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    Both The Truman Show by Peter Weir and The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ have had an impact on the world. They both have constructed and changed the presentation of reality‚ and both characters realize their world is fake‚ they become disillusioned and search out the truth.But in the end they both seem to find out that there world are not utopias but dystopias. First the book The Giver‚ Every person’s life is carefully planned when they are born. People rarely make choices on their own.

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    LaFeber (2008) makes the poignant statement‚ “In the battle of MacArthur versus Truman‚ the long-range issues tended to be overshadowed by the personalities involved. In MacArthur’s case this was not an advantage” (p. 130). MacArthur had been invaluable to Roosevelt‚ but it was a completely different story with Truman. MacArthur and Truman had turbulent relationship consisting of disregard to the proper order of command. The Reason for MacArthur’s Dismissal The reason for President Truman’s dismissal

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    film ‘The Truman Show’ is about a corporation that has imprisoned Truman Burbank into an artificial world for the entertainment of an audience watching him on a television show. Even though Truman’s world of Seahaven is full of actors and artificial relationships‚ authenticity manages to creep into his life. These relationships range from people who barely feel a relation to Truman as a product such as Christof and the audience. Additionally there a people who feel a real connection to Truman such as

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    English Final Truman Capote demonstrated in his novel “In Cold Blood” there was a pattern of planning and emotions to commit their crimes. The book took six years to write‚ and took place when the author seen a huge article in the New York Times about an unsolved multiple murder of a wheat farmer and his family in Holcomb‚ Kansas. Truman went straight to Holcomb to the scene of the crime. It was six years later that the killers were executed by being hung on the very same day‚ that Truman Capote finished

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    in the Rye’; these ideas include ego‚ expression‚ personality‚ environment and perception. The author uses many features such as first person narration to express these ideas of identity. Identity is a common theme in many works including ‘The Truman Show’ directed by Peter Weir and poem ‘Life-Cycle’ written by Bruce Dawe. ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ is an emotional journey of 16 year old Holden Caulfield who is struggling to recognise his identity. Holden’s journey begins at Pencey Prep‚ one of three

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    that is what happened to the 33rd President of the United States Harry S. Truman At the time of Roosevelt’s death‚ Truman was Vice-President for only 82 days and he faced more challenges in domestic and foreign affairs than any other U.S. president did at the time‚ yet he manages to steer this country in the right direction. Truman knew nothing about the Manhattan Project‚ and the atomic bomb. When Truman took the reins unexpectedly‚ (April 12‚ 1945) he was forced to deal with keeping

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    AP English 11 29 August 2013 In Cold Blood In the literary world‚ the concept of using a silent narrator is complex. The novel In Cold Blood was the first nonfiction novel published in an era of journalism. Capote gained many fans and critics. Truman Capote‚ in his nonfiction novel In Cold Blood effectively uses a silent narrator to influence the reader’s opinions of characters based off of actions and words‚ but as the novel continues Capote begins to reveal his true opinions and thoughts to

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    Talk Show Controversy Talks Shows have a negative and positive image they represent in the eyes of the public. The popular and highly rated talk shows have a vast range of topics‚ guest‚ and motive for their audience. The million of viewers who make the choice to watch talk shows has a broad range of shows to choose from. They have the mature talk shows‚ that meaningful topics‚ expert guest‚ an inspiring host‚ and their motive is to inform their viewers. They have the standardtalk show that has

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    Cosby Show One of the most activities that we are doing in our lives is making comparison even without notice it that. For instant‚ making comparisons between things‚ peoples‚ players‚ teachers‚ movies‚ TV shows…Etc. Have you ever asked someone you know (parent‚ brother‚ sister‚ friend) to make comparison between what was he watching of TV show in the past and what is he watching right now. However today we are going to introduce two different TV shows (Leave it to Beaver; The Cosby Show) that performed

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    societal opinion toward racial equality. Though by today’s standards‚ its depiction of African-Americans may seem archaic at best‚ Show Boat changed the way audiences viewed musical theater through its success as the first show to deal with racial issues in the United States. In order to fully understand the point of view from which racial representation in Show Boat originates‚ one must have an historical reference point from which to base it. Musical theater in the United States emerged out

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