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    She shows marked progress throughout the course of the book; in the beginning‚ she can barely maintain enough composure to keep herself from crying. By the end of the novel‚ she is self-possessed and able to hold her own against the most baffling Wonderland logic. Size change Closely connected to the above theme‚ size change is another recurring concept. The dramatic changes in size hint at the radical changes the body undergoes during adolescence. The key‚ once again‚ is adaptability. Alice’s

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    Moreover ‘Run Lola Run’ clearly illustrates how texts can explore the human experience by using distinctively visual elements‚highlighting that growing self awareness is essential to human development.The film uses a tripartite structure where Lola is given three opportunities to rescue Manni however Lola with the failure of the first two runs‚Lola learns from her mistakes in the third run leading to success.In this scene Lola is scene running with the traffic in conjunction to the first two runs

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    Odysseus in Wonderland The story of Alice in Wonderland and the story of The Odyssey share similar characteristics. Most people would argue that the story of Odysseus trying to get home and the story of Alice fighting against a fearsome monster don’t share similar plots. However‚ Alice and Odysseus both fight against evil forces and the two protagonists parallel each other as well. When reading the epic poem and watching the movie‚ Homer and Tim Burton use similar characters and scenes. In Alice in Wonderland

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    The Shoe-Horn Sonata by John Misto ‘Distinctively Visual’ After your reading‚ please answer the following questions to show your understanding. Please write in full sentences‚ in your own words‚ using evidence from the text where you can. 1 Describe what you see on the front cover of the play. What clues does this give you about the play? 2 After the Contents’ page there is a photograph. Who is this photograph of? 3 What do you learn from the information you are given about the

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    The main difference‚ I think I should state before I truly begin between the poster and trailer of Alice in Wonderland (2010) is that one is static and one isn’t. You may think I am as mad as a hatter but I believe it is important to point out just how different they are. Over the course of the next 1000 words‚ I shall aim to help clarify the difference between the two‚ mainly in terms of USPs‚ codes and conventions and mise en scene. In the poster the main image is a medium close shot of the

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    ANALYSIS ‘The African Beggar’ Author: Raymond Tong The poem ‘The African Beggar’ by Raymond Tong explores the despondency of humanity’s existence and our complete helplessness when faced with the adversity of ourselves and others through the distinctively visual description of an African beggar and his experience as an outcast to society. In the first stanza of the poem‚ the heterodiegetic narrator (considered to be Tong)‚ introduces the beggar as a repulsive outcast. The description of the persona

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    Every artist has a story behind his/her painting. I believe every person sees a painting with different view and experience it differently. Each color the artist choose in every painting has message that he or she is trying to send to the viewers. One of the common color in my ten art work is gray. Gray is seen by people as unemotional‚ cold‚ and boring color because it is neither black nor white. I believe gray can deliver many emotions and not just depressed feeling. In each one of my painting

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    The elements most abundant in this piece are that of color‚ light and shadow‚ and space. These are the primary elements most apparent‚ though other elements are present in the painting as well. This particular piece is not so concerned with incorporating background into telling the story‚ as it is blurred and somewhat distorted. The concentration of the piece is directed to the figures presented in the painting and the story being depicted. The use of light and shadow are what catches the viewer’s

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    The National Gallery of Art‚ located in Washington D.C‚ currently displays an exhibit called Edvard Munch: A Color in Context that showcases the Norwegian painter’s colorful and vigorous artwork. Edvard Munch’s Anxiety is amongst the many artworks that are currently being displayed. The artwork was created in 1896 as a color woodcut in black and red with hand touching on wove paper. It is located on the left side‚ right before entering the second portion of the room and can only be seen from one

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    David is one of Michelangelo’s most well-known sculpture and has become one of the most known statues in the entire world of art. Michelangelo represented David in courageous typical nudity‚ seizing the tension of Lysippan athletes and the emotionalism of Hellenistic statuary. The statue represents the Biblical hero David‚ a favorite topic in the art of Florence. Standing 17’ high‚ made in 1501-1504 from one block of marble left over from abandoned commission on page 499 in the textbook. When Michelangelo

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