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    life gives us a challenge‚ and often that challenge can define our life and who are. The memoir wrote by Jean-Dominique Bauby describes such a challenge. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly challenges the minds of readers to imagine a world of pure terror where ones whole existence changes due to being trapped in their own body‚ left to live life through one’s own memories and imagination. Bauby begins by describing how he is awakening from a stroke and is trapped in his own body due to a rare condition

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    artist and filmmaker‚ who defies dozens of moviemaking conventions to tell the true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby. Let me tell you something‚ this film was one of the best movies of the year‚ how was it nominated for 4 Oscars‚ win 41 awards including two winners of golden globe awards and nominated for another 33 awards. This film is spectacular‚ staring actor‚ Mathieu Amalric‚ who plays jean-Dominique Bauby‚ a 43 year old successful editor in chief of French Elle magazine‚ who held the world in his

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    The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is written from the point of view of Jean-Dominique Bauby‚ a French journalist and former editor-in-chief of ELLE magazine‚ in Paris. Bauby suffered a severe stroke on December 8‚ 2005‚ leaving him with a rare condition known as locked-in syndrome‚ in which the brain continues to function normally‚ but the body is completely paralyzed. Jean-Do retained some movement in his head and left eye‚ and wrote his memoir through a tedious method of blinking. An interlocutor

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    it’s the electricity that keeps our passions running. We don’t acknowledge how powerful our inner voices are until it becomes impossible to voice them. This film proved that being true to ones inner voice is simply being comfortable with it. Jean-Dominique Bauby demonstrates an understandable amount of disturbance and stress in the beginning of the film. He didn’t realize why no one could hear what he was saying. Once he realized he had Locked In Syndrome and was completely paralyzed‚ his inner voice

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    wife supports this crazy idea. In the film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly‚ Jean-Dominique Bauby has the same condition. Although he is completely paralyzed with no hope of recovery‚ he’s able to move his left eyelid. This slight movement in his eye is very significant because it’s his one way of communication. With every blink‚ comes a step closer to spelling a word. Although there’s a huge shift in lifestyle for Jean-Do‚ he continued to‚ with patience‚ dictate words letter by letter. Every blink

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    ways that Bauby describes himself and the situation he is in. With him being paralyzed‚ he feels as if he is trapped inside a diving bell with all the pressure from the ocean making it impossible for him to move or act for himself. The butterfly is describing his mind and how even though he is immobile‚ his mind is still as free as a butterfly. Another example of literature in the film is Bauby writing this book about his experiences‚ struggles and character throughout his paralysis. Bauby decides

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    Grande Odalisque by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres is widely agreed upon to be one of the most alluring and seemingly controversial paintings of its time. The oil painting depicts a female nude lying on her side with her back toward the viewer upon a dark blue quilted bed. With nothing but jewelry and a turban on‚ she gazes over her shoulder giving the viewers a somewhat inviting look. In this piece‚ Ingres paints vague detail in the woman’s face only showing basic facial features and minimal expression

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    #1 What was Philadelphia like in 1793? What were the advantages and disadvantages of living in the countryside outside of Philadelphia? It was really different in 1793. Philadelphia was the capital of the United States. Back then you could walk to the market to buy your food. You didn’t have to drive to Wal-Mart or BJs. There are both advantages and disadvantages. An advantage was that you didn’t have to spend money on gas. But of course you didn’t have fuel back then. A disadvantage is that diseases

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    Chane’l Leverette English 109 04 Ocotber 2010 My Autobiography I was born Chane’l Dominique Leverette on Friday September 4‚ 1992 in Pontiac‚ MI at 6:03 in the morning. My parents are Angela Evangelista‚ a Caucasian female‚ and Gregory Leverette‚ an African American male. I guess that I was already predicted to be a difficult baby since my mom was in labor with me for seventy-two hours! I came out so precious and loving weighing seven pounds and four ounces and nineteen inches long. Between

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    I think that Bauby left the narrative of the day he actually had the stroke until the very end to keep away any possible judgments of his previous life. During the vignette about his last day in his formal life I found myself judging him for not being there for his family. It seemed as if he put his work life ahead of his family. If I had read this vignette at the beginning of the book‚ then i do not think I would be able to comprehend the struggles he is going through without passing judgement.

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