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    The slow food movement implies a mindset of living to eat rather than eating to live. The slow food movement began in 1989 as a protest against McDonald's and stands for the same. This movement signifies a push against fast food and strives to reconnect people to what they are eating. Michael Pollan writes about the slow food movement in The Omnivore's Dilemma. Pollan wishes to reform the lost connection that humans once had with their food in the aspect of farmers, crops, plants, and animals. The slow food movement opposes any convenient means of eating, which includes, fast food, processed foods and pre-made meals. Overall, the slow food movement offers an alternative to the conventional food system that our society so closely relies on,…

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    The Slow Movement was started by Carlo Petrini, he wanted to support and protect small growers and artisan producers, safeguard the environment, and promote biodiversity*. Some people believe farm-to-table means all the food is organic, which is not necessarily true. ‘Certified organic’ means that the food has the seal of approval from the USDA using incredibly strict guidelines. Farm-to-table cooking is about preparing and eating the freshest food you can find. This concept has changed the way…

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    When the storyline shifts back in time to tell the story of Clare and Aidan, Emma’s grandparents, Caroline Portu shifts her acting choices to portray her anger towards Aidan, and then her cheerful personality. Sitting on a rock, Caroline Portu portrays the character of Clare with a strong Irish accent. She furrowed her eyebrows, widened her eyes and used exaggerated arm gestures in the direction of Aidan, as if talking with her hands to get her point across. Her flailing, large arm movements…

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    An important or a good social movement to learn about for me is the Slow Movement. I choose this movement because I believe that everything in society should be done at a certain pace. If everything was done at a certain pace and not rushed by anyone or anything I believe there would be a wonderful change in today’s world. A lot of things have changed over the years on this earth and it’s society. For instance, in Piazza di Spagna, Rome in 1986 a man named Carlo Petrini began a movement called…

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    I learned about the slow food movement where increased awareness of food insecurity and sustainability has led to more focus. I also learned that we should be aware of what other communities have in relation to what we have available to us. I agree with the author that all people deserve food security, which means the ability to have access to food. It made me happy to know that Chicano families could grow food relative to their culture, because being of Mexican descent, I know how important it…

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    Our Souls in Slow Movement, is a symbolist painting by Denis, as part of his album Amour, of two sisters sitting by a piano. The younger girl, Eva, is playing the piano while her sister, Marthe, listens. Adagio refers to a tempo marking, indicating that the music is to be played slowly, or a composition intended to be played in this manner. Therefore, Denis chooses the slow Adagio movement for his title because Eva is playing the piano, creating music. The sisters look at peace and in a dreamy…

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    element in the film. The shadowy and dark look of the movie upholds the theme of war and the tough dark journey the soldiers undertake therein. The lighting of the movie is exceedingly illustrative of the hazards of the war in the wilderness and also a figurative trip that the fighters attempt in the spiritual domain. The colors depicted in the movie mirror the whole journey. The root hues at the beginning of the movie remind us that we are still on earth, this shows us that all the soldiers…

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    In Case 6 “The Slow Movement” the problem of balancing work and private life is addressed. In this case, the issue of Josh’s prioritization of his family, mental and physical health, over devoting his life to working can be justified through care ethics. In the “Ethics of Care as Moral Theory,” it states that “the ethics of care is on the compelling moral salience of attending to and meeting the need of the particular others for whom you take responsibility (10). This means that in Josh’s case,…

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    Have you ever marveled over why dogs wag their tails? We've always heard, through videos, movies, and books, that dogs wag their tails out of happiness. Yet, is that all there is to it? Dogs also seem to show other emotions than happiness, too! Even when they appear angry, afraid, or annoyed, they still wag their tails. If you're angry, it seems unlikely to represent happiness at the same time. How do domesticated dogs portray their emotions; to humans, and other dogs? Do dogs wag their tails…

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    for the title, “Slow Food Nation” is easy to associate “Fast Food Nation.” Slow food is not just slow to eat it, not only against fast food culture. Carlo Petrini, the founder of the International Slow Food Movement, with no hypocrisy of the beautiful praise tone, or a kind of straightforward personality without modification, he tells his readers that slow food is a life attitude, not utopia. His article can also reflect to “My Turn: America’s food system is broken,” it both mention a large…

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