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    is a smiling black man who stuffs money into his mouth when a coin is dropped in the bank. While the image is a part of American history‚ images like these serve to humiliate African Americans by presenting them as less intelligent‚ greedy‚ and emotionless. Brother Tarp’s Leg Chain: This chain symbolizes the numerous years of persecution that many African Americans faced after slavery. Many have called the chain gang a form of continued slavery after Emancipation and Brother Tarp’s struggle recalls

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    Analyzing Moulin Rouge

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    Moulin Rouge is celebrated for its art direction‚ music‚ and performances. One of its biggest endeavors is the set design. With a combination of real sets and computer generated images‚ Moulin Rouge manages to showcases a 19th century Paris‚ France as a world of moral decadence but undeniable beauty. The set design further pushes the message of France‚ at this time‚ being a place of plague‚ poverty and sin; but also a place of art‚ music and beauty. In the introduction of the film‚ we see an elaborate

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    Urban Alienation

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    How have three of the texts you have studied provided insight into the individual’s relationships to the urban landscape? The three texts; T.S Eliot’s The Preludes poem‚ Jennifer Strauss’ Migrant Woman on a Melbourne Tram poem and the short story The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury‚ provide an insight into each individual’s relationship with the urban landscape through the underlying motif of urban alienation. The writers explore the alienating effect of city life as people are forced to suppress and

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    their operators are emotionless and unaware of the value of human life‚ and thus allowing for more civilian deaths (920). It is not‚ however‚ so cut and dry. Since drones do not have emotions‚ they will never be stressed to the point of panic and lose logical reasoning (921). Another point is that drone operators must follow their targets for days‚ and that they do develop an emotional connection with them. Their targets are not just blips on a screen (922). The emotionless drone also will never

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    Analyzing Photographs “In the early 20th century‚ Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine used the new medium of photography to document the experiences of the working poor. Riis is best known for his investigations of life in 9the New York City tenements‚ while Hine produced several photo essays on child labor.“ (Ackerman 1) Mr. Jacob August Riis was born in Ribe‚ Denmark on May 3rd 1849 and died on May 26th 1914. Riis was a journalist and social reformer. Riis is the “son of Niels Edward Riis‚ a Latin teacher

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    Anne Sexton Suicide

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    A super model turned poet who suffered heavily from depression and suicidal tendencies up until 1974 killed herself through carbon monoxide poisoning with a glass of vodka in hand‚ wearing an elaborate fur coat. Anne Sexton an American writer‚ born in 1928‚ battled depression‚ mania and suicidal tendencies her whole adult life as well as being diagnosed with what is now called bipolar disorder. Sexton had a family but suffered severely from post-natal depression after the birth of her first born

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    In Lois Lowry’s The Giver‚ Jonas and Gabriel travel back in time to a world full of color‚freedom‚ emotions‚ family‚ the young and the old together‚ and love. In the last two sentences of The Giver‚ it reads “‘Behind him‚ across vast distances of space and time‚ from the place he had left‚ he thought he heard music too. But perhaps it was only an echo.”’ The word time‚ alludes to Jonas traveling back in time. When the book reads‚ “‘From the place he had left‚ he thought he heard music too. But perhaps

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    Literay Canon-1984

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    themes that made the book to be considered literary canon as well as analyzing the importance of these themes. Often times‚ when 1984 is brought up‚ the first thing to come to mind for many people is the seemingly omnipotent Big Brother and his emotionless herd of followers‚ and Big Brother’s power of surveillance and persecution. Big Brother’s impact on society and popular culture can be seen in Apple’s famous “1984” commercial. The commercial serves as a record of Big Brother‚ who is actually representative

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    Oj Simpson Research Paper

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    differently or in anyway that can benefit them. I think he was lucky to have the defense team that he had who tried to prove he was innocent when everyone knew what hew did I think that everyone knew it was him because during the videos he acted emotionless. I think the videos helped understand

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    portrays and mocks the events leading up to the Russian Revolution. In this story‚ Orwell’s style is simple and unsentimental. He is able to do so by using straightforward English‚ few figurative language or rhetorical devices‚ and by creating rather emotionless characters. George Orwell’s plain language contributes to the unsentimental side of his style. On page 114 when he talks about Boxer’s death (“Boxer’s face […] was never seen again”)‚ he does not elaborate on it or give it attention. He speaks

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