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    Schatz's Noir Techniques

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    Schatz has identified several noir elements in the film Citizen Kane. According to Schatz (116-117), Citizen Kane had all of the seven noir elements: 1. The majority of scenes are lit for night 2. As in German Expressionism, oblique and vertical lines are preferred to horizontal 3. The actors and setting are often given equal lighting emphasis 4. Compositional tension is preferred to physical action 5. There is an almost Freudian attachment to water 6. There is love of romantic narration 7…

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    1. Choose two techniques or approaches often employed in family/couple therapy and compare them. Your answer must include differences between the two interventions you chose in terms of “the focus of intervention” and “how to treat.” • Unbalancing  Unbalancing is when the therapist deliberately sides with a less powerful member or sub-system of the family, thereby unbalancing the family. This forces the family to restructure. Places emphasis on the realignment of relationships in subsystems.…

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    Jasper Jones is set in Corrigan in 1965, and it follows the protagonist Charlie Bucktin, a white, skinny boy who wears glasses through his journey of solving a suspected murder and growing up in society. Personally, I have enjoyed how the author uses technique and style in order to advance the narrative, or convey complex emotion.…

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    he shares the elaborate details with the reader using techniques that few authors have used. McCourt structured the book from his view of life as a child, gradually constructing a broader view of his childhood and the world around him as he grew up. McCourt mainly uses poems, and song lyrics to to shape the reader's impressions of the characters. He defines childhood ignorance by sharing moments from when he was a clueless child as a technique to show the reader over the course of the book…

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    Harris and Miller incorporate literary rich descriptions of their sceneries to demonstrate their protagonist’s rebellion against the time and setting in which they exist. Using sensual imagery; the author and play write describe the temporal and physical settings of their creations to heighten the reader’s understanding of the contrast between Vianne and Reynaud, and the regular member’s of the strict and orderly societies of Lansquenet and Salem. Harris establishes the setting of Lansquenet…

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    Throughout this essay, I will be looking and comparing two photographers who use street photography and the candid approach within their work. The candid approach is photographing the subject without them knowing which this came from the pioneer of street photography Henri Cartier Bresson and his decisive moment. The decisive moment is method which involved being in a particular place, at a particular time to capture a particular moment. Throughout looking at the photographers, I will be…

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    Casablanca Film Techniques

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    I Think This is The Beginning of A Beautiful Paper The movie Casablanca is directed by Michael Curtiz and written by Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, and Howard Koch. Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman play Rick Blaine and Ilsa Lund respectively, two main characters of the film. They are supported by Claude Rains, who was cast as Captain Jean Renault, and Paul Henreid, who played the French revolutionary Victor Laszlo. Casablanca appears to fit the film noir genre at the beginning because…

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    English connected text essay - How do the authors use literary techniques to explore common themes throughout both novels? One would think the deep by Claire Zorn and Breath by Tim Winton Tim Winton and Claire Zorn are two Australian authors of the novels Breath and One would think the deep, respectively. The two texts are based in small Australian towns along the coast, and are set between the 1970s to 1990s. They feature the use of Australian slang and pop culture, including surfing, which is…

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    Clinton with the help of his political team would steer his political campaign straight into the white house. It is fascinating to see a man implement so many persuasive techniques to gain the hearts of his people to only loose them while on the last leg of his journey. This paper is going to focus on multiple persuasive techniques that link into two persuasive strategies that through the research conducted are believed to be the primary…

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    His play is well-structured since it depicts the outside world with its employees and managers. Wesker bases The Kitchen on modern techniques such as “sequential actions, revelation of secrets and elaborate exposition” (Ward 89). This is exemplified when they revealed the reasons behind the fight between two of the cooks. Admittedly, in communities like kitchens, secrets are not kept…

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