is purely to put blame elsewhere as an excuse for the speaker’s neglect to make campaign promises. Scare tactic The speaker says “The working man and the slum child know they can expect my best efforts in their interests. The decent, ordinary citizens know that I'll do everything in my power to protect the underprivileged, the underpaid, and the underfed!” in an attempt to scare the audience into thinking the opposing party will not protect the underprivileged, underpaid, and underfed. Ad Hominen:
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Kane’s unnatural focus on his public life directly leads to his lonely retirement. Kane’s focus is always on his public life and what the public saw of him. This is shown through when he hurts Susan Alexander by continuing to publish Leland’s review, due to stubbornness, and fear of being judged by Leland. Another example of Kane keeping his concentration on his public life, is when he refuses to stand down when he is caught out with Susan Alexander, this shows he does not want to withdraw his previous
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Orson Welles' film Citizen Kane has been consistently ranked as one of the best films ever made. A masterpiece of technique and storytelling, the film helped to change Hollywood film-making and still exerts considerable influence today. However, at the time of its premiere in 1941, it was a commercial failure that spelled disaster for Welles' Hollywood career. Within the maze of its own aesthetic, Citizen Kane develops two interesting themes. The first concerns the debasement of the private personality
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as the citizens on the global and it is connected with globalization and cosmopolitanism and equality. This concept on overarching one world government system in which all the humans are joined as citizen of earth equally such as to not replace but to supersede current nation based on the government citizenship. Global citizenship aims to empower pupils to lead their own action. Global citizen is the person who is aware of the wider world and has sense of their own role as a world citizen, respects
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Lee Joor Baruah Monday- 11:15-12:30 Film 20A 30 October 2014 Citizen Kane Sequence Analysis Essay Mise-en-scene, cinematography and editing are visual elements in film that create meaning in the shots/sequences of the film. Ultimately it is these factors that can establish narrative agents and their relations, drive the narrative and place the view in a certain point of view of the narrative. Orson Welle’s 1941 film, Citizen Kane, is considered significant for its technical innovations with
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1. Ben-Hur represented many characteristics typical of the classic film score. This includes broad use of different music, exposure of the full assortment of orchestral colors, credits moods during the opening title and formations of principal themes. Also, there were musical support for dramatic moods, settings, characters and action, and unity through leitmotifs and thematic transformation. Rozsa exploited a strong brass section, organ, and complete substantial orchestral medley in order to demonstrate
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Alessandro Montecalvo 3/9/15 CM 241- Understanding Movies Citizen Kane By the time Citizen Kane came out in 1941, many technological advances had been made in terms of filmmaking. Different photographic techniques became important as they were chosen and implemented for specific reasons and at specific times of the film. Citizen Kane is considered by many critics to be one of the best films of all time mainly because it was so innovative at the time. The film is often praised for its cinematography
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Information Dissemination Aiza Saguit, Camille N. De Luna, Kyle Amos Licong, Sean Marciano, and Mr. Ivan L. Inductivo Lyceum of the Philippine University Cavite Abstract. This study aimed to determine the level of awareness of the respondents to citizen journalism projects such as Bayan Mo i-Patrol Mo(BMPM). Also, it seeks to identify the perception of the respondents to BMPM as an information disseminator. The study also intends to find out the level of agreement of the respondents on the role of
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Unacquirable Objectivity in Journalism For thousands of years, humans have been searching for truth, for virtue and for beauty, and the most they want to achieve is a combination of all these three aspects. But now appears a doubt that whether these three things can harmoniously inosculate with each other. As is known to all that the current world is an information world, a media world where people could communicate with each other and receive varieties of information through the omnipotent
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In his renowned film Citizen Kane, director, writer, actor, and producer Orson Welles employs an innovative use of shadows, darkness, and angles to portray hidden emotions and thought provoking social commentary; setting a precedent for all films to come. This movie, called the “father” of film noir, employs an ingenious use of lighting and focus to create new depths that add to the characters, drawing our attention to details that shape the story. This film presented to the world
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