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    Mozart’s Unfinished Requiem “As death, when we come to consider it closely, is the true goal of our existence” (Mozart n.p.). Wolfgang Amadeus was born on January 27th, 1756 to Leopold and Anna Maria Mozart. Mozart was the last child born to Leopold and Anna. He had two older brothers, and four older sisters. Only one of his siblings was still alive when Wolfgang was born. His brothers were all named Johann, and his sisters were all named Maria. All of his siblings, except Maria Anna…

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    Beauty is magical (three messages from Musee Des Beaux Arts) The first message in Arts is suffering because no one listens and they end up regretting life later. It is suffering because Icarus does not listen to his father when he said don’t go to close to the sun for you will fall. His father builds Icarus wings out of wax so that he can escape from the jail tower. Icarus’s father says do not fly to close to the sun for the wings will melt and you fall, well Icarus did not listen and just…

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    there is no documentation of the life of Nan Braymer, his poetry reflecting the helplessness and vulnerability of the public during the middle of the 20th century proved sufficient fuel for the fire surrounding the Vietnam War. In the poem, “Five Day Requiem for Vietnam”, by Nan Braymer, an American soldier reflects on the normalcy and habitualness of immoral actions in war while contrasting war resentment with war continuity, ultimately conveying a desperate tone by forcing readers to witness…

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    Killing in the Name: A Review of Battle Royale Koushun Takami’s novel Battle Royale chronicles how a middle school class must participate in a politically dystopian Japanese government’s combat experiment. This novel has strong correlations to Lord of the Flies, Legend and The Hunger Games as they center around children being forced to kill one another to survive. Takami’s novel explores the idea that innocence in society can diverge into either fighting, accepting, or resigning themselves to…

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    Alien vs. Predator: Mankind in the Middle We all want to know how mankind developed into the complex system of cultures that we have today. One theory is that our development was directly influenced by beings from out of this world. In this paper, I will be looking at the way assimilation, rites of passage and diffusion directly affect human culture. Specifically, how the Predator culture used each of these to influence sects of human culture. In the movie Alien vs. Predator we get a glimpse of…

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    Alien Vs. Predator

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    Have you stayed awake at night thinking there’s a monster under your bed? Most of those thoughts come from horror movie creatures from zombies to vampires, but the creatures that really get to you are the big box office horror movie creatures Alien and Predator. Both the Alien and the Predator have characteristics that make your hair stand on end, but Xenomorphs will keep me looking under my bed long into adulthood. The Xenomorph, also known as Alien is a very aggressive endo-parasitiod…

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    Anna Akhmatova Allusion

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    lived through Joseph Stalin’s rule of the Soviet Union, a time period characterized by severe oppression and a persistent fear of death. Akhmatova used a variety of techniques throughout her poetry, but nevertheless the biblical allusions used in Requiem, Lot’s Wife, Rachel and “Thank you, God” were effective in demonstrating the suffering of Russians during Stalinist Russia.…

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    prisoners ("Verdi 's "Requiem"). “‘There’s been much written about how the Nazis used art and culture in Terezin in order to present a different picture than what was really happening,” ("Verdi 's "Requiem"). Hitler’s entire theme for his regime was all based around the music and art that flooded the culture of his rule ("Music of the Holocaust"). “The Nazis gave Terezin special status as a model camp. There, the prisoners usually initiated musical activities,” ("Verdi 's "Requiem"). “And yet…

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    Willy’s common sense, which eventually caused his suicide, that preserved his idea of success by taking it to the grave. According to the “Oxford English Dictionary,” requiem defined as “a mass said or sung for the repose of the soul of a dead person” (OED, web). Therefore, in this paper I will argue that the function of the requiem and the literary device which takes the form of the juxtaposition of…

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    Amadeus Movie Analysis

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    destroy Mozart? Salieri decides he will disguise himself in a mask and tells Mozart to write a Requiem mass. Salieri knows that Mozart’s financial status is not good at the time. Salieri gives Mozart a down payment and promises a large sum of money when the Requiem is complete. Salieri’s plan is to play Mozart’s Requiem mass after he murders him, with hopes of everyone praising Salieri for writing this Requiem mass he did not write. 18. Is Mozart’s first child a son or a daughter? Mozart’s…

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