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    Clothing In The Dark Ages

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    “The Dark Ages gradually ended six centuries ago with the Renaissance, which seeded new ideas for a different world. The Renaissance ideal dominated our culture until three centuries ago, from the 14th to the 18th century, when it was superseded by modernism. Not surprisingly, this human ideal has almost been forgotten in our culture. The Renaissance, literally "re-birth", was a revival and rediscovery of classical Greek and Roman culture following the decline of culture, trade, and technology…

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    was portrayed on the silver screen, was most know for being the first sex symbol in the 1950’s. Monroe made herself into the most iconic woman in history by promoting an on-screen style that seemed natural. Her American sweet heart face and sexy hourglass physique made her the ideal movie star. However, underneath her paragon image laid a insecure woman with a life filled with turmoil and physiological struggles. No denying that Monroe was a tragic figure due to her grim early beginnings and her…

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    PRESCRIBED TITLE 5: “Ways of knowing are a check on our instinctive judgments.” To what extent do you agree with this statement? Aubrey: Oh my Gosh, can you believe what that girl is wearing?! Sophie: What’s wrong with it? Aubrey: She looks like she forgot to wear her trousers this morning! I mean, you could hardly call that piece of fabric “a skirt.” Sophie: She looks comfortable with it, Aubrey. Why does it bother you so much? A: Because, you can’t just go around wearing whatever you want.…

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    The history of fashion can be traced back to the beginning of the 19th century but I have chosen to write about the 20th-21st century. There are two basic modern fashion categories Haute Couture and Ready to Wear. The difference between Haute couture and Ready to wear is that Haute Couture is custom made whereas ready to wear clothing is made in big bundles of the same thing. Haute Couture is French for ‘high sewing’ or ‘high dressmaking’ or ‘high fashion’. Haute Couture is exclusive custom…

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    Female Body Image Analysis

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    's not pregnant. And if she has broad hips it means that the underlying skeletal morphology is probably such that she 'd be able to have a relatively unencumbered childbirth,” (Ehrlich). In other words Brenna Ehrlich explains it as women with an hourglass figure tells men they are single and are ready to mingle, and/or ready to birth a healthy child. Men today still look for a woman with a larger butt along with many other features. The ideal image that everyone gets at from all the…

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    Character traits are extremely important in novels; they affect the way the reader feels about each of the characters. Authors will often give the protagonists positive and relatable character traits so that the reader will feel emotionally invested in the characters. The antagonist will usually have negative character traits to build up dislike so that the reader will root for the protagonist. Character traits in a book often drive the plot and lead to the climax. Without defining and…

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    thus can have less difficulty in getting pregnant (Buss, p. 56). Therefore, the ratio is an accurate indicator of women’s reproductive status. Similarly, another major finding relevant to body shape is that men in general prefer women having an hourglass shape, because curvy figures demonstrate high level of female reproductive hormones (His and Hers, p. 97). As a result, both Buss and Perrett’s research can be added together to highlight the importance of physical beauty in signalling…

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    was felt that 20’s women finally had a chance to be free because they had been given power by men and they could finally take control of their own lives, this was very strongly reflected in what was worn at this time. In the 20’s curves and the hourglass figure went off trend and the ‘beanpole’ look came in. This was where the dresses hung straight down from breast to shin, taking shape out of the garments and emphasising a lower natural waistline. Bare backs and bias cut garments were also very…

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    Nietzsche Outline

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    Dylan Bartikofsky General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose Statement: I want my audience to understand Nietzsche's ideas Thesis Statement: He as many great ideas about the metaphysical world Type of Informative Speech: Explanation Pattern of Organization: Intro, General Life, Will to Power, Ubermensch, Eternal Recurrence Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy Introduction How many of you have seen the movies Groundhogs Day, Devil’s Advocate or Fight club? These great films all have occurrences of…

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    I knelt beside my bed, hands pressed together, praying for the Gods make my parents death quick and painless. I wanted my parents death so intensely, so long had I dreamed of this day. It may seem selfish of me to be asking for this, but it had been nearly four years since I'd set foot beyond these walls and my patience had long since worn thin. I did not asked to be born cursed. It was simply the fate I had been given and I blamed no one, not even the goddess Cailleach Bheur who placed this…

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