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The country I selected was the United States and I chose a scene from the movie Six Triple Eight. 

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The country I selected was the United States and I chose a scene from the movie Six Triple Eight. 

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Scene: The arrival of the 6888th Battalion in Europe and their first confrontation with discrimination within the US military.

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I share the scheme you make to organize key points to carry out my analysis. 

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I share the scheme you make to organize key points to carry out my analysis. 

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Mapa Mental Ideas Sencillo Orgánico Verde Lila (3)

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PDF annex - analysis focused on how the narrative illustrates cultural identity and its influence on society.

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PDF annex - analysis focused on how the narrative illustrates cultural identity and its influence on society.

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PDF annex - Analysis of Cultural Identity in The Crown

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PDF annex - Analysis of Cultural Identity in The Crown

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Analysis of Cultural Identity in “The Crown”

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The tension rises as Elizabeth, with her serene yet firm stance, makes her disagreement clear, while Thatcher maintains her coldness and determination. It is a moment where diplomacy clashes with politics, highlighting the contrast between both leaders without the need for shouting—just with calculated glances and words.

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The series I chose is called The Crown, and the scene I selected from season 4 is when Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher have a tense conversation about sanctions against South Africa.

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The series I chose is called The Crown, and the scene I selected from season 4 is when Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher have a tense conversation about sanctions against South Africa.

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I share the scheme you make to organize key point to carry out my analysis

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I share the scheme you make to organize key point to carry out my analysis

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Feedback to the scene analysis in Six Triple Eight 

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Feedback to the scene analysis in Six Triple Eight 

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A prominent social issue explored in O’Connor’s narrative is the interplay of morality and violence. The story's climax, where the family encounters an escaped convict known as The Misfit, is a dramatic confrontation with evil. This moment illustrates the complexities of human morality and the potential for both cruelty and grace. The Misfit’s philosophical musings challenge the grandmother’s notions of goodness, leading to a powerful dialogue about faith, redemption, and the human capacity for as much good as evil.

O’Connor also delves into themes of familial disconnection and the complexities of human relationships. The family's road trip reveals their dynamics where self-absorption and generational conflict take center stage. The grandmother’s attempts to assert her authority and the children's disregard for her lead to a gradual revealing of their dysfunction. This reflects broader social issues of familial obligation and the challenges inherent in maintaining connections amid personal selfishness.

Furthermore, the story highlights class differences and status, particularly through the grandmother's attitudes. She frequently judges those around her based on social stature, exposing the prejudices that still linger in the Southern psyche. Her interactions with The Misfit further unveil social classes and the societal assumptions underlying such distinctions.

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"A Good Man is Hard to Find" reflects the cultural identity of the American South, particularly through its characterizations and dialogue. The story is steeped in Southern culture, emphasizing family, regional pride, and traditions. The main characters—a family embarking on a road trip—embody the complexities of Southern values. Granny, the matriarch, clings to nostalgic views of propriety and respectability, showcasing the tension between traditional values and modernity.

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In conclusion, Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man is Hard to Find" serves as a complex cultural narrative reflecting the intricacies of Southern identity, values, and significant social issues. Through its exploration of morality, family dynamics, and the human condition, the story challenges readers to confront their beliefs about goodness, redemption, and the darker aspects of human nature. O’Connor’s work remains a critical lens through which to examine the cultural and social fabric of not only the American South but also the broader human experience

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A significant cultural narrative that offers rich insights into cultural identity, values, and social issues is the short story "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Flannery O’Connor, published in 1953. This Southern Gothic tale explores themes of morality, family dynamics, and the complexities of human nature, all set against the backdrop of the American South.

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A Good Man is Hard to Find-by Flannery O’Connor

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Analysis

Charles Burnett’s film Killer of Sheep (1978, released 2017) is a prime example of a film that offers discovery through transformation. Killer of Sheep tells the story of Stan, a devoted husband, father, worker, friend, and neighbor who has migrated with his family from the southeastern United States to California, in the Watts district of South Central Los Angeles. Although the film focuses on Stan, a communal story is also told through his relationships with those around him; Stan’s commitment to his morals and values ​​under the structural oppression he and his community face is a celebration of courage, compassion, and beauty within black communities.

The cultural influence of this film is evident in the double consciousness that is the burden of the constant experience and awareness of interpreting oneself through the critical and suspicious eyes of the dominant ideology or culture. It seems that the art of cinema would be a fascinating way to articulate this experience of double consciousness; Seeing oneself through the eyes of another implies that there is a double condition of spectator, one that society sees from the outside and another that comes from the inner psychic experience.

In conclusion, the author of the film shows people who watch it that part of growing up within American culture can mean living under a double consciousness for oppressed adults and showing the struggle and pain this causes to all family members, even those who have not yet formed a double consciousness, humanizes black communities and provides a framework for all viewers to understand the position of oppressed people.

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Analysis of the film Killer of Sheep Charles Burnett, 1978

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Analysis of the film Killer of Sheep Charles Burnett, 1978

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Chosen for its cultural and historical significance as one of the films to be preserved in the US National Registry and by the BBC, in 2015, as the 26th greatest American film ever made

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In this interesting film I appreciate a hard working class life that emerges from different events, that the affected feel powerless to change the course of their circumstances.

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The central topic would be worked on the crown, which reflects the complexity of British cultural identity. I have been finding reflections of the tension between tradition and modernity, as well as the British language, values, and social norms, which form perceptions of power and leadership;
I can see in the film IX Triple Eight,  women with great resilience and determination, defy the limitations imposed on them and redefine their role in American history.