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Givenchy: Play and Play Intense...An Essay Comparing Givenchy’s Play and Play Intense Cologne This essay aims to compare and contrast Givenchy’s Play and Play Intense Colognes. The Play Intense cologne was introduced first in 2008 while Play Intense was launched after a year in 2009. Although both colognes were developed by Givenchy, the fragrance they exude differs. The first point of comparison that will be discussed is the fragrances that were combined to create the cologne. The Play Cologne consists of mandarin orange, patchouli, bergamot, grapefruit, Amyris wood, bitter orange, black pepper and Vetyver (FragranceNet , par 1). On the other hand, the...
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Drag Racing as dark play...? Drag Racing as Dark Play Deep play, dark play and are some theories to describe an event or situation like horse racing or Russian roulette in which the threat to life is at maximum level. The involvement in the sport or event is so high that it makes people think if its really worth engaging in it. Deep and dark play creates a situation in which the life of that person is entirely dependent on that entourage. The characters might not even realize how grave the risk is before committing themselves to that situation. Vanishing Point, a 1971 American movie, explores the concept of...
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Crime as dark play...her life while she danced at the edge of the cliff in the story of dark play. In almost all, the games performed by the players there must be a winner and the loser. Most of the time the players in the game are winners since they capture audience’s attention. However, at some point the can lose. This is evidence in the case of Kowasky and Sam from the movies reviewed above (Schechner 109).Works Cited Bakhtin, Mikhail. “Carnival and the Carnivalesque.” In Culture Theory and Popular Culture. Ed. John Storey. Prentice Hall, 1998: 250-259. Print. Berra, John. American Independent. Bristol: Intellect Limited, 2010. Print. Chibnall, Steve. J. Lee Thompson. Manchester: Manchester University...
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Rethorical analysis of Deep Play... Rhetorical Analysis of Diane Ackerman’s "Deep Play" A rhetorical analysis refers to the use of words in order to influence an audience. Rhetorical analysis studies how speakers and writers use words in order to influence their audiences. Rhetorical analysis breaks down literary work into fractions in order to successfully explain the influence of these parts of the audience. This seeks to explain how the parts work in unison to generate effects, inform, persuade or entertain. A successful rhetorical analysis should explore the goals and techniques used by the author of the literary work. It should also outline the effectiveness of the techniques and examples of the techniques. It is vital to note that during a rhetorical analysis... , the...
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Play...while he was asleep.
Cherishing the memories of old days, with their fighting glories, the duo start drinking in the Wesley’ bar. However, on being reminded about seeing a doctor, instead of drinking at the bar, Jackie wants to even the score with Wesley by having a fighting bout. As lights go out and stage is dark, the sound of a ringside bell is heard, reminding the audience that the fighting spirit for the game is still prevailing inside the tow ex-fighters. (Screenplays)
#3--Idle Discurse: A Tragicomedy in About Ten Minutes
As the title of the play suggests, it is about entertaining the audience through comic gestures and dialogues. However, the characters are at a loss to find the ways for...
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Play Review...Play Review; The Creditors The “creditors” is among the most interesting and inspiring plays that I have ever watched. The experience at Ensemble theatre was an unforgettable one. Ensemble Theater not only transformed the play into an interesting experience but also an unforgettable play. The main aspect of production that most plays lack is linkage between theatre performance and reality. Theater is meant to express ideas using ideal life expressions. However, in most productions, there is lack of connection between the play performance and reality. People can only enjoy or appreciate the meaning of a certain play if there is a thin boundary between the play and reality. The Ensemble Theater achieved this aspect, making “Creditor... ” to be...
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Lysistrata play...Reaction Paper: Lysistrata the Play Lysistrata is a play by Aristophanes whose composition was inspired by the Peloponnesian war, which occurred between Athens and Sparta. The play’s interesting nature is from the fact that women take the center stage, as they have both antagonist and protagonist roles in the play. The play depicts strength in numbers particularly strength of a woman and this makes me like the play. I managed to get a chance of attending the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and the Philly Fringe. I can happily state that this was a splendid experience. Essentially, I was astonished, by the way; Hannah Tsapatoris MacLeod...
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Animal play VS human play.... In his explanations, he uses poetic language which is what plays are all about and therefore making his readers think outside the box of the plain language in order to understand his explanations and which will enable the reader to also engage in the same when reading and analyzing a poem in future (Brown 1).
Huizinga’s article also like Brown’s discusses and elaborates plays. His approach is however different from that used by Brown even though both discussions center on both animal and human plays. He concentrates mainly on the cultural aspects and meaning the different plays have or which they try to relay or portray to the public. Other than explaining only the cultural meaning of plays, Huizinga categorizes and analyzes... (that is...
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Dark Play...Dark play Introduction Play is normally considered a light and easy gesture by most people; however, it tends to exist in different forms. These include; dark play and deep play. A distinction between these two types of play reveals that deep play normally involves creative engagement of the self. It is through engaging the self that a person gains mental focus to an extent that pain or any form of physical discomfort can be ignored. Dark play on the other hand, is normally a form of play that tends to put more emphasis...
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Crime as dark play...the focus of this essay is on the dark side of play that involves ridiculing people, leading them, deceiving them, intensive risk taking to let others show their desperation. It has been perceived that the dark play induces individuals to start doing crimes. Therefore crime may be considered as an outcome of dark play. As some people in order to relieve their frustration enter into the dark play just to let others frustrate and kill their own anxiety and depression (Schechner 109).Works Cited
Bakhtin, Mikhail. “Carnival and the Carnivalesque.” In Culture Theory and Popular Culture. Ed....
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