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    couldn’t follow directions very well. One station had us use wheelchairs, another you had to play checkers with…

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    called neuroplasticity. Dr. Paul Bach-y-Rita was a pioneer of neuroplasticity. In the late 1960s he confirmed the brains ability for sensory substitution — the ability to receive information from one sense and interpreted as if it was coming through another sense. He did so by creating a chair that enabled blind people to “see” through information received through their sense of touch. This machine was composed of a camera that sent signals to a chair with vibrating plates, which the blind…

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    and many more. Over the years these “cultural norms” have changed drastically, almost completely switching opposite roles of one another. Another cultural factor that has changed over the past decades is the idea of beauty. Women are key factors in expressing the standard norm for what people believe are the perfect images of “beautiful”. These individuals range from movie stars, singers,…

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    Female Superhero Essay

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    It is a very seldom occurrence that a female can take the lead in any superhero comic or movie. Why is that? Viewers tend to not want to see the typical women on the big screen or on the big time comic books, unless they are half naked with both sides showing. This causes huge controversy when it comes to the youth of our tie reaching out to find female superheroes to look up to. The typical Disney movie isn’t making the cut anymore. The young kids want to see action, power, and dedication…

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    many concepts that is in postmodernism. From the view of postmodernists, facts and truths are risen from social subjectivity because experiences and science reasoning are the thing of the past. While this might seem ordinary for many young adults or teens, this postmodernist concept and ideal is what has been keeping experts and mature adults up at night. With the birth of the internet, postmodernist’s corrupted values are spreading faster than ever. In this paper, we will explore many aspect…

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    a large impact on his irrational decisions, which ultimately leads to his downfall. One of the most evident causes of Romeo and Juliet’s death was Romeo’s lack of brain development. According to the article, Teens and Decision Making: What Brain Science Reveals, countless…

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    This caused him to hide his sensitive side from the public, and possibly even from himself. When he adopted the three orphaned girls, he was forced to face his caring side but still felt pressure to hide it from the villain world. In the end of the movie, however, his kind side won his internal battle and he became a great father and a virtuous man. In Despicable Me, Gru represents two clashing ideologies: villainous versus virtuous. He has to be villainous to be accepted into the supervillain…

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    Brave Movie Analysis

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    words having sex without been married. Which is what the movie Brave from Walt Disney Pixar studios imports in the film and the film I choose for this assignment. Brave, is a film that gives an example about how these obligated marriages work due to the cultures and beliefs of some individuals. In the film, a young princess named Merida, is obligated by her parents and as a consequence of her age, to marry a prince from another country; to help her run her father 's land. Her…

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    Blue Hawaii had just come out. Imagine, beaches filled with warm sand and surfers testing out waves in the distance. Not to mention, the perfect sunny days and streets filled with smiling faces. Mary and her best friend Pat longed to see the new movie starring Elvis Presley, but, neither of them could drive. At this point, it seemed like there was no way they would be able to go see Blue Hawaii. How would they ever get through those theater doors, buy the fresh cinema popcorn, or buy their…

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    child use to think that going home they would be safe and that the bullying could not follow them home. This is no longer the case; students can no longer stay home from school to get away from it as if they go online their bully or another one can find them. The movie Cyberbully which came out in 2011taught me the most about how bad cyberbullying really is. Bullying was taking place at school, in public, and through the internet. The girl in the story could not get it to stop and as a result…

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