...Frøkenen af Herman Bang Er evig ungdom og skønhed et alment ønske? Det burde de fleste kunne relatere til, men trist er det, at sådan et ønske aldrig kan gå i opfyldelse, og selvom man ønsker det inderligt, kan det ikke sket. Ulykkeligheden over den tabte ungdom vil præge en til det sidste… Protagonisten, frøkenen, i Herman Bangs Frøkenen fra 1883, sørger også over sin tabte ungdom og tabte kærlighed, og ikke nok med det lever hun et ensomt liv uden mand og børn. Heldigvis finder hun trøst i den smukke natur, men også i byens unge piger, som hun regelmæssigt inviterer over til kaffe og kage. Herman Bang, en af naturalismen centrale forfattere, benytter sig af en impressionistisk skrivestil, hvilket gør ham til en særlig forfatter. Den impressionistiske skriveteknik indebærer, at han beskriver små bidder af en større helhed, hvilket gør, at hans værker bliver fremstillet som sceniske, og disse små bidder kan man passende kalde scener. Hans skrivestil er også præget af naturalismen, han prøvede altså at fremstille verden så fotografisk og objektivt som muligt. Med andre ord kan man også kalde det for realisme og videnskabeligt. Georg Brandes, manden der introducerede naturalismen (eller Det Moderne Gennembrud), forholdte sig kritisk til datidens normer og konventioner, så han opfordrede til en undersøgelse af staten, kirken, ægteskabet og familie. Hans formål var at sætte ting til debat, hvilket også er et centralt element i naturalismen. Ydermere ser man også mennesket som...
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...1. Know your audience / Connect with your audience a. What is in it for them to spend time to listen to your presentation? b. Don’t leave them in dark or puzzled after your messages… c. Could have a small appropriate joke if deemed to be suitable for the presentation 2. Set a clear / honest objective for the presentation a. What messages and bangs are you delivering? b. What do you want from them…etc? 3. Speak in audience’s language a. You can lose them very quickly if not presented in the language / terms they understand b. Financial data for non finance people…etc – summarize it in their simple terms 4. Open and close strong / with a bang (impression and perception matter) a. Strong start captures attention b. Finish strong leave a good reputation and creditability; may collapse the whole presentation otherwise c. Be memorable 5. Be concise and clear to your points a. Cut out the noises and frills when it comes to “seeking” 6. Break your talk into bite-size pieces / digestible messages a. Remember they can retain 7 things – max 3 take away 7. Make good use of your visuals aid a. Add a bit of animation if possible - (may not suitable for all presentations) b. also a picture speaks of a thousand words 8. Hand out the right things at the right time a. Otherwise, they will read instead of listening to you 9. Finish on time (Cut off means cut off) a. Control the pace and don’t waste audience’s time 10. Overcome nervous feeling (hard but has to be done –...
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...ΠΙΝΑΚΑΣ ΠΕΡΙΕΧΟΜΕΝΩΝ 2 ΕΙΣΑΓΩΓΗ 3 3 ΠΡΩΤΑΓΩΝΙΣΤΕΣ – ΚΥΡΙΟΙ ΧΑΡΑΚΤΗΡΕΣ ΤΗΣ ΤΑΙΝΙΑΣ 5 4 ΠΕΡΙΓΡΑΦΗ ΚΑΙ ΑΝΑΛΥΣΗ ΔΥΝΑΜΙΚΩΝ ΤΩΝ ΑΤΟΜΩΝ 7 4.1 Herman Boone 7 4.2 Bill Yost 9 4.3 Gerry Bertier 10 4.4 Julius Campel 12 4.5 Petey Jones 13 4.6 Jery “Rev” Haris 13 4.7 Lovie Lastic 14 4.8 Ronnie «Sunshine» Bass 14 4.9 Sheryl Yoast 15 5 ΠεριγραΦή και ανάλυση των δυναμικών των ομάδων 16 5.1 Κοινωνία των λευκών - ομάδα ποδοσφαίρου των λευκών 16 5.2 Κοινωνία των έγχρωμων - ομάδα ποδοσφαίρου των έγχρωμων 19 5.3 Ομάδα των Τιτάνων 20 6 ΕΙΣΗΓΗΣΕΙΣ ΓΙΑ ΒΕΛΤΙΩΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΑΠΟΤΕΛΕΣΜΑΤΙΚΟΤΗΤΑΣ ΤΩΝ ΑΤΟΜΩΝ ΚΑΙ ΟΜΑΔΩΝ 24 7 ΛΕΙΤΟΥΡΓΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΑΠΟΤΕΛΕΣΜΑΤΙΚΟΤΗΤΑ ΤΗΣ ΔΙΚΗΣ ΜΑΣ ΟΜΑΔΑΣ 26 ΕΙΣΑΓΩΓΗ Η “Σύγκρουση Τιτάνων” - “Remember the Titans” είναι μια αμερικάνικη αθλητική ταινία παραγωγής του Jerry Bruckheimer και σκηνοθεσίας του Boaz Yakim, η οποία κυκλοφόρησε το 2000. Η ταινία βασίζεται σε αληθινά γεγονότα, είχε μεγάλη επιτυχία, αποκόμισε άριστες κριτικές και παρουσιάζει τα δραματικά γεγονότα που εξελίσσονται στην Αλεξάνδρεια, Βιρτζίνια. Η ταινία πραγματεύεται τα προβλήματα της προκατάληψης, του ρατσισμού, των διακρίσεων και της δημιουργίας στερεοτύπων στον κοινωνικό ιστό, από τη λευκή προς την έγχρωμη κοινότητα. Κατά τη διάρκεια της ταινίας είναι εύκολα αντιληπτή η αγωνία των λευκών σε καιρούς δραματικών αλλαγών, όταν αναγκάζονται να αλλάξουν τη συμπεριφορά και τα πιστεύω τους για την έγχρωμη κοινότητα και να απαλλαγούν από προκαταλήψεις και στερεότυπα. Τον Απρίλη...
