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    criticism because of how revolutionary they were containing allegory and being a fantasy. The Hobbit was criticised because allegory was not used much and when people wanted to learn from things they preferred written document such as history not themes or morales learned from a fantasy book. Many authors disliked The Lord of the Rings it was said it was fantasy for its own sake‚ so many authors did not write fantasy novels so it was looked down by the authors but the public called it revolutionary

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    Megan McDonald for three separate books reports. Unfortunately‚ that book helped me from having to branch out from my unadventurous‚ very selective book choices‚ but it also set a tone for what genre of reading I would continue my preteen years. These books were generally childish‚ composed of sci-fi or fantasy stories rather than stories layered with depth and societal complexity. And the epitome of my preteen reading years was the book that made me love reading in the first place; Maximum Ride. This

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    The Harry Potter films fall into the genre of fantasy. This is distinctly indicated in the main theme composed by John Williams‚ titled Hedwig’s Theme. The concert version of Hedwig’s Theme actually includes two different themes; Hedwig’s Theme and Flying Theme. I shall be focusing on Hedwig’s Theme. There are two main sections of Hedwig’s Theme‚ part A and part B. The structure of the concert version is A B (Flying Theme) A B A. The theme itself is quite strange‚ displayed in most of its musical

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    young adult fantasy novels tend to fare rather poorly‚ especially in the light of Susan from the Chronicles of Narnia. When Aslan admits the Pevensies into paradise‚ Susan is barred because she has forgotten Narnia and is more interested in stockings and the real adult world‚ because she has dared to want to grow up. Jill Pole comments: “She’s interested in nothing nowadays except nylons and lipstick and invitationsâ€1. C.S. Lewis presents a conservative view of girls in the fantasy genre‚ that they

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    Allsburg. It won the Caldecott Award in 1986. The book is considered under the fantasy genre. Through the imagination and belief of a child one could think of it as realism. It could also be a myth. A boy’s wild adventure on a mystical train in the middle of the night is‚ to ones that believe‚ completely realistic but to the ones that has lost their virtue it is impossible and a fantasy. The genre is considered a fantasy while at the North Pole but moves into mythical as the story goes on. Santa Clause

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    Witches and wizards have been present in stories throughout history‚ so it only makes sense that they receive their own sub-genre of fantasy. How is the witch/wizard sub-genre defined? If a novel has a witch or a wizard character does it automatically become a part of this sub-genre? The simple answer is no; a novel does not fit into the sub-genre of witch and wizard unless it meets the definition and most of the basic tropes. The definition of a witch/wizard novel is that they contain a main character

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    Within the industry of film there are countless genres. Each genre has specific characteristics that make it unique from the rest. For example‚ action is filled with fight scenes and explosions‚ comedy make us laugh so hard we cry‚ and suspense leaves us on the edge of our seat in anticipation. There is one genre of film that not many people are aware of but one that is intricate to American society; Film Noir. Noir is a unique blend of dark iconography‚ tough guy characters‚ and criminal investigations

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    Millions of people today spend thousands of dollars every year going out to the movie cinema‚ renting movies or purchasing them at the store. There are several movie genres available today to choose from. Action‚ romance‚ horror‚ comedy‚ family and science-fiction or sometimes called sci-fi movies are just a few of the most popular movie genres today. My personal favorite of all these would have to be the sci-fi movies. A sci-fi movie grabs the viewers’ attention and does not release it until the ending

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    almost always choose drama‚ comedy‚ and action genres over fantasy. Pan’s Labyrinth (Del Toro 2006) successfully brings fairytales back into the realm of adult cinema by combining horror and fantasy with the factual drama of the Spanish Civil War. This film is a rare treat‚ for it seamlessly blends historical reality with the supernatural. The combination of the two is so fluid that it is actually quite difficult to assign it to any sort of a genre. In today’s world‚ your average movie-going experience

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    Race has a tremendous impact on society. This problem shows up in the schools‚ the job market‚ and in many other places. However‚ one must ask the question‚ where does this problem come from? Who is feeding the public the outdated stereotypes that seem to predominate people’s way of life in today’s world? The answer to that question would be the media‚ and in particular‚ the film industry. Even in today’s world‚ Hollywood still not only portrays‚ but also encourages the spread of racial inequality

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