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    Brokeback Mountain defies traditional masculinity of the western with the story of tragic love between the two male protagonists ‘Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist’ in a small town where homosexuality was seen as a sin. Ennis’ character represents the masculine hero of the western with his large frame‚ deep voice and rugged looks. The love interest in Western texts is usually a female damsel in distress that needs saving from the daring hero who saves not only her but also the town. Lee switched up this

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    about the American West that are not necessarily historically accurate. The American West‚ in the period between 1865 and 1900‚ is often thought to be a time‚ and place‚ of dry barren landscapes‚ wild unruly Native Americans‚ and fearless heroic cowboys; however‚ this romanticized fantasy is only true to some extent. The vast little-explored American territory west of the Mississippi river all the way to the Pacific Ocean was often referred by to people in the late 1800’s as the Frontier or the

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    The Rodeo: A Summary

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    bulls is a kind of skill but not a sporting event in the past. Nowadays‚ bull riding and lassoing becomes a kind of special sporting event. The competitors are called cowboys or cowgirls. In the past‚ cowboys usually get their cows together and lead them to a certain place to get brands or sold them. After the work was done‚ the cowboys would like to hold a bull riding competition in order to celebrate. In 1936‚ rodeo has finally become an organized sporting event and the rodeo association was founded

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    roping‚ and team roping. All these events involve one or two cowboys or cowgirls‚ horse‚ and a cow. Many people would tell you that these event are hurting the horses and cows. These events are made from everyday ranch experiences. All of them came from the work that you would do on a ranch to take care of the animal‚ it is just made into a sport on who can do it the fastest. Without the animals‚ cowboys couldn’t do their job‚ so cowboys always make sure the stock contractors animals are cared for

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    John Wayne Script

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    you go into troubled towns and bag some bounty. Created by Playtech‚ this non-progressive jackpot slot features a cowboy theme‚ impressive graphics‚ fast gameplay‚ and an upbeat Western background music giving this game an authentic feel. It has 5-reels‚ 25-paylines‚ 93.97% RTP‚ a 5‚000-coin jackpot and uses the following symbols – a cowboy hat‚ neckerchief‚ police badge‚ spurred cowboy boots‚ and the usual playing cards from 10 to Ace. A shotgun-bearing John Wayne picture represents the Wild symbol

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    merely a backdrop for other themes‚ such as war‚ fate and lost love. Hardy explores human nature in ‘Drummer Hodge’‚ the downward spiral of mankind using ‘Channel Firing’ and romantic grief in ‘The Voice’. In my opinion this statement implies that all of Hardy’s most famous works are connected to nature. However‚ such a prolific poet cannot be labelled with such an absolute statement. Although on the surface ‘Darkling Thrush’ appears to focus on the theme of nature‚ it actually addresses a myriad

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    In her 1959 article “Individual Autonomy and Social Structure”‚ Dorothy Lee analyzes the relationship between individual autonomy‚ the freedom to make one’s choices in life‚ and social structure‚ the rules governing social interaction stemming from common cultural values. Lee analyzes how individual autonomy and social structure relate to each other in various societies‚ and the issues that arise when thinking of these two concepts as mutually exclusive‚ especially in Western society. She explores

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    Westward expansion affected the US and surrounding countries a lot. There were many causes of westward expansion and the consequences where big. Either way the american west was significant for many reasons even though the expansion started a war against mexico‚ but at least it lead to people starting to debate about slavery. Firstly‚ There were many causes of people moving to the american west. Causes like the California Gold Rush which was a major factor in expansion west of Mississippi. Also

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    would be because on how cowboys that were being described that was in the article was describing different people in different places so there really wasn’t like a specific community to be described in this article. Also another reason would be on how different cowboys felt in specific places that Ehrlich been describing. For example‚ Ehrlich describes how Southerners moved to the West looking for work after the Civil War ended. He goes more in depth on how different cowboys treated women by tipping

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    writing; it’s different‚ provocative‚ it breaks the mold. In this novel‚ McCarthy does away with preconceived notions about idealistic westerns and creates a more realistic portrayal of cowboys and westward expansion. McCarthy creates John Grady Cole‚ a 16-year-old boy who retains a romantic vision of the cowboy culture‚ but places him in a profoundly unromantic reality. The book primarily concerns itself with romanticism verses realism in frontier culture. The novel All the Pretty Horses begins

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