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    Cindy Sherman Analysis

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    particularly on female stereotypes. She created her famous ‘Film Stills’ work in 1977 and developed and progressed through her works since then. Throughout my art project‚ I have been mimicking her self portrait style when creating my photographs styled as ‘Rapunzel.’ ‘Untitled’- 2004 For this portrait‚ Cindy Sherman has gone with her usual style of styling herself to unrecognizable lengths. She is wearing a bright rainbow wig and typical ‘clown’ makeup. But what is notable about this photograph is that

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    Is It Happily Ever After

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    is apparently “good” only because she is religious and passive. She never does anything aside from looking beautiful to permit such praise. In fact‚ nearly all heroines in Grimm’s’ fairy tales are beautiful -- from Cinderella to Sleeping Beauty to Rapunzel to Little Red Riding Hood -- and therefore “good.” Specifically‚ Cinderella is good because she is beautiful‚ passive‚ innocent‚ and beguiled. Her

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    presumed knowledge. So we assume what is going to happen. However Mila proves our assumption wrong by showing the paradoxical side of each event or character. As a reader we know Rapunzel as a princess in a tower. Mila modifies this image by describing her long hair as ‘shorn.’ ‘The architect of isolation’ relates to Rapunzel feeling helpless. She has used this to show that she wanted to escape from him and that she did not love him

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    The 9th element is sustenance‚ which is symbolized by a person picking fruit. One needs food and drink to survive or food for thought to develop mentally. This sustenance stage is closely linked to craving. One needs to have a thirst‚ a desire or craving for the things that they will consume as their sustenance to provide fuel. The 8th element is craving‚ which is symbolized by eating and drinking. Craving is dependent on feeling. Feelings and reactions to different foods or experiences shape ones

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    that they interacted with the audience well. My first reason why I liked it was because of the change moments. I liked their change of scenery and how the actors jumped right into the scene once it changed. For example‚ It went from a scene with Rapunzel in the tower to Little Red Riding Hood‚ and so on. They also used Another change was that some actors played both parts.

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    K. P. Meyer did some research in an online journal of Feminist Family Therapy to find out why female stereotypes are presented in Disney movies. She concluded that the appearance is more valuable than intellect females‚ who are women that are helpless and in need to protection‚ needing to be married. It also teaches overweight women are not beautiful. In the Little Mermaid‚ Aerial wins Prince Erik over with her body‚ and in this movie the evil Ursula states all Aerial needs is her pretty face and

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    An archetype is‚ according to one definition‚ “a typical character‚ action‚ or situation that seems to represent such universal patterns of human nature.” While found in all types of literature‚ archetypes unquestionably seem to populate myths‚ fantasies‚ and fables to a greater degree than other fiction. Archetypes are important to stories because they help the mind to categorize the behavior and‚ by doing so‚ humanize the characters. Archetypes are‚ in essence‚ labels that permit the reader

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    Rapunzel has a one-night stand with the prince and is pregnant with his baby‚ Cinderella’s stepsisters chop off their toes to try and get their foot to fit in the glass slipper. These aren’t the fairytales that everyone grows up hearing (Myint‚ 1). The Grimm Brothers are two of the best authors in European literature. These German brothers are the reason behind the original fairytales popularity (Myint‚ 1). When Wilhelm and Jacob were young boys their father who was a lawyer died‚ this not only

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    Who Is Miss Havisham

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    with her only company being her family whom she doesn’t particularly care for. Despite this loneliness‚ Ms. Havisham prefers to be alone never accepting the company of others outside of her family‚ except for Pip. Miss Havisham is very much so like Rapunzel except she is locked

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    ib english cinderella IO

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    thoughts out into the open‚ but also theories on the author’s and plot keys that had me reanalyzing the entire piece. From what we know‚ the German brothers‚ Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm‚ have co-authored two-hundred and nine short stories including Rapunzel‚ Hansel and Gretel‚ and Snow White‚ all stories focused around the injustices of society. Their father died of pneumonia when they were young‚ and went through school with heightened senses toward to social distortion that surrounded them; especially

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