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    The General and His Labyrinth Memorialized as one of South America’s greatest liberators‚ General Simon Bolivar led the wars to independence for Bolivia‚ Peru‚ Colombia‚ Ecuador‚ Panama‚ and Venezuela. With the strength of passion and heartbreak of true love‚ Bolivar succeeded as a liberator‚ but fell short in his ultimate dream to unify his beloved continent. In his fictional novel‚ "The General and His Labyrinth"‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez narrates the General’s two year journey down the Magdalena

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    The Flower Motif

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    wedding. The story begins with the argument between Hermia‚ Helena‚ Lysander‚ and Demetrius getting mixed up with Puck’s love potion. Then‚ the play ends with the wedding and a play preformed by the rude mechanicals. Moreover‚ the use of the flower motif is significant‚ because it helps develop the theme of love in the play. In the play‚ Shakespeare mentions a variety of flowers and plants. Upon researching them‚ you find that some have further meaning that connects to the play. For instance‚ the

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    ignorance. As she is a woman‚ he perceives her to be weak‚ dependent and ultimately inconsequential and thus cannot conceive of her disobeying him. As Paul Julian Smith states‚ ‘in its stress on a world of women…wholly separate from that of men‚ Pan’s Labyrinth is clearly commenting on gender relations. Captain Vidal…embodies masculinity so exclusive it barely acknowledges the existence of the feminine.’ Indeed‚ it seems that through Vidal’s apathy towards the female characters in the film‚ del Toro is

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    According to dictionary.com‚ a steel pan is a percussion instrument originating in Trinidad‚ made out of an oil drum with one end beaten down and divided by grooves into sections to give different notes. Though steel pans (steel drums) were created on the Caribbean island of Trinidad in the 1930s‚ the steel pan history can be traced back to the enslaved Africans who were brought to the island during the 1700s. They carried with them elements of their African culture including the playing of hand

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    Peter Pan Syndrome

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    Peter Pan syndrome‚ is exactly how it sounds. It ’s a disorder that is derived from the novel Peter Pan written by J.M. Barrie that defines those who appear as an adult but their actions are quite childlike. The ‘Peter Pans’ of present society “see the adult world as very problematic and glorify adolescence‚ which is why they want to stay in that state of privilege”‚ according to Humbelina Robles Ortega‚ professor of the Department of Personality‚ Evaluation and Psychological Treatment of the University

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    Pan Gu Myth

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    have had their own understandings of the world and its creation. These cultures seek to explain how everything in this world was created through creation myths. The two myths that will be compared are the Hindu myth of Purusha and the Chinese myth of Pan Gu. Both myths share many similarities and differences. One key similarity is both myths are considered etiological‚ because they answer the question of our origination. The Rig Veda tells the story of a Primal Man named Purusha‚ who had been sacrificed

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    Işıl VURAL 20901359 COMD 203 / HOMEWORK 1 Pan’s Labyrinth is a pubescence story of a little girl and Spain. The film tells both the Spanish Ciwil War and Ofelia’s fairy tales at the same time. When I look into the event flow I can see easily Propp’s effects. The film based on the fairy tale elements‚ almost entirely coincide with Propp’s formal elements for fairy tales. V. Propp is not opposed to the examination of the historical tale. According to Propp the best to perform historical imagery

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    no such thing as pure perfection. There will always be flaws as well as positives‚ we all just see them differently. Ofelia ’s family in Pan ’s Labyrinth is a rather flawed family‚ yet it has its small advantages. Mainly the difference between blood and non blood “relatives” is apparent in this movie which I believed to be an interesting family. Pan ’s Labyrinth starts out with Ofelia‚ her mother

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    The Story Behind Pan’s Labyrinth For the country of Spain‚ much of its history has shown to have a profound impact on how things are currently perceived from within. For instance‚ events like the Spanish Civil War as well as Franco’s dictatorship‚ which lasted for 36 years‚ have very much shaped the country’s history in a way that may lead many to have negative accounts or memories of the country. With that being the case‚ it makes understanding what actually happened in the past all the more important

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