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    Kid is my kind of Cowboy This issue of Living in the West explores the love affair we have with the great American Cowboy. Call them cowhands‚ cowpoke‚ cowpuncher or buckaroos‚ billions of dollars have been spent chronicling their storied history. With his Stetson hat‚ sunburned face‚ weathered dungarees and boots of leather‚ the cowboy has gone from a ranch hand to a blue color icon. In fact‚ America’s love affair with the cowboy has been around longer than the name “cowboy” itself. But I’m

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    1. Think about the images that come to your mind when you see or hear the word "cowboy." Identify 10 of these images. You might even want to think about thumbing through some country magazines for any needed inspiration. These words can illustrate physical characteristics‚ gender‚ age‚ types of work‚ family life‚ ethnic background‚ speech patterns‚ customs‚ or other details. Please provide a list of at least 10 terms. Male‚ stern‚ rough‚ gruff‚ dirty‚ white‚ and talks deep and slow and really southern

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    has its own culture. Japan has Samurais‚ Europe has Knights‚ and America has Cowboys. These classes all are heroic men‚ symbols of their own countries in a specific time of history‚ and are romanticized in literature. Noticeably‚ cowboys differ from the rest; they are not soldiers. But why are they compared to those military nobilities? As a young country likes the U.S.‚ western is unique in its own way that makes cowboys became an important part of the American culture. As far as I’m concerned‚ Americans

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    important in the West’s changing economy. The open range provided a place where herds could graze free of charge with no boundaries. Mexican ranchers were the ones who developed the techniques and equipment that was later used by all ranchers and cowboys‚ including branding‚ roping saddles‚ chaps‚ spurs and roundups. Texas had the largest herds of cattle and their cattle came from good Spanish stock‚ as well as small muscular broncos or mustangs suited to cattle country. At the end of the Civil War

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    An Alternate Perspective on the Mythical West The topic of the American West has intrigued me throughout my life. The tales of cowboys and Indians‚ of the rugged individual and nature‚ has always sparked my interest. A land with such quixotic stories of adventure‚ the West has instilled itself in American history. The yarns and movies of the mythical frontier provide a perception to which I among many others have chosen to adopt at one time or another. This perception has been embedded in many

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    and laborers could not rise up as individuals against big businesses and were offered little chance for unions so they were compelled to assimilate themselves into America’s largely capitalist industries. Likewise‚ farmers‚ miners‚ and long drive cowboys were affected and influenced by larger‚ more profitable “corporations” including large-scale cash crop farms‚ ore-breaking machines‚ and the railroad. Thus‚ the mining‚ ranching‚ and farming frontiers responded to the industrial revolution in the

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    In both tales‚ the main characters interact with other cultures but‚ in very different ways. The typical American Western highlights a cowboy who is superior to other cultures. The romanticized American cowboy has no respect for any culture other than his own. Ethan shows this disrespect and hate early in the film by shooting the eyes out of a dead Native American so that he will have to wander between the worlds of life

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    In 2009‚ the Kentucky Horse Park introduced a multi-purpose arena that would accompany 5‚517 people. (5‚290 general stadium seats and 222 VIP box seats) The Alltech Arena comprises a 135’ x 300’ enclosed ring surrounded by a concrete wall and a sand/loam flooring suitable for a circus‚ concert‚ basketball and wrestling events that accommodates seating for 5‚517. If you want to watch in style‚ you can rent a VIP suites that comes fully furnished with a wet bar‚ glass fronts and private entrances

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    chasing after a cowboy life about half a century too late. John Grady Cole‚ Lacey Rawlins and Jimmy Blevins learn a lot about reality and maturity in pursuing their romantic ideal. The horses throughout All the Pretty Horses symbolize the romanticized‚ honorable Old West‚ which is jeopardized by corruption but ultimately saved by John Grady Cole. There are multiple references to a special connection between horse and rider in All the Pretty Horses that illustrate the essence of the cowboy fantasy. The

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    relate to John Grady‚ the protagonist of the novel. The horse has played an important role in the development of America. It has been a form of transportation‚ easy muscle‚ and companionship. In the Wild West‚ it was an essential resource for a cowboy to do his daily chores. McCarthy describes horses as spiritual and as resembling the human soul; meaning that horses came in many different forms. Horses are pretty‚ ugly‚ wild‚ tame‚ etc. in the story‚ they have so many different descriptions

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