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Hamlet is one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays to date. It follows the tragic story of the young prince of Denmark and his quest for revenge. Although it is a great play, it is much too out-dated for the modern generation to be interested in it and to see the greatness of it. The solution for this would be to create a film that not only exhibits the central themes but also attracts the contemporary teenage audience. To effectively gain their attention, the setting, characters and language would

The advertisement that I chose to analyse is the one of the most famous brands of perfumes around the world, Dolce & Gabbana, which was created in 1982 by two Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. Nowadays, texts of media, for example, advertisement, expect to pass on significance with a simple look. Through utilising or operating with a smart apparatuses, for example, semiotics, genre and narratives, implying that advertisement can effectively communicate with a simple look or appearance

Notions of Orientalist Gendered Identities in Rudyard Kipling’s Kim Rudyard Kipling’s Kim in many ways, reflects Edward Said’s theory towards the interdependence of the racialized and gendered practices within Orientalism. Because the novel Kim is one that targets young boys and instills a sense of masculine manhood, the audience experiences a gendered and racial bias as having the main character be a white man in the Oriental world and having important roles within the story be predominantly male

In my view, the discussion of Freaks is incomplete without a discussion of the intended audience. Doing so presents Freaks in a significantly less positive light. Tod Browning had immense success off of his previous film, Dracula. As horror films soared in popularity, Browning wanted to outdo his Dracula in his next film. Thus Freaks was born. The presentation of Freaks as a horror movie produces a question: What is horrifying about the film? Is it the cruelness of the non-disabled people in the

not the case for Alison Bechdel. Writers of only text may explain a full description of details so the reader knows what is going on and has the ability to create their own images mentally. While a graphic writer has no need for massive amounts of textual detail instead displaying this detail through their artwork. For some readers, this combination of the two helps

With Facebook skyrocketing in popularity and being one of the highest visited social media networks it has played key roles in sending important messages through images with text known as “Memes”. In this meme the juxtaposition of the two images cropped together above the text are clearly being used to try and bring awareness to societies urges to praise pop stars over their own military. In the meme the author uses some very key tools to make images more contrasting which really helps reenforce

Throughout my time in english 110 I have written an analysis essay, a research paper, and an opinion editorial piece. Two of which I have never written before. At the beginning of the semester I thought a good writer was someone who used good word choice and who could use an effective writing theme for an essay. I was so utterly wrong, a good writer is someone who can evoke emotion, connect ideas and effectively relate to others. They use peers for feedback and always revise their work. A good writer

The plot of a piece of writing are the main events while the theme is the central idea of the story. Stories can have the same theme but cannot have the same plot because they would therefore be the same story. Stories can have the same theme because certain themes are often seen most likely because they are very meaningful. A commonly used theme in quite a few stories is ‘finding yourself.’ This does not mean legitimately getting lost but a more figurative meaning like finding who you truly are

This documentary analysis is about a multi-yearlong process of decoding the human genetic code or DNA. The purpose of this research paper is to identify this documentary’s purpose, selling points, and its appeals. This documentary is to discuss all of the benefits of discovering the human genome using mostly an emotional appeal even though it is a documentary about science. The definition of a genome is described on the human genome project government website “A genome is an organism's complete

Meet Melinda, She's is attending her first day of 9th grade at Merryweather High, And it did not go so well. All her old friends don't talk to her. Other students laugh at her. Rachel says she hates her. Melinda really wants to tell everything to Rachel, but she can’t speak. Melinda calls her English teacher Hairwoman, because she hides behind all her hair. Melinda's doesn’t like her Social Studies teacher, she calls him Mr. Neck. Lunch went pretty bad. She didn't have anybody to sit with because