Paper On Emma Watson

Emma Watson used her influence over young girls to show that it’s okay to be smart, and it’s okay to like studying and reading. She showed us that there’s nothing wrong with raising your hand in class, and there’s nothing wrong with knowing the answer. At the age of 24, she has already had multiple major accomplishments. She was nine years old when she first auditioned for her role in Harry Potter. She auditioned eight times until she finally got the part. At age 24, she became the ambassador of the UN Women Goodwill.

Cher is one of the most popular girls at her school with a father that is a litigation lawyer, a prestigious occupation in one of the most wealthiest cities in the world. Cher has everything a young lady dreamed off: money and a huge wardrobe (Clueless 1:00-1:30). However, both Emma and Cher shares the same situation where both mothers passed away. Emma and Cher's lack of maternal figure resulted from them to think highly of themselves. Emma's arrogance can be seen when she brags about being successful in matching couples. Emma believes that she has control over fate and must play matchmaker in order for couples to discover true love. Austen states that "The real evils indeed of Emma's situation were the power of having rather too much her own way, and a disposition to think a little well too of herself" (Austen 5). Emma and Cher seemed to have endless power and wealth, in which they acquire the idea that they are the perfect model for everyone in the

In Emma, the character Jane Austen presents in the novel is the type of person who likes to meddle in other people’s lives. In the film Clueless, Cher is an impersonation of Emma’s character. She also manipulates the situation, meddles in people’s lives because she feels she can manage them better than they can. In this particular adaptation of Emma, Emma is portrayed through the character Cher. Cher is also a meddler in other people’s lives. This sets the film up for an interesting and developing plot. Cher Horowitz illuminates Emma Woodhouse because they both exist in that precarious realm where lovable threatens to tip over into loathsome, but doesn’t. In the process of narrowly avoiding awfulness, both of these princesses give us

She was born on February 23, 1787 in Berlin, Connecticut. Being the second to last of seventeen children, she had a younger sister, Almira Hart, who was also and educator and writer. Emma’s father, Samuel Hart, introduced her to her passion of education by including her in conversations that women rarely spoke about and encouraging her to be a thinker. This was beneficial for her because during that time period, women receiving education was not a popular concept. She began teaching herself geometry at the age of twelve and a few years later, in 1802, enrolled into her first school, the Berlin Academy. Within two years, she started a teaching position at that academy. She received a lot of teaching experience; after teaching at the Berlin Academy, she was able to be in charge of it for a term and went to teach at another academy in Westfield, Massachusetts in 1807. Soon after, she became the principal of a female academy in Middlebury, Vermont. In 1809, she married a physician, Dr. John Willard, who was supportive of her passion for education; however, it was still not a tolerable concept amongst most other people. Therefore, she decided to give up her career of teaching, but she still continued her studies using the college textbooks that belonged to her husband’s nephew. Emma began to realize the college education that women were deprived of since no colleges allowed female students. Furthermore, in 1814 she opened up the Middlebury Female Seminary in her home; with this, she was able to show that women had the ability to learn subjects that were deemed suitable for men. A few years after this, Willard created a proposal, called “A Plan for Improving Female Education” directed towards legislators; none of them responded, however, it did catch the attention of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Since it was not appropriate for women to speak in public settings, this proposal was Emma

It is unusual for me to watch a biopic movie due to my misconception of its unattractive features such as boring, monotonous, predictable. However, it seems that everything has changed dramatically since I watched "Miss Potter" - a movie based on true story of a well-known English children's book author- Beatrix Potter.

