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    Textual Analysis: Love in these texts is quite superficial, as the driving force behind these feelings of love is physical appearance. In each of the four stories, for example, the characters fall in love within seconds of simply seeing a person. They become instantaneously attached, and they start thinking about how to turn their feelings into marriage. In the Ramayana, Rama and Sita see each other in the same moment, Rama from the street and Sita from her balcony. Narayan describes a tension-filled

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    Textual Analysis of “Contributions of Built Environment to Childhood Obesity” “…Obesity is predicted to shorten life expectancy of the average American 2 to 5 years by mid-century unless aggressive efforts are made to slow this major public health epidemic” (Rahman et al. 49-50). Obesity is a growing problem across the globe. “Recent data from the National Health and Nutritional Examination Survey show that the current prevalence of obesity and overweight for adults is 68%” (Rahman et al. 49). This

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    Textual analysis: Beowulf The definition of an epic hero is someone who is extremely courageous and takes pride in and embraces the morals and values of his society. Along side that, an epic hero is remarkably brave, free from the fear of dying, has superhuman strength, strong ethics and immense love for his people. In this epic the hero is Beowulf. He seems invincible and posses all the predetermined traits an epic hero is expected to have. Beowulf’s heroism is a not only a result of his superhuman

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    The Conformist Textual Analysis (1:28:30) to (1:33:30) The Conformist, a 1970 Italian Drama set in 1930’s fascist italy, is a story of a man who conforms to his society and caves to peer pressure. It was directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, and filmed in locations across Italy and France, with a runtime of 1 hour 53 minutes. In this analysis I will be discussing the use of mise en scene, shot types, and color in relation to fascist Italy and the cultures that developed along with it, as well as the

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    Textual Analysis “The Perpetual Adolescent” is an observational piece by Joseph Epstein. He suggests that modern adult acts much more childish than the previous generations of middle aged people. A big part of acting like a younger person is dressing like a younger person. According to Epstein, the dressed down adult is the immature adult, which in turn leads to many adults trying to copy the modern and hip youth culture. This in turn created more relaxed environments across all career fields

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    thematic analysis of an interview of a married middle-aged couple. The interviews bought the themes of Work, Childhood and Relationships to the foreground and these were analysed to establish if there is a connection in our childhood attachments and those we make as adults. It can be seen that there are similarities to the attachment types of infants compared to those that

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    Is The Bible True?

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    “Is the Bible True?” In William C. Placher’s article “Is the Bible True,” he discusses the question of whether the bible is trustworthy or not. He goes about this by taking examples and arguments of other literary work and incorporating them into his article to make or prove a point. The thesis of his essay is, if we believe the bible to be true, then we must put in the work to understand the language. This will enable us to understand the Bible itself. Placher is basically trying to prove to us

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    Jackeline Aguilar Rhetorical  Analysis on Brother Dean Brother Dean is a campus preacher that is talking about controversial topics like rape, feminism, and gay people. He uses the bible to back up the statements that he makes. Brother Dean walks around the campus of the University of Arizona wearing shirts with the statements “you whore” and signs that say “you deserve rape”. He is walking around and essentially slut shaming women because he states that they get raped because they wear revealing

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    In many works of literature and film there are many biblical illusions and parallels that have been explored. The Hunger Games explores many themes from the Bible, the overall theme being redemption. In the Bible there are stories that foreshadow the redemption of christ. While Katniss’ story isn't the final redemption of Panem, she hopes that one day Panem will be restored. Other themes in The Hunger Games also align with themes such as suffering, war, and love. Redemption as the overall theme

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    when she wrote letters so that no one figured out that it was her writing them a letter.The reason I believe Miss Strangeworth is clever,because she has been writing her letters under the radar for years without anyone one knowing it was her .My textual evidence is on page 371,it states, “She never got any answers,of course,because she never signed her name….”.the reason I believe Miss Strangeworth is cruel,because she says really disrespectful things to people when she is writing her letters.For

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