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    How does Bennett make effective use of dramatic methods‚ in pages 34-41‚ to raise pertinent issues in the History Boys? Alan Bennett uses a number of methods throughout the play in order to raise pertinent issues and fully convey his concerns‚ and I believe many of these are present within this extract; varying from his common language and structure techniques to the ever running themes of conflicting pedagogical philosophies‚ sinister pederast undertones and the drive for acceptance at Oxbridge

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    Analysis of the Play Equus

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    Equus by Peter Shaffer 1973 Royal National Theatre Is Passion a Worthwhile Price to Pay? With its minimalistic set design‚ small cast‚ and a stage with nearly no lighting‚ Peter Shaffer’s play Equus relies heavily on a masterfully written script to spread its message with the audience. The play is “neither great theatre nor bad psychology‚ but it has elements of both” (Witham). With the assistance of the character Martin Dysart‚ a child psychologist‚ the play analyzes the parental‚ religious

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    It is difficult to suggest what the comfortable view of normal is as there are many different perceptions‚ which should be considered. In the beginning of ‘Equus’ one considers the character of Martin Dysart to be normal as he rarely strays outside of societies boundaries. However‚ as we move through the play one discovers there is much more to Martin Dysart than once thought. In reality the themes dealt with in ‘Equus’ challenges our own sense of what is normal. They are as equally as shocking to

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    Compare and contrast the presentation of parenthood in Spies and Equus   Spies which is written by Michael Frayn presents parenthood in various ways. The book is set during the Second World War in which Stephen a small‚ weedy and easily-bullied boy‚ along with Keith‚ a private school member whose family was socially superior to their neighbours‚ believe they have found a German spy. However‚ this apparent spy is the mother of Keith‚ Mrs Hayward. The boys often misbehave during their investigations;

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    An Essay on Equus

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    Equus is as complex as the human mind. Exploring psychological questions such as what does it mean to be normal‚ and should individuality be sacrificed for the sake of normality? Whilst propelling a mystery‚ crime story‚ and a psychological thriller‚ Peter Shaffer’s Equus examines the minds of a young stable boy who has blinded several horses and the aging psychiatrist asked to "cure" him. But would a "cure" really normalize the teenager? A seventeen year old boy‚ Alan is brought to a psychiatric

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    Chemical Relaxer

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    HOW TO APPLY A CHEMICAL RELAXER Being a professional hair stylist people are always asking me what is the proper way to apply a relaxer. There is no time to teach a class‚ so follow these simple instructions to get the best results. First‚ part the hair into four or five sections‚ depending on the thickness of the hair. Dry the hair. If moisture or sweat is present on the scalp get under a cool hair dryer for several minutes. It is recommended to apply protective cream around the hair line

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    Florence Griffith- Joyner was a record breaking women’s track star. She participated in the Olympics and earned many medals. She was not only known for her excellent performance on the track but also her unique clothing style. How was early life and growing up for Florence? How was Florence’s journey to fame and excellence? How was Florence’s life after her track career? Florence Griffith- Joyner otherwise known as Flo-Jo was born in Los Angeles‚ California on December 21‚ 1959. Her father’s name

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    Annie Jump Cannon

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    astronomy; she graduated in 1884. Ten years after graduating‚ she returned to Wellesley to pursue advanced astronomy studies. Following that‚ she wanted to study under Edward C Pickering at Radcliffe. Pickering was the director of the Harvard College Observatory‚ whom she became an assistant to in 1896. The women who worked for Pickering were known as “calculators” or “Pickering’s Women” who did calculations and worked for 50 cents an hour to catalog stars. During her time as one of “Pickering’s Women

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    Ethics in Television

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    Ethical Dilemma: Andy Griffith Show Michael T. Graham II University of Concordia Chicago – SAIL Program Abstract This paper will describe the ethical dilemma portrayed from an episode of The Andy Griffith Show. In episode 20‚ Andy Saves Barney’s Morale‚ Andy Griffith‚ sheriff‚ has made the decision to allow his deputy‚ Barney Fife‚ to be sheriff for the day while Andy is out of town. While Andy is gone‚ Barney makes many decisions as the acting sheriff that Andy‚ when he returns‚ does not

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    Big Ben and Greenwich

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    Project “Big Ben. Greenwich” made by   Big Ben   Famous around the world for keeping impeccable time‚ the Big Ben Clock Tower was fully operational on September 7‚ 1859. The Big Ben Clock is used to ring in the London New Year and is a rallying point for the New Year"s celebration of the entire country of England. The BBC also broadcasts the chiming of the bells on Remembrance Day to mark the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month—the end of World War I. A famous symbol

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