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    Cited: Bordwell‚ D.‚ Staiger‚ J. and Thompson‚ K. (1985) The Classical Hollywood Cinema: Film Style and Mode of Production to 1960. Routledge: London Bordwell‚ D. and Thompson‚ K. (2001) Film Art 6th Edition. McGraw-Hill: New York Bloodworth‚ R. (2000) The Allegorical Significance of The Wizard of Oz [online] URL: http://www.2b2b.org/docs/papers/WizardOzFilm370

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    Values and Traits of Filipino Films Philippine Cinema has unique values and traits. Don Jose as the Father of Filipino Films labeled the Filipino films as quality content and has a commercial appeal among movie goers. Many of the films created by Don Jose Nepomuceno were received the approval of the box office and win the heart of film critics. Nepomuceno has a mind-set in every movie that he will create that a content of a movie should have the combination of artwork and crass commercialism (Quirino

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    held above all else. This era was accompanied with ideals such as humanism‚ secularism‚ individualism‚ and toleration. The one that most influenced America was tolerance. These newfound realizations and ideals of the Enlightenment revolutionized society and is one of the main causes for how Americans shape their worldviews today. “Tolerance has become the cardinal virtue and sole absolute

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    given to you from God Himself? Do you also believe that you can become something great one day if you just put your mind and heart to it? It is so easy for people these days to not believe in themselves. Negativity and laziness is so common in our society that it causes people to not believe that they can become great and it will cause them to work less for a better future. Undermining our potential in life is a disgrace to our Heavenly Father. He has done everything in His power to give us all amazing

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    manipulated‚ exaggerated to influence the thoughts of the average person. There were few resources to rely on for the facts‚ and this scarcity played into the hands of the so called rulers‚ much like the single television station in a dictatorship. In the 1950s‚ experiences like the "unamerican activities" could fester because people couldn’t go online and fact check for themselves. We were dependent on what we heard from three major news media‚ or from the

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    I will be discussing punk ethos‚ punks being anti-fashion‚ yet dressing punk being thrown into the mainstream‚ and the overall impact it has bestowed on our culture. The punk movement began in the early 1970’s and challenged the social norms of society. Punk has its initial American roots in New York City; however‚ it is argued whether it was the scene or actual movement that began in the United States or Great Britain. Youths in the United Kingdom during the 1970’s suffered from a high rate of

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    The relationship between a person and society is that society forms people by creating norms and encouraging staying normal. Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “Self-Reliance”‚ he stated that people need to be individuals and put themselves before others. Although‚ society has ridiculed different opinions thus keeping men from being themselves. The two major barriers to self-reliance are society and conformity. He believes that as the future progresses‚ things‚ ideas get distorted. Inside of every man hides a

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    individual voting for everyone above the age of eighteen. In addition‚ Rousseau also influenced movements for political reforms and revolutions in Europe. His “Social Contract‚” stating that everyone is equal and good by nature‚ but corrupted by society‚ caused an uproar. The contract also argued against the idea that monarchs were empowered to legislate. However‚ Rousseau developed theories that some‚ or even all people would govern.

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    the Impact of raiding peoples on settled communities (Vikings and Mongols) Between the eighth and fourteenth centuries‚ the domestication of the horse and the development of sailing ships made it possible for raiding people to attack on settled societies. Vikings and Mongols were these two nomadic tribes who started to settle on certain territories. Vikings are Scandinavians seafaring traders‚ warriors and pirates who raided and colonized wide areas of Europe from the late 8th to the 11th century

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    Table of Contents 1. Table of Contents: - page 1 2. Introduction: - page 2 3. Biography: - pages 3 – 6 4. Context: - pages 7 – 8 5. Production: - pages 9 – 10 6. Conclusion: - page 11 7. Reference List: - page 12 8. Bibliography: - page 13 9. Introduction Not many producers/engineers have added to the dub/reggae culture as abundantly and creatively as Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry. From 1969 to 2006 Perry had released seventy-eight full albums and this

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