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  • Theme Freedom Versus Control In The Tempest
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    THE TEMPEST Explore the theme of Freedom versus Control in the Tempest. The Tempest is a play that explores many themes, one of which is the theme of freedom versus control. We can explore this theme by examining the characters in the play. Throughout the play there are countless examples of power and authority through control, and the desire for freedom echoing strongly along with this is emphasised in many of the characters. All the characters in the play suffer some sort of incarceration befo...
  • Carmen And The Other Gypsies
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    CARMEN ESSAY - musical examples / more quotes / cut out heaps of writing!! INTRO and Conclusion The fascination with exoticism was more and more prevalent within romantic compositions as there was an increased yearning for far off lands within the composer's imagination. 'Composers of such works were not terribly interested in authenticity; their primary concern was to create a picturesque atmosphere that would appeal to audiences. ' (Machlis p. 190) Bizet romanticized gypsy culture in his opera...
  • Power
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    Censorship: Gradual Loss of Freedoms Promised In The Constitution I object to the gradual loss of the freedoms promised in the Constitution. This last outrage, the loss of part of our Freedom of speech and assembly, contained within the telecom m act of 96 is just another step along the road to complete police state takeover. We are being treated like recalcitrant teenagers by those that think they know what is best for us, regardless of our feelings. Generally, it is later discovered that the p...
  • Controlled Huck
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    In our English class we read the book, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain. How my American Dream compares to Huck's and what is holding him back and how what is holding him back from his dream compares to me is the theme. Huck wanted to be free. He wanted to do what he wanted and be how he wanted to be. He did not want to be civilized. He did not want to follow any rules or do what anyone told him to do. One person who was trying to control him was his aunt. She wanted to civilize...
  • Freedom And Control Throughout The Play
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    The Tempest is a play that explores many themes, one of which is the theme of freedom versus control. This theme can be explored by examining the characters of the play. There are countless examples of power and authority through control, along with characters having a strong desire for there freedom. All the characters in the play suffer some sort of incarceration before they are free. I will further explore the theme of freedom versus Control in the Tempest. For a start the characters in The T...
  • Facade Of Garson's Freedom
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    In the short story The Electric Ant, Philip. K. Dick is expressing his sarcastic al opinion of man in society and man's inability to distinguish between the truth and fantasy. Using his main character's life, Garson Poole, the author illustrates teh delusion of mankind's freedom. This delusion is demonstrated by three components of Garson's life: his automated reality chip, and his emotional and physical makeup as an organic robot. Garson Poole who, prior to his detection of the reality chip was...
  • Fundamentalists And Freedom
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    Fundamentalists and Stasis. Fundamentalists can be rule-bound. Yes, they worship a single, male God who makes the rules. Yes, those rules do involve a certain amount of social control and self-control not particularly in favor in today's world. Yes, fundamentalists are sometimes more interested in control than in understanding. And lastly, yes, fundamentalists are in some senses "anti-magic". Fundamentalists and Freedom. Now let us take a second look. Fundamentalists follow the rules -- but whos...
  • Four's Big Brother
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    Democratic Illusion or Totalitarian Actuality In the classic novel, Nineteen Eighty-four, George Orwell describes a totalitarian society in which the government has complete control over its people through means such as the widespread use of propaganda and the unfathomable power of their leaders. In the context of this discussion our world will refer to North America. Our world is not far from becoming a totalitarian society because of the circumstances that make our realm similar to 1984. In bo...

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