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delusional belief in the power of the fetish, and substitution of human relations with fetish relations – are also invoked in the broader dimensions of consumer culture and its aggressive object worship” (p. 157). By being enabled to binge-watch not only fragments of the filmic body, but to consume it as a whole, the possessive binge-viewer fetishizes the object, here the object being the binge-watching experience, because it creates different spectator-television show relationship. This different relationship

T.S. Eliot was an outstanding author and an exemplary representation of the ideas of modernism. "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," despite being one of T.S Eliot 's earliest publications, still manages to remain one of the most famous. He uses this poem to not only draw out the psychological aspect of members of modern society, but also to draw out the aspect of the time that he lived in. The speaker of this poem is a modern man who feels alone, isolated, and incapable of making decisive actions

Seth Niese Professor Rista Dema English W131 12/5/16 10 Run-ons and Fragments with Corrections Run-ons 1. My dog barked angrily, I knew he wanted food. Correction: My dog barked angrily, therefore, I knew he wanted food. 2. I told my parents I would be late, they still locked me out. Correction: Although I told my parents I would be late, they still locked me out. 3. My professor read my paper she said it was excellent. Correction: My professor read my paper, and she said it was excellent

Fragments of the Past It’s happening today. It’s bound to happen. Before you ask what is going to take place, I must say today is the day you’re going to find a strange box. You might ask, “Where?” or “How?” or even “Why are you telling me this nonsense?” I must answer with, “You decide where, when, and how you’re going to find the precious boxed artifact.” Will you find it in the attic or in the corner of the spacious basement? Will you dig it up in your backyard, underneath the scraggly, sunlit

be used to collect fingerprints and blood, however glass also can break into small fragments and be very hard to find and they could be small fragments in hair, on skin, clothing, and lodged in shoes. When you are collecting glass fragments be sure to not contaminate it by touching it with your bare hands. When packaging glass you should put smaller glass fragments in a small paper packet, and larger glass fragments should be packaged in paper or cardboard and then placed in a cardboard box to prevent

Trough these shifts in culture, imagination grew with the thought of what humanity is capable of. Humans learned that they are capable of destroying the Earth. This was a radical shift of thinking for humanity. The short non-fiction piece, “ Three Fragments,” helps capture curiosity through this short essay. The essay is structured to tease the imagination to fill in the gaps of the essay. The language is simple, clear, soft, dry and quick. The simplicity of the language helps the reader creature clear

Journal Fragment #1, November 6th. I was headed to my office to plan for the future of Deutschland (homeland). With the British under my rule only a matter of time before the rest will also. In the meantime, my engineers have been busy building a couple platoons of an ultimate machine; my army had been able to stall my neighboring countries to the west from reaching my heartland, or the area constructing my machine. My ally is starting to grow uneasy with my lack of offensive measures. His country

The art piece is “Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds this marble and glass mosaic in gallery number 301. The fragment of a floor mosaic comes from around 500-550 CE and has been restored by modern techniques and copied from a picture (“Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis”). The artist is unknown and originates from the Byzantine Empire. The method is from the classical tradition of personifying abstract ideals

passionate whilst sustaining a worldly and rich composition. Poetry became one of the arts that grew favorable to the citizens of Greece due to the mellow melody of the art while preserving the significant principles and values of their culture. The poem “Fragment 16,” written by the illustrious poet of the Archaic Age ca. 600 BCE, Sappho, expresses the admiration of “Anactoria” and her commendable beauty. This poem, translated by Jim Powell, is an example of one of Sappho’s renowned lyric poetry, demonstrating

{ Bs.val := 0 } Cs: : c Cs { Cs.val_left := Cs.val_right + 1 | '' { Cs.val := 0 } I expect that this can be done entirely within Parse::RecDescent (ParseRecDescent does allow code fragments quite like what I have above) And that might be in fact interesting because it'd show if the the attributes on the right are available before they're needed. Since Parse::RecDescent is recursive descent, and therefore goes depth first left-to-right