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    Language censorship in English movies and television Lam Pui Ling UCSI University Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia Lim Woei Hoa UCSI University Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia Ooi Chee Ling UCSI University Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia Abstract This paper examines the issue of censorship in English movies and television programs mostly in the Malaysian context‚ specifically from the language aspect. A simple introduction is given in defining language and censorship. The procedure used to conduct the

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    richer is a driving force. He admits to being greedy to Bud. He wants everyone that is a part of "his team" to follow his directives. In order to remain a team member‚ all members will do as he says. He gave no thought to his actions and their effect upon others. Gordon easily influences Bud Fox. Gordon is everything that Bud wants to be. When Gordon wants information that no one else knows‚ Bud is confronted with making the decision to provide the inside information. Since Gordon is aggressive

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    To play Hamlet well is to succeed on the stage or on the screen. It is one of the most complex of the Shakespearian roles that many actors have aspired to master or at least‚ bring something distinctive and fresh to the pivotal character. There is no doubt that Hamlet “brazenly solicits interpretation”‚ demonstrated by modern day actors including Mel Gibson‚ Ethan Hawke and Kenneth Branagh‚ in the medium of film. Throughout the 20th Century‚ film adaptations have finely developed both the character

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    after the Second World War during the time of the disintegration of Colonial power structures and the subsequent creation of a bipolar world. The concept of the non-violent movement was introduced to these anti-colonial movements early enough. Gandhi‚ the tiny‚ old man of Indian politics came up with the idea of a non-violent independence struggle. This was a struggle which initially rooted itself in a secular context but gradually became known as essentially being a Hindu Nationalist movement

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    Bianca Phillips Eng.101/Baker 11/9/11 Does Violent Lyrics Cause Violence Some people believe music has become a reason for children turning to violence. Are violent lyrics making children act out violently? Then there’s the other side that say stop blaming music for violence. I believe violent lyrics can cause someone to act out violently‚ because songs with violent lyrics can prompt thoughts of violence. Songs that talk about shooting and killing each other can make the listener more

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    Violent Video Games Violate Vibes? Video games have recently become a controversial topic‚ in regards to understanding if violent video games can cause aggression and violent behavior. Hundreds of studies‚ as to violent video games‚ have been tested on children‚ bullies and even criminals to find out if there is a connection between violent video games and bad behavior. Although most people believe that violent video games do cause aggression in behavior‚ because of such events like murders‚ criminal

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    An article called “Violent Media is Good for Kids‚” that was written by Gerard Jones‚ a renowned comic- book author‚ is arguing that violent media can be helpful for children‚ rather than be harmful. He talks about how parents don’t take the time to look at how helpful violent media can be for their child. Violence can encourage children to learn how to reach for their own inner power that they may have never been able to find before. Children as they grow up can learn the positives and negatives

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    History II (Wednesday 12:00-2:50) 10 April 2012 Realism in Lim Soon Rye ’s movies Lim Soon Rye is a well known movie director in South Korea. Lim was born in 1960 in Korea She studied English Literature at Han Yang University in Korea in 1985 and earned a Associate Degree in Film at Université Paris-VIII in France in 1992. To understand the prominent influence of Korean Realism and Italian Neorealism in Lim ’s movies‚ understanding of early Korean film history is essential. Korean Realism is

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    Do violent video games cause aggression or not? Video games have become a part of culture in America and all around the world. Video games are extremely popular‚ connecting people through the internet allowing them to interact with one another through cyber-portal for entertainment‚ with varying genres of games from card games‚ first person shooter’s‚ racing or even 3D strategy games. These games connect millions people around the world‚ gamers spending countless hours glued to screens looking

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    Analysis of “Violent Media is Good for Kids” Gerard Jones’ essay “Violent Media is Good for Kids” was a very interesting paper. He opens with a story of him as a child‚ “alone and afraid” of the rage that was inside of him. His parents taught him that violence was wrong and that rage was something that could be simply overcome. Jones’ main argument was aimed at parents‚ saying that they are stifling a child’s natural instinct of anger and rage. He wrote that “we send the message to our children

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