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    Women In Greek Mythology

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    She was created as a punishment to the men of Greece by Zeus. Pandora, in Greek mythology, was thought to have been the first human woman to walk the earth. Zeus gave her the power over all of the world 's desires and passions, both the positive; hope, joy, faith, and the negative; corruption, destruction, pain. This power was known solely as Pandora 's Box and Greek mythology explains that if the box were to be opened all the destruction would have been…

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    in our increasingly digital age, especially amongst younger generations. In the article, ‘Internet Radio Is About To Surpass FM/AM, But Have Spotify And Pandora Really Changed Anything?’ the author, Jason Gilbert, introduces what is commonly believed to be the draw to Internet radio over traditional radio. Listeners that use services like Pandora, Spotify and Rhapsody enjoy and prefer…

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    gods of greek mythology then created mankind, enlisting the help of the titans Prometheus and Epimetheus. Mankind went through five stages consisting of the Golden, Silver, Bronze, Heroic, and Iron Ages. Sometime in the middle of the ages of men, Pandora was sent to the world as a curse. She unleashed evil upon the world, but she introduced hope as well. To end the Bronze Age there was a Great Flood that was sent by Zeus. Mythology is a beautiful way of explaining the mysteries of life, and is…

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    5. For the longest time, advertising has been the backbone of mass media. However, we live in an age where a lot of people, particularly the younger generation, find advertisements to be a nuisance. It is evident with the development of DVR’s for the purpose of fast-forwarding through commercials and the creation of ad-blocking software. I think that in ten years, if society continues to use ad blocking technology in mass media, there will be an economic impact. By economic impact, I mean fees…

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    Animism is the belief that all life, including plants and animals, is produced by a divine force and see all natural phenomena as having souls. The Na’vi have an ‘animistic’ religious system. An aesthetics based society cannot be scrutinized using the dualisms of Western viewpoint, and individuals cannot be understood independent from the social relations which they are a part of. Therefore, it in its essence the Sky people cannot view criticize the Na’vi for their ‘animistic’ perspective. Jake…

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    Avatar Challenges

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    It is inevitable that at some point in life or another, everyone will face challenges. The way individuals respond in the face of these challenges is what truly makes or breaks them. Societies are impacted similarly, for what determines the success of a society but the actions of a group of individuals. The greatest feats of mankind have come upon in the wake of being faced with difficulty. Humans have the capability to surpass any challenge; it is only the question of how we deal with said…

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    Some women, mostly but not excluding Greek goddess and heroines, were shown great power and were viewed as being beautiful. The women who were scene as very powerful or were worshiped for such influences mostly consisted of the Greek goddess’s and heroines from Greek mythology. This did not exclude outside women who lived during that time for some of them also possessed greater power then women of past generations. Greek goddess’s and heroines were often praised, not only for the power they…

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    Avatar

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    The movie Avatar is about a paraplegic Marine named Jake who enlists in the “Avatar” program on the planet Pandora. The multinational corporation he’s working for has come to Pandora in search of the precious mineral unobtanium…but the planet’s natives, who are blue-skinned feline aliens known as Na’vi, are proving to be a thorn in its side. The myopically evil Colonel Miles Quaritch promptly assigns Jake to join the Avatar program and broker a peace agreement (primarily involving the relocation…

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    unrelinquished and impossible to realize because, as he says, “you always have to wake up”. The nature of dreams become a conceptual template for Avatar. They become a way of correlating the reality of human experience to the seemingly surreal world of Pandora and its featured humanoid natives, the Na’vi. Furthermore, the dream state evolves into a medium, a sort of signifier as the humans transition their consciousnesses into that of their respective “avatars”. The echo of a foreign human…

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    example of this is the 2008 movie Wall-E. This concept is a norm is the genera. Space travel is another norm. In District 9 we don’t see any space travel, what we do see is the aliens have traveled to earth. In Avatar the humans are seen traveling to Pandora, this trip takes several years. It can therefor be said that Avatar has more evolved space travel, however we can credit that to the fact that it is set in the future. We can say it is more advanced as we humans travel to a new planet which…

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