Slash fiction Essays

  • My Appetite For Destruction Of Guns N Roses Sparknotes

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    My Appetite for Destruction: Sex, Drugs, and Guns N’ Roses, Steven Adler’s autobiography written with Lawrence J. Spagnola, recounts Adler’s life including how Guns N’ Roses started, and his seemingly endless battle with substance abuse. Steven Adler, born Michael Coletti after his father, declared at the young age of eleven that he was “going to be a famous rockstar!” and he was indeed successful, seeing as he was the original drummer in the notorious band, Guns N’ Roses. Guns N’ Roses was inducted

  • Strong Island Film Analysis

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    The main point of this documentary is a strong one. Strong Island is a documentary describing the effects of a crime going without justice to a family that had no other option but to move on. The documentary goes into the lives of the family of William Ford’s family and friends before and after his murder. In 1992 A 24-year-old man named William Ford Jr. was murdered in cold blood by Mark Reilly with a .22 long rifle in the back of a body shop garage. Strong Island is a film documenting the life

  • A Speculation on Why Female Fans Read Slash Fanfiction (and Enjoy It)

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    Fanfiction is fiction literature about a medium such as a TV show, movie, or book, written by fans of the medium. It generally consists of many different genres and locations, but uses characters specific to the medium chosen. One of the most prominent parts of fanfiction culture is shipping or more specifically slash shipping. Shipping is the act of supporting two or more characters, personalities, or real people in a romantic relation-“ship” regardless of whether the relationship exists in real

  • Porn and Prose

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    and Trubek. 63 & 71. Gopnick, Adam. “The Return of the Word.” Tribble and Trubek. 180 & 181. Kessler, Merle. “Porn: For the rest of us.” 2001. Online. Internet. 27 Mar. 2004. Available: http://dir.salon.com/people/feature/2001/12/10/slash/index.html. Noxon, Christopher. “When Harry Met Smutty.” 2003. Online. Internet. 27 Mar. 2004. Available: http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/06.26.03/potter-0326.html. Tribble, Evelyn B., and Anne Trubek, eds. Writing Material:

  • Re-Imagining For Representation: Fanfiction And Queer Youth

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    intersectional community of experience. The presence of women, both heterosexual and queer, in a shared space has generated a sense of community for the authors of “Yearning Void and Infinite Potential”. Within their paper, they explain that, “For us, slash fandom has become a place where a young urban dyke shares erotic space with a straight married mom in the American heartland, and where women whose identity markers suggest they would find few points of agreement have forged erotic, emotion and political

  • Effects Of Slash And Burn

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    Topic: Slash and Burn Source 1: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/project/projects_in_depth/wwf_on_the_ground_in_madagascar/the_problem__slash_and_burn_agriculture/ According to the WWF, the practice of slash and burn annually destroys thousands of hectares of Earth’s forests. When the ground is burned and there is no longer vegetation, farmers cannot use it for farming any more because of the lack of nutrients. Slash and burn is done in places with very little protection or civilization

  • Essay On Mayans And Aztecs

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    started around 5000 B.C. Mayans used the method of slash but the Aztecs used chinampas. Mayans had different farming technique like slash, burn, terracing and composting. The methods used by the farmers dependent on the land. Also they had animal husbandry, they made their own fertilizer, fished, had household gardens, and finally practiced swidden agriculture. Mayans are known for the controversial farming methods known as “slash and burn”. First in slash-and-burn is to cut down the trees and shrubs in

  • Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Fanfiction

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    Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Fanfiction Buffy The Vampire Slayer has broken many barriers in its seven-year stint, creating new genres and enabling innovation in a previously barren area of television. The largest leap the show has taken though, has been in the way it has embraced its fandom, creating a symbiotic relationship between Buffy the show and Buffy the fanfiction. Not only does Buffy fanfiction seize upon unexplored areas and inconsistencies inherent in the text, these forays are often

  • Factors of Forest Fires

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    Long before fire was used by humans, forest fire was initially play an importantly role in maintaining the ecology of the world. The factors of forest fires can be divided into two types, which are natural forest fires and human-induced forest fires. Usually human-induced fires are detected earlier than natural forest fires, which might have burn for hours long before the arrival of firefighters. Thus, natural forest fires cause a greater harm to forest in term of area burnt than human-induced forest