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...4. Beau Travail Beau Travail was the second film I watched as part of my film journal. I did not like it. Some scenes in the film made no sense. I did not understand their purpose as part of the film. The film confused me. It was very muddled. The title of the film ‘Beau Travail’ means good work. It was a low budget film. The makers had no permission from the French army. It is a French film with English subtitles. It was made in nineteen ninety nine. The film is about ex-foreign legion officer named Galoup who recalls his time as an officer leading his troops in the Africa. It was directed by Claire Denis. And the script was written by Claire Denis and Jean-Pol Fargeau. It is based on the short novella Billy Bud which was written by Herman Melville. Billy Bud becomes Sentain. Claggert becomes Galloup. Captain which was Vere becomes Captain Bruno Forestier. The Navy becomes the French army. The year seventeen ninety seven comes the present day. The sea becomes the land. The opening of the film is random. It just starts with people dancing in a disco then it goes to people on a train then it goes to army tanks in the dessert. Sound has a strong impact as you can vividly hear the sound of a man brushing the ground and then of water moving. I think a strong message is portrayed. This message is important for the rest of the film. He says ‘freedom begins with remorse.’ He repeats this again. The use of repetition is for emphasis and effect on those four words. These four words...
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...In the novel Bartleby the Scrivener, written by Herman Melville, the story revolves around the main character Bartleby who is known to have a strange and peculiar behavior. His behavior can best be seen as childish and there are multiple interpretations of why Bartleby behaves a certain way. One example is because of his past where it can be assumed that his childhood behavior stuck with him throughout the years which developed his adult behavior. The story itself was able to convey these multiple interpretations through the use of the two main characters, Bartleby and the Lawyer. The evidences that are being utilized to support this interpretation is the attitude and behavior Bartleby displayed throughout the novel and the Lawyer’s response to this childish behavior. How the Lawyer was able to tolerate Bartleby’s behavior to an extent. The audience is specifically targeted towards college students as this novel is a standard curriculum for most freshmen college students who are taking writing. Melville’s purpose in making college students the central audience is to have them think outside of the box. In other words the author wants the students to take his ambiguity and analyze certain aspects of the novel into multiple interpretations. Annotated Biography 2 Vredevoogd, Gwen. "A Visit from the Goon Sqaud." Http://web.a.ebscohost.com/. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 Feb. 2014. Gwen Vredevoogd, the author of the article “A Visit from the Goon Squad” proposes two intriguing...
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...In 1971 a black football coach, Herman Boone (Danzel Washington), is hired as head coach for T.C. Williams High School. He takes over the position from Bill Yoast (Will Patton), nominated for the Virginia High School Hall of Fame. Boone offers the assistant coordinator coach position to Yoast, which he declines until the white players vow to boycott the team without him. Yoast reconsiders realizing the boys would lose the chance at scholarships and becomes the defense coordinator. During football camp racially motivated conflicts are handled by Boone with forceful coaxing and extreme athletic training. The boys develop racial tolerance and become a true team. Upon returning from camp, Boone is informed by a black school board member that he will be fired at the loss of a single game. The Titans slowly gain community support, while battling racial prejudice, having an undefeated season. Prior to state semi-finals, a white school board member approaches Yoast and implies he wants Boone fired because of his race, offering Hall of Fame induction if the team loses the game. Referee bias being more than apparent during the next game, Yoast confronts the head official threatening scandal exposure to the press unless the game is refereed fairly. The loss of candidacy induction for Yoast is the result of the teams win. During the towns’ victory celebration the team captain is paralyzed in a car accident. The Titans win state and return ten years later for his funeral. A conflict between...
