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Television Shows Watching Television
1,181 words
Sex, luxury, and drama sells. But by watching
television shows are we putting fantasy thoughts
of reality in our head? Isnt that why we watch
television in the first place? No one wants to
turn on the television and see chubby, middle
class citizens go to a cubicle for 10 hours a day,
sit in rush hour traffic, get drunk every Friday
night with the boys, and spend the rest of the
time on the John. I think they had a few movies
like that in the last few years, what were they
called? Oh yes, Box Of...
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Sex And Alcohol In The Real World
858 words
MTV has been putting seven strangers into a
mansion for years, but none of the previous
episodes have been so intoxicated and as sexually
charged as The Real World -- -New Orleans. There
is Jamie, the typical good-looking frat-boy,
Julie, the cute-yet sheltered Morman, Melissa, the
confused and neurotic barbie doll, David, your
typical (yet pumped up) pimp, Danny, the very hot,
but very gay, sweetheart, Kelly, your sexy
sorority sister, and Matt, the adorable hippy. By
putting seven gorgeous peo...
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Small Town Mentality In America Huckleberry Finn
599 words
Although Mark Twain was from a small river town,
namely Hannibal, Missouri, he doesnt seem to paint
a very flattering picture of them in the book
Huckleberry Finn. Throughout the book the two main
characters, Huck and Jim, travel down river coming
into contact with these types of small river town
people. Twain uses this book to satirize the
people of these towns. He shows these people to be
dumb, gullible, uneducated, gutless, and inhuman.
The following will explain the situations where
characte...
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Horn Again Imitates Climax Is Reached Melody
1,705 words
The classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
born in 1756 in Salzburg, Austria, is probably the
greatest composer in Western musical history. He
began composing when he was five, and when he was
six he performed in concerts in numerous courts
with his older sister. He composed his first opera
'La Find Semplice' at the age of twelve. In 1779
he was given the position of court organist, then
two years later he was summoned to Vienna where he
lived until he died in 1791, leaving a requiem
which ...
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Aldous Huxley Lysergic Acid
1,626 words
Aldous Huxley, English novelist, established
himself as one of the premiere fiction writers of
the twentieth century. Such works as Brave New
World and Doors of Perception sparked positive
reviews from critics and readers across the globe.
He was born on July 26, 1894, in Godalming,
Surrey, England. Ever since he was very young,
Huxley's peers and family considered him to be
different. This was not necessarily a bad thing to
anyone. Aldous brother considered this to be a
form of superiority. It ...
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Attention Deficit Disorder Bipolar Disorder
1,292 words
What is unipolar illness? When the mood is just
depressed. This is far more common than bipolar
illness. What is bipolar disease? Bipolar
disorders (manic-depressive illness) are marked by
periods of manic, greatly elated moods or excited
states as well as by periods of depression.
Although the manic-depressive psychosis may
alternate from one of its phases to the other, one
or the other phase is usually dominant for a
while. Depression is more often dominant than
mania. Manic-depressive patient...
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Selfish Gene Cambridge Ma
1,710 words
... duces for the powers of language-less thought
is thus potentially misleading. These varieties of
language-less thought, like barefoot waterskiing,
may be possible only for brief periods, and only
after a preparatory period that includes the very
feature whose absence is later so striking. There
are indirect ways of testing the hypotheses
implied by these doubts. Consider episodic memory,
for instance. When a dog retrieves a bone it has
buried, it manifests an effect on its memory, but
must t...
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Indian Tribes Positive Attitude
689 words
Little House on the Prairie Through Laura's desire
for an Indian papoose the girl seems to realize
her desire in stopping an endless hatred towards
the Indians and to establish closer peaceful
relations between the two nations: the white folks
and the Indians. Although the girl is unable to
give clear explanation of the driving motives, the
episodes from the book Little House on The Prairie
can be examined as factors that can give us a
logical explanation of the girls behavior. One of
such episo...
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Prejudice And Discrimination Big Brother
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Comparing UK and US Editions of Big Brother The
Big Brother series originally, a Dutch production,
has mutated into several variants all over the
world. This only indicated the popularity of the
series. The voyeuristic nature of the reality show
animated George Orwell's vision of a Big Brother
in his novel, Nineteen Eight-four. Although
continents apart, the US and UK versions shared
similar incidents where participants made racist
and prejudicial comments. One could now look
beyond the respecti...
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Don Quixote Literary Techniques
2,160 words
Don Quixote Part One, Cervantes and the Nature of
Fiction Spanish novelist, playwright and poet,
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, is best known
nowadays as the creator of Don Quixote, a
chivalric romance that gives a panoramic view of
the 17 th-century Spanish society and seems to
abound in philosophical insights. The most
influential personality in the Spanish literature
led a nomadic life at permanently subsistence
level. Born into a family of the minor nobility,
Cervantes was haunted by financia...
