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    Treadwell Vs Mccandless

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    introvert who feels the need to live off the land in Alaska and to escape the fabricated upbringing by his parents. In an effort to show the dangers of living and exploring in the wilderness alone, director Werner Herzog introduces Timothy Treadwell…

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    Throughout life decisions are inevitable. Sometimes the choices we make are meaningless, but many times they have a huge impact on journey through life. Although it is smart to use older and wiser people's experiences into account when making choices. It is significantly more logical to act upon personal beliefs and feelings because it is unilaterally what you want and will make you truly happy in the end. In Into The Wild, Krakauer writes “Joy... is in everything and anything we might…

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    Germany at one point was well gifted in the art of film making. In the 1920’s German expressionism was wildly popular and inspired many filmmakers however, Germany hit a creative cinematic drought during the war and became very idle after. It was in late 1960’s that the New German Cinema movement began to get its footing. This movement was inspired by the French New Wave, causing young directors to shun the old film making ways and bring new life to the film industry. These films were normally…

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    The Guide: Ralph Waldo Emerson This hell was constructed based on the views of transcendentalism. Emerson was the most well known transcendentalist as well as an author and poet. Along with this, Emerson was a close friend of Thoreau and was one of his few human contacts during Thoreau’s time at Walden pond. If anyone was to understand the mind of Thoreau and his life in Walden, it would be Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1. Non-Christians Developing a connection between man, nature, and God is the…

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    Survival of the fittest is the law that all animals must obey. Humans have very specific natural instincts that they are born with, one of the most essential being survival. The lack of shelter, food and communication negatively impacts the mental and physical health of any human being, and this experience is demonstrated in the movie, “Into the Wild” and in the documentary, “Grizzly Man”. Into the Wild is more effective at portraying the theme of survival than Grizzly Man because of the…

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