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    discussed. One of the most widely known and important of the beliefs was the humours. It was believed that every living creature was composed of four elements‚ the humours. They were blood‚ phlegm‚ choler (or yellow bile)‚ and melancholy (or black bile). It was believed that the overall total combination of these four elements determined the person ’s characteristics. For example‚ a person with more blood than other humours was hot and wet in their nature‚ a person with more phlegm was cold and wet

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    incongruity to deliver humour to a greater level. Marina Warner highlights that ‘’artists transform inert material things‚ animating them with fantasy‚ infusing objects with meaning through memories of childhood‚ or in imitation of children’s imaginative games’’ (Warner‚ M. ‘Game On’ 2005).This can be seen in Wegmans short films in which he demonstrates the use of minimal elements such as his body and the dog ‘Man Ray’ to create unexpected moments or scenarios of conceptual humour. In the short film

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    The etymology of the word Art is derived from an Ndo-European root AR‚ which means ‘to join’‚ ‘fit’ or ‘put together’. The preliminary definition; art is the application of practical skill [techne] to the production of works of creative imagination‚ which expresses‚ or rather embody an interpretation or view of life. In a wider sense‚ any human activity could be considered as an art. However there are fine arts as well as useful arts. Useful arts are engaged for the sake an ulterior purpose. For

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    author’s idiocies and short comings of his contemporary world and uses dangerous jokes in the form of black humour as well as other satirical techniques such that; Vonnegut is in a way‚ holding a mirror in humanity’s face to allow humanity to understand their own weaknesses and attempt to improve. Vonnegut’s hope in the book is to allow people to laugh at their own idiocies through black humour‚ challenging their sense of direction in specific

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    Anatomy of the Eye

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    focus light onto the light sensitive cells. The lens is focused with a circular‚ muscular ring called the ciliary body. 8- Aqueous humour and vitreous humour are 2 pressurised chambers filled with clear jelly and their function is that they simply give the eye its spherical shape. 9- Cilairy body- the function of the ciliary body is the production of aqueous humour and it also controls accommodation by changing the shape of the crystalline lens. 10- Optic nerve- this nerve contains a million nerve

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    Mockingbird. Your essay should deal with aspects of the book such as symbolism‚ pathos‚ humour‚ and satire. You should round off your essay by stating whether or not you consider this book to be useful and relevant to your future career as a teacher. A delightful novel which bought back memories from when I first read it whilst a learner at school. As an adult I can appreciate Harper Lee’s use of symbolism‚ pathos‚ humour‚ and satire. I especially enjoy the manner in which Harper Lee effectively used

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    distance between Grant and Fiona increases‚ Grant must sacrifice his own happiness for Fiona. This moving story‚ was told from the perspective of the director and screenplay writer‚ Sarah Polley. I believe that she used the films focus of Alzheimer‚ humour and intimacy between the characters to show an honest relationship of a forty-year marriage. Objectively the film is the struggle of relationship with a women suffering from Alzheimers. I think that the director‚ Sarah Polley used role of Alzheimers

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    Methods Medline and Psyclit searches were performed for a 30-year period (1977–2007). Results Alcoholism is associated clearly with social cognition impairments which include emotional face and prosody perception problems‚ theory of mind deficits and humour processing difficulties. Conclusions In summary‚ the social cognition impairments are consistent with the frontal lobe hypothesis of alcoholism. Future studies should focus on (i) the delineation of the basic cognitive processes which underlie social

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    Monkey's Paw

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    direct comparison with the film adaptation. In the short film‚ it seems that various aspects of the story do no hold true to the original story. A few of the more noticeable changes include the scenes‚ dialog‚ and the addition of the occasional slips humour from the characters. The story according to W.W Jacobs begins in the parlour of Laburnam‚ midst the Villa forest. In the film the story begins with a shamanistic ritual depicting the paw’s dark enchantment followed by a speeding passenger train‚ assumingly

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    features that convey the concept of Belonging (techniques): 1. Humour: Humour is used in Looking for Alibrandi to convey Josie’s cultural connections to food such as pizza and pasta‚ as shown when Josie is having a conversation with her father who asks if she likes pizza to which she replies‚ “What a ridiculous question. I suppose you’re going to ask me if I like pasta next.” The use of sarcasm by Josie‚ clearly demonstrates the humour in the novel by dismissing her father’s question as the answer

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