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| All of the following are themes of the Western except what? |
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| friendships between Native Americans and Cowboys |
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| How are women in the workplace reflected in film noir? |
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| The women pose a threat to traditional values |
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| What does Andre say about stereotypes that convey a positive image? |
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| They are still harmful because they keep us from coping with reality and recognizing individual differences. |
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| Is Religion and ISA or RSA? |
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| It could be either depending on whether force is used to enforce it. |
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| What evidence does Poupart use to argue that Honesco, the noble savage is still portrayed as savage, or at least simple? |
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| He does not cry at his father's death |
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| Which of the following is/are common themes in film noir? |
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| Which of the following is not a characteristic of Classic Hollywood Cinema? |
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| This is a film technique that connects two dissimilar things using a common image, sound or metaphor. |
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| When the camera looks down on a character or object it conveys that the viewer is in power and the person or object is subservient or vulnerable. This is called a ________________ |
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| RSA stands for _________________ and operates by ________________. |
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| Film Noir stylistics include all of the following except.... |
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| an unusually or innapropriately up beat soundtrack |
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| "You keep your mouth shut, unless you want it slapped shut..." Which movie? |
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| Which of the following theme is not considered in Weber's analysis? |
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| According to Weber, the fact that the meanings associated with race, class, gender, and sexuality change over time and differ from place to place means that they are.... |
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| All sorority girls are into their appearance. Stereotype or no? |
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| What was the source of most noirs? |
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| What animal did the Spartan King, as a young boy, kill to survive out in the wild? |
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| The Western becomes more popular in America during times when... |
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| times are hard and Americans need to be remined of the American ideology |
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| According to Belton, which war began the questioning of previously accepted notions of America and the goodness of American government? |
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| Weber explains the Sambo image as... |
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| Which film began the Film Noir style? |
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| In "The Missing" through Maggie and her father, Samuel Jones we witness a blending of (primarily) what two ideologies? |
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| Christian and Native American religion |
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| According to Hall, language itself has no meaning, we "assign" meaning and over time , it becomes___________________ |
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