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    INTRODUCTION T.J. Demos’s text “Zurich Dada: The Aesthetics of Exile” deals with the beginning of the Dada movement in relation to the performances of Michael Ball and Tristan Tzara, as well as the art of Jean Arp and Sophie Taeurber, and the aesthetics of their work in regards their war induced exile from their home lands. In the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich, Dada began, young artists and writers seeking refuge from World War I had fled to Switzerland, neutral territory, where they met people…

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    game you bought the other day, but is it really necessary to bring your laptop at a time like this? We’re supposed to be using the breakroom to have short respites while on patrol, not playing games behind Carter’s back. Anyway, I know that you and Tristan have been asking me about why there are some of hatches around here appear exposed. After our nightly patrols are over, when the morning comes, a technician is going to be spending some time around to make repairs on the ventilation, so it’s…

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    A majority of people seem to agree the Wagner was an anti-Semite. Among those people, a debate has emerged as to the place of Wagner’s music in our current society. Over the course of this essay I attempt to make sense of this debate and try come to a conclusion about what place Wagner’s music should have in the 21st Century. At the same time, I am to provide context by noting his impact on music and looking toward Israel where the topic of Wagner’s music seems to be most controversial. Despite…

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    According to Eric Andrew-Gee’s article “Your smartphone is making you stupid, antisocial and unhealthy. So why can’t you put it down?!” from The Global and Mail, January 6th of 2018, the smartphones made our lives changed eternally in a most devastating way. The reasons why are, it affected the way we interact towards each other like to our loved ones. The focus whenever we have gatherings are not there anymore, sadly on our smartphones and definitely considered as decreased attention span.…

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    Two Wolves Themes

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    Two Wolves is a mystery/adventure novel written by Australian author Tristan Bancks. Ben Silver, a 13-year-old boy, is the protagonist who is on the run with his criminal father whilst deciding whether to follow his flesh and blood or the law. This treatise will discuss the transformations Ben has experienced during the course of the story due to a certain character, setting and event. The character mentioned in this essay, is Ray Silver, Ben’s criminal father. Nature, including the cabin and…

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    ICC Excursion Case Study

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    He was the first serving head of state to be prosecuted by the ICC. 4. The word “apology” is mentioned. Why? (1) The ICC had taken on the head of state and accused him of crimes against humanity and failed to bring a trial about it. 5. What does Tristan McConnell, the second reporter, say about the importance of the dropping of charges against Kenyatta? In his opinion, what message does the dropping of charges send to the public? (1) That the ICC court is simply not capable of doing the things…

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    With the coming of the Industrial Revoultion, came many changes for the lives of the citizens in Britian. Advancements in manufacturing, mobility and many other areas of life left every citizen affected, whether it be for better or for worse. One place that received a considerable amount of change was Manchester, England, who with Industrialization, became a leading textile manufacturing center. The citizens of Manchester would have to deal with the detrimental effects of Industrialization, and…

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    Have you ever thought about the 19th century? Well, the Victorian Era, named after Queen Victoria, is considered to be a time of great accomplishments and riches. Many of the great items from this era, like the clothes, food, and the privileges of being rich, are some things people sought out. However, not everyone got to experience the luxury of being rich and high class. One of the most accomplished minor art forms during the Victorian Era were their clothes. Over this time period many…

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    Each person has different tastes in animals, such as dogs and cats. People also have different preferences for art. James Herriot mixes these ideas together into one in his story, All Creatures Great and Small. Whether it was suturing a wound or the birth of a cow, it was beautiful. Precisely like art, all of the different colors are easy on the eyes and the different textures make for an entertaining experience. The art of Dr. Herriot's surgeries convey the theme that every small action will…

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    Religions derive out of similar situations and for similar purposes. They are meant to lead people down the correct path of life, but each religion does so in a different way. This sets each religion apart and makes them individually unique. Each religion has created different beliefs and different practices that all have similar properties and one small difference can attract people all over the world. The usage of scripture is very important throughout many religions and can reveal original…

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