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    Close Reading: Culture is Ordinary by Raymond Williams The article by Raymond Williams is an attempt to describe and analyse the changing dynamics of culture through its constant shifts in meaning. He begins his essay with a brief account of a visit to his childhood home in Wales‚ in a few words describing his own personal history. From his anecdote‚ Williams delves into his main argument‚ that Culture is ordinary‚ breaking this idea into two parts‚ “the known meanings and directions‚ which its

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    Imagine that you are the creator of the Paul Hogan ‘Shrimp on the barbie’ ad. Evaluate the effectiveness of this ad in exploring a ‘realistic representation of Australia. -Explain the vision you had for this ad and how it represents Australia in a realistic way and comment on your use of stereotypes. -Evaluate the effectiveness of your choice of elements (I’m guessing this means techniques‚ such as camera shots and angles‚ symbolism‚ colour symbolism‚ juxtaposition and colloquial language) and

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    Paul McCartney was a member of a band The Beatles‚ that heavily impacted the world. Paul had an average childhood. He was born June 18‚ 1942 in Liverpool‚ UK. His mom was a nurse and his dad a cotton salesman and a pianist in a band. At age 11 Paul passed the 11+ exam and so did only four other students. Them he went to an Institute for Boys where he got A level in English and Art. At age 14‚ he tragically lost his mother to cancer. His mother dying‚ his father’s band‚ getting into the Boys Institute

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    Jean-Paul Sarte's No Exit

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    No Exit‚ a play penned by existentialist Frenchman Jean-Paul Sarte details a story of three individuals locked within a room‚ symbolizing purgatory. The first character‚ Garcin‚ wants nothing more than to be assured that he truly is a man. Garcin‚ a wartime deserter who maltreated his wife and took a mistress‚ is well aware that he had not behaved the way society dictates men should‚ yet craves nothing more than to be told he is not a coward. However‚ these words must come from Estelle‚ a conventionally

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    The Tollund Man

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    The Tollund Man lived during the late 5th century BC and/or early 4th century BC‚ during the period characterised in Scandinavia as the Pre-Roman Iron Age. He was buried in a peat bog on the Jutland Peninsula in Denmark. Such a find is known as a bog body. He is remarkable for the fact that his body was so well preserved that he seemed to have died only recently. Tollund Man’ is the best example of Heaney’s approach in his poetry. It is in The Tollund Man that Heaney intertwines P. V. Glob’s Bog

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    ped and often murdered in Ontario. The perpetrator behind these crimes became known as “The Scarborough Rapist.” This offender was Paul Bernardo. However‚ Bernardo did not act alone. He and his wife‚ Karla Homolka‚ tragically raped and murdered a number of young women‚ including Homolka’s younger sister‚ Tammy Homolka. In 1993‚ both Bernardo and Homolka were charged with sexual assault and murder. The investigations that followed exposed one of Canada’s most infamous killer couples. Kenneth Murray

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    Luke Dickens 2/9/13 BIB304‚ Life and Teachings of Paul Kings College Fee‚ Gordon‚ Paul‚ the Spirit‚ and the People of God‚ Grand Rapids‚ MI: Baker Publishing Group ISBN 978-0-09010-4624-7 Paul‚ the Spirit‚ and the People of God by Gordon Fee lays out a prescription for true spiritual success to cure what ails churches of all kinds. The main treatment is the Holy Spirit-led life. Fee’s major work "God’s Empowering Presence" is foundational in the area of Pauline pneumatology. This book

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    The most impactful moment within the Republic of Rwanda within the last ten years was the re-election of Paul Kagame. Paul Kagame and his regime have had major effects on Rwandan culture “post-genocide”. For some background information‚ Kagame is part of the Rwandan Patriotic Front‚ a group of former Tutsi rebels‚ which repeatedly invaded Rwanda in order to overthrow the Hutu leadership. This escalated Hutu oppression‚ and after the Hutu President was assassinated by an unidentified force‚ sparked

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    Paul Respect was born on January 1‚ 1735‚ in Boston‚ Massachusetts. Respect was a prosperous Boston silversmith‚ etcher and an American Loyalist amid the American Insurgency. Paul Venerate’s is best known for his "Midnight Ride‚" to caution the Pilgrim local army and Children of Freedom of the landing of the English troopers before the skirmishes of Lexington and Accord. On April 7‚ 1775‚ English troopers started moving towards the city of Harmony where an expansive supply of Loyalist arms was

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    The paint “Existence” by Paul Nash was created in 1917. “Paul Nash was a British surrealist painter and war artist‚ as well as a photographer‚ writer and designer of applied art. Nash was among the most important landscape artists of the first half of the twentieth century. He played a key role in the development of Modernism in English art” (“Paul Nash (artist)‚” 2016). Most of his artwork are inspired in World War I. The painting “Existence” Has very bright and striking colors like yellow‚ green

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