional Detective in his story ‘’The Murders…

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    Starmaker

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    In most science fiction, stories are told from the point of view of the most relatable characters. Scrappy human freedom fighters, rebels, and malcontents overthrow the unknowable invaders, aliens, or machine overlords to preserve humanity as they know it. Rarely though, a novel comes along that takes this tradition idea and reverses it, instead relating a narrative from the point of view of the alien. This presents a unique story for readers, and a special challenge for writers. How does one…

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    Cobie Caillat Biography

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    understand some of her past history, such as the reasons that explain her desire to get into the music business in the first place. For instance, the main driving force for then-tween Caillat to get into the music business was, interestingly enough, the film Sister Act 2, in which Lauryn Hill sings in a powerful rendition of “Joyful, Joyful” (Lymangrover, 2016; Orr, 2009). I use the adverb, ‘interestingly’…

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    In the world of writing, there is fiction and nonfiction. As people, though, we hardly ever find it possible to confine ourselves to the typical categories, and are always reaching out. Sinking roots into new ideas and growing long tendrils to take hold of new places no one else dares to venture to. We are always finding new ways to break the rules into small pieces, shattering them like glass figurines. In this search for something new, different, and unique, we discovered a place where fact…

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    These classics are benchmarks of literary style – a time period or a genre. They explore universal themes that make them much more poignant than traditional novels, such as providing insight into a particular event or aspect of the human condition. Indeed, classics can even aim to anticipate the future or serve as cautionary tales for future societies. Two such classics are George Orwell’s novel ‘Animal Farm’ (1945) and the film ‘V for Vendetta’ (2006) directed by James McTeigue. Orwell’s…

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    Throughout history, humans have always held a fascination with extraterrestrial life. Science fiction tales were written in the second and tenth centuries (Joy and “Satire or the First Science”). Crop circles were claimed to be found in medieval times (Radford). Searches for canals built by martians were carried out more than two hundred years ago (Simon). The fascination with alien life integrated itself into human culture and as it changes, the beliefs change as well. Science fiction allows…

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    Badland Analysis

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    contemporary film theorist who have focused their theory on film genre. Schatz’s theory discusses the cultural context film genres are built on, as well as explains the connection between film genre and genre films. On the other hand, Altman’s theory suggests a semantic/syntactic approach to help solve the contradictions within genres studies and offer a model to analyze genre. Schatz’s assessment of Badland (1973), directed by Terrence Malick would be that the film’s crime and drama genre has a…

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    Rashomon Analysis

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    others, or by simply forming a generally positive perception of an individual. Film most clearly illustrates this principle. When we peer into a text’s diegetic environment, we immediately form opinions on its inhabitants. These opinions are crafted, however, not just in relation to the characters of a film, but in relation to the film as a whole, and how said film works with or against our expectations.…

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    How can literature and life be a parallel some may ask, it can be a parallel in ways that people may not think about on a regular basis. Parallels between the genres that we have covered in class and real life are very prominent. The poetry unit in class shows how life is like poetry in the way that everyone sees and feels things in a different manner. Reading A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, demonstrates how life is like a play,even if it is misled one, also it shows how life is like a triangle of…

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    Four Genres Of Literature

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    1. Compare at least 4 of the following genres: The four genres I chose to compare are: Nonfiction – You can read nonfiction stories in just about anything. This can be reading a magazine, a book, articles in a newspaper, or reading something on the internet. Nonfiction is written about topics that are real and are based on actual facts and information. Biography- A biography is a true and detailed description about someone’s life and is usually written by someone else. It includes an…

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