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    Could he really do that to all of us after all the new shoes everyone had bought! Money our parents used to buy them went straight down the drain. I went through all the stages from disbelief, to sadness, to anger. Slowly over the coming weeks people’s shoe game began to get weak. Bland colors throughout the hall. Where was our sense of individuality. We all wore uniforms, couldn’t wear our hair many ways, our shoe game was the way we…

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    my own perception of other cultures. I was truly shocked at some of the vulgar comments said by Carl, Bartlett, and Asfoor, but controversial comments were meant to engage the audience. When Carl attacked Khaled, my shock attributed to my suspension of disbelief during the show. The fighting was obviously fake, but the act itself made me think about the racism that still exists in our society and the problem with police…

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    When reading fiction, a person goes into the endeavor with is called a “suspension of disbelief” meaning that they accept anything could happen within the pages of the novel, correct? Well when reading an autobiography or, if you would prefer a broader term, life writing, they go in with exactly the opposite. You will probably expect to read something that is within the realm of reality, and, if it is appropriate to the genre, completely truthful. Since I, due to my English major that I never…

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    cuts to footage at a low angle from beneath the train as it whirls overhead. Vertov then reveals the camera to be buried beneath the tracks in order to achieve this angle. By showing the camera under the tracks, Vertov breaks the audience’s suspension of disbelief and shows them the truth. While the cameraman may strive for amazing shots and angles, it would be impossible to achieve them without the power of the kino-eye. This train sequence is also one of the earliest insights into the actual…

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    chairs and a pole that a wheel rested upon. I understand that budgets are an issue and of course, we could not have an actual car on stage. The ornate shape of these chairs fit the set, but did not fit the idea of a vehicle and pushed my suspension of disbelief too…

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    does one write from an alien point of view when one is human? How does an alien mind think? What would motivate an alien protagonist versus a human one? All of these questions must be answered in sufficient detail not only to maintain the suspension of disbelief,…

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    It is a tale with the bold and bright introspection of spectral mysteries that is very much credible to the readers of for its supernatural rapture. Defining supernatural, Coleridge’s comment, “willing suspension of disbelief” is very much applicable here for its magnetic…

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    Many authors attempt the feat of creating a novel that blurs the lines of reality and fantasy but few achieve it. Writer Martel perfectly executes this feat in his novel The life of Pi. To convey this world to the readers along with its nature, Martel uses Dualism, realism, anthropomorphism, and Zoomorphism. By using these devises he is able to relay this fantastical world in a real light that leaves the reader questioning where does reality end and the fantasy begin. Martel uses the Dualism…

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    Filmmakers undertake a great deal of pressure when depicting the harsh realities of the black historical experience. They deal with many challenges when portraying racial issues such as slavery, segregation and violence. These challenges range from historical accuracy, to how the audience will respond to the film. Black agency is also a central theme when dealing with historical injustices. There is an effort to portray African American characters without sacrificing such agency. However, the…

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    For many years scholars were convinced that the leaps and bounds being made in the fields of science and technology would slowly cause belief in the supernatural to decrease, but it has persisted despite scientific and technological advancements. In fact, according to a study conducted in 2005 “[a]bout three in four Americans profess at least one paranormal belief” between the years 2001 and 2005 the percentage of those that hold various paranormal beliefs has remained the same or slightly…

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