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...SOC 318 Week 5 Final Paper Movies and Sports https://hwguiders.com/downloads/soc-318-week-5-final-paper-movies-and-sports SOC 318 Week 5 Final Paper Movies and Sports Our society has historically and still to this day dealt with a multitude of issues that profoundly divide cultures, institutions, organizations and more importantly people. Sports can instantly be placed in this category when matters related to segregation, race and ethnicity are interrelated. I have selected the movie “Remember the Titans” to discuss the impacts of the aforesaid as they pertain to sports throughout this paper. In 2000, Remember the Titans was an American sports drama motion picture centered upon legendary African American football coach Herman Boone who was portrayed by mega-star Denzel Washington. (Wikipedia, 2015 ) This movie was not only one of the best-selling and entertaining movies of its year, but offered audiences a comprehensive representation of communal actions and conducts in the lives of people similar to themselves. I will dissect Remember the Titans via credible arguments (realistic conflict theory), various social approaches (cultural theory) and the fundamentals of racial discrimination (racism).(Coakley, 2014) Realistic conflict theory “is a social psychological model of intergroup conflict.”(Baumeister & Vohs, 2007)“it illustrates how intergroup conflict can arise as a result of conflicting goals and competition over limited resources, and it also offers an explanation...
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...Remember the Titans Jessica Valentine SOC 318 Sociology of Sport Dr. Marnie Carroll May 18, 2015 Remember the Titans Our general public has truly and still right up 'til today managed a large number of issues that significantly separates societies, organizations, associations and all the more essentially individuals. Sports can in a flash be put in this classification when matters identified with isolation, race and ethnicity are interrelated. I have chosen the film "Remember the Titans" to examine the effects of the previously stated as they relate to sports all through this paper. In 2000, Remember the Titans was an American sports film focused upon fanciful African American football mentor Herman Boone who was depicted by super star Denzel Washington. This motion picture was not just one of the top rated and enthralling films of its year, however offered groups of onlookers a complete representation of mutual activities and leads in the lives of individuals like themselves. Using our text to break down and thoroughly describe the movie in regards to realistic conflict theory, cultural theory and racism all of which plays into the factor of sociology of sport. Prejudice is the amazing conviction that races have unmistakable attributes and inherited variables, and, likewise, certain races are better than others. The realistic conflict theory suggests that contentions between two distinct gatherings will emit as the gatherings contend over the same constrained assets...
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...Raju Singh Mrs. McDaniel American Literature Herman Melville Progress is key to living life, but if one is advancing through life with the motivation of revenge, then, in actuality, he or she is truly regressing. Revenge is an extremely corruptive trait. It causes people to do uncharacteristic things that normally would not be done. The perception of right and wrong is blurred and one takes inadvertent actions that may cost friendships, possessions, and even lives. Revenge is often a major motivating factor in the characters that are in the works written during the Dark Romanticism period. One of the most celebrated and influential American authors in history, Herman Melville, was born on August 1, 1819; his reputation was not quite so illustrious during his lifetime, as most of his fame was gained posthumously. Herman Melville was born on August 1, 1819. His parents were quite wealthy so he did not have to work. His father was a wealthy businessman and he had potent figures in his ancestry. When Herman was eleven years old, his father became mentally deranged and soon died because of it. (Herbert 244-245) After the death of his father, Herman made many attempts to sustain himself and his family. He worked in a bank, briefly studied engineering, and even became a teacher for a short while. Afterwards, he went on a trip to Liverpool, on board the St. Lawrence (Hillway 31-37). Then, he became a sailor aboard the whaling ship, the Acushnet, in 1841 (Herbert 245). Melville’s...
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...Literature and Composition 1 Alice Cabille Thompson Rivers University ENGL1001 Literature and Composition 1 Assignment 3 Student #: T00552179 9 May 2016 Lois and Bartleby’s Isolation Isolation… having more than one hundred friends on Facebook and feeling lonely, is very common nowadays. With time, our life style has changed so much and even if there are more than seven billion people on Earth we still continue to feel more and more lonely and isolated. Isolation is a theme which inspires a lot of writers. Margaret Atwood in “Death by Landscape” and Herman Melville in “Bartleby, the Scrivener” illustrate the topic of isolation. Lois and Bartleby, who are the two main characters respectively, have created their own isolation, and are negatively affected by it. We will see how they are both physically and socially isolated, the reasons and the consequences of these isolation. First, from the beginning of “Death by Landscape” we can see that Lois is isolating herself physically and socially when the narrator says: “Now that the boys are grown up and Rob is dead, Lois has moved to a condominium apartment in one of the new waterfront developments” (Atwood 25). She is closed off from the outside world, in her “safe” condominium. She does not want to go up north again, even anywhere near. She just wants to stay safe and avoid her fears. Also, Lois “was living not one life but two: her own, and another, shadowy life that hovered around her and would not let itself be realized”...
