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It completely contrasts every single other film genre. “Documentary is the creative treatment of actuality”- (John Grierson, Cinema quarterly). Its aim is to document the events of the outside world and present the truth even if it’s right in front of our eyes or obscured from view and covered up. Each documentary presents reality to […]

Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement by Kevin M. Gilmartin. Ph. D. is a book that seeks to inform and teach those seeking to be in jurisprudence enforcement. jurisprudence enforcement professionals and their households of the worlds of a calling in jurisprudence enforcement- professionally and personally. And how to outdo prepare for emotional endurance of “on-duty […]

Michael Moore’s “Bowling for Columbine” uses a variety of satirical techniques to persuade the viewer of his opinion. Michael Moore tries to persuade the viewing public that the American gun culture is damaging to society, and is dangerously out of control. Furthermore, it also explores how the land of the “American Dream” is riddled with […]

The highly-intricate and exceptional piece displayed above portrays the universal theme of ocean life. This theme is clearly identified instantly by the subject matter consisting of an extravagant octopus grasping onto a pole-shaped object. I believe this finely drawn creature has been placed upon the pages of an ancient, slightly torn encyclopaedia to represent the […]

Paper Absence of Malice is a movie about Megan, a news reporter who writes an article on a business-owner named Gallagher. Megan conducts a secret investigation of his life and is soon convinced that Gallagher is involved with a murder of a local union leader. The article contained evidence against Gallagher. When Gallagher confronts Megan […]

Serious Case Reviews ( SCRs ) refering vulnerable grownups have been laid out to measure the mode in which experts and organisations operated jointly to protect a susceptible grownup or have an consequence after injury or death of a susceptible grownup in instances of involvements to make with organization’s activities or operations. There lacks a […]

Through changing the form and genre of a text, the meaning can also be altered and interpreted differently. Film adaptations can often intentionally or unintentionally alter the authors intended meaning. In the library scene, in the novel ‘Atonement’ by Ian Mclean and the film of the same name, directed by Joe Wright, the changes that […]

Messiaen, while a prisoner of war during World War II, composed “The quartet for the end of time”, which was heavily influenced by his experiences in captivity. Although Debussy had previously been Messiaen’s primary inspiration as a composer, he drew upon various other factors such as extreme hunger resulting in hallucinations. Messiaen’s incorporation of the […]

“Stomp Out Loud” is a musical production. It combines elements of physical movements, musicality, rhythm and pace to bring you the stunning performance of “Stomp Out Loud”. The unique musicality and movement of Stomp lies in the range of everyday objects it employs to achieve its effects: this is a show that finds sound in […]

In Brighton Rock, Graham Greene demonstrates aspects of the archetypal masculine and feminine characters. Prominent matriarchal themes which he explores include leadership, criminality and mob mentality, typifying the image of the contextual audience; what was perceived of ‘the 1938 man’. However, Green also depicts contrasting images of gender representation. We gain knowledge of this through […]

Susan Hill’s eclectic use of many aspects of ghost stories makes her own story a typical one, which in the readers’ eyes would work, e. g. having a ‘sensible, rational’ protagonist as well as even using titles of famous books for her chapters (Whistle and I’ll Come To You, taken from M.R. James’ tale Oh, […]

The Life of a Simple Man is a book written by Emile Guillaumin. It is about a Gallic adult male by the name of Etienne Bertin. The narrative is set during the reign of Napoleon in France. Etienne grew up amongst the provincials of the Gallic lower category. He grew as the boy of a […]

In Janette Turner Hospital’s short narrative Walking on Water. the geographic expedition of the impact of relationships leads to the find of a person’s growing to be limited. All people have the strength to lift above hardship ; nevertheless merely some people chose to make so. Peoples who do non hold the strength to get […]

In “Of the Dawn of Freedom. ” writer W. B. Du Bois ( 1903 ) points out the historical footing for the continuity of racism as a job. Written about three decennaries after the civil war. the text is addressed to both Afro-american and White people who comfort themselves with the semblance that the granting […]

The play commences with a dance performed by two black servants, and concludes on a similar tone. Although the initial tone is one of hope and positivity, the ending is bitter and uncertain. Starting off on a lighthearted note, the play “Master Harold and the boys” by white South African playwright Athol Fugard takes a […]

“Rather than being a flaw of The Cement Garden, ambiguity of character and authorial intention actually makes for a more satisfying reader experience than the obvious and over-repeated insights Salinger gives us into Holden’s mind. ” Discuss, with close comparison of the writers’ techniques in The Catcher in the Rye and The Cement Garden. When […]

The Video Shadow of Hate talks of the different issues that the American society was dealing with during the time it was building itself from the ashes. In the beginning of the Video, the audience is introduced to the Ku Klux Klansmen who are matching on the Streets of Washington DC airing their views on […]

In a study conducted by Tuddao, the main objective was to identify significant risks to freshwater biodiversity and suggest conservation strategies to tackle them. The author acknowledges that Lake Lanao has experienced a noticeable deterioration in its water quality, which is primarily caused by water pollution. This pollution is the main reason for the lake’s […]

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An inherent tension between stability and change is revealed through recurring images in Yeats’ poetry. To what extent does your interpretation of Yeats’ The Second Coming and at least one other poem align with this view? William Butler Yeats’ poetry possesses strong Imagery and themes of stability and change. Two of the poems, which especially […]

Going Public: New Strategies of Presidential Leadership by Samuel Kernell OVERALL: Presidents use sympathetic crowds rally public opinion to his side (promote himself and his policies) going public remains a potent weapon in the president’s arsenal, for advocating his own agenda and blocking initiatives from adversaries in Congress. This strategy continues to evolve given the […]

Management Fashionericabrahamson Columbia University Management fashion setters disseminate management fashions, transitory collective beliefs that certain management techniques are at the forefront of management progress. These fashion settersconsulting firms, management gurus, business mass-media publicanot simply force fashions onto gulltions, and business schools-do ible managers. To sustain their images as fashion setters, they must lead in a […]