Marianne and Juliane

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    Although in The Lost Honor of Katherina Blum, there’s a more obvious line between good and bad people and their actions. In this film, police and the press are the negative side and Katharina is the heroine. But at the same time, we can see that there’s one or two good police officers, and also people who are Katharina’s “friends,” all of them are not really that much of good people. But this line is not as obvious in Marianne and Juliane. In this movie, while Marianne is a terrorist, at the same time in some parts we can see, she was not born or raised that way, and she was actually a nice and kind person, and the fact that she’s the person that she is today, was the outcome of the society itself. She was her dad’s favorite, she was well behaved in school and was trying to stay away from trouble and just follow the rules of the school, family, and the…

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    A modernist by trade, William Carlos Williams works with other artists in an effort to start and perpetuate a new movement. Working within the constraints that focused on breaking free from past restrictions and conscriptions with an eye towards current events and cultural influences, Williams is building something beautifully simplistic in his poetry. Towards the beginning of his efforts in poetry Williams’ underlines the fears associated with the cultural change to modernism, and the prevalent…

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    Rooster is piece of work created by Christopher Bruce, based upon the attitude and behavior of people within a society he grew up in. The music was also created by the rolling stones which was a band popular at the time and relate greatly to the time period. This piece was created for Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genèvre, it was then first performed at the Grand Théâtre de Genèvre on the 10 October 1991. The year after it premiered in Britain when he worked with the London Contemporary Dance…

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    Nora gets tired of everything and grabs her best friend in order to go to Paris to look for the only love of her life. The only problem lies in the fact that she loses the paper with the coordinates of Julienne. And even when she runs out of money she still stays honest to her dream. She seems to lose everything and on her way back he meets the only person she could meet – HIM! She get her one in a million chance and wins it. This is the film for those who need to realize the real source of…

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    Marianne Moore was a small town girl, born around St. Louis Missouri. She moved around alot in her life. When Marianne Moore was reaching adolescence, her father left her and her mother, leaving them with no money to keep their house. So they had to move to her grandfather's house and stay there until his death. Which was on 1894. They just moved from one relative to another until the big move to carlisle, PA. Moore graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a BA degree in biology in 1909. Following…

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    Marianne Moore The Fish

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    Marianne Moore was one of the most famous poets of the modernist era, appreciated in both social and literary spheres, yet differed from other poets of her time because of how her language was condensed and precise, capable of suggesting a variety of ideas. Her ability to combine multiple associations into a single, compact image allows her characters to be conveyed intricately, as seen in her poems “Radical,” “Poetry,” “Silence,” and “The Fish.” Within the poems I have chosen to analyze,…

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