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    life. The increasing popularity of an American television show in India‚ as portrayed in Slumdog Millionaire‚ is consistent with more and more citizens valuing monetary wealth over all else. It also shows that the population doesn’t want to have to work hard for their money. They want easy‚ fast money that involves very little effort. Hence the popularity of the television show‚ Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Not only does a show like this promote monetary values over life experience and hard work

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    The latest from the British shape-shifter Danny Boyle A flashy‚ gorgeous rush of color‚ sound and motion‚ “Slumdog Millionaire‚” doesn’t travel through the lower depths‚ it playfully bounces from one horror to the next. A writer described it in this way‚ “A modern fairy tale about a pauper angling to become a prince‚ this sensory blowout largely takes place amid the squalor of Mumbai‚ India‚ where lost children and dogs sift through trash so fetid you swear you can smell the discarded mango as

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    if i were a millionaire

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    Bachelor of Management Academic Session 2012/2013 Vision Transforming Higher Education for a Sustainable Tomorrow Mission USM is a pioneering‚ transdisciplinary research intensive university that empowers future talent and enables the bottom billions to transform their socio-economic well-being i STUDENT’S PARTICULARS Name I.C. No. Address during academic session Permanent Address E-mail Address Tel. No. (Home) Cellphone No. School Programme

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    Oscar Wilde Satire

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    Oscar Wilde was an author‚ poet‚ and playwright in late Victorian England. Wilde was known for his wit and exuberant style. His unconventional writing is what drew many to his work‚ and many of his plays were well received. He spent the last three years of his life in exile after being imprisoned for “gross indecency”‚ and died in Paris‚ France from Meningitis at the age of 46. Among his last work before his death is The Importance of Being Earnest‚ a play in which Oscar Wilde delves into different

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    the oppressed citizens during the Trujillato era. The fact that they’re faceless only shows us that they will remain nameless‚ and that their stories will never be told. It’s kind of a sad and scary symbolism especially when it got to the part that Oscar thinks that the faceless man he saw was joining his beating down. Maybe that’s a representation of how other citizens started to concede to Trujillato’s rule and hurt others just to protect themselves. Next‚ personally‚ I think the mongoose represents

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    sayIntroduction - In Danny Boyle’s film Slumdog Millionaire‚ it’s Jamal’s choices and his character that affect the course of his life; that lead him to Latika. However Jamal would never have made them without his belief in that Latika was his destiny. In the film fate and freewill are continually playing a part in all lives‚ but are most evident in the lives of Latika and Jamal. Jamal’s as well as other character affects the course of his life which leads him to Latika. Throughout the film It’s

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    to say? In the book The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junto Díaz‚ the main character Oscar De León’s family really believes the family is under a major Fukú. First off to explaining what Fukú is‚ according to Díaz‚ it is a curse or a doom of some kind. Now to focusing on how the Fukú effects Oscar himself looking at different aspects of the character. Firstly it is best to describe Oscar’s appearance to get a better idea of the character. Oscar never was a small man‚ and over the years of his

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    * Describe at least ONE character or individual who was important to the text(s).
Explain why the character was important‚ supporting 
your points with examples of visual and / or oral language features. In Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire an important character was Salim Malik. Salim’s actions impact on his brother’s life and happiness. Through his actions we understand the conflicted nature of Salim and how difficult it is for him to balance his loyalty to his brother with his own personal

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    Oscar Romero Sociology

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    because of their cruel laws and lack of human rights. Therefore‚ America is now forced with the problem of illegal immigration. This problem could possibly be solved if more people would stand up to their countries government as Oscar Romero and Desmond Tutu had in the past. Oscar Romero was an Archbishop of El Salvador and admired by his people and followers. While his country’s citizens were being killed in the streets‚ he was thinking of ways to stop the violence‚ even though

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    Oscar Wao Masculinity

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    In his historical novel‚ The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao‚ Junot Diaz illuminates the dysfunctionality of the hyper-sexualized culture of the Dominican Republic through the juxtaposition of the fukú‚ or curse‚ the fictional legacy of the deLeon family‚ and the historical oppressive regime of Rafael Trujillo. As the hostile dictator of the Dominican Republic for 31 years‚ Trujillo’s embodiment of a masculinity characterized by terror‚ abuse‚ and the objectification of women‚ develops into the

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