  • Alabama Agriculture: Growing for You and Me

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    agricultural crops” (Mitchell, 2007). Agriculture in Alabama is mainly cotton and peanuts in the past they grew cattle corn and cotton. The Native Americans started Alabama off with slash-and-burn agriculture, in which they cut and burned forests to make room for their fields of corn, beans, and squash. As the Indians used slash and burn to make room for crops when the Americans came to Alabama they learned this type of agriculture and started growing cotton. This led to several events that dramatically

  • Forest Fires

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    they start? When do they start? What happens after the fire? Well Forest fires in other words wild land fires, is exactly that, a forest on fire; everything in that forest is on fire. They start many different ways, human carelessness, nature, and slash and burn farming. They can start at any time, but the summer time is when they usually begin because of all the sun heat. The aftermath of a forest fire is different as well, damaged property, plants and animals killed, and the air is polluted and

  • What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Neolithic Revolution

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    seeds. Indians farmers spent less time hunting and gathering in order to have more time for planting and harvesting. The Tehuacan people practiced slash-and-burn, which was known as milpa or swidden agriculture. The Maya people in Guatemala, Belize and Honduras developed the agriculture in the rain forest by 1200BC. Maya people also practiced the slash and burn method. By around 500BC, practicing agriculture was the primary source that food for Maya people. Besides, Maya farmers practiced raised-field

  • Healthy Forest Initiative: Is it really healthy?

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    As people of the twenty-first century, we are all too familiar with the frequent occurrence of wildfires in our nation’s forests. Each year millions of acres of woodlands are destroyed in brutal scorches. It has been estimated that 190 million acres of rangelands in the United States are highly susceptible to catastrophic fires (www.doi.gov/initiatives/forest.html.). About a third of these high-risk forests are located in California (www.sfgate.com). These uncontrollable blazes not only consume our

  • The Johnlock Conspiracy

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    shockingly, discovering slash fiction. I became metacognitive of internalized sexism and homophobia. Furthermore, slash caused me to question heteronormative ideals, and see how these ideals seeped into the judgemental attitudes of my peers and others in society. There is stigmatization surrounding the idea of being a slash fangirl. They are perceived by some as creepily fixated on same sex romance. Therefore, I was reluctant in admitting I enjoyed reading slash fiction. However, I came to realize

  • Gore And Violence In Thomas Peckett Priest's The Penny Dreadful

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    chimney at night was something most foul, and people—those who surely would not to be missed—began disappearing into the dark without a trace. In 1846, the story of a barber who gruesomely murdered his customers was released in the popular British fiction publication, The Penny Dreadful, by Thomas Peckett Priest, author of many grim Penny Dreadful stories. Penny Dreadfuls were often written casually, and contained themes of gore and violence; The String of Pearls was no different. Its style of writing

  • Gimpel The Fool

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    point of view we would not have been able to see that everything he did was because he loved her. In conclusion, through analysis of the above I have realized the truth of this story… Bibliography: Kennedy, X.J., Literature An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry and Drama 5th Edition. New York: Harper Collins Publishers. 1991

  • Vanity Fair

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    Vanity Fair Vanity Fair, though it does not include the whole extent of Thackeray's genius, is the most vigorous exhibition of its leading characteristics. In freshness of feeling, elasticity of movement, and unity of aim, it is favorably distinguished from its successors, which too often give the impression of being composed of successive accumulations of incidents and persons, that drift into the story on no principle of artistic selection and combination. The style, while it has the raciness

  • Order, Memory, and Anxiety in Borges' Fiction

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    Order, Memory, and Anxiety in Borges' Fiction The fundamental questions of how and why we read have an infinitude of answers, none of which entirely 'do the job', simply because they bear too closely upon the automatic, (and therefore, to us, secret) processes of the mind; the act of reading is too closely related to the act of living in the world for us to comprehend definitively. There are few writers who understand and exploit this primal link more persistently than Jorge Luis Borges. One

  • Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window

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    Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window In Rear Window, Alfred Hitchcock took a plot-driven short story and transformed it into a character-driven movie. Although differences must exist between text and film, because of the limitations and advantages of the different media, Hitchcock has done more than translate a word-based story into a visual movie. Aside from adding enough details to fill a two-hour movie, Hitchcock has done much to change the perspective of the story, as well as the main character

  • The Original Style of Jon Scieszka

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    The Original Style of Jon Scieszka Jon Scieszka has an original style that is all his own. Many of his books such as The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs, The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales, and The Frog Prince Continued have led several people to believe that he has created a new genre of children's literature: using unique perspectives to retell classic fairy tales. But what motivated Scieszka to become an author? And how does he come up with his innovative ideas? I will answer