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    works, The Snake Charmer (1870), by Jean Leon Gerome and Large Odalisqu (1814), by Ingres are two depictions of the eastern world in a Western viewpoint. Both paintings where painted by French artists who were portraying a culture and life they have never seen or experienced. Both artworks were created from the expanding French empire. However, the works are inaccurate representations of this “exotic” land, but both are rendered uniquely in their delineation. In “The Snake Charmer,” by Jean Leon

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    Greg starts complaining about their father. “Be something. Be something. That’s all I ever get from dad and now from you.” (Friesen Page 32) The expectation of his father is ongoing and never ending. In contrast with “Brother Dear”, “The Charmer is very similar in many ways. “ …. However the fails of both brothers led to an open eye and a positive effect with their sisters. “No…no, you’re not nothing.” If going to university is to make something out of you, what are

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    Since I have participated in concert band and jazz ensembles, I thought it was interesting how Viola Smith participated in both throughout her life. I found Snake Charmer to be a fantastic song with an upbeat tempo; much of the music Viola played directly equated to my favorite styles of music. I found Smith’s ability to play multiple percussion instruments at once to be extremely remarkable since saxophone players

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    she wanted to share with others. In the film, it is shown at least three times where Idgie is sharing with or giving someone a honeycomb. One of them went to her mother. The next one was shared with Ruth, where she gave Idgie the nickname of “Bee Charmer.” While the last one was at Ruth’s grave when Evelyn Couch and Ninny Threadgoode

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    as long as she kept the handkerchief. Because of the story Othello told Desdemona about the handkerchief marks a great importance in Othello's past life. He claims that he got the handkerchief from his mother, who in turn got it form an Egyptian charmer, that told her that so long as she kept it, a strong bond between her and her husband would be maintained. Othello believes the white cloth, with strawberries demonstrates a pure white wedding bed sheet, and the strawberries were sown with thread

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    Large busy markets, snake charmers, carpet vendors, and veiled women all invoke ideas of West Africa, the Middle East, and West Asia, but all these ideas come from Oriental fantasies from the nineteenth century. Edward Said the author of Orientalism said that “Orientalism was ultimately a political vision of reality whose structure promoted the difference between the familiar (Europe, West, "us") and the strange (the Orient, the East, "them").” The nineteenth century was a period of imperialism

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    The Minoan Snake Goddess or Priestess is an ancient piece of pottery, approximately 11 5/8 inches tall, found on the Island of Crete. It was discovered by a British archeologist named Sir Arthur Evans in 1903 in a presumed Temple on the island. Like many Minoan pieces it is faience, which is tin-glazed pottery or earthenware. Because of the lack of records regarding the Minoan timeline, it is believed to have been created between 1800-1550 B.C.E. This particular sculpture was not recovered in its

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    create the biblical imagery between good and evil. Delia, the God like figure, is terrified of snakes, a symbolic representation of Satan. Sykes describes himself as some sort of snake expert. “Ah'm a snake charmer an' knows how tuh handle 'em”(Hurston 5). By describing Sykes as a snake charmer, Hurston allows the audience to make the connection between Sykes and Satan. “Look in de box dere Delia, Ah done brung yuh somethin'”(Hurston 5). Sykes, knowing Delias greatest fear, captures a rattlesnake

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    Predominant Leadership Style I am currently working in Case Management with TANF recipients for the state of Tennessee. My position is not a leadership role but I do provide guidance to our population. I have worked in leadership roles. I was a team lead in a previous position in a customer service call center. The team consisted of a manager, two supervisors and 1 team lead. The manager was adamant about the management group acknowledging staff input when goals, metrics and some of the company

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    In the film Fried Green Tomatoes (1991) the viewers are thrust into the world of Evelyn Couch, a middle class southern female suffering from what Carole Counihan would diagnose as obesity- an obsession with fat - manifested by distorting one’s body with the intent to violet culture standards in order to escape from an unhappy life. Through Evelyn’s meeting with Ninny Threadgood we become aware that Director Jon Avent, via his main characters roles and relationships to food, brings awareness to the

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