...DOCTOR FAUSTUS – A PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAGEDY Spiritual Combat: Tragedy is regarded as the highest aspect of the dramatic art as in it our emotions are more profoundly stirred than in comedy thereby rendering it more universal in it appeal. And conflict is the essence of or soul of tragedy. All previous dramas including Tamburlaine had dealt with single-minded individuals. If a struggle in the heart of the hero was introduced, it was like that of Morality plays. It was external as in the Jew of Malta because it was between the hero and his adversaries. Doctor Faustus attempted something different. It is a drama of spiritual combat within the soul of man. This struggle is certainly somewhat primitive in its expression but it is a foretaste of those inner characteristics towards which a drama in its development inevitably trends. Faustus in this respect is unquestionably the greatest tragic figure in sixteenth century outside the work of Shakespeare. It is also a modern tragedy because Marlowe broke away from the old Aristotelian concept of tragic hero as being a royal figure of some very lofty stature. He introduced Faustus who is not a prince or a king but a common learned man whose parents are base of stock. Tragic Flaw – cause of his tragedy According to Aristotle, the tragic hero must have some inherent weakness – a tragic flaw which he referred to as Hamartia. He should be neither totally vicious nor good. As per Doctor Faustus, he is puffed with pride and his wisdom....
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...In the first 2 acts of Dr Faustus, Marlowe makes it clear that Faustus is very academically smart as he talks a lot about logic and all of the things he can do. He reads "to dispute well logics chiefest end" he says, "affords this art no greater miracle?" He has mastered this art and achieved his goals already. He even decides that medicine is not good enough as he has no power over life and death. He the turns to necromancy and decides that he wants to be more than a mortal "yet art thou still but Faustus and a man." Marlowe is pushing boundaries by making the protagonist want to do Gods work, to be above him, by raising the dead. The audience may view Faustus as the villain as he turns to black magic and sells his soul to the devil. However, Marlowe also portrays him as a protagonist whose ambitions lead him to his downfall. Marlowe uses the seven deadly sins to portray Faustus' character. Pride is the main one as he deludes himself into thinking that he can be the most powerful "all things that move between the quiet poles shall be at my command." This sin also leads to laziness as he takes the easy route to gain success and power. Instead of studying at university he chooses to summon evil spirits to give him everything he wishes for but he of course has to sacrifice his soul. "Shall I make spirits fetch me what I please" Dr. Faustus also contradicts himself as he rejects studying law due to its involvement with money yet he wants to "ransack the ocean for orient pearl...
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...Macbeth, Dr. Faustus, and The Picture of Dorian Gray the three protagonists make decisions which lead them down the path of wickedness. The supporting characters also act as evil beings by encouraging the protagonists to make bad decisions. With evil acts on their minds, the protagonists have many symbols that represent their conscience in different ways. Though obvious to the readers, the protagonists had to commit many evil acts to realize the errors of their ways. The protagonists of these stories commit many acts of wickedness which all lead to their final damnation in hell. As the age old question goes; Are people born evil or do...
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...How Representation of James Bond characters has changed since October 5th 1962 ‘007 licenced to kill, HM Secret Service agent’ ‘The description or portrayal of someone or something in a particular way.’ (Wikipedia descriptions) The above description defines the word ‘representation’ in a way in which can be understood by anyone. The term has a whole new level of meanings that would take more than twelve words to describe and that which I plan to go into in-depth detail about. This case study will map out why the term ‘representation’ is so prominent in the ongoing fifty-year old thriller sequel, James Bond, how influential it can be on a persons opinion, and the way in which it shapes a whole film. Representation may or may not have shaped not only the way we see the characters but the way in which we look at features after the film has been made, for example, do we view stockbrokers on Wall Street the same now as we did before the Oscar winning film ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ was produced? Or do we assume that every secret agent is just like James Bond? Michael Wilson, producer of Skyfall and screenwriter of many of the 007 films, says: ‘the film character of James Bond is always dependent on the actor who plays him and the time at which the film is made because Bond always lives in the contemporary time the films are made.’ The representation of characters in films is vital to how we view a film and whether we take an instant like or dislike to the character....
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...Star ... JetStar Bond ... James Bond. Anything sounds cool when you say it like Sean Connery. Right? For example, say this out loud in a semi-Scottish accent, "Cards ... Playing Cards." It's even cooler when you see James Bond actually playing with cards. It's as if Bond confirms something we all know. Pasteboards are hip and in style. And while Q hasn't invented anything subversive with fifty-two pieces of paper and two jokers, we can only continue to hope. For now though, let's just relish in the fact that James Bond has featured several different types of cards throughout the illustrious franchise. The aim of this piece isn't to catalog every deck the MI6 agent has ever played with. While that would make for a wonderful article, I'd like to discuss one deck in particular that was supposedly seen in the 1964 box-office smash hit GOLDFINGER. Before your read any further though, close your eyes and think of all the types of decks used in the academy award winning Bond flick. For those of you who immediately conjure up the thought of a cheating Auric Goldfinger (Gert Fröbe) and his unaware opponent playing a game of Gin using a red deck of Aristocrat 727 Banknote playing cards poolside in Miami at the Fontainebleau Hotel, then you have a great memory! However, the cards in question are not the famous High Finished Aristocrats. What? There's another deck in this movie? Apparently. A deck of cards is supposedly shown in a scene on a Lockheed JetStar airplane that's piloted...
