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    Textual Analysis and Genres Auteur theory holds that a director’s film reflects the director’s personal creative vision‚ as if they were the primary "auteur" the French word for author. In spite of—and sometimes even because of—the production of the film as part of an industrial process‚ the auteur’s creative voice is distinct enough to shine through all kinds of studio interference and through the collective process. In law‚ the film is treated as a work of art‚ and the auteur‚ as the creator

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    to draw strength and identity from each other‚ Alison Bechdel is not fortunate to have this kind of supportive and uplifting relationship with her family. Instead of wanting to delve further into learning about her parent’s early lives or stories of how they met‚ she wants to physically and mentally separate herself from them: “I had imagined my confession as an emancipation from my parents‚ but instead I was pulled back into their orbit” (59). In this passage‚ Alison wishes to distance herself from

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    For my creative project‚ tentatively entitled Decoding Dreams‚ I intend to focus on analyzing the difference between manifest and latent content in dreams through the design and creation of movie posters. Many ancient societies believed that dreams were a means of communication with divine beings. In 1900‚ psychoanalyst‚ Sigmund Freud‚ published a book entitled The Interpretation of Dreams. In his book‚ Freud argues that dream content was motivated by “wish-fulfillment.” Even in present day‚ a

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    The Falling Into Pieces Dance Concert performed March 25‚ 2007 was a blend of five distinct dances‚ each communicating a different message through the use of varying choreography and stage production arrangements. The concert’s opener Gasp depicts a resistance to bounds that hold one down. It’s All About Falling‚ the second piece‚ dealt with the concept of a transition from struggle and anguish to hope. The third dance piece‚ titled Holding Still‚ Tracing Past Moments‚ attempted to explore an

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    After watching Hotel Rwanda‚ I had many emotions including confusion‚ frustration and gratitude. I was initially unfamiliar with tribal labels‚ such as Hutu of Tutsi. ‘Tribal violence’ is not discussed frequently on the western part of the globe. I was incredibly frustrated by the non-stop nagging of the supposedly officials. The officials took advantage of their power and chose to ignore the genocide. Their ignorance made them responsible for the thousands of innocent people horrendously killed

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    in which they imagined the mystical place is very different from what they see on screen. In this way‚ Fantasia has shown that post structuralism is a concept that holds more true than structuralism. Unknowingly‚ the creators of Fantasia have shown how in different time periods‚ there are different interpretations of the film itself. For instance‚ in the Mount Olympus segment there is a very uncomfortable‚ bigoted few seconds where the viewers see two centaurettes who have zebra bottom halves and

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    Half-Yearly Exam Practice Essay Student: 24760367 How has your critical study of ’Hamlet’ shaped your understanding of the texual integrity of the dramatic piece? William Shakespeare’s famous tragedy ’Hamlet’ follows a young prince of Denmark who after his father’s death‚ is confronted by his fathers ghost and sets out to prove his uncles participation in killing his father and marrying his mother‚ "the serpent that did sting thy father now wears his crown". For over 400 years‚ Shakespeare’s

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    the neck down’. Taylor explains Nicklinson’s argument for his ‘right to die’. Initially Nicklinson ‘once led an active life’ until he suffered from a stroke six years ago in the Athens and become ‘trapped in his own body’. This caused many upsets which lead to a downfall emotionally and physically as he was left disabled and unable to provide and care for himself. Due to these tragic events Nicklinson’s fight for the ‘right to die’ is argued by the high court. Although‚ it may be his wish; but the court

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    Fisher 1 Brandon Fisher ENG4U1 Mr. Robson March 4‚ 2015 A Sufficient Taste of warfare: Examining a passage from Generals Die in Bed Throughout the selected passage‚ from Charles Yale Harrison ’s Generals Die in Bed‚ there is clear evidence of the purpose‚ descriptive imagery‚ and the authors intriguing style. It displays the lethal truths about combat in the trenches during world war 2 as the main character known as Young‚ takes the reader through his first struggle in the foxhole. After getting

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    ‘Mirror’ By Sylvia Plath – Textual Analysis ‘Mirror’ is one of many works by the American poet Sylvia Plath‚ which was written within the last few months before her death‚ along with a number of other poems. One of the greatest qualities of her poems was its versatile nature. Her poems were never restricted to one interpretation. ‘Mirror’ is one such poem‚ where each reader is free to interpret her art differently. The speaker is not Sylvia Plath‚ but the mirror itself. As the first line of the

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