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    Conformity was once a common concept accepted by many Americans. Citizens were expected to participate in similar behavior, activities, and lifestyles. Advertisers used the desire to conform to societal ideologies in order to endorse and sell their products. However, during the 1950’s cultural revolution, Beats movement, individuals began dismissing the need to conform and began expressing their own individual endeavors. As the result of the rejection of collective conformity advertisers converted

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    listen and be persuaded. By putting an expert’s research on his essay, Carr’s audience will be convinced which will lead them to trust him more. Another example where Carr uses an expert’s opinion is when he notes, “As the computer security expert Bruce Schneier has observed, privacy is not just a screen we hide behind when we do something naughty or embarrassing; privacy is ‘intrinsic to the concept of liberty.’When we feel that we're always being watched, we begin to lose our sense of self reliance

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    Bruce Dawe’s poem ‘Weapons Training’ is a dramatic monologue about the harsh conditions of the training sessions for troops of the Vietnam War. The poem expresses the harsh conditions as well as the dehumanisation of the soldiers. The poem was written in 1970 while Dawe was part of the RAAF. Bruce Dawe uses a variation of language and poetic features to express his opinion and point of view of the Vietnam War. All of the features which Dawe uses contribute to his representation of Australia during

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    John Wick: Film Analysis

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    There is a brutal elegance to John Wick: Chapter 2 that calls to mind mid-1990s B-movie mayhem, ludicrous violence, the unrelenting action of a Bruce Lee-style action movie and dry, droll moments of humor that leave us shaking our heads in amused disbelief. While the level of violence will turn away some viewers, this sequel to the surprise 2014 box office smash brings Keanu Reeves back to the big screen as the feared killer, known around the criminal underworld as “The Boogeyman.” After the surprising

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    The Parthenon Marbles

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    Located on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, the Parthenon is the most famous and most important piece of architecture in Greece. Standing in ruins as a former temple dedicated to the Greek Goddess of wisdom, Athena, the Parthenon has held the most important sculptures made by the Greeks. During the 1800s, when Greece was under the control of the Ottomans, sculptures from the Parthenon were sent to Britain by Lord Elgin for safe protection. The Parthenon Marbles have since then never been returned

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    In the film IP man directed by Wilson Yip, we are taken on an adventure with Master IP he lives In the town of Fo Shan, a town of martial arts, where he is one of the greatest of all the teachers in this town. Everything is going wonderfully for the town until World War 2 starts and the Japanese invade China. With this invasion comes General Miura who wants Master IP to teach the Japanese Wing Chun because "Admires his talent." He refuses and IP man and general Miura have a fight in front of the

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    Bruce Springsteen grew up in Freehold Borough, New Jersey. He was raised in what you would call a working class household. His mother, Adele, worked as a secretary in a local insurance office and brought in way more money than his father, Doug, did. Doug worked any job he could really get his hands on to help out with the family, but he had trouble all throughout his life with holding down a steady job. What nobody knew is that this environment was molding a little boy into the rock star sensation

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    The claim in the commercial for Bruce Braley is that Bruce Braley wants to help the people of Iowa. Throughout the commercial Braley uses a combination of ethos, logos, and pathos to get people to vote for him. Coupled with the use of the video, audio, and text track he provides a commercial that provokes the audience to think of Braley as the guy to help Iowa. The first track we hear being used is the audio track. To start off they say his father died and it was the most difficult time in his life

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    Section 1 Everybody needs a place to rest/ Everybody wants to have a home/ Don't make no difference what nobody says/. Ain't nobody like to be alone- Bruce Springsteen, “Hungry Heart” In 1980, Bruce Springsteen released a song called “Hungry Heart”. This song is a very gloomy in a sense. Bruce tells us a story about man who impulsively leaves his family and moves away. These lyrics “Everybody needs a place to rest/Everybody wants to have a home/ Don’t make no difference what nobody says/ Ain’t

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    Janet Su Professor Xue October 21 2015 Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon The film Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, directed by Ang Lee revolves around ancient chinese martial arts, highlighting 2 specifically skilled women warriors (Jen Yu and Shu Lien) who break out of the traditional social norms set in chinese history. The director of this film really brought out the capability of women leading strong and independent roles, instead of the typical weak, timid, and compliant roles. He compared and contrasted

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