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    Beowulf represents a type of protagonists rarely seen in the modern world of entertainment, the epic hero. For centuries their simplistic tales of overcoming evil and their demeanor have dominated Western notions of masculinity: Control over emotion, physical strength, arrogance, innate morality, and an alpha male mentality. It might be ideal for older cultures and the Anglo-Saxon warriors that needed a model of morality they need to idolize, but in our times we need more. The America we live in

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    What Is Censorship?

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    media and entertainment. Is it the opinions of people or someone in a higher power for something to be a product of censorship? Berserk had its debut in 1988 with its prototype and 1989 as a full-fledged story. This is a manga written and drawn by Kentaro Miura who has been in

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    Lamborghini’s bull mark is strong because it is an incontestable mark that is conceptually and commercially strong and not weakened by third-party use. Lamborghini’s mark is conceptually strong because it is inherently distinct and arbitrary. The mark is commercially strong because of Lamborghini’s strong sales and presence in mainstream media. Third-party use of bull marks does not weaken the Lamborghini’s mark because none of the third-party marks are in Lamborghini’s relevant market. And the

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    I don't really remember if you gave us an actual prompt for this email (and if you did I apologize for not remembering it) so I will just write about myself. Is that okay with you? Well, you can not actually answer that question as I am typing but I suppose you could tell me if I did this correctly or incorrectly after class. Well, changing the conversation I artificially created, my full name is Peter Jacob Hensley and all my life I've lived in Oklahoma. I'm the youngest of three siblings, one

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    communication known to the individual is violence. Yet even through much struggle and growing as a person, it is still possible to learn how to love another. Such is the case with the main character Guts of the graphic novel series Berserk by Kentaro Miura. I believe Guts was able to learn how to love and communicate his love for his eventual lover Caska because of these reasons, Firstly his time becoming socialized with comrades in the service of the mercenary band of the Hawk , his shared struggles

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    Manga

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    Comics didn't interest me much until a few years ago: long Indian summers spent reading Archie digests out of utter boredom had convinced me that there wasn't much to the form. It was only when a friend introduced me to Japanese comics (or manga) three years ago that I began to realize that the synthesis of image and text could produce complex layers of meaning, which shifted from reading to reading. In Japan, manga has "spread and diversified as a dominant (almost the dominant) medium in mass culture"

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    Berserk Movie Themes

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    millions of different stories throughout every medium of entertainment with narratives, there’s no story that perfectly captures the themes of “The Healing Myth” more than the comic book “Berserk”. Berserk is a Japanese comic book created by Kentaro Miura that began publishing in 1989, telling the story of “Gattsu”, or “Guts” as he is known in the west, and the people he encounters in the medieval fantasy world of Berserk. Guts’ life, from the day he was born, is a tragic ordeal- a common summary

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