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    Impact of Film

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    powerful emotional effect on him and a strong personal stimulus to pursuing nuclear disarmament treaties with the Soviet Union. Film has continued to be a powerful propaganda agent during subsequent times of conflict like the Vietnam War (FULL METAL JACKET‚ APOCAPLYPSE NOW‚ PLATOON‚ and FIRST BLOOD)‚ the crises in the Middle East‚ and the Post 9/11 attacks. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION Film has also been used to indoctrinate society on the advent of new technologies with numerous science fiction programmes

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    photography‚ colors and extreme detailing are among the characteristics that exemplify a film made by Kubrick. Furthermore‚ there is a message that appears consistent in Kubrick’s films as well. Dr. Strangelove‚ A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket are movies that after been analyzed can be deeply thematically connected. Stanley Kubrick portrayed the dehumanizing nature and duality of human beings in his film‚ often represented by a corps that symbolizes order‚ honor and protection. Stanley

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    TECHNIQUES USED IN BRUCE DAWES POEMS Alliteration: Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of words placed near each other. 
 Onomatopoeia: Words that sound like their meanings. Repetition: The purposeful re-use of words and phrases for an effect. Rhyme: Words that have different beginning sounds but whose endings sound alike‚ including the final vowel sound and everything following it‚ are said to rhyme. Analogy: A comparison‚ usually something unfamiliar with something familiar

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    “That night I slept on the rock‚ for I was afraid of him‚ and at dawn as I went out I left the hole under the fence open so
he could go. But he was there when I got back‚ lying in the
sun with his head on his paws. I had speared two fish‚ which I cooked for my supper. Since he was very thin‚ I gave him one of them‚ and after he had eaten it he came over and lay down by the fire‚ watching me with his yellow eyes that were very narrow and slanted up at the corners.” Island of the blue dolphins

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    scared‚ while other was embittered by poor treatment the public gave them when they came home. Regardless‚ whether the war was right or wrong‚ we should support our troops. After reading The Things They Carried and watching Forrest Gump‚ Full Metal Jacket‚ my perspective has changed considerably about the Vietnam War. My perspective about Vietnam has changed and even though the war was questionable‚ people who dodged the draft and fled to Canada should be treated like the criminals they are. The soldiers

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    Correlation Essay After viewing the war film ‘Full Metal Jacket’ and while reading Tim O’Brien’s ‘The Things They Carried’ I noticed some similarities. The two were similar in various aspects but there were a few that stood out more than others. To start off‚ was the treatment of the enemy. In TTTC‚ they called them names and did cruel and grueling acts. In ‘Full Metal Jacket’‚ soldiers committed cruel and grueling acts as well‚ and they were heavily dissociated to the enemy. That led to

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    In my literary essay “Theme Literary Essay 2: The Jacket‚” I wrote about the lesson Gary Soto learns: Bad things happen not to punish you but prepare you for the future. The genre of my writing is a literary obviously and I choose that essay rather the character essay because overall; I did better in the theme literary essay. I was much more organized‚ I cited from the text‚ and provided reason for all my evidence. One technique that I used in my literary essay‚ as mentioned‚ keeping it organized

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    Illumination Rounds

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    Up In Smoke Drug use is often viewed as a way to create or enhance an activity‚ but some drugs are commonly used for other reasons. In “Illumination Rounds” by Michael Herr‚ Herr documents his experiences during the Vietnam War. He writes about the wide use of marijuana to help soldiers‚ and even journalists‚ cope with the stress that comes from being in a war. The use of marijuana to relieve stress is still prevalent in today’s society‚ both in popular culture and real life. Many artists such

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    The Tool

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    Lying down‚ stomach flat‚ straight. My breathing was long‚ lengthy‚ and slow. I felt the wind pushing against my face; it was a mildly strong wind. Raising my left elbow‚ closing my left eye and lowering my cheek onto the rest‚ I make three adjustments‚ three notches up. Immediately bringing my target to the cross‚ I slowly squeeze. A moment later‚ after the very familiar metallic clinking‚ I squeezed again‚ once again. The tree‚ made of metal‚ swinging ferociously came to a rest. Although people

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    Herr and O’Brien Vs. Vietnam and Objectivity When reading selected short stories‚ novels‚ and plays from any literary time period‚ there is always a number of patterns that can be spotted in the subject matter that the writers of the time choose to discuss in their stories. During what is generally referred to as the “post-modern” literary movement‚ which is usually considered to be from after the Second World War until present day‚ an obvious subject is the Vietnam War. There have been many different

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