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    Samuel Shuhan MuHL-570 11 December 2015 Professor Bruce Brown A Closer Look at Rachmaninoff’s Late Composition Style Rachmaninoff’s “Symphonic Dances”, written in in 1940, are unique because of their orchestration, titles, and melodic and harmonic content. The piece differs from other compositions of Rachmaninoff’s because it implements a nationalist composition style, yet also bears influence from contemporary composers. Charles Fisk differs, stating that “In America and Western Europe, a…

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    Madison Mann ENGL 104.524 Mr.Pfannkoch 13 October 2014 The Child In Us All: Volkswagen Commercial And Pathos Star Wars is something we all know and can relate to. Being the second greatest grossing film of all time it captivates a wide audience. Some people may have not seen all six movies but they recognize it due to the extensive media franchises it has. Star Wars has engraved itself in American culture as a classic. With the release of the saga on blue ray in 2011 Volkswagen thought it only…

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    thousands who were here in the past, those who will come in the future. We’ve agreed to be part of a collective perception. This literally colors our visions. A religious experience in a way, like all tourism” (12). In other words, they see their nostalgia as a fraud… Like Andrew remarks when he’s with Briony in California: “I imagined her as a child going down to that beach and playing in the sand, and picking shells at the water’s edge, day after day, year after year. It was the shameful…

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    Phrases such as “We stared with a kind of reverence at the horizon,” (lines 67-68) evoke a sense of nostalgia for any former window-gazer who recalls the sight of a thunderstorm racing a car down a highway. “The children can watch Sesame Street or play Grand Theft Auto without bothering the driver,” is a very far cry from the imagery and nostalgia Louv uses to describe the natural world his generation once experienced; it almost conveys a sense of cold detachment. This sharp…

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    expresses this idea through the biotext Diamond Grill, in which he uses food as a symbol to critique his struggles to embrace his Chinese identity while fitting into Western society. Through the biotext, food connects Wah with his family background and nostalgia; also, the author critiques the struggles to accept his Chinese identity and expresses his oppression of Chinese heritage through food. While working at the Diamond Grill, he is aware of the difficulties to adhere to and fit into…

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    The classic southern gothic, a Rose for Emily, was written by William Faulkner with influences from the South and pre-Civil War era. He forms an enticing story with dark undertones that finishes with a surprising, yet reasonable, twist. In this essay I will do an analysis of Emily Grierson, her effect on Homer Barron, and her effect on the town which she resides. The opening passage starts off with the main character Emily’s death and then the story proceeds to unravel her life bit by bit.…

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    Extinction, may have missed the mark at U.S. box offices, but there are many countries around the world where the film profits did not disappoint specifically China. The international success found in China from this film can be closely attributed to the nostalgia this movie carries, the strategic marketing done by the producers through the trailers specifically, and the universal appeal this movie holds which was created by using talent from around the world,…

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    and find the animation they watched has become an AR game. Maybe they will start to try this game it because of they have watched the cartoon of it when they was kids. Sometimes people desire to return to a mount at the past. It is called Nostalgia.(nostalgia, n.d.) The last reason I have found is the element of collecting. People who plays this game always having a same goal which is having all kinds of Pokemon. Professor Russell Belk, from York University in Toronto stated challenge is one of…

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    Multicolored holiday lights spell out messages on living room walls, residents of a small community begin to vanish without a trace, a government lab conceals a malevolent secret, and a creature from a fractured dimension emerges to carry out a deadly agenda. Welcome to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana – the setting for the events of the Netflix original series Stranger Things. The mostly word-of-mouth hit of the summer, Stranger Things brings together elements from horror and…

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    Tha’mma’s long held belief that “…nostalgia is a weakness…” (SL 230) is destroyed since she realizes that she has “no home but in memory” (SL 214) after her visit to Dhaka. Suvir Kaul in the essay “Separation Anxiety: Growing up Inter/National in The Shadow Lines” comments: Perhaps, the crowning…

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