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    surprised collision of emotions. Walker however uses humorous stereotypical tactics to protest the oppression of African Americans during the slave era in the United States. If the textbook had not provided a description of piece it would look like blobs of woman and an out of place child with a boat on is head. Keinholz is much clearer with his work, with a glance one can see that it is medical related. Although her cutout figures were interesting it was difficult to know what was…

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    To understand the notions put forward by Eduardo Kohn in ‘How Forests Think’, our anthropologic views must first be deconstructed. It is only after this that we begin to see ‘beyond the human’; as Kohn describes, it is a “kind of thinking that grows” (2013:27). Set out in six coherent chapters, Kohn begins by introducing familiar anthropological concepts. His exploration of semiotic dynamic, and how symbols and language are unique to humans, remind us of the well-known concept of homosapien…

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    Kayla’s laughter rang out in the darkness as we raced back to the house. We always spent Halloween pranking the houses around the neighborhood, but this year we went a little extreme. It was our last year before college and we were both moving out of state come fall. So we decided to have a little fun this Halloween and prank every house in the neighborhood, including our own so it wouldn’t be obvious we were the ones who did it. We were in the middle of the last house on the street when…

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    Flannel heart under the tree. By; Dayton Weldin These flannel pajamas are so soft, this rocks! I cant believe mom let me open them early this year. Christmas morning is just 4 days away and dancing around my house showing my new pajamas off to all my relatives is how I choose to spend them. "Hey uncle Jeff you wanna feel my pajamas? They 're new! Mom let me open them early this year!" I beamed with excitement. He sat up in his chair and touched my sleeve with his hairy jungle arms. "Oh…

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    Mollie Ake: A Short Story

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    Hi, I’m Mollie Akers and I’m going to tell you a story about my dear friend Anna Moore. (From the perspective of Anna Moore). I’m 24 years old and I live in North Dakota. I am going to school to be an art teacher. My story started on July 27, 2015. I woke up ready to go to school when my doorbell rang. I tiptoed down the steps to see who was there. “5:15 in the morning! Who could it be?” I thought to myself. I creaked open the door to see who has arrived. I looked down to see a teeny tiny…

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    Essay On Collective Memory

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    “Let them eat cake”- the infamous phrase that is part of the popular collective memory of the image of Marie Antoinette. This phrase, however, was never uttered by the French Queen yet is an imperative part of the collective stereotype of Marie Antoinette and perhaps the most prevailing way of understanding her character. A myriad of example like these can be found throughout pop culture, where cultural memory creates a perception of a historical event that is not entirely accurate or in sync…

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    jellyfish to Osamu Shimomura for a penny apiece. The kids were an eclectic mix of locals, summer people, and the offspring of the scientists who had occupied the waterfront, but the jellyfish in their buckets were pretty much alike—formless, colorless blobs about the size of mice. They were blind and brainless, possessing only mouths, muscles, and weak stingers, and one more thing, of enormous interest to Shimomura—rims of punctate green light that ran around their bodies like salt around the…

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    Thesis: Early Northern Renaissance and later Northern Renaissance differences are subtle, but can be observed through the layers of symbolism and emphasis on particular ascetics of a piece. Throughout the all of Europe, depictions of the Virgin and Child was a common motif among artists. This essay will be exploring the similarities and the differences of the symbolism these two artists and the exact same subject. Acting as the focal point of my thesis is Jacque Bellange’s etching Madonna with…

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    ‘Protein’ plays a vital role for our body as we cannot survive without it. Protein is an important building block of bones, muscles, cartilage, skin and blood. It is also a macronutrient, means the body needs relatively large amount of it. Recently, almost everyone starting from the teenage ageto the age of 30-40 wants to stay healthy . There are bodybuilders too who are working hard to accomplish their goal, they ingest protein shakes. Since protein shakes fulfill the purpose of deliverying the…

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    The problems are from a wide variety, from aliens in outer space to nuclear bombs to killer blobs. In the Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the problem at hand was the invasion of pod people in the small town. It turns out the people were cloned and created into unemotional replicas of themselves. The aliens who cloned them were trying to make an…

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