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...- $ total Direct Materials 10.00 Direct labor 4.50 Variable Manufacturing Overhead 2.30 Fixed Manufacturing Overhead 5.00 300,000 Variable Selling Expenses 1.20 Fixed Selling Expense 3.50 210,000 Total Cost Per Unit 26.50 P= $ 32 VC= $ 18 CM=P-VC CM=32-18= 14 TFC= 510,000 Q= 60,000 Q= TFC+I 60,000 = 510,000+I = I= ([14 X 60.000]-510.000) = $ 330,000 CM 14 The firms profit is $ 330,000 in current production. New Situation The firm will produce 75.000 units ( 60.000 X 1,25=75.000) $ Total $ Direct Materials 10.00 Direct laBor 4.50 Variable Manufacturing Overhead 2.30 Fixed Manufacturing Overhead (300.000 / 75.000=4,00) 4.00 300,000 Variable Selling Expenses 1.20 Fixed Selling Expense (210.000+80.000)/75.000 3.87 290,000 Total Cost Per Unit 25.87 If the firm produce 75.000 units, total cost per unit become $ 25.87. It is clear that this cost is less than both first total cost per unit and product selling price. For this reason, If the firm can sell 75.000 units, the second option is more beneficial for the company. On the other hand, we know that this increase gives rise to $ 80,000 fixed selling expenses. We must calculate when the second option become more beneficial P= $ 32 VC= $ 18 CM=P-VC CM=32-18= 14 TFC= 590,000 I= 330,000 In the first option the firm gain $330,000. In the second case, to obtain same profit the firm must at least 65.714 units. Q=...
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...PepsiCo (PepsiCo, Inc.) Is the world's most successful consumer goods companies in the world, more than 200 countries and regions with 14 million employees, 2004 sales $ 29.3 billion, the world's fourth-largest food and beverage company . Pepsi's beverage brands, including: "Pepsi," "Seven," "Mirinda", "surf", "Asian", "Arctic Ocean", "Tianfu", "Gatorade" series, "Dole" series and so on. Mirinda (Mirinda) PepsiCo honor one of the products. Ingredients: carbonated water (water, carbon dioxide), sugar, citric acid, sodium benzoate, food flavor, vitamin C, lemon yellow, sodium citrate, sunset yellow, carmine. Flavors: orange, apple, black currant, grapefruit, mango, lime, etc. Qixi (English formerly 7-Up) is the Dr Pepper / Seven Up's lemonade brand, bottled from the 1987 production of the product. Outside the United States, seven are registered trademarks of PepsiCo. Seven formerly known as Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda, 1929 in St. Louis, Missouri to begin production. "Jiadele" is the world's leading sports drink, has 35 years of sports science background. It added the missing movement in the body of water and electrolytes, while also providing carbohydrates to enhance exercise endurance, "the disintegration of the solution is more thirsty thirsty" is the "Gatorade" is unique. Today, the "Jiadele" sports drink industry in the United States holds 85% share. This time, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and other places selling lemon ice passion, energy orange ice, and ice orange power...
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...9-502-040 OCTOBER 5, 2001 DOUGLAS B. HOLT Mountain Dew: Selecting New Creative Standing at the front of a PepsiCo conference room, Bill Bruce gestured enthusiastically, pointing to the sketches at his side. Bruce, a copywriter and Executive Creative Director, headed up the creative team on the Mountain Dew account for PepsiCo’s advertising agency, BBDO New York. In fact, it was Bruce who devised the famous “Do the Dew” campaign that had catapulted Mountain Dew to the number three position in its category. With his partner, art director Doris Cassar, Bruce had developed ten new creative concepts for Mountain Dew’s 2000 advertising to present to PepsiCo management. Gathered in the room to support Bruce and Cassar were BBDO senior executives Jeff Mordos (Chief Operating Officer), Cathy Israelevitz (Senior Account Director), and Ted Sann (Chief Creative Officer). Each of the three executives had over a decade of experience working on Mountain Dew. Representing PepsiCo were Scott Moffitt (Marketing Director, Mountain Dew), Dawn Hudson (Chief Marketing Officer, and a former senior ad agency executive), and Gary Rodkin (Chief Executive Officer, Pepsi Cola North America). Scott Moffitt scribbled notes as he listened to Bruce speak. Moffitt and the brand managers under him were charged with day-to-day oversight of Mountain Dew marketing. These responsibilities included brand strategy, consumer and sales promotions, packaging, line extensions, product changes, and sponsorships....
