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Most of the Arab cinemas and televisions are dominated by the Egyptian film industry and television including popular Arab Music (Moscovitch 66).... From the paper "The Great Egyptian Culture" it is clear that Egypt has a 5,000-year-old civilization and culture.... It is a nation that is rich in people and places, art, and history....
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Essay
It is a novel rich in plot, characterization and theme that it is difficult to pin it down within one genre.... For example, the novel has elements of science fiction and dark satirical comedy embedded in the drama of war.... The novel is recognized as a preeminent work by critics of varied tastes, affiliations and dispositions.... Ever since its first publication four decades back, the novel is celebrated and reviled in equal measure....
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Essay
Writers such as Benjamin Brabon have discussed the appearance of such expressions of masculinity in cultural artifacts such as the film Falling Down, arguing that the white-male main character is acting out in the film because his previously dominant social position western society has been dislocated in the new millennium (Brabon 57).... With reference to Brett Easton Ellis's American Psycho (1991) and Jackie Kay's Trumpet (1998), this essay explores the multitude of expressions of masculinity within and between cultures....
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Essay
'Cree writer and Residential School survivor Tomson Highway, in his 1998 novel, Kiss of the Fur Queen, enacts a significant intervention into the national discourse on Residential Schooling, combating church and state discursive control, and commandeering for Native survivors the authority to speak their histories and thereby articulate viable post-traumatic Native identities' (McKegney.... The review "comparing Two Brothers in Kiss of the Fur Queen" focuses on the critical analysis and comparison of two brothers, Jeremiah and Gabriel, from Kiss of the Fur Queen by Tomson Highway....
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Book Report/Review
Creations that can hold a copyright include music, novel, painting, brand name etc.... This essay presents copyright which refers to the legal terminology that is given to the work of artists and other figures that describes the rights of usage of that work by other people.... In other words, copyright is responsible for safeguarding the physical expression of ideas and thoughts....
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Essay
Dracula is a timeless novel and seems more effective in the writing style than Christine.... The thought, Stoker lets us know in the note toward the start of the novel, is to present the events of the story as basic actuality, despite the fact that some sections of the events are difficult to accept.... The novel, Dracula, is made out of a progression of first-person diaries, letters, and statements, which implies there are various narrators, and different perspectives are there represented....
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Essay
From the paper "Peculiarities of the Baptist Church" it is clear that Baptists tend to reject the Church hierarchy, and one of the peculiarities of their community is that they conduct systematic religious propaganda among people converting them into Baptism.... ... ... ... The Baptists reject the holy character of icons, the sacred ceremonies of the Church, rituals, some of the Saints, as well as some of the traditional Christian holidays....
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Research Paper
This paper analyzes the moral allegories as depicted in The Allegorical Value of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe novel by C.... The figure of Christ, in Lewis' novel, has had some major changes done to it that has made it more possible for the children to have more access to Aslan than the Christ figure they have often learned about in church....
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Book Report/Review