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    The Meaning of a Beautiful Thing The term performing arts is defined as the process of an individual using particular talents and or learned abilities to perform and entertain other people. Traveling deeper into explanation on the subject of performing arts‚ terms such as theater and music come to mind. By taking a close look at the subject of performing arts‚ particularly the topics of theater and music‚ the reader will leave with a better understanding of the important’s of theater and music

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    the one source of true information being passed around as common knowledge‚ it has become a kind of daily entertainment. Mum may read about some old actress‚ while Dad mutters about how the country is down in the dumps. I think that Newspapers are a thing of the past. They are because: We can simply get all the information and news we need faster and cheaper from the internet than waiting for the newspaper. Plus if we stop printing newspaper we will be able to save a lot more trees which will help

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    Peaceful Preservation of Culture The entire culture of a people is often sacrificed in the interest of forming civilized societies. Highlighted in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart‚ the Ibo tribe of lower Nigeria faced obliteration when confronted by British colonists in the late 19th Century. Although these individuals sought to bring peace to the Ibos‚ their actions led to severe ethnic trauma for the tribe. Achebe avidly emphasizes the functionality of the Ibos during the time they were able

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    The Lost Thing Analysis

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    understand their contextual surroundings‚ notably their place and purpose. This idea of belonging is captured through ‘The Lost Thing” composed by Shaun Tan. This is a simple picture book about an object that does not belong‚ which eventually finds a sense of belonging. However‚ it demonstrates a deeper meaning of belonging and social conformity and the busyness of life. The integration of visual and literal techniques creates a story recount whilst leaving subtle messages to our social culture.

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    Is aid a good thing

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    aid a good thing? Aid is help‚ typically of a practical nature‚ with the intention of helping less fortunate countries. We do this because it is what we Christians and other people believe should be done in situations of great need‚ and hope that if we were in a similar position would be looked after as well. For example Great Britain have given lots of aid to the Philippines after the recent typhoon there has struck them. In this essay I will discuss whether aid is in fact a good thing or a bad thing

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    Plot Summary    Where The Wild Things Are written by Maurice Sendak is a popular fantasy fiction picture book that was first published in 1963 and has continued its popularity to today. Where The Wild Things Are tells the story of a boy named Max‚ who is making mischief throughout his house.  Max is seen throughout the book wearing a wolf suit‚ a king’s crown‚ and a mischievous grin.  After chasing the family dog around the house with a fork‚ Max is sent to his room without any supper by his mother

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    Surreal In The Things They Carried Tim O’Brien tends to use surrealism to tell his war stories. What is surrealism? It is a mix between fact and fantasy‚ which makes it bizarre. For example in the chapter How To Tell a War Story he tells three surreal stories. O’Brien tells us how to know when someone is telling a true story and when someone is lying. One of the story is about Mitchell Sanders telling about six men going crazy. They went crazy in the forest because they been up there for days not

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    Tim O’Brian’s “The Things They Carried”. My father fought in the Vietnam War‚ so my interest was in trying to understand the reason that we had such a strained relationship when I was growing up. I believe I have more of an understanding as to why he didn’t act like a grown up. He wanted those years that should have been his childhood back. In this short story the author showed the things they carried physically so that the reader could appreciate the significance of the things they carried emotionally

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    In class we read The Things They Carried‚ a novel written by Tim O’Brien. Due to the high popularity of this book‚ many people have written articles criticizing it. In “How To Tell A True War Story‚” Catherine Calloway offers her thoughts on the book. I will be comparing my own thoughts and her article on the “relative truth” of Tim O’Brien. The Things They Carried is a story told by a young soldier‚ Tim O’Brien‚ during the war in Vietnam. The events told in the book are not told in chronological

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    “The white man is very clever…He has put a knife on the things that held us together and we have fallen apart.” Chinua Achebe’s novel Things Fall Apart is a prime example of African literature that demonstrates the clash between cultures and peoples that occurred across the African continent as a consequence of European colonialism.  This arward winning novel illustrates the conflict occurring during the period of British colonization of Africa. The novel is told from the perspective of the native

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