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    ways of life of upper class citizens and nationwide divas. Moreover‚ they advance these images of themselves by exhibiting their multi-bedroom houses and mansions‚ multiple vehicles‚ designer clothing‚ and their extravagant jewelry. The feeling of being “on top of the world” only guides celebrities towards a path of demise and wrongdoing. Drugs‚ sex‚ and incarcerations have been the result of the celebrity mindset of immortality. Any medium can be viewed as a vehicle for creating a celebrity culture

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    it to.” These words of wisdom were said by Dorothy Parker‚ an American author. Dorothy is alluding to the same ideas of the upper class of the Victorian Age as Oscar Wilde does in The Importance of Being Earnest. Through Lady Bracknell‚ a prestigious member of the upper class in The Importance of Being Earnest‚ Wilde displays his views on the morals and values of the Victorian society. Lady Bracknell is the epitome of the hypocritical‚ greedy‚ and insincere wealthy population in England from the time

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    The Importance of Being Earnest‚ Oscar Wilde’s last and most famous play was introduced in London on the 14 February‚ 1895. Most of Oscar Wilde’s works of fiction have been made into films‚ some of them more than once. In 2002 Oscar Wilde’s play was dramatised into a modern equivalent‚ offering viewers a copy that differs on very few points from the original drama. This film was directed by Oliver Parker‚ who also wrote the screenplay. Notably‚ Algernon is portrayed as the older brother in the movie;

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    society judges the same situation. Oscar Wilde‚ the playwright of The Importance of Being Earnest‚ takes these preconceptions in and inverts the practices that we perceive to be true in order to advocate social and political change. By emphasizing these discrepancies in marriage and the social aristocracy‚ Wilde satirizes Victorian traditions and ultimately advocates change. The Characters in The Importance of Being Earnest melodramatize unlikely matters concerning society and class‚ which illustrate

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    life‚ which means in order for me to succeed in matric I have to balance my sports‚ my work and my social life in order to create equilibrium. Not only to live a life of purpose‚ but to have a full appreciation of each moment daily. The Perks Of Being A Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky was a different book to the others I read as the book almost pulled you into the story and you felt as if you were the main character and you shared all the same experiences. Chbosky showed me how important it is to

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    Oscar Wilde was an Irish playwright and writer known primarily for his comedies and satires. His play‚ “The Importance of Being Earnest‚” is one of his most famous satires about Victorian society. There are two different types of satire. Horatian satire is lighthearted and mocks human flaws‚ and Juvenalian satire which is bitter and negative and attacks an institution. In this piece Wilde uses Horatian satire to mock the values and morals of the upper-class in Victorian society. The first piece

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    members of their community in Gaita’s memoir‚ ‘Romulus‚ My Father’. It is also true of the way Charlie is made to feel he belongs within his new friendship group at school in Stephen Chbosky’s epistolary novel‚ ‘The perks of being a wallflower’‚ and the reason why he had trouble being accepted by his peers earlier in his life. Changes need to be embraced before an individual can belong‚ as changes and compromises are necessary to establish commonality and connections. Without making small or large adjustments

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    importance of confidentiality when dealing with sensitive information and can explain agency policies to service users and carers. I understand the importance of keeping service users safe from harm from themselves or others. I understand the importance of being reliable and dependable in my role as team leader. I always practice a high quality standard of care when dealing with service users. Outcome 2. Be able to reflect on practice 1. Reflective practice is seen as a method of reviewing work methods to

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    a filmmaker can easily lose sight of the fact that the essence of a great play resides in its language and not in a movie’s ability to go on location or add cinematic frills. In opening up Oscar Wilde’s 1895 comic masterpiece‚ ’’The Importance of Being Earnest‚’’ the director Oliver Parker‚ whose more straightforward adaptation of Wilde’s ’’Ideal Husband’’ three years ago found an agreeable balance between period lushness and linguistic precision‚ has gone overboard. What would Wilde have made of

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    any meaning in the larger scheme of life unless it makes you ruminate over where it all went wrong. Mistakes become experiences by what we choose to do with them‚ whether we choose to forget about them ‚or learn from them and emerge as enlightened beings .Hence‚ certainly‚ experience is hardly an alias for a mistake‚ or had it been marriages would have been banned ages ago‚ and love would have become a dream too distant for many. And why just mistakes‚ your encounters with success provide you with

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