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An Assessment of Organicity in Alien Question: In Alien, is organicity portrayed as beauty or repulsiveness? In Alien, a film directed by Ridley Scott in 1979, a crew boards the Nostromos to explore a distress signal. However, once an alien is brought onboard, the crew struggles for their individual survival. There is a constant juxtaposition between the organic and inorganic, and the organic is often heavily associated with the abject, which entails messiness and even violence. Beauty refers to

perseverance make a comedian successful. There are many comedians in the world, but Ellen DeGeneres and Jim Carrey are one of the well-known comedians. They have been famous for their comedy since they have got into the industry. Their powerful character traits make them more likable celebrities. Firstly, Ellen DeGeneres is an American comedian, and actor. She is currently running a show which is called "THE ELLEN SHOW.” She is an entertainer to many celebrities and artists. She entertains many celebrities

Interpersonal communication is a key factor in discovering one’s self. The reflected appraisal theory, the development of a refrence group, self-concept and self-esteem are important aspects of the Self. In Disney Pixar’s Finding Nemo, characters use the reflected appraisal theory, the development of a refrence group, self-concept and self-esteem to help grow as individuals and make closer relationships with each other. In Finding Nemo, the first aspect of self-concept development seen by viewers

can actually get to know the person more and care for them, making them change for the better. The further you get to knowing someone and have an interest in their life will make them happy, and show the real beauty. Furthermore an example can be Ellen DeGeneres, she is a comedian and an actress who deals with a lot of criticism. She understands people and likes to make people laugh. I think DeGeneres is one of the most beautiful people because she believes in equality for all, kind, giving, very

Advertisements have come up with schemes to manipulate just about anybody into buying their products. They use multiple methods to draw in consumers just by how they word their slogans, photoshop their ads , and who they use to promote their products. Ads use weasel words to change the meaning of their slogans. Weasel words are words that make ads sound as if they’re making claims when they’re basically saying nothing at all. Their technique is to make the audience believe their products can do exactly

The Ellen DeGeneres show “Ellen” has garnered a massive audience and held the leading position in the industry. The TV show had increased in both attendance and popularity since its beginning in September 2003. Currently, the show distributed by Warner Bros television and has 15 seasons. The show has both entertainment and inspiration features that attract a large number of viewers. Specifically, the celebrity and talented children increase interest to the show and gather a wider audience. The

making them lazy. In the essay, the author, Ellen DeGeneres discusses the advancements in technology specifically in the restrooms. For instance, the toilet, sink and paper towel. The toilet can flush automatically itself, the sink can turn on without it being necessary to touch it and lastly the paper towels have been replaced with automatic hand dryers. All these advancements are claimed to prevent the spread and contamination of germs. Although Ellen does make strong claims against them and goes

thrilling, intense, eye-opening story in film history of that time. Some people call it the “addiction horror”. In this film, you can have a peek at the lives of drug addicts through their eyes. It traces lives of four protagonists - Sara Goldfarb (Ellen Burstyn), her son Harry (Jared Leto), his girlfriend Marion Silver (Jennifer Connelly) and Harry’s friend Tyrone C. Love (Marlon Wayans). Aronofsky made this film stand out particularly for his mastered use of mise-en-scene. So, it is worth pointing

systems definitely impacts young peoples’ perspectives. This influence contributes to struggles Hazel from Watership Down, Scout from To kill a Mockingbird and Ellen from Ellen Foster, face, especially handling social order in a nondiscriminatory way. However, Hazel and Scout have family and friends who advise them, whereas Ellen has no one. Ellen Foster presents the most hopeful chance of the end of racism because she suffers and has no one to guide her, yet she remains strong and persistent in her efforts

Ellen Lee DeGeneres was born and raised in Metairie, Louisiana the daughter of Betty Degeneres (née Elizabeth Jane Pfeffer), a speech therapist, and Elliott Everett DeGeneres, an insurance agent. She has one brother, Vance, a musician and producer. She is of French, English, German, and Irish descent. She was raised as a Christian scientist until age 13. In 1973, her parents filed for separation and were divorced the following year. Shortly after, Ellen 's mother married Roy Gruessendorf, a salesman