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Into the Wild – RRS Title: Into the Wild Author: Jon Krakauer Publication Date: 1996 Nationality: American Author’s Birth/Death Date: April 12, 1954 – present Distinguishing Traits of Author: Jon Krakauer is an American writer known for his writings about the great outdoors. After being introduced to mountaineering as a child, Krakauer devoted much of his life to mountain climbing, leading up to his 1996 expedition to Mt. Everest. In his Into Thin Air, Krakauer recounts the dangerous journey

Chapter 2 This chapter will examine the independence of meta-cinema and authorship. As Valck and Hagener stated in An Introduction to Cinephilia, auteurisim - a cinematic practice set up due to the prominence of the film director - emerges from passionate attendance and critiques on films in Cahiers du Cin?ma, and further aims to cultivate cinematic literacy among the audience (Valck and Hagener, 1999). Thus, auteurist concerns can be summarised as appealing to the articulation and reception of

From her vantage point, just off stage, Sarah Jones Weeks Caldwell fixed her eyes on the congregation. Her hand slapped time against her thigh as the final notes of the Bishop Brothers Gospel Quartet’s rendition of I’ll Fly Away rang through the air. Sarah was barley cognizant of the shouts of praise filling the auditorium. Lee Green, the song leader, had worked the overflowing assembly to fervor with his selection of hymns and the Bishop Brothers had the rapturous crowd on its feet, rhythmically