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List of Essays: English Language - Page 4

Zeitungsbericht über Nigerias Filmindustrie: Englisch Q1
425 Words / ~1 page Clemens-Bretano-Gymnasium Dülmen Nol­ly­wood- The sucess of Ni­ge­ria‘s film in­dus­try Have you he­ard of Nol­ly­wood ? It is the vi­brant he­art of Ni­ge­ria‘s film in­dus­try, re­leasing a lar­ge amount of mo­vies, of­ten on very small bud­gets. Nol­ly­wood has its roots in the 1980s but tru­ly evol­ved in­to “New Nol­ly­wood“ in 2000, brin­ging forth hig­her qua­li­ty films and lar­ger bud­gets. The mo­vies re­pre­sent cul­tu­ral tra­di­ti­ons, so­cie­tal struc­tures, life­styl­es as well as tra­di­tio­nal set­tings. The first ma­jor mo­vie pro­du­ced in Ni­ge­ria was cal­led „Li­ving in Bon­da­ge“. The ground­brea­king film was ma­de by Ken­neth Nne­bue and was re­leased in 1992. De­spi­te be­ing shot wi­thin six weeks, the mo­vie achie­ved hu­ge suc­cess, pa­ving way for a re­vo­lu­ti­on in Ni­ge­ria‘s film in­dus­try. To­day, Nol­ly­wood is known for it’s low pro­duc­tion cos­ts around 20.000 up to 70.000 dol­lars, re­sul­ting in low qua­li­ty…[show more]
Essay über dysfunctional family: Can family members also become enemies?
472 Words / ~ pages Borg Wiener Neustadt Es­say: Dys­func­tion­al fa­mi­ly Can fa­mi­ly mem­bers al­so be­co­me en­emies? All over the world, fa­mi­ly has al­ways be­en a vi­tal aspect for the life con­di­ti­ons as well as for psy­cho­lo­gi­cal de­ve­lo­p­ment of a hu­man be­ing. Lo­gi­cal­ly, it is con­side­red that ever­yo­ne in the fa­mi­ly spends their time wi­th each other, ta­kes ca­re for each other and gets the sup­port from its mem­bers. An or­di­na­ry fa­mi­ly life, is what we all want, right? Still, if we get to the point of rea­li­ty check, not ever­yo­ne can ex­pe­ri­ence a so­cial fa­mi­ly life. Well, in that ca­se, they would be rai­sed in a ab­u­si­ve house­hold, which is al­so known as ha­ving fa­mi­ly is­sues. “THE CARD” by Ja­mes Ross of­fers a sto­ry about fa­mi­ly is­sues, in which the main cha­rac­ter, a fif­teen year old boy, rai­ses awa­re­ness about his ter­ri­ble life cir­cum­s­tances. His fa­ther was unknown as he ab­an­do­ned him, his sis­ter…[show more]
Do we desire a cashless society? English Essay
461 Words / ~ pages Graz BORG Monsberger Eng­lish Es­say „Cashl­ess“ 08.10.2023 Do we de­si­re a cashl­ess exis­tence? Cash is one of the most ubi­qui­tous forces in our so­cie­ty. It de­ter­mi­nes our eco­no­mic­al in­ter­ac­tions, shapes our so­cial re­la­ti­onships, and in­fluen­ces our va­lues and prio­ri­ties. Ho­we­ver, it al­so co­mes wi­th so­me pro­blems, such as mo­ney laun­de­ring, tax eva­si­on, en­vi­ron­men­tal is­sues, li­mi­t­ed usa­bi­li­ty or ac­cep­tance. So is it mo­re be­ne­fi­ci­al to switch to cards and on­line pay­ments? So­me key ad­van­ta­ges of di­gi­tal pay­ments are that they are fas­ter, keep re­cords of your spen­ding and are mo­re en­vi­ron­men­tal­ly fri­end­ly. In ad­di­ti­on, they can help re­du­ce fi­nan­cial crime, tax eva­si­on and thefts. Mo­reo­ver, it should not be for­got­ten that the ab­oli­ti­on of cash would al­so be­ne­fit the en­vi­ron­ment, as it would re­du­ce pa­per was­te. Ho­we­ver, the­re are con­cerns that a cashl­ess…[show more]
Blog post: Restaurant Food post response to Jessica
326 Words / ~1 page Bg/Brg Mössingerstraße Klagenfurt blog com­ment By Mar­le­ne07 27th Ja­nu­ary 2022, 1:45 p.m. I am wri­ting in re­spon­se to Jes­si­ca´s post from her “Re­stau­rant Food Blog” and I have to say, that I re­al­ly en­joy­ed re­a­ding it. Mo­reo­ver, I al­so li­ke eth­nic food very much, but if it is too spi­cy, I can­not sa­vor it. Let me gi­ve you so­me ad­vice, if you ever eat a bit too much of hot food. First of all, prepa­re for yours­elf a glass of milk to ea­se the burn in your mouth and on your ton­gue. Wa­ter can help you in the sa­me way as milk does. Have you ever tried it? Choo­sing a mil­der dish to eat, is a pos­si­ble so­lu­ti­on, too. Now I want to share my opi­ni­on about eth­nic food. For me, eth­nic me­als are de­li­cious, be­cau­se they do not tas­te bor­ing li­ke other kinds of foods, which are un­se­a­so­ned and have a ti­red tas­te. How do you li­ke your lunch best? What is your fa­vou­ri­te sort of food­s­tuff? In my mind, break­fast food…[show more]
A world without dominance-What would happen if we were all equal
1.008 Words / ~2 pages Gymnasium Stuttgart What if . Equa­li­ty. Most peo­p­le are eager to reach it but even tho­se peo­p­le have mo­ments whe­re they want to feel do­mi­nant, whe­re they want to stand out and have want to have the fee­ling that they are bet­ter than others. So one may ask thems­elf how equa­li­ty is even de­fi­ned when the fee­ling of do­mi­nan­ce is plea­sing and for most peo­p­le im­portant to ar­chi­ve. One could say that do­mi­nan­ce is the key en­e­my of equa­li­ty. It cau­ses si­gni­fi­cant…[show more]
Opinion piece zum Thema
457 Words / ~ pages Gymnasium Hittfeld The Im­pact of Fi­nan­cial Sta­tus on Per­so­nal Iden­ti­ty The in­tri­ca­te dance bet­ween fi­nan­cial sta­tus and per­so­nal iden­ti­ty is a per­va­si­ve aspect of mo­dern so­cie­ty, and the sta­tis­tics in Ger­ma­ny shed light on the stark dis­pa­ri­ties that exist. A stag­ge­ring 16 per­cent of in­di­vi­du­als in Ger­ma­ny find them­sel­ves na­vi­ga­ting the re­alm of po­ver­ty, de­fi­ned by an in­co­me of less than 1100 eu­ros per month af­ter ta­xes. In the op­po­sing…[show more]
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