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    revolution. Dr. McKinley discussed the influence the neo-classical world had on the art and architecture of the period. We discussed how the French like the Greeks and Romans emphasized the use of precise archaeological exactitude, which was down to their understanding of the classical world. Whether it is the French replica of the Pantheon (the Panthéon), or the Sacré-Cœur, neo-classical influence is all over the architecture of this period. Not only is neo-classical architecture scattered…

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    impoverished. While the global south was setting the foundations, such as political policies and economy, the Cold War was beginning. Neo-colonialism occurred during this time period, which forced developing nations to follow a democratic or communist approach towards their policies. The global north used the global south as the stage for combating one another during the Cold War. Neo-colonialism…

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    I watched the Ted talk video, “The fascinating secret lives of giant clams” by Mei Lin Neo. This speech essentially entails information regarding giant clams, such as their basic size or growth status and most importantly how important/essential they are to their aquatic environment/ecosystem. While this speech was well presented and very informative, there are a few points in which Mei Lin Neo falls short on. Starting with her good points first, she was very confident regarding her topic, which…

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    that differ dramtically in both size and composition. On one side, the Neo-Bladder Augment is meant to benefit patients with impaired bladder control caused by Spina bifida (SB) or a spinal cord injury (SCI). In 2008, there were 259,000 people living in the US with a SCI, with 12,000 new cases arising every year. Additionally, 2,000 babies with SB were born every year adding to the already existing patients. In contrast, the Neo-Urinary Conduit has a larger patient population because it targets…

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    associated with the general collection of decent urban rap cuts thus proving to be diverse in comparison to other films. Therefore, music listeners who watch the film are exposed to a variety of songs that range from the dirty rapping of the south and neo-soul singing. For instance, the ‘club banger’ by Petey Pablo and ‘let’s go’ by Trick Daddy sets cast for the dirty rapping from the south. Despite the fact that the raps are associated with the dirty content, their usage in the film presents a…

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    prisoner has only ever seen the shadows on the wall in front of him, he knows nothing of what is outside the cave he has spent his entire life in. He conceives someone saying to him, that what he saw before was just an illusion (Plato 285). In The Matrix, Neo lives a normal life and does not know that he hasn’t been exposed to the whole truth. The main character in each story…

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    From the perspective of a neo liberalist, Harpers proposed polices partnerships between the public and private sector lead to opportunities to capitalize on P-3s. These P-3s i would argue promoted the ability to increase profit for the public sector when in reality it only provided…

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    Night Moves Film Analysis

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    sense of self from unravelling following the revelation of his wife’s affair. Night Moves is a prime example of neo-noir that is very self-aware of its classic noir film roots and uses its protagonists paranoia, and constantly crumbling sense of self to reflect a breakdown in confidence of a post-Watergate America. In a general sense Night Moves, almost blatantly at times, declares itself a neo noir…

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    In feminist ideologies, the male gaze is the act of presenting women as objects of pleasure, from the perspective of heterosexual males. The male gaze is internationally prevalent throughout the history of art and film. The gender power asymmetry that dominated the nineteenth-century was a commanding force in how artists catered to the male viewer. This only further encouraged the pre-existing patriarchal ideologies and discourses. A Roman Slave Market by Jean-Leon Gerome will be formally…

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    Skinhead is a member of a subculture that. originated among working class youngsters in London, England. It started to grow in 1960s and shortly after spread to the other parts of United Kingdom. In 1980 skinhead subculture was spreading worldwide with second working class skinhead movement. Skinheads, defined by their shaved. or short trimmed hair and working-class clothing such as boots, braces, high-ankle straight jeans and simple shirts, were motivated by. social alienation, expression of.…

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