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    The Edukators Sparknotes

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    Similar to Karl Marx’s analysis of class struggle in capitalism‚ the young activists‚ Jan‚ Peter‚ and Jules‚ saw the capitalist system as being greedy and exploitative which produced a growing disparity in the living conditions between the rich and the poor. A good example of the type of exploitative social relationship that Marx and the activists based their capitalist ideology on can be seen in the first scene of the film‚ “The Edukators‚” during the anti-sweatshop protest which involved the sale

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    Runagate Sparknotes

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    The poem “Runagate Runagate‚” written by Robert Hayden‚ consists of two different slave narratives‚ both portraying experiences of runway slaves. Hayden divides the poem into two different stories through the use of roman numerals. Moreover‚ both stories are different in terms of style and plot complication. The first part of the poem begins with a roman numeral‚ “I” (line 1). Off from the stanzas and line breaks of the poem‚ Hayden is depicting slaves trying to run away to unreachable North. After

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    The Immortals Sparknotes

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    In Martin Amis’s short story “The Immortals” the readers are told the story of a man’s life as an immortal. The man is also the narrator and majority of the story is being told during a nuclear war. Throughout the story is becomes known that the narrator lacks credibility and he is not an immortal‚ which he claims to be. Firstly‚ the title of Amis’s short story is plural which automatically gives the reader the impression that there will be multiple immortals. However‚ throughout the story the narrator

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    Truth and Beauty Essay takes Keats’ poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn" to illustrate that beauty is not necessarily truth when a pleasing form replaces substance. TRUTH AND BEAUTYAt this point in the year‚ when time is measured by how many shopping days are left... the Jewish person often finds himself re-defining who he is in relationship to his Judaism. The festival of Chanukah - the most noticeable aspect of Kislev‚ is all about redefining and rededicating ourselves to the values and principles

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    Racialized Beauty

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    first novel‚ The Bluest Eye‚ was published in 1970. “In the novel‚ Morrison challenges Western standards of beauty and demonstrates that the concept of beauty is socially constructed. Morrison also recognises that if whiteness is used as a standard of beauty or anything else‚ then the value of blackness is diminished and this novel works to subvert that tendency.” (Sugiharti‚ “Racialized Beauty: Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye”). Her goal in writing the novel was to make a statement about how “something

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    Analysis of the Cinematography of "American Beauty" Cinematography is an art form‚ not just an aspect of a movie. Cinematography affects the mood and tone of a movie as well as the viewers’ feelings while watching a movie. In American Beauty this is demonstrated beautifully through camera techniques‚ lighting‚ and the framing of the shot. Camera techniques include aerial‚ deep focus‚ pan‚ shallow focus‚ slow motion‚ soft focus‚ and the tracking shot. Lighting is more than just shining a light

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    The Shining Sparknotes

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    The Shining‚ written by Stephen King is an American horror novel that focuses on Jack Torrance’s life as a recovering alcoholic and his off-season job at the Overlook Hotel. Stephen King himself has struggled in the past with alcoholism and was inspired to write the novel upon his visit to the Stanley Hotel in 1974. After the novel was published in 1977‚ King clearly sets up his reputation specifically as an author of the horror-genre. The novel immediately received enthusiastic praise while readers

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    Fantine Sparknotes

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    Jean Valjean is an ex-convict who leaves behind a life of hatred and deceit. He makes a fortune with innovative industrial techniques. Valjean finds happiness in loving his adopted daughter Cosette‚ and helping people who are in difficult situations‚ even if it is risking his own life and welfare. Valjean later in his life falls in love with a woman‚ who goes by the name of Fantine. Fantine is a working-class girl who leaves her hometown of Montreuil-sur-mer to find her fortune in Paris. She is the

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    The Fountain Sparknotes

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    [pic] I consider The Fountain an epic because first‚ it has gods: Mayan and Christian; it’s got a hero‚ Hugh Jackman‚ other wise known as; Tommy‚ and the quested tree of life from the Garden of Eden. It is a life-altering journey also because Tommy finally sees all of the things in life that he has done wrong‚ like choosing work over his wife‚ and he also changes the way he treats people. This movie makes the way people think change because they can compare their cultures from today’s culture

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    The Loons Sparknotes

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    Through out the story‚ the loons and their cries symbolize the aboriginal people and their attitudes towards the white settlers and their treatment not only towards native culture but‚ the stereotypical mentality pressed upon them. These feelings of ‘“despair‚ the unprootedness‚ the loss of the land”’ (Stovel 219) where caused by many generations of mistreatment‚ stereotypical‚ and racist mentality. The ethnocentric attitudes of the time‚ are none better portrayed than by the character of Vanessa

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