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    In “The Green Table‚” Jooss’s movements create narrative and symbolic meaning by incorporating the classic ballet technique with the dramatic expression of modern dance. According to Au‚ Jooss’s choreography blended academic ballet technique (omitting the use of pointes and virtuosic steps) with the freer‚ more expressive movement of Ausdruckstanz (100). More specifically‚ Jooss used elements of classical ballet‚ such as turn-out‚ demi-pointe‚ and extensions but eliminated pointe work or displays

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    The symbolic meaning of the color word of between China and western countries Summary: Show in the Chinese-English language the words of different colors or color is very abundant. We not merely should pay attention to observing themselves’ basic meaning‚ should paying attention to the deep and broad symbolic meaning of their meaning even more‚ because their symbolic meaning often has different characteristics in different national languages‚ some characteristics

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    In Mr. King’s essay‚ The Symbolic Language of Dreams‚ his process and techniques described is very similar to people on a clinical therapeutic spiritual self-discovering journey in which dreams are very much part of the process. His statement “I think that dreams are a way that people’s mind illustrate the nature of their problems. Or maybe even illustrate the answers to their problems in symbolic language.” is the key of understanding. Writers‚ especially Stephen King have this ability to transform

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    1. What is the “Symbolic Relationship” between organized crime and politicians? Organized crime cannot successfully thrive and profit without a corrupt political system. Both public officials and the business sector play an integral role in organized crime. The “symbolic relationship” between organized crime and politicians can be described by the following: corrupt officials provide so called favors to organized crime groups in exchange for campaign contributions‚ electoral votes and respectability

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    or the first 21 years of our existence we are supposed to be schooled‚ prepped‚ and pruned for a job that we might not get‚ or for that matter enjoy‚ so that we can maybe one day get a "guarantee" of a life that we are not even sure we want. This uncertainty is perpetuated by the fixation humanity has with the future. People are willing to sacrifice the present moments of their lives‚ in hopes of one day achieving the ability to fulfill the desires that they hold at bay. The issue is that the future

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    In the documentary food inc. it takes an in depth look at the farming industry that not a lot of people get to see. The film shows how convenience foods are cheaper and more abundant than ever‚ and people are not realizing how the food gets put on their plates. I always though food came from nice farms with cute little fences and everyone’s happy‚ but in reality most foods come from mega factories and assembly lines that mass produce unhealthy choices for people to consume. When I think about the

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    ECONOMICS HONOURS SEMINAR PAPER PRODUCTIVE CONSUMPTION: CAPITAL GOODS AND PRODUCTIVE CAPACITIES TEJASWINI KATE SYBA (A) ROLL NO.56 CONTENTS Preface 3 SECTION I: Productive Consumption an Overview 4 1. What is productive consumption? 2. An example from the Keynesian purview

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    Oedipus Rex: A Symbolic Path to Truth In the ironic and tragic play Oedipus Rex‚ the titular character (Oedipus) goes on a journey to discover who he really is. The story starts with the King Lauis abandoning his son Oedipus because the prophet said Oedipus would murder his father and marry his mother. As the story goes on Oedipus finds a sphinx and solves the sphinx’s riddle which kills it. Oedipus is immediately named King of Thebes. As the story comes to an end he starts to ask the question‚ who

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    The act I have chosen to explain is practicing medicine without a license. Symbolic Interactionism is the sociological perspective of how people interact and use symbols and language to make sense of their society in everyday life (Conerly‚ et al.). In this perspective‚ there is more of a focus on how deviance can vary through different societal groups‚ as what is considered deviant can vary from one society and culture to another. In the United States‚ a medical license is a symbol of a medical

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    The Overtly Symbolic‚ “Hills Like White Elephants” Any reader would have to reread this story at least ten times with every ounce of their being focused on every word and every quotation to better understand each hidden facet of this couple’s conversation. The short story‚ “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway‚ is a puzzle that one must make an exhausting effort to piece together. The title itself gives off the aloofness that is to follow. Hemingway purposely did this with his idea that

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