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    The documentary begins with a medium close up shot of an elderly Zambian woman telling the story of Lazarus. This elderly woman appears to be fragile and weak, but is telling a story of hope. By forcing the viewer to focus on her words and her expressions in a medium close up shot they made this elderly woman a symbol of the HIV/AIDS population of Zambia While her words give a story of hope, her face contradicts that with a look of sadness and pain. A majority of people with HIV/AIDS in Zambia…

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    of her life. This aspect of Plath’s work is considered “autobiographical, rather than imaginative” ("Sylvia Plath: Poems"). These final poems of her life seemed to allow Plath to vent her imagination and struggles leading to her suicide. In “Lazy Lazarus,” Plath is writing about her tortured life and attempts at suicide. She talks about concentration camps and Jews in the holocaust. She also discusses revealing her true identity and the world not accepting her. She says they will stare at her…

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    I recently watched The Lazarus Effect, a horror film directed by David Gelb and released in 2015. The film begins with a team of medical researchers performing an experiment on a dead pig; their goal was to revive the pig. While doing so one of the team members, Ava, is convinced that the pig squealed shortly after the experiment was performed on the pig. The team is composed of five individuals, Zoe, frank, Eva, Niko, and Clay. The team works at a University in Berkeley, California. Zoe and…

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    Giotto Lazarus Part 3

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    Part One-Description: The painting is nearly half covered by the sky with a very dark blue. To the left of the painting is Jesus standing with his hand raised using his power to bring Lazarus back to life. Jesus is on a little ledge and just beneath the ledge are Lazarus’s sisters kneeling to thank Christ for bringing their brother back to life. Behind Jesus are the Jews from Jerusalem with various facial expressions showing curiosity and disbelief. We can only see the facial expression of one…

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    weak to uphold any power. Over the years women have been fighting a battle to serve as a “performer” and today, though there are still setbacks, women have reached major heights; being some of the most highly noted people in authority. The poem Lady Lazarus by Sylvia Plath, written in 1962, speaks out against the dominant male figures who did not accept women as a high power. Plath transforms the reader into the mind of herself…

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    admired poet. She took her like at the age of 30. In Sylvia Plath’s poem “Lady Lazarus,” it describes a character who thinks her life worth nothing. It seems like she wants to die and come back to life. In the poem “Lady Lazarus,” the speaker has various character traits but is self-destructive, suicidal, vengeful, and masochistic. Firstly, the speaker in this poem is self-destructive. In Sylvia Plath’s poem “Lady Lazarus,” the speaker described: I do it so it feels like hell. I do it so it…

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    This article, written by Margaret Lazarus basically discusses her views on a popular movie at this time, The Lion King. She begins by talking about how excited she and her sons are to see the newly released box-office record breaking Walt Disney movie. Shortly after, she jumps right into discussing how stereotypical and prejudiced the movie is. She claims that it is stereotypical and prejudiced against African Americans, gays, and even the ghettos of current society. She points out that the…

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    It is the idea that anyone can come into America and make a successful life, as long as one works hard enough. Emma Lazarus’ poem, “The New Colossus,” romanticizes Lady Liberty and how she is welcoming to all, especially the poor and the needy. In Lazarus’ work, Lady Liberty seems to take on a Messianic cast, come to rescue the poor masses from the oppressive European nations. Many believed that this rescue would come in the form of…

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    In the 1980s, Richard Lazarus formed the "Theory of Cognitive Appraisal" in efforts to explain the mental process that is brought on by stressors. Cognitive appraisal occurs when a person evaluates how an emotional situation effects them, and then comes to a conclusion based on their interpretation of the situation. Cognitive appraisal is used in instances where it isn't obvious as to how the situation would be interpreted initially. In an event that it isn’t clear how you should respond, your…

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    advice on their simple mistakes so we can learn from them and do the same. We have been always been dependent on their help; however, how brutal this experience may seem, it is necessary for one to endure. In the novel, Leaving Orbit, by Margaret Lazarus Dean, embarks a new concept that relates students entering college for the first time to space travel and that this exploration is important for one’s personal life and for society. Like in a rocket ship leaving earth and traveling to the…

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