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    had on the audiences in its era is remarkable. Citizen Kane a substantial influence on the audience and the film industry through its use of innovative narrative style and technical cinematic elements that may not have been widely used in classic Hollywood cinema. The narrative style of Citizen Kane challenged the traditional Hollywood narrative by developing the story through the use of flashbacks and first person voice over narration from different characters throughout the movie. Each…

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    “Wake up! Wake up! Up you wake!” Mister Senor Love Daddy sets the tone of the movie right from the get-go as a narrative and sets his role as the narrator of the neighborhood. Spike Lee used an interesting technique where the narrator is an actual character that is a part of the neighborhood, but is still detached and almost a neutral viewer of the whole plot. Samuel L Jackson’s character literally watches the movie through his window and seems to be used as a way to smoothly transition through…

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    they become involved in. Barnard in the story of The Lottery uses various techniques such as narrative and gender representations to portray to readers how Ted who 's wife won the lottery in identity is threatened. In the story Listen to the End, Hunter portrays how his main character whom doesn 't have a name feels her identity is threatened using techniques of gender representation and various narrative conventions to show her weaknesses…

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    Ghana is a country with personality. It is a hidden gem bursting with diverse, authentic and exceptional tourist attractions, captivating and varied travel experiences, a door-always-open friendliness and a rhythmic vibe. And in the words of American chef, author and television personality Anthony Bourdain who travelled to Ghana for a 2007 episode of No Reservations, “Ghana is something special.” With this in mind, raising awareness of Ghana as a formidable, special and must-visit tourist…

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    Laura Mulvaney, in her 1975 article Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema, describes the male gaze as being driven by “ the unconscious of patriarchal society” which is demonstrated through the “sexual differences which controls images, erotic ways of looking and spectacle” (57 Mulvaney). Thus, within film there…

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    Sc300 Unit 1 Reflection

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    contrasting the two stories. The story was uniquely told from two perspectives, giving the aboriginal population a chance to express themselves and almost invite the audience to immerse themselves in their culture. All up, a well produced film whose narrative structure really resonated with…

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    on his neighbors’ lawn. I will explain why I think mark chose the first person narrator as well as the negative and positive aspects of using this style and how mark overcame or use them to develop his story. I think Mark chose the first person narrative because he wanted to give us a different view of the world. In Marks own words “it’s a novel about difference, about being an outsider, about seeing the world in a surprising and revealing way.” (Haddon web2) By using Christopher as the…

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    Because non-narrative storytelling in this way was so new at this time of filmmaking, the praise along with the negative criticism is not at all surprising. In the film our sense of time is quickly disoriented with the multiple flashbacks, shifts in time, and the constant…

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    but for some reason had driven to Crosby, Main. Had he known she would be working here?” (Strout 56). The narrator’s informality is a key feature that makes these stories work as it inserts its elucidating comments here and there, interrupting the narrative for a small digress using dashes, colons, semicolons and sometimes ellipses or taking the voice of the character entirely to state an important thought. It is a satisfying technique that is used throughout the book quite often and has the…

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    Parables In The Bible

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    (Fønebø, 2011, p. 22). Jesus “told parables relating to wedding feasts, banquets, and home gatherings” (Story, 2009, p. 67). Interpreting the parables can be tricky. Blomberg (1991) declared, “studies of the historical-cultural background of various narratives are increasingly leading to the conclusion that not all of the details even in the authentic cores of the parables are realistic or lifelike” (p. 52). Parabolic interpretation has gone through several manifestations. At one point, the…

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