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    Realism There are so many different types of theoretical approaches to understand the international political system. Throughout history people have came up with a wide range of theories like realism‚ liberalism‚ Marxism‚ and so forth to make sense of why people do the things they do in politics. This essay will particularly focus on realism. The theory of realism is a belief that power is the central driving force of international relations. Classical realists argue that the desire for power is

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    good examples of mise-en-scene used in various films such as Citizen Kane‚ Rashomon‚ Double Indemnity‚ Cabinet of Dr. Caligari‚ etc. One of my favourite films in terms of mise-en-scene is The Bicycle Thief by Victoria De Sice. It certainly is neorealist‚ by all the principles one can deduce from the best Italian films since 1946. The story is from the lower classes‚ almost populist: an incident in the daily life of a worker. Truly an insignificant even a banal incident: a workman spends a whole

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    different way of making film‚ post WWII‚ Europe reestablished their facilitated film export and coproduction. Since the U.S. was exhibiting film in other countries it gave those foreign countries a chance to make film for international audiences. The neorealist films may be considered the first postwar versions of art cinema. Most of these films were made by New Wave film directors‚ Fellini‚ Resnais‚ Bergman‚ De Sica‚ Kurosawa‚ Pasolini‚ etc. The Stylistic Devices and Thematic Motifs seem to differ between

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    Introduction Berlin Crisis of 1961 was the most dangerous moment of the Cold War. This conflict was mainly about the occupational status of Berlin. Berlin Crisis initially emerged in 1958 by the provocation of the Soviet Union. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev threatened to conclude a separate peace treaty with East Germany unless the western powers recognized the Germany Democratic Republic (GDR) (I. W. Trauschweizer‚ 2006). However‚ the escalation of tensions began after the Vienna Summit in

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    Name: Faith Chin Lin T number: T00184784 Title of Modules: Film and Narrative Studies Title of Program: TV‚ Radio‚ New Media Broadcasting Year: Year 1 Total Word Count: 518   Ideology‚ Genre‚ Auteur Robin Wood’s article ‘Ideology‚ Genre‚ Auteur’ suggests that instead of looking at movies in only one perspective‚ one should combine different approaches to assessing the film as a whole. By collectively looking at the ideologies‚ the methods‚ and the director‚ one will get a more accurate sense

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    History Essay In class we have watched and discussed many films that certain film experts suggested the title of being canonized. A film becomes canonized when it conveys some type of cultural‚ national or political importance to its audience. These films do not have to be any certain type of genre in fact the films we watch and discuss in class cover a great array of genres. In this essay I will convey why I feel a great film in my eyes deserves the title of becoming canonized for our curriculum

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    Carolina Onuf‚ Nicholas (1998) ‘Constructivism: a user’s manual’‚ in Vendulka Kubalkova‚ Nicholas Onuf and Paul Klowert (eds)‚ International Relations in a Constructed World (Armonk‚ Powell‚ Robert (1994) ‘Anarchy in international relations theory: the neorealist-neoliberal debate’‚ International Organization‚ 48‚ 313–344. Ruggie‚ John (1998) Constructing the World Polity: Essays on International Institutionalization (London: Routledge). Brian Schmidt (1998) The Political Discourse of Anarchy: A Disciplinary

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    neoliberalism developed in the 1970s and 1980s. Neoliberalism agrees with neolrealists that competition among sovereign states in an anarchical world system causes conflict. However‚ neoliberalism contend that the system is not early an anarchical as neorealists claim. According to neoliberals‚ the international system is anarchical‚ but growing order. Neoliberals believe that the system is marked by complex interdependence wich lead to the increasing cooperation among states in order to gain mutual benefits

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    3.1 Hedging strategy in the literature: conventional understanding as risk minimization Introduced in the introduction in this chapter‚ I will first review existing literature on international relations theorists in narrating hedging strategy. Linking dictionary definition on the word hedge‚ hedging strategy means to prevent any loss in state’s pursuit of national interests from making strategic adversary in an uncertain international system by presenting overtly the strategic indeterminacy. Hedging

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    that was restricted was Open City. The movie was shot for the most part in the streets‚ apartments‚ garages‚ and cellars of Rome. The film ushered in the golden age of Neorealism‚ in which the cinema reflected the concerns of citizen daily life. Neorealist cinema‚ such as Open City and Obsession were rejected from Hollywood studio system and the production because it did not follow the traditional genre and exposed realty‚ thing Hollywood didn’t want. In other words‚ restriction was made due to the

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