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    The Sleeping Beauty story is one that has been retold and remade constantly throughout world history. From German beginnings of “Little Briar Rose”‚ to Disney’s Sleeping Beauty‚ each version has followed the guidelines: a beautiful young lady is trapped in eternal sleep‚ a prince who wakes her with a kiss‚ and a happily ever after in the castle. These go on without the acknowledgement of the Prince’s ogress mother or the cannibalistic tendencies of a jealous wife or queen. However‚ in today’s society

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    Shakespeare Shade Gomez Jealousy‚ Adoption and Love in: The Winter’s Tale and Sleeping Beauty When is it okay to be jealous‚ to be adopted or to fall in love? Lives are damaged and people killed because of the power in jealousy‚ adoption or love. This is proven and displayed throughout two different sources‚ William Shakespeare’s play‚ The Winter’s Tale and Walt Disney’s movie‚ Sleeping Beauty. Although both are very different‚ the movie and the play show these dominant themes. Whether

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    Once upon a time‚ a charming and super naturally beautiful princess‚ graced with all the virtues that any noble woman should possess‚ fell into an enchanted 100 year long sleep. While all versions of the classic Sleeping Beauty tale depict a sleeping princess‚ and involve some sort of suspended animation‚ little (or no) information is given on the sleep itself. Throughout this essay‚ we will explore the symbolism behind the cursed princess’s enchanted slumber. Through comparisons‚ both sexualized

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    The problem of sleep deprivation is not new and yet more and more people are becoming victims of the consequences that of sleep deprivation. More and more people are sleeping less each day without realizing the very harmful effects that not sleeping on time and at regular intervals for the required time can have on our physical as well as mental health (Sleepnet; Ledoux). Technological advancements and the fast pace of the industrial and information revolution has created spots in which we find 24-hours

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    Interpersonal conflict in films (American Beauty) Interpersonal conflict is "a struggle that occurs when two people cannot agree on a way to meet their needs" (Beebe‚ Beebe & Redmond‚ 1999‚ p.248). Interpersonal conflict can be of love‚ spirituality‚ morals etc. In American Beauty (film)‚ interpersonal conflicts are shown as reason to destroy household. Household that appears to be perfect and imaginary from outside‚ are moth-eaten from inside‚ owing its failure to interpersonal conflict within the

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    Not All Fairytales Have A Happy Ending: Sleeping Beauty Syndrome Off he rides‚ on his noble steed‚ a valiant figure‚ straight and tall! To wake his love with "loves ’ first kiss"! And prove that "true love" conquers all! – Sleeping Beauty Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sleep forever? It won’t seem like a bad thing for us sleep-deprived-busy-bodies. But for those who suffer from Sleeping Beauty Syndrome‚ will it be like a fairy tale? In the fairy tale a simple kiss can wake

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    of work‚ “Eros Sleeping” and “Composition V” by Wassily Kandinsky will be analyzed using five different theories‚ which include formalism‚ two expression theories and two contextual theories. The chosen expression theories are Leo Tolstoy’s view based on his text “What is Art?” and the expression theory of O. K. Bouwsma laid out in his writing “Philosophical Essays”. For the contextual theories‚ Marxist Aesthetics and Danto’s theory of art will be used. In each section‚ “Eros Sleeping” will be discussed

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    Disorderly Sleeping Tehani Mesa-Morales Franklin University Morning person? Night owl? Something in between? When are you at your best? I’ve found that no matter the hour of day‚ I am the best me I can be after a good nights’ sleep. Sleep a wonderful state of unconsciounsness after shopping at the mall with a four year‚ a five year old‚ a six year old‚ and a 7 year old. Let’s face it for some of us sleep is a luxury‚ better than a day at the spa‚ but the reasoning behind sleep and the

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    Sleeping problems and disorders When you sleep‚ you pass through five stages of sleep‚ stages 1‚ 2‚ 3‚ 4 and REM sleep. Stage one is the lightest sleep. During this stage you can be awaked easily. Muscle activity slows during this stage. Stage 2 is where the eye movement stops and the brain waves are slower. In stage 3 slow brain waves called delta waves begin to appear‚ with smaller yet faster waves. By stage 4 these waves appear more often‚ and it is quite difficult to wake someone during this

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    A little less than half of the United States population has a sleeping disorder. There are numerous types of sleeping disorders. The two most common are sleep apnea and insomnia. Up to half of the population suffers from insomnia and approximately 18 million people suffer from sleep apnea. One of the least common is narcolepsy. About 200‚000 people suffer from that disorder. (SleepNet‚ 2004) Insomnia is the most common sleeping disorder in the United States. The dictionary defines insomnia as

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