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    Les Miserable

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    * Nonconsequentialist-not based on or concerned with consequences.  * Jean Valjean embezzles some bread. He did not predict the consequences of embezzling and not embezzling. * Jean Valjean tried to escape from prison and wasn’t concern about what could happen. * Jean Valjean embezzle some silverware from the Bishop. After the Bishop took him in. * Fantine lies about her illegitimate child to get a job at the factory. Once they fought out she got fired. * Fantine joined a group

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    LES MILLS ESSAY

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    Introduction Les Mills is fully New Zealand owned operated‚ Les Mills are a team of passionate‚ positive professionals who have been making a difference in people’s lives since Olympian Les Mills opened the Auckland Club in 1968.  Les Mills International was founded by Phillip Mills and named after his father Les Mills‚ four times Olympian and founder of the Les Mills World of Fitness chain in Auckland‚ New Zealand‚ Phillip and his team developed new programs and distributed it via DVD to improve

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    Pierrot Le Fou

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    going on in Jean-Luc Godard’s 1965 film Pierrot le Fou? Godard is known for his contribution to the French film “New Wave” movement‚ and this film is no different. Through the use of a nontraditional narrative style‚ in combination with an experimental film form‚ it is insanely difficult to keep this plot straight. Then again‚ what is a plot? Does the plot even matter? In Pierrot le Fou it appears that it does not. At its simplest form Pierrot le Fou is the story of Ferdinand Griffon a.k.a “Pierrot”

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    Throughout the various films we watched‚ from Der Untertan to Goodbye Lenin‚ the films ranged in time period as well‚ from pre-WWI to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Out of all of the presented eras in German history‚ I believe that the time frame of Goodbye Lenin would be the best choice to live for me. This period is one of great prosperity‚ monumental change‚ spreading ideas‚ growing freedom‚ and unity among the people. We saw many differences throughout the films as they portrayed various struggling

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    Mandament van spolie

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    Introduction The issue in this scenario is whether the mandament van spolie can be used in circumstances where there is dispossession of incorporeals. South African law is a mixed system thus‚ a mixture between civil law in the form of Roman Dutch law and English Common law. In terms of South African law‚ a clear distinction is made between possession and ownership. Ownership is seen as a real right in respect of a thing‚ in actual fact it is the strongest real right providing the owner with the

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    Van Goghs Sunflowers

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    one of the most popular paintings in the National Gallery. It is the painting that is most often reproduced on cards‚ posters‚ mugs‚ tea-towels and stationery. It was also the picture that Van Gogh was most proud of. Van Gogh‚ Sunflowers‚ 1888 It was painted during a rare period of excited optimism‚ while Van Gogh awaited the arrival of his hero‚ the avant-garde painter Paul Gauguin. The lonely and passionate Vincent had moved to Arles‚ in the South of France‚ where he dreamed of setting up a

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    Keith Hamrick 4/26/2010 Creative Presentation – Les Miserables as a Musical Les Miserables (Les Mis for short) is a musical that was composed in 1980 by the French composer Claude-Michel Schonberg with the libretto‚ or text‚ by Alain Boublill and lyrics by Herbert. It is one of the most performed and well-known musicals in the world. On October 8‚ 2006 Les Miserables celebrated 21 years on London’s West End and became the longest running West End musical in history‚ reaching 9‚500 performances

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    Les Miserables Archetypes

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    Les Miserables by Victor Hugo is a book written in 1845 about the time period directly following the French Revolution.  As is the case with most literature‚ Les Miserables includes character archetypes. In Les Miserables‚ the characters Cosette and Jean Valjean are both character archetypes. The character Cosette represents the archetype of the orphaned child.  Her mother‚ Fantine‚ was forced to abandon her as she needed a job and couldn’t take Cosette with her‚ who was an infant at the time. She

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    Essay On Les Paul

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    frying pan with a guitar neck attached to the side of it. In 1942 Les Paul designed a guitar called the “Log” made from a block maple wood with a bridge‚ guitar neck‚ six-strings‚ and pickups. It was until 1952 that Les Paul came out with another guitar that was even better than his first creation and that would soon change the way music was played. His new guitar helped create the sound for rock-and-roll and American popular music. Les Paul had and an interesting life‚ with his first guitar‚ and then

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    Les Justes Sparknotes

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    In the play Les Justes by Albert Camus‚ the main characters believe that they are serving the common people by plotting to overthrow the ruling elite of Russia. The fulfillment of their goals‚ and not taking into account the needs of the common people poses an important question‚ To what extent can someone be truly free if they are imprisoned? The protagonist of Les Justes‚ a young man named Yanek is very idealistic‚ and he believes that he is helping to set the poor free from the tyrannical rule

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