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    Butterfly is an inspiring movie about the story of Jean Dominique Bauby who suffers a stroke that leads to him being paralysed from head to toe. The film adaption of the book written by Jean-Dominique Bauby accurately depicts who Jean-Dominique Bauby was, settings, and his love life.The film used flashbacks, imagery, and portraying the portrayal of Bauby as man who was coming to terms with his condition. The use of flashbacks in the beginning and throughout the film were quick and did not have color. An interesting aspect in the film was when he was about to have a flashback the screen would momentarily turn a bright white before the next scene, which was the flashback was shown. The use of the…

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    In the diving bell and the butterfly, there were multiple sources of hope for Jean-Dominique Bauby. Some of the sources were his family, past memories, and the alphabet & speech therapist. The diving bell and the butterfly was a touching book to read because the reader was looking into Bauby’s past and the present through his point of view. Every chapter was short and had a meaningful touch because Bauby had to blink in order for his therapist to transcribe his words. I kept thinking throughout…

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    Jean-Dominique Bauby also known as Jean-Do was born April 23, 1952 in Paris, France. He attended school in Paris and worked as a journalist for several years. Bauby was a well known French actor, author, and editor of the magazine Elle. He became the editor-in-chief of Elle magazine in 1991. One of his most notable works is The Diving Bell and The Butterfly, which was published in French in 1997. The Diving Bell and The Butterfly is a story about Jean-Dominique Bauby himself who was in his…

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    Jean-Dominique Bauby, who was the author and wrote his own biography of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly on March 6, 1997, was full of life and worked as the editor for the French Elle Magazine had a Massive Stroke in his early forties while enjoying life with his two beautiful children. Jean Massive stroke took over his brainstem and he was in a coma for 20 days. Jean was a person who was very outgoing and active, sadly, his massive stroke turned into a locked-in syndrome and was paralyzed…

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    Before being introduced to The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, not once had I ever heard of “locked-in syndrome”. Likewise, Bauby mentions that the only reference to locked-in syndrome in any type of literature (as of 1996 at least) was in The Count of Monte Cristo, a story that many people of my generation have failed to read. Alas, having finally read The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, I can now say that the amount of insight I have gained on locked-in syndrome is quite substantial. I did not…

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    reminiscent of Eastern culture and their relation to the aforementioned Grande Odalisque,8 they are likely to be harems. The depiction of Eastern harems was a prevalent symbol in Western art, being symptomatic of European Orientalism.9 Their symbolism relates to constructed ideas of multiple lovers, thus representing Eastern and exotic luxury. This idea of exotic luxury contributes to the themes of the grandness of the king 's palm house, the richness in vegetation, and the coexistence of…

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    inform their audiences about discrimination in the art world. Their choice to remain anonymous is a strategy highlighting the enforced and chosen anonymity. The Guerrilla Girls poster, “Do women have to be naked to get into Met?”, this work based on the Guerrilla girls tallying the number of female nudes to the number of male nudes. They counted the number of works by female artists and compared them to the number of male artists. Finding that not even 5 percent of the artists represented in the…

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    Didion and the pompous critic Pauline Kael with whom she had a contentious relationship written by Evan Hughes. https://theawl.com/the-cordial-enmity-of-joan-didion-and-pauline-kael-b975cd8b7ce9#.5ps74v451 Susan makes an appearance as well.) Circuitously, I am also only a couple degrees of separation from Didion from another angle. Her husband, Gregory Dunne, was the brother of Dominick Dunne, the name-dropping chronicler of American celebrity society, remembered most prominently for his…

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    It started with the brutal murdering of actress Dominique Dunne by her boyfriend. Then young star heather O’Rourke died at the age of 12 due to cardiac arrest after a undiagnosed case of stenosis. 3 more deaths also occurred including the director of the second poltergeist movie. Most say that the cast of the poltergeist was tormented by disease and a tragic case of misfortune. The legend says that real skeletons were used throughout a scene scene because it is cheaper than prop skeletons.…

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    Supervisor Even though I haven’t had the chance to work with my Site Supervisor, Dr. Jayne M. Leh, I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with her from time to time and sort of getting the feel of the kind of person she is. From her academic accomplishments to her tremendous work experience outside the field, she has led a rewarding life. I’d hope as one of her interns at Camp Noah, I could undertake any task that is given to me with success and lead by example. Camp Noah is a week-long facility…

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