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...The Lottery and Bartleby, the Scrivener Gothic Literature is known for its presentation of hidden darkness of the human condition. The appearance of Gothic literature can often include parts that shock or place terror in the reader. However, its important to also understand that the human condition can be determined while reading different pieces of Gothic literature. In the short stories Bartleby, the Scrivener, written by Herman Melville and The Lottery, written by Shirley Jackson are both pieces of Gothic literature that can compare to each other because they discover different human conditions. When reading The Lottery we are introduced to a beautiful summer day, where the residents of a small town gather for an event known as the lottery. Mr. Summers is the man who controls the lottery and who is the man to bring the black box to the gathering area. While Mr.Summers stands and shuffles the papers inside it, the residents make sure they are carful to keep distance from the box. The residents are joined by Tessie Hutchinson the main character and who is Bill Hutchinson's wife, when the lottery begins the men are called by their family names to draw from the black box. Old Man Warner who is the oldest man in town criticizes that the lottery is necessary for a good harvest, and that people in the other towns are stupid for entertaining the idea. Once the drawing is finished, Mr.Summers directs that the men look at their paper to see who has been picked. It has been revealed...
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...However the government may be able to eliminate racism in the law, but racism within the people cannot be eliminated by the government itself. Remember the Titans was directed by Boaz Yakin in 2000. The movie takes place in 1971 in Alexandria Virginia. Two separate schools with separate races, are forced to integrate by the school board and form one school called T.C. Williams. The main social issue portrayed in this movie is inequality for African Americans. Remember the Titans effectively portrays the social issue of social inequality in the means of prejudice and discrimination throughout the movie. The movies opening scene is a race riot sparked by the killing of a young black man by a white man. An African American man named Herman Boone is chosen to be head coach while his assistant coach is Bill Yoast who was the former coach of the white school. coach Boone is perfectionist and refuses to let race get in his way of winning. When coach Boone says to coach Yoast, “I didn't ask to be assigned to your staff, so I guess we're both in a situation we don't want to be in. But I can guarantee you this, Coach, I come to win” this shows Boone is all business and is only looking to win. The new integrated football team then goes off to football camp. There, they are forced to live with someone of opposite race. This sparks numerous conflicts within the players that leads to the players to having to work twice as hard. After many days at the camp most of the team learns...
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...Remember the Titans “If we don’t come together right now, on this hallowed ground, we, too, will be destroyed. Just like they were” (Bruckheimer & Yakin, 2000). These words were spoken by the new head football coach of T.C. Williams High School, Herman Boone, as he sought to unite his segregated team by comparing their fight against racial injustices to the Civil War’s devastating battle of Gettysburg. The coach goes on to explain that thousands of men died fighting the same fight the players were fighting amongst themselves that day. As the boys stand there, speechless, the viewers of the film realize that this is a pivotal point in the movie Remember the Titans. Based on a true story, this heartrending film presents to its audience what racial...
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...I believe Frederick Douglass would find Melville’s chapter 42 of Moby Dick, titled “The Whiteness of the Whale,” most compelling. Moby Dick’s whiteness may symbolize nobility, virtue, fear, and racial superiority. We learn that most men fear Moby Dick, and Ishmael focuses on the fear his color creates amongst them. This all correlates with the fear of the unknown and fear of the white man. I say this because of Ahab’s relationship with the whale. Moby Dick took away his leg, which is a representation of his inability to fully assimilate into society, just as slaves had a hard time becoming equal citizens. Ahab’s missing leg can parallel to the missing rights of slaves that white man has taken away. Also I found the way Melville speaks about...
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...The first thing that ideal reader will notice is the title of the novella. The next two paragraphs will appreciate the title “Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street” (Melville, 1). The title can be divided into three portions. The first part is the name of the main character, Bartleby. Almost all employees in the novella have no personal names but nicknames, such as Turkey, Nipper, and Ginger Nut. Bartleby, who has the only personal name in the novella, stands for the human. The second component of the title explains the job of Bartleby that he is responsible for reproducing text repetitively. Because the human need to be creative but copying text is not an innovative thing. Thus, the novella of a scrivener tells a non-human story....
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