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The Relevance of Psychology to Feminist Film Theory
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This 30 page paper begins by looking at film and its effects on society. It then delves into feminist film theory and mentions a variety of theorists as well as popular movies and artistic film. Some analysts is provided for the examples noted. Psychology, and particularly Freudian psychology, is addressed and then the paper goes on to discuss how psychology is utilized by feminist film theorists. Addressed are conflicts due to the patriarchal nature of Freudian psychology and the precepts of feminism. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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THE REPRESENTATION OF CHILDHOOD IN THE MOVIE, BILLY ELLIOT
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This 6 page paper gives an overview of the movie, Billy Eliot. An emphasis is placed on the theme of childhood. Symbolism, other themes, archetypcial analysis included. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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THE REPRESENTATION OF GENDER: THE COSBY SHOW/MARRIED WITH CHILDREN
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This 6 page paper discusses the representation of gender(male and female) represented in the television sitcoms: The Cosby Show and Married with Children from American Television. Examples given. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Representation of Otherness In The Film Industry
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This 8 page paper looks at how 'otherness' is represented in British films during the 1980's and 1990's. Firstly the paper considers the role of otherness, what it means and how it can be interpreted, secondly three British films are examined to demonstrate its different presentation and portray in film. The films examined are 'My Beautiful Laundrette', 'Blood' and 'Cold Fish'. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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The Return of Martin Guerre and the Sixteenth Century
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A 5 page essay on the movie of the same name and what it shows about life in the period . The writer details the place of women, social mobility, changing rights, and facets of everyday life. No bibliography.
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The Right Stuff & Technology
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A 3 page film review that discusses how the 1983 film The Right Stuff portrays how Americans view technology. The film reports historical events accurately and creatively, but it also demonstrates, as did the book by Tom Wolfe, America's relationship with the concept of technology. While technology is presumably dry, scientific and rational, this film shows how it has been imbued with myth and romance by the American psyche, as it seems to constitute the "magic" of the modern age. No additional sources cited.
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The Rock: Featured Organization
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A 5 page paper which discusses the movie 'The Rock,' and how it involves featured organization. Each and every group within this movie, illustrates various forms of organization as it relates to communication. And each of the groups or teams illustrated, also illustrates the need for change in the face of actual implementation. Each group within the movie is discussed and examined from the perspective of the success factor found with the individual featured organization. Bibliography lists 4 additional sources.
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The Role of Ethnicity in the Films Raisin in the Sun and Chinatown:
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This 5 page paper discusses these two films and analyzes the role which ethnicity plays in both. African Americans are depicted in Raisin in the Sun and Asian Americans and African Americans are depicted in Chinatown. Bibliography lists no sources.
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The Role of Law and the Community and the Due Process Model: Examples of Each Found in the Cinema
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This is a 6 page paper discussing the concepts of the role of law in a community and the due process model as found in examples in film. Tutorial language appears in square brackets throughout the text to assist in the writing process. Several factors which are relevant to the law and crime are often well depicted within the cinema. In many cases within films which center on a community’s involvement in a local legal trial evidence can be found as to the understanding of the role of law within a community and within society. Basically, the law is meant to reflect society’s attitudes and values. While mostly, this role of law is beneficial to individuals within those communities as found in the films “Brother’s Keeper” and “Erin Brockovich”, in the case of conflicting communities within the same area, often one community can override the needs of another as seen in “To Kill a Mockingbird”. Other elements which are revealed within films dealing with legal cases are those which explore the criminal models of crime control and due process. Historically, due process may be difficult to find or non-existent such as in Henry VIII’s treatment of Sir Thomas More in “A Man for All Seasons” or the idea of completing the trials with expediency in “Judgment at Nuremberg”. More recent films, however, such as “The Verdict” try to show the benefits of due process within the legal system. Bibliography lists 11 sources
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The Role Of Music in Mrs. Doubtfire
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A 5 page analysis of the function of Howard Shore's musical score in this 1993 film. The paper concludes that the music serves to tie the important moments of the film's narrative structure and emotional impact together in a subconscious way, and thus enhances our appreciation for the film's message. No sources except film.
Filename: Doubtfire.rtf