"There's nothing wrong with being afraid. It's not the absence of fear; it's overcoming it. Sometimes you've got to blast through and have faith." Words spoken so truthfully by none other than British actress, Emma Watson. Born in Paris and brought up in Oxfordshire, Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson was always bursting with talent. She studied at Dragon School and trained extensively on becoming an actress. At age ten she was acting in Stagecoach performances, and in 1999, she made her big break, landing the role Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter movie franchise. Emma Watson definitely deserves a spot in House 8-1 Hall of Fame. She has a very successful acting career at only age twenty-six. Emma is also a very well-known Goodwill ambassador,

Emma Watson: A Pioneer In 21st Century Women’s Rights Emma Watson is an actress, model, humanitarian, and activist who is famous throughout the world. She is most widely recognized for her role in the Harry Potter series, where she played a young witch named Hermione Granger. Born Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson in Paris, France on April 15th, 1991 to parents Jacqueline Luesby and Chris Watson. The family lived in Paris for the first five years of Emma’s life, her parents divorced when she was five, and Emma moved back to Oxfordshire, England with her Mother and Brother.

Some of the movies she has appeared in are "Ted" as Mark Wahlberg's girlfriend, "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", "Date Night", "Extract", "Black Swan", "Friends With Benefits", "The Book of Eli", "Oz the Great and Powerful" (she plays Margaret Hamilton's part from the movie from 1939), and "Jupiter Ascending". Her acting has gotten praise from

If one were to truly know me, they would know that I am a die-hard Harry Potter fan, and therefore, a die-hard Emma Watson fan. From her time in the Harry Potter series to her role as Belle in Beauty and the Beast, Emma Watson has continued to amaze me. So much, that when her new movie, The Circle, came out—exactly 42 days after “Beauty and the Beast’s” release— I quickly rushed to see it — a decision I would soon come to regret.

Emma Swan thinks she has a normal life, until one day she find out she has and son and is part of a whole magical world she could only dream. With characters such as snow white and peter pan, it is as if she stepped into a story book. As she explores more of this new world she makes new friend and does things she never thought were possible. I do not relate to her on the fact that she has magic, but I do feel like I relate to her, because every episode she faces new challenges and discovers new attributes about herself, that help her become not only a better person but more in touch who she is inside. Emma is a character on Once Upon a Time, and as a young woman trying to find herself I feel she relates to me as a young Jewish woman. For me,

During the chapters that discuss the dinner party, Emma learns a lot more about who Jane is. Although she is typically quiet and reserved, she is not dull or unopinionated. She has a mind of her own and she actually seems to be quite intelligent.

The next person that may by far the most influential person in Emma’s Life, even more

Known for her roles in Harry Potter, Perks of Being a Wallflower, and Beauty and the Beast, Emma Watson is a British actress, model, and style icon. In 2014, she graduated from Brown University with a degree in English. Since then she has promoted the education of girls in many countries including Bangladesh and Zambia (United Nations, 2014). In July of 2014 she was appointed as a UN Women Goodwill ambassador. According to the United Nation’s News Centre, “The role of the Goodwill Ambassador is to promote the empowerment of young women and to serve as an advocate for UN Women’s ‘HeForShe’ campaign.” ‘HeForShe’ is a movement to bring both men and women together to fight against gender inequality. As an ambassador, she has given several public speeches encouraging more people to join the ‘HeForShe’ campaign. These speeches have been broadcast to the mass media via television, radio, and magazines.

Intelligent is one of the most well-known characteristic of Hermione Granger, likewise Emma Watson in the real world not only has a splendid achievement in acting career but also a high academic qualification in Brown University. She gains the credibility with her popularity as an actress and recognition of her judiciousness. Nevertheless, on the flip side of being a movie star, audiences will question her role and qualification as an UN’s ambassador. Celebrity fronted campaign can sometimes dilute the veracious purpose of the

`Emma' was written by Jane Austen in 1816. In all her novels, she is primarily a moral writer, striving to establish criteria of sound judgement and right conduct in human life. In Emma she presents her lesson so astutely and so dramatically, with such a minimum of exposition, that she places extreme demands upon the reader's perceptiveness. Emma was her fourth novel. Lord David Cecil described it as `Jane Austen's profoundest comedy'. It has frequently been applauded for its `engaging, dear, delicious, idiotic heroine', moving in `a place of laughter and nonsense', and excoriated because `it does not instruct ... does not teach the modern reader... how to be and move in our world'. In her novel, Jane Austen criticizes the manners