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...the corporations of the world. In fact, the Santa Claus we know today was shaped by the multi-billion dollar corporation, Coca-Cola (Staff, 2012). As we all know, when Dr. Seuss wrote his books, he most often included a theme, or ‘moral of the story’ as a guide for young children to help them learn important values. In his work, “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas”, Dr. Seuss openly protested the commercialization of Christmas. Seuss’s work is very obviously Marxist-based, as it spoke clearly on issues of discrimination, ostracism and misplaced values. Marxism is different than ‘other progressive movements because Marxists always struggle to overcome the manifold forms of domination and exploitation in and through the self-emancipation of the working class’ (Marxists.org). Dr. Seuss could be interpreted as protesting against this exploitation of the public by the capitalists and corporations, by creating a work that states that ““Maybe Christmas,” he thought, “doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas…perhaps…means a little bit more!”” (Geisel, 1957). Seuss, it seems, was of the opinion that the version of Christmas we know now, based on giving and receiving expensive purchases, was little more than an incredibly clever marketing gimmick by major corporations, which is essentially the upper class. In his work, Dr. Seuss outlined the difference between the upper class (the Whos) and the lower class (the Grinch). I think that Seuss’s characterization of the Grinch and the Whos is more...
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...Anthonee Butler Essay 1, Draft 1 9/25/2013 I was exposed to reading at a young age. My earliest reading memory was my mother reading Dr. Seuss books to me when I was four or five. I used to enjoy seeing the pictures in the books more then I liked being read too. I also use to enjoy watching the characters in the books on television. As a kid I was in love with talking animals. I thought that was the coolest thing in the world. The Arthur series was a big influence growing up. I remember one Christmas I got a stack of Arthur books and I was the happiest kid in the world. That whole week my mother would help me read the books and then I would watch the show on television right after. As I grew older, I started to enjoy reading horror books. I also liked horror films and I think that influenced what I liked to read. I really liked the Goosebumps series and could read them all day. I prefer to read about things that interest me. It’s hard for me to read something that doesn’t have my interest. In high school, I rarely read about something that interested me. At a young age, my grandmother would tell me stories about how she grew up in the south and how different the country was as a kid. She would tell me about how segregated it was and all about the civil rights movement and how it was a big part of her childhood. Hearing these stories that my grandmother would tell me made me want to learn more about the civil rights era in the south. A lot of things influenced me to read...
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...VCDD 290 Unit 1: Forms of Art Discussion Board Lisa McAlpine Art, much like beauty, is in the eyes of the beholder. Whether or not a piece may be considered “art” depends on how the viewer interprets the piece. For example, many do not find architecture or illustration to be “art”, because they are not traditional forms of art. They are perhaps the most unorthodox forms of art available. However, some find nontraditional forms of art more appealing due to the nonconventional nature of such pieces. Architecture is the most controversial art form, because many see it more as a science than an art form. However, there is a certain viewpoint that makes architecture artistic. Architecture is a visual art in the form of building, an art form that is larger than life, larger than the biggest sculpture. Architecture is not only art, but art that is not only visually appealing, but also has a useful purpose, unlike many other forms of art (ArchiteacherTM – Architecture and Aesthetics, 2002). There are a few timeless architectural pieces that have inspired the public for generations, and will continue for lifetimes to come. One such architectural masterpiece is the Roman Pantheon. The Roman Pantheon was constructed as a temple to the Romanian pagan gods, such as Diana (goddess of the Moon) and Apollo (God of the Sun) (Edkins, 1999). Though no one is completely sure when the Pantheon was built, brick stamps upon the side of the building suggest that the Pantheon was built between...