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The Taming Of Shrew William Shakespeare
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The Taming of the Shrew - William Shakespeare In
my essay I will discuss the play The Taming of the
Shrew by William Shakespeare in the frames of the
ideas of feminism and the chances for womens
self-affirmation in the age of William Shakespeare
and our contemporary world. For this purpose I
will disclose the symbolic meaning of the
relationships between Katherina and Pertuchio,
their progress and the self-expression of the main
characters throughout the play. I will argue the
vice and virtue of...
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Rich And Famous Lost Faith
491 words
Things Fall Apart- There was a man who dreamed as
a child of being well known and respected
throughout his village and neighboring villages.
This man, Okonko, worked hard at his goal, and he
achieved it. Okonko, a man with great strength and
personality, had achieved his goal to become rich
and famous, a privilege that was unseen before in
his family. Although Okonko reached his goal at an
early age, his life began to Fall Apart when
tragic episodes took place. One can see that
Okonko s life fir...
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Morally Correct Rich Men
997 words
I watched Designing Women? Monette? I watched an
older sitcom aired on prime time television in the
late 80? s, Designing Women about four typical
working ladies. One is a bubble-brain beauty
pageant champ. Another is a soft touch and is so
easily duped, it seems she also has a soft brain.
A third falls in and out of love at the drop of a
bathrobe and the fourth has a tongue that makes
Howard Stern sound like a Boy Scout. Typical is
everything these ladies are not, and as regular
viewer I can su...
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Miss An Episode Planet Of Cybertron Transformers
700 words
Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye When I was
younger, I loved to watch cartoons. Although I
watched many cartoons, there was one cartoon in
particular that caught my attention the most. This
cartoon was a science fiction story about robotic
lifeforms called The Transformers. At that time,
The Transformers was the most exciting and
important thing in my life. It came on everyday,
and I tried not to ever miss an episode. If I knew
I would miss an episode, I made sure I had someone
record it fo...
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Twenty Years First Meeting
1,216 words
I. Plot 1. Setting: Midway of the Ponte Vecchio at
Florence, where three arches break the line of the
little jewelers booths flittering on either hand,
and open an approach to the parapet, Colville
lounged against the corner of a shop and stared
out upon the river. It was the late afternoon of a
day in January, which had begun bright and warm,
but had suffered a change of mood as its hours
passed, and now from a sky dimmed with flying gray
clouds was threatening rain. There must already
have bee...
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Star Trek Good Example
333 words
In the episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation
entitled Darmok, which we saw in class this
Friday, we saw what impact two cultures could make
upon each other. The episode begins with the
Enterprise coming out to greet a new race of
people, the Tamarians, who are difficult to
communicate with because their language has not
been figured out. The crew of the Enterprises
mission is to try to communicate with the
Tamarians and possibly get a treaty signed. The
Episode Darmok shows us a tension betw...
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Discourse Analysis Social World
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I choose to analyze The Simpsons for this part of
the essay. The episode is about Bart not believing
in souls until he thinks he really lost his. It
was quite humorous and I enjoyed watching it. The
first approach I am going to use is socio culture
analysis. I choose this method because I think
this particular episode offers lessons on society,
values and social norms, most of them indirectly.
The Simpsons are a family and their roles are
quite stereotypical of families. Homer, the
father, goes ...
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Days Of Our Lives Episode Of Days Soap
556 words
Whether you admit it or not, everyone has seen at
least fifteen minutes of a soap opera in their
lifetime. Who hasnt had one of those days where
theyre sitting at home, flipping through channels
when they sort of pause to take a peek at whats
happening on the latest episode of Days of Our
Lives. The funniest thing though, is when they
hear someone coming; the television is suddenly
set to much music. Sure it may sound dumb changing
channels, but hey I actually know people who do
that, especially...
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Lightning Bolt Supernatural Powers
4,726 words
This kids phenomenon began as a hand-held video
game and exploded across the globe, from trading
cards to becoming the number one rated television
kids show on the popular cartoon programming Kids
WB! The TV program is drawn in the manner of the
old speed racer cartoon with similar type voices.
It began showing in syndication in September 1998
and within a few months shot to the top of the
ratings chart for childrens programs. The Pok? mon
phenomenon began in Japan in 1996, with Nintendo
incitin...
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Super Bowl Poke Fun
694 words
In this day and age, society needs to have the
ability to poke fun at itself. If society fails to
poke fun at itself, then the tiniest disagreements
could cause huge splits in the fabric of the world
around it. The fastest and widest used medium that
is available to be used for this is the
television. Through this medium many types of
programs have surfaced, from live television to
game shows to cartoons society has been poked fun
at from every angle possible for many years.
Although true, shows...
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