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    Tim Berners Lee

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    Tim Berners Lee Biography: _Tim berners Lee was born on 8th June 1955 in south east London‚ England. He’s the son of Conway burners Lee and Mary Lee woods. _ He attended Sheen Mount Primary School‚ and then went on to Emanuel School in London‚ from 1969 to 1973. He studied at The Queen’s College‚ Oxford‚ from 1973 to 1976‚ where he received a first-class degree in Physics. _He accepted a fellowship at CERN in Geneva in 1980 and while at Cern he proposes a project based on hypertext and

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    idealist‚ he believes the nature of objects as they are in themselves is unknowable to us‚ knowledge of appearances is nevertheless possible (McCormick‚ online). The mind shapes the world as we perceive it to take the form of space and time. Kant’s transcendentalism is ‘set in contrast to those of two of his predecessors – the problematic idealism of Descartes‚ who claimed that the existence of matter can be doubted and George Berkeley‚ who denied the existence of matter’ (Encyclopedia Brittanica‚

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    tim winton biography

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    Born in Karrinyup‚ Western Australia‚ Tim Winton completed his high school education at Albany. Determined to be a writer from an early age‚ Winton subsequently studied creative writing at the West Australian Institute of Technology (now Curtin University). He became a professional writer and household name when‚ at the age of 21‚ he shared first prize in the 1981 Australian/Vogel National Literary Award for a manuscript that became An Open Swimmer (1982). Several other books followed in the 1980s

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    Tim burton used many cinematic techniques to create a fantastical and mesmerizing unique world that only he can create. The three cinematic techniques he uses to create his own unique style are music‚ lighting and shots. In the following essay i will describe in detail and give examples of the miraculous way Tim Burton creates a world of his own. One of the techniques Tim Burton uses to create his own world is music. Tim Burton uses music in his movies to set the mood or the tone for the scene

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    releases a chilling scream. This sensation depicts the type of reaction Tim Burton hopes to draw from his audience. Tim Burton is an American filmmaker‚ writer‚ director‚ artist‚ producer‚ and animator who focuses primarily on the horror genre of art. It can be seen through Tim Burton’s productions that he studied Gothic writers and poets and used German Expressionism to inspire his works‚ both on screen and in writing. Tim Burton is first and foremost an artist and a filmmaker‚ though he does dip

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    the meaning of those kinds of words” (BrainyQuote). This quote was spoken by the amazing director and producer‚ Tim Burton. This statement is evident in many of his films. Burton’s whimsical and twisted style is what makes his movies unique. He has his own distinctive style that is easily recognisable. “Few Hollywood filmmakers have left as distinctive a mark on modern cinema as Tim Burton. Not only has he created a number of memorable films that have inspired countless other filmmakers over the years

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    During the hustling‚ industrial moments of U.S. history‚ transcendentalism emerged. Ralph Emerson and Henry Thoreau‚ the founders of the belief‚ preached in their respective texts about the importance of self realization of one’s potential by using nature in order to prevent a corrupt and immoral society. Although the movement eventually died out in the late 1850’s‚ the belief still carries on. Pico Iyer‚ a famous Japanese transcendentalist‚ once stated‚ “I left my comfortable job of life to live

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    points out that directing a film is like a signature which shows individualism of a person‚ just like a fingerprint. Tim Burton is a film director that excels at his own whacky and gothic style; due to these distinct features he has made his own clear cut imprint onto the film world attracting many curious people towards his

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    collide? Ask Tim Burton children based themes that come with a dark and gory twists‚ Burton intertwines these opposed themes and creates a perfect peculiar blend. His work in films like Edward Scissorhands and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory proves his skill in blending opposing themes. Tim Burton has made a name for himself by using his films to showcase his odd costuming‚ unique camera angles and thoughtful‚ precise editing Burton proves again and again to be an amazing director. Tim Burton’s style

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    Tim Hawkinson Analysis

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    What message is the artist communicating? Tim Hawkinson conveys the passage of recorded time. This art piece shows how history repeats itself and overlaps. Despite changing times‚ we still face war‚ natural disasters‚ famines. Some things never change. How has the artist used unexpected materials and/ or methods to shock‚ invite‚ enhance or challenge the viewer? At first glance‚ I perceived the piece to be 3D — it looked to be constructed out of stuffed pink and red tubes of fabric; however

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