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    In Euripides’ play “Medea” the main character is a powerful‚ but controversial woman – Medea herself. Reading the story some people might be confused with the actions that the protagonist decides to take. She is violent‚ vindictive‚ bloody and seemingly crazy. By looking at actions alone‚ Medea would certainly be considered evil. However‚ the author creates a character decidedly more complex. We can see it through the background story of the character and development of the play’s plot. That is

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    The power of love- Comparative essay In both visual and written texts‚ love operates as a powerful and inescapable force‚ which can influence life in various ways. In Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’ love is represented as a forbidden romantic experience which ultimately ends in tragedy. Wayne Bennet represents a love of life in his autobiography‚ ‘Don’t Die With the Music in You’‚ through the exploration of his love for football and coaching. Finally‚ Baz Luhrman represents love in the film ‘Moulin Rouge’

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    Because Sansa did everything that was asked of her‚ she never really faced any troubles of the world‚ especially as a daughter of a high lord‚ she believed that she would live the fairytale life by getting married to a prince or a knight who would love her and she him and they would live happily ever after: “All she wanted was for things to be nice and pretty‚ the way they were in the songs” (Martin 143). Her grip on this fairytale belief is so strong that it almost makes her blind to reality. Sansa

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    How do the writers Franz Kafka in ‘Metamorphosis’ and Kobo Abe in ‘The Woman in the Dunes’‚ use the setting and symbols to portray a movement from a point of imprisonment to acceptance or realization. In both novels‚ the main characters reach a sense of realization or achieve enlightenment in distinctive ways. The comparison of the authors’ use of setting and symbols in both the novels ‘Metamorphosis’ by Franz Kafka and ‘Woman in the Dunes’ by Abe Kobo portrays a movement from a point of imprisonment

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    sexualization and objectification of women is a result of this consumption and the rise in advertisement. This essay will be discussing the place of women in the society‚ the way people saw women in earlier times and how people see women contemporarily. A commercial made for the cologne “Dior Addict” in November 2002 was an influential example on this matter. The advertisement showed a woman in her underwear‚ as she ravages her own body while searching for her cologne‚ her underwear comes off slightly

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    people. Another part of chivalry was that it was respect towards women and most of the laws referred to this. It is stated that‚ “He who is jealous shall not love.” This is stating that a man who is jealous of others because of the women that they accompany shall not be love by the woman that loves him. This is showing respect towards the woman of the medieval times by keeping heartbreakers away from them (Chivalry‚ 2014). Although chivalry was an important part of a knight’s life‚ all life has to

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    hero’s altruism‚ borrowing from that‚ early American films used a "helpless woman" character‚ played by attractive women‚ for the same purpose. In fact‚ some films made from book adaptations‚ like Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1920)‚ introduce a "damsel" even if the text that had none. In modern films the "damsel" is not always a woman and may be‚ for instance‚ a male buddy‚ or a child or dog‚ or even something abstract such as love or redemption.

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    ADHD and believe the drugs are allowing children to focus better in school settings and other aspects of their lives. Drugs such as Adderall‚ Ritalin and‚ Desoxyn are more commonly used. However Anti-drug activist speculate the harmful side-effects of putting children on psychological medication. Anti-drug activist emphasizes the dangers of these drugs. While they admit that they may be used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder‚ they stress the dangers. They warn us about the negative

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    at Trinity College in Dublin and at Magdalen College‚ Oxford‚ and settled in London.Wilde began his literature career by writing poetry‚ but he achieved fame and success for his plays: Vera; or‚ The Nihilists (1880)‚ Lady Windermere’s Fan (1892)‚ A Woman of No Importance (1893)‚ An Ideal Husband (1893) and The Importance of Being Earnest (1895). Wilde’s plays seem to have simple plots; however‚ the dialogue and the satire are the most effective elements of his plays. Because of this elements his plays

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    Evangelicals were beginning to ask questions concerning the ideas of Christianization and began embracing other ideas and arguments. These new ideas deconstructed the social expectations of those following the paradigms of this new millennial way of thinking with deconstructed expectations‚ challenging believers to consider the ideas of evangelical marginality. These new ideas lead to new expectations in missions and literal interpretation. Some of these arguments ultimately shattered denominational

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