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    When she finds him‚ he gives her his blessing to go out and teach‚ and she is depicted as doing so until her death many years later. The Thecla narrative “echoes the genre of the ancient romantic novel‚ though explicitly in the service of a religiously infused ethical project. Like its predecessor the Greek romance‚ this work is a written narrative. Tertullianʼs assertion that an Asian presbyter “compiled the Acts of Paul adds further credence to the argument of an oral history‚ suggesting that

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    trapped within the image of being the perfect wife‚ mother‚ and businesswoman; their daughter Jane (Thora Birch) is trapped by gender stereotypes in her blind pursuit of ‘beauty’‚ exemplified by her want for breast augmentation surgery. The main narrative follows Lester himself as he attempts to break free from his despairingly insubstantial existence—he is 42 years old‚ is facing possible unemployment from his dead-end job‚ his daughter openly hates him‚ and his relations with his wife have gone

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    Cinema of Attractions

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    introduced into the study of film by Tom Gunning and André Gaudreault in 1985‚ describing a filmmaking technique used for early films‚ until 1906‚ in which the main interest is in the spectacle and the audience’s visual experience rather than in the narrative side. The cinema of attractions employed delights like colors‚ costumes‚ commentary‚ sometimes even grotesque features‚ like freaks or indigenous people. In the simplest terms‚ it was a cinema based on entertainment‚ shock and sensations‚ the ability

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    manner‚ is typically tied together with montages and voice over narrations to bring forth an energetic realism‚ as well as allow the audience to completely immerse themselves into his characters’ mind. Coupled with Boyle’s fondness for non-linear narratives which can be related to the notions of dream and reality‚ narration sets the pace and tone of the feature‚ with the audience being prompted by the omnipresent observations of the protagonist. Boyle’s efforts to elevate vocals to greater prominence

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    Trailer Research 13 – 05 - 2013 A film really only has one shot at success. One way of achieving this is through specific and thorough marketing strategies and devices. The trailer is device designed to sell the cast and concept of the film which will stir up immediate interest (Movietrailertrash.com‚ n.d). “Trailers provide unique and specific rhetorical structures that fold visual and auditory evidence of the film production industry’s assessment of its actual audience (as well as

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    http://hollywoodjesus.com/sixth_sense.htm Goodykoontz‚ B. & Jacobs‚ C. P. (2011). Film: From watching to seeing. CA. Bridgepoint Education‚ Inc. IMDb.com (2011). The Sixth Sense (1999). Retrieved from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167404/ Lavik‚ E. (2006). Narrative structure in The Sixth Sense: a new twist in “twist movies”. The velvet light trap‚ Number 58‚ 55-64. Totaro‚ D. (2003). Visual style in M. Night Shyamalan’s “fantastic” trilogy‚ part 1: the long take. Retrieved from http://www.horschamp.qc.ca/new_offscreen/shyamalan_pt2

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    in the narratives. Heat-Moon’s‚ Krakauer’s‚ and Strayed’s use of imagery‚ personification‚ and symbolism helps portray their narratives and communicate the message that they intended. The imagery used in the narratives helps the picture the scene that the author is describing. Imagery appeals to the senses and the readers experiences the episode as if they are actually there. One sense that all the authors appeal to is the sense of sight. For example‚ Heat-Moon uses imagery in his narrative in order

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    those characters ’ traits to readers. (Kirszner 121) Most times in a story we learn about the characters‚ through their own thoughts or through the narrative of a third person. In fact‚ most stories written are told through a first or third person narrative. What about the less popular point of view‚ the objective narrative? In the objective narrative there is no storyteller to clue the reader in about that aching old bullet wound. There ’s not a mechanism to share the premonitions of doom felt

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    purpose in both novel; and that is to demonstrate the chronology and its effect in justifying the death evident in both novels. In Chronicle of a death foretold the most prominent form of structure that was evident is narrative structure. The way in which the author divided the narrative structure of the plot and events is through 5 sections. The first section is the morning of Santiago Nasar’s Death‚ the second section is the historical aspect were the reader learns about the past of Bayardo San Roman

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    excerpt “An Interlude” from the novel October Light is a literary narrative portraying young love relying primarily on description. Gardner’s excerpt could be called a love scene‚ but it is hardly traditional or cliché. His main purpose seems to be to create similarity between the two characters by giving physical descriptions of Margie and Terence‚ and describing the setting they are in. The writer’s main tactic is simple literary narrative‚ as he illustrates the short interactions between the young boy

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