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    change. 2. The text I have chosen for this speech is and episode of "Family Guy". "Family guy"‚ much like "The Simpsons"‚ is a satire on the middle class society of America. Some could go as far as to say that family guy‚ to a certain extent is a parody of The Simpsons. For those of you who do not know what family guy is‚ here is a brief over view. 3. "Family Guy" is an animated television series set in the town of Quahog‚ Rhode Island. The title character is the head of an Irish-Catholic lower-middle

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    Interrelating the Ps The relationships between the above definitions can be more involved than that. Some consider perspective to be a plan (Lapierre)‚ others describe it as giving rise to plans. Hedberg and Jonsson claim that strategies‚ by which they mean more or less well integrated sets of ideas and constructs are the causes the mold streams of decisions into patterns. It is also described as the framework to determine the actions of the organization. Honda’s strategy was not to go

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    Perhaps a slightly less readily recognizable theme in Burton’s work than some of his visual styles and story patterns‚ the 1950s horror films is nevertheless a prime source of material for all of his work. The monster movie is especially relevant in discussing Burton’s themes and recurring preoccupations. That which is perceived as monstrous is never associated with evil in Burton’s films; his "monsters" are always misunderstood creatures looking for forms of love and acceptance. Even the repulsive

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    A Brief History of Interior Design Credit for the birth of interior design is most often given to the Ancient Egyptians‚ who decorated their humble mud huts with simple furniture enhanced by animal skins or textiles‚ as well as murals‚ sculptures‚ and painted vases. Beautiful gold ornaments found in Egyptian tombs (such as that of King Tutankhamen) revealed the importance of more lavish decoration for wealthier and powerful Egyptians. The Roman and Greek civilizations built upon the Egyptian art

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    society can be abundantly beneficial. Sociologist use different approaches to gain a better understanding of the way a society functions such as the structural functionalism approach‚ conflict theory‚ symbolic interaction‚ feminist theory‚ and the postmodern theory. Most sociologist will use a combination of these five theories when examining and critiquing the matter at hand. The five theories all have specific ways of looking at and

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    Time Period: Enlightenment: 18th century France and England A.K.A. the age of reason climate of inquiry Lessening Control of the Church The Protestant Reformation- Martin Luther The Printing Press Scientific Developments The New World (America!) Philosophies of the Time Rationalism: Rene Descartes (math)- humans‚ by reason alone‚ can discover universal truths Sir Isaac Newton- Mechanical science. All truth found in nature‚ rejection of supernatural religion. Emphasis is placed on

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    buildings had no architectural precedents and so the architects were required to come up with new architectural solutions. They responded by returning to the Renaissance and borrowing from the principles of Classical Architecture‚ Gothic Revival‚ and Eclecticism. Hence‚ they were unable to break the bonds of the architectural influences of the past. The break through of the Industrial Revolution made a new definition for the machine age. With the fast production of new material that improved construction

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    From the excerpts studied in The Rape of the Lock‚ Alexander Pope skilfully uses the mock epic genre to satirize the trifling nature of his society through exaggeration‚ parody and juxtaposition in rhyming couplets. The epic form makes everything larger than life which Pope uses to reveal the absurdity of the society he lives in. A simple card game is turned into a complex “combat on [a] velvet plain‚” which exaggerates the little action that actually takes place in the Canto. In the card game

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    probably the most feared word in the English language. Its undesired uncertainty threatens society’s desire to believe that life never ends. Don DeLillo’s novel White Noise tells the bizarre story of how Jack Gladney and his family illustrate the postmodern ideas of religion‚ death‚ and popular culture. The theme of death’s influence over the character mentality‚ consumer lifestyle‚ and media manipulation is used often throughout DeLillo’s story. Perhaps‚ the character most responsive to death is

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    between real and imagined‚ reality and illusion‚ surface and depth” (p 84). Furthermore‚ Hyperreality is a representation of the postmodern period. Baudrillard uses his four stage model to explain a sign’s significance‚ a time frame that the first three stages fit into‚ and the lack of distinctions between reality and simulacra. Hyperreality is symbolic of the postmodern period. “In the first stage‚ the sign is representative of a person’s basic reality” (Barry 84). “The first stage occurs with

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