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Analysis of Mad Men Title Sequence University of Minnesota Abstract This analysis will cover the middle scene in the Mad Men opening title sequence. This will be addressing the principles and elements of design and their impact on the viewing experience of this segment of title sequence. This scene is an illustration of a man free-falling from a skyscraper, down the side of a building. Further detail will be addressed later. Three

Contrary to what the media and society may say, women in middle eastern society have a respectable status. “…Bob would eat with the men in the Sheiks mudhif or guest house and I would lunch in the harem, or women’s quarters (Fernea, 31).” Western thinking would automatically jump to the conclusion and assume that the women are not being respect by sitting away in a different room with only women, something, “sexist.” Unfortunately ignorance in this case is not bliss. The reason why women sit in a

Right Wing Resurgence In the mist of a disgruntled working class, one Austrian born man rose to power, playing on their fears of immigrants, unemployment and globalization. By mixing social populism, xenophobia, German nationalism with personal charisma, he was able to make his political party one of the strongest in his nation. Many would believe that this would be a description of the infamous dictator Adolph Hitler. Rather, it is a description of Jorg Haider, recent governor of the

Emma scanned the blueprint another time as she looked over at the large building in front of her. Pulling her legs closer to her, she could feel fletchinder’s eyes scanning the paper as well. Her mask was on and she could feel the pressure as it seemed to tighten in her chest. “Emma you ready?” A voice asked in her ear. “As I’ll ever be.” She whispered before rolling up the blueprint and tucking it away. Jumping down from the tree branch she looked up at the fire bird as it swooped down to her

Leaving the yellow-shaded Spirit plane, I had finally arrived at Florida. When exiting the airplane, a cool breeze like a tornado hitting your face was present right away, the airport also looking quite a bit like the Minneapolis Airport from where I had taken off from. After leaving the airport overall, the exit had an area of which contained a welcoming bouquet of many different types of flowers, some of which were pink, red, yellow, and blue. Me and my family planned to take a taxi to the the

The painting I found at the Dallas Museum of Art is a work done by Jean Baptiste Marie Pierre. It is entitled “The Abduction of Europa”, it is a depiction of an episode coming from the narrative Ovid’s Metamorphoses. In this painting, Zeus manifests himself as a bull and comes to lift Europa out of the sea. She then ascends out of the water on the back of the bull into the heavens. This work of art comes to life through its usage of the fundamental elements and principles of art. The usage of

Radicalization is defined as the process of becoming more extreme, or regressing away from the center of a spectrum, in belief and thusly action. This term is now more modernly used to describe violent religious radicals in the religion of Islam. Radicalization however, can occur in any system that contains more than one concrete set of thought. From the two party system of U.S, to the split of sikhs and shia muslim ethnic groups, radicalization to either side, in example, liberal to conservative

David was not the only artist to be fascinated and inspired by historic suicides. Suicide is not an uncommon subject of paintings, or any of the arts for that matter. On the contrary, suicide can be glorified to a certain extent, in the way that a novel or film can romanticize the act without the brutality or consequences being addressed. Suicide can appear heroic in the face of a evil. It can appear to be a triumphant escape from a cruel world. Suicide can even look romantic when portrayed as the

East Asia is globalizing at a rapid speed, and due to its large influence on the rest of the world it is important to analyze the progression occurring here. Currently, the war against terrorism is a growing concern and countries around the world have come together to meet for a consensus about the negativity surrounding terrorism, specifically a unification against ISIS. ISIS, which stands for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, is a terror organization that has claimed responsibilities for the

I enter the coffee shop. As I look around the room, I notice in the far left corner two men occupying a table. They seem to be engaged in an intent discussion. Both are clearly perplexed; bent forward with furrowed brows they shake their heads in disagreement at one another. Being a rather nosey person I can’t help but investigate. After ordering a cup of coffee, I pick up a dusty, crinkled paper and conveniently select the table adjacent to theirs. I chuckle to myself. To an outsider it will appear