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    Channel Firing

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    right before World War I. The poem describes the turmoil and restlessness that war creates. “Channel Firing” is written from the perspective of a corpse that is disturbed by gunnery practice. At first the corpse believes that it is the judgment day‚ giving a detailed description of the coffins shaking and the fear of the animals. However‚ god assures the corpses that it is only gunnery practice. God tells them that nothing has changed while they have been dead. War is just as violent as before‚ if not

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    TO WHAT EXTENT HAS THE INCREASED AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL HAD AN IMPACT ON MODERN SOCIETY? In the last thirty years different societies have experienced a considerable number of changes in customs‚ beliefs and communication methods‚ citizens from Asia‚ America and Europe were more attracted to international travel and destroyed the frontiers paradigm creating an interlinked world. Currently‚ some international institutions such as the European Union‚ the Organisation

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    erformance. This performance was held at the Victoria J. Mastrobruno Theater. The performers in the show were all BFA dance majors at Mason Gross School of the Arts and the choreographers included faculty and guest choreographers. The dancers performed unique pieces that captivated the audience and truly illustrated the array of talent. Each piece used a plethora of ideas and created artistic environments to showcase an outcome‚ to the semester long projects. In addition to the choreographers and

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    culture‚ death rites are intricate and well thought out works on preparing one for the afterlife and rebirth. Chinese funeral rites have strict guidelines as to where the rites are to be performed‚ how the rites are performed (ritual bathing of the corpse)‚ the dress of the attendees and the dead‚ the transfer of material goods on Earth to the dead‚ acknowledgement of the deceased and the actual burial of the body. All these sacred rites are performed by specialists (usually priests or otherwise) who

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    In the groundbreaking case Gideon vs. Wainwright we are given a prime example of a Supreme Court case and its impact on federalism. Gideon was accused of felony burglary charges after an eyewitness placed him at the scene of a robbery. Although there was no evidence of him committing the crime‚ police arrested him and charged him with the theft based solely on an eye witness report. The sequences of events that would follow would change the way states were ordered to provide due process and create

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    Hester’s character as her traits changed further‚ in the Scarlet Letter: “She had wandered‚ without rule or guidance‚ into a moral wilderness‚ as vast‚ as intricate‚ and shadowy as the untamed forest‚ amid the gloom of which they were now holding a colloquy that was to decide their fate…” (Hawthorne 112). Hawthorne expresses the transcendentalistic idea of individualism and nature when describing Hester. Hester finds her connection with nature and finds herself‚ without the rules or guidance of society

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    Short Story Essay In “The Masque of the Red Death” Edgar Allan Poe uses of symbolism of the clock‚ the seventh room ‚and the Red Death/Corpse figure to develop the theme of death is inevitable. The theme conveyed through the story of The Masque of the Red Death is death is inevitable and time is running out. In “The Masque of the Red Death” Poe uses symbolism of the clock to develop the theme of death is inevitable and time is running out. As the clock strikes and all are quiet‚ Poe writes‚ “And

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    Rashomon

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    recently discharged from his master due to the declination of the prosperity of the city of Kyoto and an old woman‚ gaunt‚ gray-haired‚ all skin and bones and nunnish in appearance‚ whose means of survival was stealing those that were left of the dumped corpses in the Rashomon‚ the southern gate of Kyoto. On a chilly and rainy evening in the devastated city of Kyoto‚ the servant was waiting for a break in the rain under the dilapidated Rashomon with which people seldom approached for its ghostly and fearsome

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    Red Badge of Courage

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    indifferent and continue to through its natural process. After Henry fleas from battle‚ he stumbles upon a corpse lying against a tree in the woods. The corpse is decaying and “over the gray skin of the face ran little ants” (“Red.. 513) and at a crucial moment because Henry just fled from the battle. As Henry views the corpse still with nature‚ the ants are continuing without the corpse. Henry thus realizes the insignificance of mortal concerns. As the war rages on around him‚ Henry continues to

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    Handsomest Drowned Man in the World" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez is easy to see that the corpse of the drowned man could have symbolized several things‚ but after reading about the author the corpse takes on a deeper meaning. In the short biography about the author it states "He became famous when he was almost forty after years of feeling "like an extra thinking "that he didn’t count anywhere". Stephen the corpse when alive might have felt like the author felt‚ and when he washed a shore he was than

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