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    The purpose of this report is to present the essential ideas exposed by the writer Michael Cunningham in a lecture entitled “Found in Translation”‚ which took place on March 22nd at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences and was integrated in a 3 day cycle of conferences organized by the Association of Portuguese and Anglo-American Studies (APEAA). This lecture was clearly directed towards a more mature‚ older and English-speaking audience. Despite being open to the public in general‚ the greater

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    The Aesthetics in Film Photography The Exquisite and Sublime Found in Film Photography Abstract After the first digital camera came 20 years after the first attempt at digital video‚ more and more kinds of digital cameras were invented then‚ which also causes the death of films to start ever since digital became a practical and affordable proposition. These days digital photography has the majority of the photographic share‚ leaving film photographers as some sort of strange or exotic beasts

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    Chelsee Graham English 1510 Professor Ray 19 September 2017 Lost and Found Response Lost and Found is a story written by Lynda Barry and is an example of a literacy narrative. This narrative is unique in the way its set up which is that of a comic book. The purpose of the story being written was to engage the reader by using descriptive details of the authors childhood to entertain the reader. Comic strips are used for the enjoyment and laughter of the audience and that is exactly what she did.

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    the centuries‚ man has evolved technologically to the point where the overwhelming majority lives in urban areas. Although this advancement in technology may seem beneficial at first‚ it can prove to be detrimental in the future. In David Suzuki’s “Hidden Lessons‚” he raises awareness about the disconnection between man and nature. Suzuki’s perspective on this topic is convincing because he presents his arguments effectively‚ uses various methods of development to enhance his points‚ and it can be

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    Crouching Tiger‚ Hidden Dragon 95:20-99:00 Ang Lee‚ who is known for his chameleon-like diversity by which each of his film has completely different subject and genre from the previous one. The first scene I am going to focus on the ending scene of “Crouching Tiger‚ Hidden Dragon” (2000)‚ in editing‚ cinematography‚ mise-en-scene as well as sound these four aspects. This scene is basically describe two protagonists enters into a great forest full of bamboos where they have an intensive fight on

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    Among the Sierra Nevada Mountains‚ California was painted by Albert Bierstadt in 1868. Bierstadt‚ An German-American painter‚ was born January 7‚ 1830 in Solingen‚ Germany. He was only two years old when his family moved from Germany to New Bedford in Massachusetts. He developed a sensitivity for art early and made crafty crayon sketches in his youth. In 1851‚ he began to paint in oils. His oil paintings were different with respect to the odd colors he used to paint water‚ tints of green‚ etc. In

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    Academic VS Cultural Intellectualism In Gerald Graff’s essay Hidden Intellectualism; he criticizes those who do not put appropriate value into "street smarts." Graff persists that knowledge extends further than academic learning and carries into the everyday life. He writes about some of his precollege experiences with being as a “nonintellectual” due to his lack of interest in academic literary subjects. Graff also discusses how his interest in sports actually led him into academic intellectualism

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    CABRAL‚ ALYANNA ANGELINA M. Argumentative Essay Communication I (TFD2) October 16‚ 2012 Technology and Movies Help in Promoting Reading among the Youth of Today “I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set‚ I go into t he other room and read a book.” (Groucho Marx). Upon reading this quotation from Marx‚ I felt that he is trying to make technology sound as the mortal nemesis of reading. If I were to choose between watching T.V. and reading a book‚ I would

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    Lost time is never found again When you are young‚ eager and full of beans‚ you rarely cOntemplate how precious time is. You just live and revel in life‚ devoting almost all your time to the things that you are keen on doing. We show so much impatience looking forward to our birthday and hate those hapless few days that feel like ages. Just imagine what great amount of time we kill in front of our computers or hanging around the streets. As long as we are kids and teens and have enough spare

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    It was Ben Franklin who said: “lost time is never found again.” Mr. Benjamin Franklin also said: “Remember that time is money.” Each of us has exactly 24 hours per day. Neither more nor less minute. Those of us that maintain a full time job know very well that we trade our time weekly in exchange for money. Some of us earn more money for less time and of course the opposite is true. Nowadays there are two categories of people. People from the first group work hard in order to make enough for a living

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