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...11,065.41 $ 11,065.41 Cr $ 11,065.41 $ $ 11,135.57 $ 11,135.57 Cr $ 11,135.57 $ $ 10,900.93 $ 10,900.93 Cr $ 10,900.93 $ $ 1,409.53 $ 1,409.53 Cr 9-Oct 20-Oct 23-Oct 4-Nov 6-Nov 6-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov 16-Nov 18-Nov 20-Nov 3-Dec 4-Dec 9-Dec 14-Dec General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 11,065.41 434.82 11,135.57 444.70 32.00 10,900.93 1,409.53 6,432.51 1,105.15 497.67 8,246.07 388.08 9,728.39 32.00 1,306.90 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 199,846.33 188,780.92 188,346.10 177,210.53 176,765.83 176,733.83 165,832.90 164,423.37 157,990.86 156,885.71 156,388.04 148,141.97 147,753.89 138,025.50 137,993.50 136,686.60 Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr Journal Date Refer. Debit Credit Balance General General General General General General General 20.1-FICA Taxes Payable--OASDI General General General General General General General General General General General General General General General 20.2-FICA Taxes Payable--HI General General General General General General General General 13-Nov 20-Nov 20-Nov 4-Dec 4-Dec 14-Dec 14-Dec General Payroll General Payroll General Payroll General $ 1,409.53 $ $ 8,246.07 $ $ 8,246.07 $ $ 9,728.39 $ $ 9,728.39 $ $ 1,306.90 $ $ 1,306.90 $ 8,246.07 Cr 9,728.39 Cr 1,306.90 Cr - 9-Oct 9-Oct 23-Oct 23-Oct 6-Nov 6-Nov 13-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov 20-Nov 20-Nov 4-Dec 4-Dec 14-Dec 14-Dec Payroll Pay. Tax Payroll Pay. Tax...
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...Lamb of god Rise against Avenged sevenfold Crossfade Papa roach¨ Block party Guns'n'Roses - Sweet child o mine My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade System of a Down - Down with the Sickness Goo Goo Dolls – Slide Bryan Adams - Summer of 69 Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit Alkaline Trio - Time To Waste creed my sacrifice The Animals - House of the Rising Sun I Wanna Touch You Maximes X.T.V Feat Jenna C - Show Me Love (DJ Ectic V's Tin Tin Mix) MAXIMES - LOOK AT ME NOW Dr. Dre - "Kush" (feat. Snoop Dogg & Akon) Crazy train . ozzy osbourne Purple haze – jimi hendriz dr dre next episode The-Dream - Love King "NJ Legion Iced Tea" by A Day to Remember Trey songz- does he do it my dads gone crazy Eminem Hailies song kato turn the lights off DJ UNA - Yo Yo, What A Domestic Rocket (Bootleg) Nelly – just a dream I'm On A Boat (ft. T-Pain) - Album Version AFROMAN – because I got high OUTLANDISH – CALL U Fools Garden - Lemon Tree Another one bites the dust – Queen JLS – Eyes wide shut PULS - SUPERSTAR (I'm Lovin 'You) Craig david – unbelievebel Cream - Sunshine of your Love I MADE IT – Cash Money Heroes Neha Bhasin Apple Bottom Jeans-TPain wolfgang gartner Darren B – think about it 1. This is your unique Visa application number. Please keep it safe for reference: You will need this number if you want to Log-in again to this website and access your on-line Visa application again. GWF010220776 Your unique Visa appointment...
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...Sustainability Paper Sustainability Paper PepsiCo is an excellent case in point of demonstrating how sustainability is used to build business longevity. Team-A will assess PepsiCo sustainability initiatives, identify stakeholders, affect of fiscal policies on stakeholders, sustainability achievements, and sustainability breakdowns. PepsiCo sustainability initiatives will be evaluated to industry sustainability standards. Team-A will identify PepsiCo stakeholder relationships and how sustainability policies are applied. Sustainability Defined Sustainability refers to upholding, supporting, or preservation of a particular role or function. Additionally in sustainability most companies commit themselves to the protection of supplies and reserves by keeping people and the environment free of harm. Sustainability defined by Merriam-Webster (2010), “of, relating or being a method of harvesting or using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged” (p. 1). As part of the company’s human sustainability PepsiCo produces products safe for human consumption by using ingredients wholesome and promote healthy living. The company values healthy lifestyles and focuses on increasing healthy choices and quality products in its brands. PepsiCo is a large company with a vast resources and an extensive global footprint and has a responsibility to the public and planet that supports them to remain socially and environmentally conscious. Corporate sustainability...
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...The Lorax A motion film called The Lorax provides a realistic look at how overconsumption has affected the small fictional town of Thneedville. In this town you have big houses, and even bigger cars, plastic trees, air quality so bad that you have to purchase the air you breathe. You soon get a glimpse of what is beyond the “city limits” of Thneedville which is utter destruction. Caused by the overconsumption of people and a man who sought to profit from people in the town. We are a nation of consumers who suffer from a horrible disease known as “Affluenza” the disease of over consumption. And Affluenza has plagued us to the point where children’s movies are being made about over consumption and spending. The lyrics of the opening song of The Lorax could be the theme song of the how Affluenza has plagued people today in America “With brand new cars, and houses and lawns”(Powell & Paul, 2012). This film had many examples from the book we are reading in class. The example of how houses are getting bigger so people can have a place to store more “stuff”. The reason why is because people continue to buy more things that they don’t need. This movie made me think of the main character Ted and once the movie progressed I connected him to John Beal from our reading. For very different reasons they both sought out to save, replenish, and protect the trees. For Ted it was so he could impress the girl he liked which then also stopped a greedy cooperate figure...
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