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81Nietzsche Essay - Genealogy of Morals Book 3 and Ascetic Advocacy
The essay that follows is a brief look at the three approaches to asceticism Nietzsche defined in book three of The Genealogy of Morals. This is obviously just one academic interpretation of the work. Nietzsche says that there are three kinds of...
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75How to Direct Actors
Christopher Nolan = top notch direction So. When you have actors, you cannot picture these indivuduals as "tools" or another aspect or component in the movie you're making. Hell no. I know many aspiring directors who view acting just as that --...
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74How To Write Great Dialogue
A great story is built on a framework of strong dialogue that moves the story along.
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77How To Write Better Dialogue
Great dialogue pulls the reader into your story. It reveals character, motivation, and emotion.
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70Pretty Poems for Dirty Minds
Beautiful poems about natural phenomena or dirty, sleazy texts of sin? You decide.
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72Review of Dean Koontz's "Your Heart Belongs to Me"
The name of the book almost stopped me from reading it. "Your Heart Belongs to Me" sounded like another sappy girl-chases-guy romance, especially when I saw that the cover depicted a green-eyed beauty holding...
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73Understanding Literal Thinkers, and How to be Understood By Them
In this piece, I try very hard to "bring to life" what it is like to have a literal mind (especially as borne out of disease/disorder - such as Nonverbal Learning Disability) - and why we have such a very hard time processing the myriad figurative and joshing references of daily living "in real time". Adults, if they are fortunate, have probably become self-aware, and have begun to use coping strategies and are at least on the lookout for the likelihood that what they heard is not what was *mea
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63Creating Captivating Characters
Everyone wants to create the next James Bond, Scarlet O’Hara, Holden Caulfield or Hamlet. But what makes a character memorable? does adding a bunch of random details to a character give life to him? Ask Sol...
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62Neutral Character in Acting
The Neutral character is incredibly important for all actors to know, the neutral character is a base on which to build a whole new person and character. The neutral character has no preset ideas, or even a previous knowledge of it's own body. ...
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