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This is a six page film analysis paper that addresses the concept of the femme fatale in neo-noir. The film paper is about femme fatale and noir from a classic perspective, too, and a thorough genre analysis is given. Two films and their respective femme fatales are chosen for this paper. Those two include Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Bound. There is reference to external sources as well as the films.

The ethical dilemma in this situation involves choosing whether one is willing to risk his or her own life with the purpose of saving the lives of others. The fact that the person in charge of this decision is in a safe…

The relationship between childhood vaccinations and autism has been widely discussed by a number of proponents and adherents who choose to believe that the one does or does not impact the other. The documents reviewed in this assignment perceive there is a culture of denial regarding this matter. The reason for this culture is an innate distrust of science related to denial arguments, denial movements, and motivated reasoning.

Emily Dickinson's "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass:" How focused reading of the poem central image and use of the word fellow shows the uncomfortable 'fellowship' we all share, with all members of the animal kingdom

Weblogs have developed from a personal hobby and an Internet specialist niche to an important contemporary mainstream communications phenomenon. Weblogs or blogs have entered into almost every sphere of communications…

¶ … Eminem Safe? An Examination of a Folk Devil and Moral Panics

¶ … Hans Steinmuller and Wu Fei. "School killings in China Society or wilderness?" Anthropology Today, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Feb 2011): 10 -- 13.

¶ … Nordmann v. National Hotel Company and Margreiter v. New Hotel are similar in many ways but also distinguishable but the first issue that must be addressed is how the Court of Appeals in Margreiter handled the…

Barbara Ransby has written a thoughtful, analytical and very readable account about the uniquely important political life of American civil rights activist Ella Josephine Baker. The work is incredibly significant…

Stanley Milgram's classic experiment into the nature and limits of human obedience to authority was not unethical at the time that it was conducted for several reasons: First, it was not anticipated that the research…