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    the novel‚ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ Randle Patrick McMurphy was transferred from a prison farm to a mental institution‚ because he was declared as a psychopath by a judge. As the novel progresses‚ McMurphy’s mentality does not resemble a truly insane character: his actions and keen observation demonstrates his mental awareness which causes people in the ward to notice him. Therefore his actions create allegations against McMurphy and determine whether his is a crazy psychopath or simply a

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    How does Randall Jarrell use the imagery in Durer’s engraving of the knight‚ the devil and death to symbolically convey a philosophy of life using powerful poetic devices? ‘The knight‚ Death and the Devil’ poem written by Randall Jarrell‚ based on the engraving by German artist ‘Albert Durer’ depicting a valiant knight‚ on horseback treading along the path of life. A path beset on all sides by many obstacles‚ and the dark forces ranged against the knight in his journey. Created in 1513‚ Durer’s

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    society is shown though the progress of his perception of the size of himself. Mcmurphy helps Chief regain his size by helping him break free from the control Big Nurse has over him. Chief may be physically big‚ but he feels and portrays himself as if he is “small”‚ which reflects on how much the Big Nurse and society drained him of his confidence‚ beliefs‚ motivation‚ and his indian culture. Throughout the book‚ Mcmurphy helps Chief regain his self confidence and strength. One major evidence of Chief

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    textual evidence in the novel. McMurphy is not heroic because he is destructive towards the people he has hurt before going to the mental ward‚ as well as tampering with the others recovery by taunting the nurse and trying to break her down which prevents treatment for the patients that are actually mentally ill‚ and lastly his actions are a direct cause of a patient committing suicide. These actions by McMurphy label him as an unheroic person. A hero would be the

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    The character of Randall P. McMurphy in Ken Kesey’s acclaimed film‚ ’One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest’‚ displays characteristics that are commonly associated with being both a psychopath and a saviour. The film is set in an American mental institution in the early 1960’s‚ which means that the attitudes of the staff‚ and community in general‚ towards mental illness were a lot different to that of the twenty-first century. McMurphy’s persona seemed to be constantly changing throughout the film to fit

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    Sharon Ehret April 4th‚ 2011 McMurphy as a Christ Figure Christ comes from the name Yahweh which means God’s salvation and rescuer. Ken Kesey creates a character in his novel‚ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ that represents a figure like Christ that rescues and saves the patients at the ward. Randall Patrick McMurphy‚ the protagonist in the novel‚ takes on the role as the rescuer and saver. The novel mirrors Christ’s life through McMurphy’s life at the ward. There are four main events in

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    from the earth‚ loosed from its dream of life I woke to black flack and the nightmare fighters When I died they washed me out of the turret with a hose.” Randall Jarrell “The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner”‚ by Randall Jarrell‚ is a surprisingly simple and brief poem; nevertheless it is extensive in content. Due to carefully chosen words‚ with great descriptive power and an appeal to symbolism‚ Jarrell skillfully accomplishes the task

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    McMurphy‚ Rebel with a Cause Ken Kesey’s experiences in a mental institution urged him to tell the story of such a ward. We are told this story through the eyes of a abnormally large Indian who everyone believes to be deaf and dumb named Chief in his novel "One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest". Chief Bromden also referred to as "Chief Buh-room" is a patient in an Oregon psychiatric hospital on the ward of Mrs. Ratched‚ she is the symbol of authority and female domination throughout the novel. This

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    Unlike McMurphy‚ Chief Bromden is a follower and is also stuck comfortably in the safety of the ward’s fog. McMurphy on the other hand is a leader and is not in the stuck the fog in the mental ingestion‚ but is trying to get the others out of the comfort of the fog. An instance of such event‚ is when McMurphy refuses to clean during the afternoon and pulls up a chair‚ waiting for the baseball game‚ staring at a turned off TV screen. Slowly one by one the patient’s pulled a chair up‚ waiting for the

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    What do you think are the messages being presented by Bob Randall and the director Melanie Hogan‚ in the film Kanyini? Melanie Hogan’s Kanyini shows the pain and suffering of Aborigines during the period of white settlement through the contemporary accounts of Bob Randall‚ an aboriginal elder of the Yankuntjatjara people. Randall explains that the aboriginal people were deprived of their ‘Kanyini

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