New War Essays

  • New Wars: New War Or Crime?

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    theory of war has changed over time. The major theme of the article is the relationship that exists between ‘Old Wars’ and ‘New Wars’, and whether the theory behind ‘New Wars’ accurately portrays recent conflicts. It argues that ‘new wars’ should be understood not as an empirical category but rather as a way of elucidating the logic of contemporary war that can offer both a research strategy and a guide to policy. It addresses four components of the debate: whether new wars are ‘new’; whether new wars

  • New and Old Wars

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    era of old wars has been succeeded by a new kind of war consisting of the new wars. Basically, the phenomena of new wars is one that is described by civil or international wars that engage in low grade conflicts entailing innumerable transnational and multinational connections such that differences between local and global relationships, internal and external, and violence and oppression emanating from the war are intricate to sustain (Clausewitz, 2007, p. 13). In principle, new wars are synonymous

  • Star Wars: A New Hope

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    of View, Star Wars fans? Aside from a few stories that don't quite work, the answer is yes. Yours truly has made no secret of how excited she's been for From a Certain Point of View since the book's official confirmation. Granted, 40 short stories may seem a little intimidating, but on the whole, there are some really high-quality pieces of Star Wars fiction in here.  In case you haven't kept tabs on the book, the conceit here is that the book follows the path of Star Wars: A New Hope, but without

  • Star Wars: A New Hope

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    a whole generation, as a lasting impression of a film that has influenced many. Star Wars is one of the best conceptual films of all time, and it gave way for future films to experiment with film techniques that have never been done before. Star Wars gave me a sense of involvement with the film, because the camera angles immersed the viewer in the film and gave them an interactive experience. In my mind Star Wars is arguably the best film of all time, because of the next generation techniques used

  • New Orleans - Before The Civil War

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    New Orleans is a city in southern Louisiana, located on the Mississippi River. Most of the city is situated on the east bank, between the river and Lake Pontchartrain to the north. Because it was built on a great turn of the river, it is known as the Crescent City. New Orleans, with a population of 496,938 (1990 census), is the largest city in Louisiana and one of the principal cities of the South. It was established on the high ground nearest the mouth of the Mississippi, which is 177 km (110 mi)

  • New Hampshire's War: The French And Indian War

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    New Hampshire is a state of the northeast United States. There are many famous Native American tribes who played a part in the history of the state and whose tribal territories and homelands are located in the present day state of New Hampshire. The names of the New Hampshire tribes included the Abenaki, Malecite, Passamaquoddy and Pennacook.The French and Indian Wars (1688 - 1763) was a generic names for a series of wars, battles and conflicts involving the French colonies in Canada and Louisiana

  • The New Model Army and the Civil War

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    The New Model Army and the Civil War In the early years of the civil war, little difference existed between parliament and the king in respects of power and territorial advantage. It could be said that the war was being fought to a desultory standstill. From the commencement of the conflict, the primary objective of Parliament had been simply to avoid defeat by the king. As soon as the problems of the government had resorted to violence, the leaders of Parliament knew that they could not tolerate

  • Star Wars: A New Hope

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    In Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977), the force theme is a melody that emerges as a representation of various characters involved in the rebellion against the Empire. The theme takes two main forms: heroically militaristic, and soft and heartbroken, augmenting the emotion of the scene. Both variations have a rising-and-falling melody and a momentary major chord that inspires hope before again descending into despair. This melody becomes a manifestation of the strenuous battle against the

  • Bruce Berkowitz's The New Face of War

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    force without ever having to fire a single shot – that is the new direction of warfare. Bruce Berkowitz’s The New Face of War: How War Will Be Fought in the 21st Century is yet another book that examines future warfare, not what causes countries will be fighting over or even who will be fighting, but the form of the conflict. Reading his work cover to cover, the message is clear: “To win wars today, you must first win the information war. ” This book is a must-read for anyone working in intelligence

  • Star Wars: A New Hope

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    Star Wars episode four also known as the “A New Hope”, was written and directed by George Lucas and released in 1977. I have seen this film multiple times and every single time that I screen it, I find myself discovering an aspect of the film that I did not see the pervious time and I find that I enjoy the film more and more each time I see it. Not only did I screen Star Wars, “A New Hope”, I also read the one of the many books that were written about the film. The text was called, “BFI Classics:

  • A New Hope In Star Wars

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    Star wars Star wars is an epic saga creatd by George lucas in 1977 as a science fiction adventure. Originally set as a trigilogy, beginnign with A New Hope,the Star Wars franchise has expanded over the decades to include 6 more films. A new hope is considererd by many to be the best of the saga, not only for the groundbreaking special effects and technology used, but also because it laid the groundwork for the philosohy of star wars. In A New Hope, the story centers upon a chosen one, Luke Skywalker

  • Star Wars A New Hope Essay

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    Star Wars: A New Hope I watched the movie Star Wars : A New Hope. Although most of the movie was set in “a galaxy far far away” the setting still had some similarities to the Milky Way. For example, there is a sun like similar to our own, moons that revolve around planets, and also water (a necessary resource for all currently known life). But Star Wars also supports the ideas of advanced manned space travel and also different species living throughout space. Space travel in A New Hope is accomplished

  • Comparing The Odyssey And Star Wars: A New Hope

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    the movie Star Wars: A New Hope, directed by George Lucas and in the epic poem The Odyssey written by Homer, the heroes are able to do more than the average man. These attributes allow the story to be more interesting. Luke Skywalker from Star Wars: A New Hope and Odysseus from The Odyssey both share the common archetype that the hero accomplishes more than the ordinary man does; this shared archetype allows the hero to resolve the story's problem. Luke Skywalker from Star Wars: A New Hope is able

  • New Technology During World War 1

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    New Technology in Weaponry In the early 20th century, the world never had a “Great War”. Wars always involved a few countries or areas, but, never had the whole world participate1. Before World War One, militaries traveled by foot or upon horses. They had to recoil or reload their guns before firing. Also, they had to reload the heavy cannons with massive cannonballs. They never had the luxury of air travel, machine guns, or even artillery shells like we have today. Before World War One, there

  • Star Wars IV: A New Hope

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    1 Identification of the hero/ordinary world (2) The hero in Star Wars IV: A New hope is Luke Skywalker, who is the son of Anakin Skywalker. Luke begins his adventure in the ordinary world of moisture farming on the desert planet, Tatooine - which is normal for him. We understand that Luke is still an immature boy when he begins to complain about power converters in the farm. But as we begin to know more about his character, we also learn that he desires a life of adventure and not the safe, monotonous

  • Star Wars A New Hope Movie Analysis

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    In the movie Star Wars IV: A New Hope the main theme is that everyone has goals, and everyone has challenges that are in the way of those goals. Luke Skywalker had many goals throughout the movie, and he faces many challenges that are roadblocks in each of his goals. Along with challenges, there are also helping hands that may guide someone towards their goal, or give someone motivation to complete their goal along with directly helping someone at times. Luke also experiences this throughout the

  • New Technology in the Civil War Era

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    New Technology In The Civil War Era My research project is about the new technology that was used during the Civil War. There was new weapons used during the war and also other technologies that helped with the war. These helped change the way people lived and made life easier for them. The Repeating Rifle was used during the Civil War by 1863. These guns could fire more than one bullet before they needed to be reloaded. The most popular one was called the Spencer Carbine and it could shoot

  • After the Civil War: The New South

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    Was there a New South after the Civil War? What elements marked or did not mark the New South? After the Civil War, the South was in a state of political turmoil, social chaos, and economic decline. Contrary to popular belief, Northerners did not subject Southerners to unethical or inhumane punishment. The time post Civil War was filled with efforts toward reconstructing the South, yet there is the strong question if there even is a New South. Yes, there was somewhat of a New South economically

  • Star War A New Hope Analysis

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    Loc Le History 146-04 12/4/15 Star War A New Hope(1977) Trends in the 70’s The movie Star War A New Hope (1977) brought up Complex and thought provoking issues related to society back in the 1970s. The movie did not just focused on antagonist alone but totalitarian rule by political forces, racism, segregation and slavery, gender equality, etc. Star Wars allegory mentioned all. For example, the iconic greatest villain of all Darth Vador and his positions within the Empire and the Death Star they

  • World War 2 New Weapons Technology

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    War, what is it good for? Absolutely something. In modern history, war has led to many of the most important technological advancements of all time. World War 1 was really the first war to rely not just on pure soldier on soldier combat, but also machines and technology*. WW1 showed that developing new technologies was just as important as training and growing an infantry population; this began the race to develop new weapon technology in order to get a step ahead of the enemy. The situation was