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    1 Rachel Smith Transcendentalist Essay 7‚ November 2012 Features of Transcendentalism in Avatar Transcendentalism is an American philosophy started in the 1800’s‚ which is still part of modern culture today. Transcendentalism was developed by Immanuel Kant‚ and was based on the idea that‚ in order to comprehend the nature of reality‚ it must first be observed and explored using the method of reasoning. Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau were fundamental figures in Transcendentalism

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    the creation of Snow Crash. In the Metaverse‚ it was possible to fight‚ but no one was literally hurting anyone. It was possible to break up someone else’s avatar with whatever tools one could create. Hiro was able to fight with swords that he always kept with him. Hiro wrote rules where after you had "slain" an avatar‚ the avatar was thrown out of the Metaverse‚ and in reality the person could not re-boot into the Metaverse for a few minutes. With the invention of Snow Crash‚ all of that

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    AVTAAR+FILM REVIEW

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    AVATAR Producer: James Cameron Director: James Cameron Screen Writer: James Cameron Director of Photography: Mauro Fiore Music: James Horner Cast: Sam Worthington (Jake Sully)‚ Zoe Saldana (Neytiri)‚ Sigourney Weaver (Grace)‚ Joel David Moore (Norm Spellman) et.al. A dozen years later‚ James Cameron has proven his point: He is king of the world. As commander-in-chief of an army of visual-effects technicians‚ creature designers‚ motion-capture mavens‚ stunt performers‚ dancers‚ actors

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    the different side of their identity. Gender issues directly connected to our society and the development of the characters in the novel. Therefore‚ the real version of the main characters‚ Wade‚ Aech‚ and Art3mis are greatly different from their avatars and they all differently developed throughout the novel‚ Wade Watts‚ the main protagonist of Ready Player One‚ displays drastically character development. Wade’s story from the novel begins the time Wade lived with an aggressive and abusive aunt

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    through an avatar they psychologically turn the avatar into a human companion for themselves. This was evident when Oliver a fellow peddler took such a large emphasis on his avatar and its accessories. When he turned to Swift for advice about his avatar he was immediately rejected‚ the reason why he continually went back to seeing humanity in his ostentatious digital version of himself. Bing was different in this aspect due to his anti-consumption tendency he did not put emphasis on his avatar but instead

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    times‚ all possess different traits‚ whether it is gender‚ disposition‚ motives or context. However‚ the common factor that creates the archetypal hero is the fundamental structure that their journeys follow or‚ as Joseph Campbell refers to it‚ the monomyth. Campbell summarizes it as being‚ “A hero [that] ventures forth from the world of common day into a region of supernatural wonder: fabulous forces are there encountered and a decisive victory is won: the hero comes back from this mysterious adventure

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    A number of Star Visitor races evolved to intelligent life forms on their respective planets across the universe. Some of these civilizations are millions of years old. Other intelligent races "out there" developed not solely from evolution‚ but from other races’ "missionary" sowing of intelligent life on planets they discovered whose indigenous biota had evolved to the point where one or more animal species could provide a suitable anatomy and physique for engineering in high intelligence and

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    Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)  Haven (2006)  Vantage Point (2008)  Avatar (2009)  Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS  Model for Avon‚ Gap‚ and Calvin Klein  Appeared in the magazines Elle‚ Vanity Fair‚ and InStyle  Won Saturn Award for Best Actress for Avatar  Nominated by MTV Movie Awards for best kiss twice for Drumline and Avatar  Won Teen Choice Awards for Choice Movie Actress in Columbiana and Avatar PERSONAL LIFE  Married Marco Perego in 2013  Had twin boys named

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    In my personal opinion Avatar is the best movie I have ever seen. I loved everything about the movie‚ especially the state-of-the-art technology. When I first saw the trailer for Avatar there were no famous actors in it but the thing that did draw me into seeing it was the amazing scenery. Most of the scenery in the movie reminded me of a tropical rain forest except the rain forest literally jumps out at you. After I saw Avatar for the first time with my older brother and dad‚ I felt like walking

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    Heroism, as Seen in Aang

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    Heroism‚ As Seen in Aang Gone are the Greeks clad in olive and bronze‚ but their literary legacy still survives in popular culture. Ancient concepts of heroism are discernible in Michael Dante Dimartino and Bryan Ronietsko’s Avatar: the Last Airbender. Aang’s upbringing‚ guides and progression toward his task follow the template of classical folklore. An element of strangeness and obscurity surrounds Aang even in his early years. He grows under secluded‚ sheltered and unusual circumstances

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