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    In the ancient Near East, human depictions in art varied over time and distance; as noted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, “The art of the ancient Near East exhibits a great variety of forms and styles, reflecting the many peoples, cities, kingdoms, and empires that flourished in the region over thousands of years“. Early relief carvings often told stories in multiple registers, using human figures that were much more detailed and lifelike than in prehistoric art. Statues were often placed in Sumerian

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    Bad mouthing, revenging, spying on each other, committing crimes, Hamlet does and know it all. The first act, scene two: the new King of Denmark, Claudius, is addressing the court on current matters: the mourning for his brother loss, the marriage to the Queen and the threat of war from Norway. After the court is dismissed, being very troubled with his mothers’ hasted marriage to his uncle Claudius, Hamlet speaks his mind about his feelings. Hamlet originally had an Elizabethan audience, with this

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    This pamphlet provides an inaccurate depiction of Christianity when compared to the New Testament because, by omitting the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, it characterizes Christianity as the tool to prevent eternal hell rather than exemplify God’s love for humans. This mischaracterization evident through the consequences of Jesus’ Resurrection had on society’s human nature to sin. According to Paul, Jesus’s resurrection shows that, as human sin was crucified with Jesus through the connection of Baptism

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    all hero movies follow the same theme. What really changes is the way that said hero is built up through the cinematography of the movie. That is where the true differences can be made, but the depiction of one hero in particular remains constant. That hero being Captain America. The first box office depiction of Captain America took place in 1990 and evolved to what we know and have seen in Captain America the Winter Soldier. Before delving straight into the 1990 Captain America movie it is important

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    Depictions of Cleopatra in film and TV series, focus more on the personal aspects of her life, with little excerpts of her political life being thrown in. Each depiction having undertones, of what is happening politically, at the time the film was made. The 1917 Film starring Theda Bara, had all the themes of a contemporary vision of Egypt being, 'exotic and alluring, but also alien and threatening.' (Fear, 2008, AA100 DVD). Shown within its backdrop imagery, and in Bara's threatening portrayal

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    An Honest Depiction of the Holocaust There are moments in history that we wish we could erase, events so horrible many choose to forget them. The Holocaust is widely regarded as one of the lowest points in human history, but there are plentiful lessons to be learned from it. The events of the Holocaust should be depicted honestly in literature without sensationalizing “heroes” or neglecting victims for the sake of the stories entertainment value. Recent studies have shown that reading has a

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    Though they have been shown in these ways, there are some times when they are shown to be responsible, creative, hard working and intelligent. These variables make me think about what the media could be trying to convey. My first example of the depiction of African Americans is in the movie, “To Kill A Mocking bird”, which was based on a book. The name of one the African American characters is Tom Robinson. He was shown as illiterate, but honest and innocent. In the movie he was put on trial for

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    unrealistic depiction of female beauty, over the last decade, women across the globe have raised their collective voices and insisted that the media portray more realistic and anatomically diverse idealized images of women (Bushak, 2015). As a result, Madison Avenue and Hollywood have begun to include models and actresses of varying shapes, sizes, and colors more frequently in ad campaigns, commercials, television shows, and movies (Bennett-Smith, 2015). Subsequently, the media’s depiction of female

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    evidence of climate change beginning approximately 4.6 billion years ago, when the earth was first formed. The Earth hasn’t been experiencing a constant rise in global warming, but an unpredictable change of warming and cooling periods. The media’s depiction of global warming does not exist, rather a pattern of unpredictable

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    Melvin Chelvanayagam Mrs. McDonald ENG3UO E April 29, 2017 Word Count:834 Society’s Depiction of Women If society is asked how they portray women, their answers would vary exponentially. Their speculations would depend on personal experience and how society portrays women in general. In the play, Othello, William Shakespeare portrays Desdemona and Emilia as confident and loyal, which causes them to be mistreated. Shakespeare demonstrates this through their speech and actions but also shows how

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