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    Came to Earth” and “Coyote Steals Fire” has some similarities and differences. There are many similarities in the stories “How Stories Came to Earth” and “Coyote Steals Fire”. The first example of a similarity is that both tricksters both use anthropomorphism. Both the animals talk and walk. Another example is that the tricksters both deal with a powerful force in their stories. In both of the stories the more superior person is a god of some sort. The tricksters both achieve a goal that benefits

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    Paper One Commentary The Idea of Perfection‚ by Kate Grenville This extract from Kate Grenville’s ‘The Idea of Perfection’ explores the idea of heritage and the need to preserve cultural landmarks. Furthermore‚ the author addresses the theme of beauty‚ touching on the idea that perfection can alter the perception of beauty. The author uses a variety of features in order to convey her views‚ each of which I shall consider. In particular‚ I shall focus on imagery‚ grammar and sounds. The precise

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    stories about people and their pets. These stories are always about the connection between the owner and the pet‚ just like Hachiko and Professor Enyo. While these stories are good‚ they aren’t useable as solid evidence. This is because the risk of anthropomorphism. So the reason that this passage is so interesting is because it was about the relationship between two

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    stories from the sky-god Nyame. Coyote is just a coyote who cheats dice for fire. These are Trickster tales/ folk tales that teach a cultural value or lesson. Folk tales are passed down orally from generation to generation and very commonly use anthropomorphism‚ the attribution of human characteristics to non-human things. Both of these stories share their similarities and differences. In “How Stories Came to Earth”‚ the main character‚ Anansi is a spider who is in need of stories. In “Coyote Steals

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    and for a long time was – considered taboo. In the past whenever animal welfare science had hinted at the fact that animals do experience these types of emotions‚ and do in fact form complex relationships that mirror our own it was considered anthropomorphism. As a student of anthropology who has a deeply seeded passion for

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    harsh as snow is normally soft not hard‚ this inflicts the change in the nature in the area of where the narrator is it always uses visual imagery so the picture of the woods is shown. ‘A small bird flew before me’ A technique that Frost uses is anthropomorphism which is used for the bird‚ as he shows him as if it is his "last stand". Whilst the bird is being spoken about‚ the narrator Is distracted by a piece of wood ‚ Frost uses this to tell the story displaying how you can be distracted easily causing

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    that Stenders goal is to idealise the affirmation of the Australian cultural identity. Throughout the film Stenders uses both diegetic and non-diegetic music to anchor the text in the 1970’s. Stenders uses an anthropomorphic approach though the anthropomorphism in his representation of Red Dog. This can been when the character Jack begins to explain Red Dog to Thomas and states “It’s not what he did but who he was.” This has the effect of privileging Red Dog as equal to Jack and everyone else. This

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    Pi and Ravi’s brains forever. Pi remembers the lesson later on in the novel‚ as he is stuck on a lifeboat with Richard Parker. Determination is a trait that is shown through Pi’s father and mother‚ as they just want to keep their family safe. Anthropomorphism is a theme presented throughout the novel. It is shown using language‚ that putting human characteristics to animals is dangerous. Pi followed his conscience to trust in his father’s lesson‚ which had given Pi survival skills that prevent him

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    The Ramayana: Anthropomorphism of the Divine Perhaps no single work of prose captures the breadth and depth of the meaning of the word dharma‚ than does the Ramayana. Not a religious book or divinely inspired text such as the Bible or Quran‚ the Ramayana was originally an epic poem that circulated for centuries by word of mouth before being written down‚ and thus expanded and contracted over the millennia in written form‚ dance‚ songs‚ movies and television series across a large portion of Asia

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    away‚ as was the case with the Russian people. Orwell satirises the betrayal of ideals and how they take advantage of the uneducated and weak. The animals believe whatever they are told by the pigs or leaders‚ this is shown to us through anthropomorphism. The pigs represent powerful humans in the Russian Revolution. ‘It was a pig walking on his hind legs’. The pigs wanted nothing to do with the humans and said ‘Four legs good‚ Two legs bad’ but by them walking on there two hind legs they ended

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