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    Narnia Inc

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    Size-Up Narnia Inc is in the manufacturing industry‚ and is competing against three companies‚ that are newly releasing the same unique products as Narnia’s. Narnia originally competed through their new innovative products‚ but will be forced to compete through low cost when the other companies release their products. The organization needs to take control and allocate their costs appropriately in order to be able to price their products lower‚ to where the new companies have said to be pricing

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    Christian Symbolism in the Matrix Christian symbolism are signified through symbols which expresses an importance of Christian ideas. Occasionally‚ Christian symbolism can found in movies through hidden messages or scenes. In the movie Matrix‚ there a vast variety of Christian symbolism that are expressed or witnessed throughout the movie in form of scenes or dialogues. The Matrix is fantasy/science fiction film made in 1999 directed by Lana Wachowski and Lilly Wachowski. It is essentially about

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    Christian symbolism using symbols for the establishment objects or actions with a connotation meaning expressing Christian ideas including the groups of archetypes‚ acts‚ artwork or events in Christianity represent to Christian symbolism which some of them has borrowed from the other relevant symbols are known to the most periods and to all boundaries around the world due to efficiently of religious symbolism have occurred when it appeals to both the intellect and the emotions. There are not many

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    Christian Art created during the Middle Ages is full of symbolism. From animals and plants to colors and numbers‚ most every aspect of Medieval Christian art and architecture is symbolic of something. The following are examples of symbolic colors and their meanings: * Black: symbolic of death or loss * Blue: the color of the sky‚ is symbolic of heaven‚ may also be used to symbolize truth * Brown: symbolic of spiritual death and degradation * Green: the color of plant life‚ used to represent

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    (Marquez 61). The bird defecating on the embroidery following Fermina’s acceptance of Florentino’s letters is a tell tale sign of disaster. Marquez includes the bird in this pivotal scene to foreshadow the doom of their relationship. Another example of symbolism is Marquez’s reference to prostitutes in the novel as “birds.” He says‚ “At least once a week he ended the evening with a little bird‚ as he called them‚ one of many who sold love in a transient hotel for sailors.” Also‚ “... because the most tarnished

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    A long time ago when I was four years old‚ I remember wondering about the symbols that were written on the books and posters all around me‚ and this curiosity then sparked my love for reading that I have today. I decided to ask my father about the odd markings after he read a Dr. Seuss book to me. He told me that there is meaning in these symbols allowing for him to tell the story of “One Fish‚ Two Fish‚ Red Fish‚ Blue Fish.” This knowledge blew my mind and generated a sense of wonder that stayed

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    Gender Roles in Narnia

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    woodland creatures in this wonderful land called Narnia‚ they too begin to see the evils of the White Witch and her rule over a land cursed to be “always winter but never Christmas” (20). The adventures that ensue prove to change the course of Narnia for all time‚ as they await the arrival of the true ruler of Narnia‚ a great lion named Aslan. Though this novel includes mythical creatures and the inclusion of children as main characters‚ the Christian undertones are relatively overt throughout the

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    The Narnia series can be seen as a symbolic reiteration of classic biblical stories. The seven books attempt to recreate everything from major events in the Bible – Genesis and Revelation‚ the creation and end of the world – to popular medieval saint’s life. In The Magician’s Nephew‚ the reader is first introduced to the world of Narnia‚ along with Polly and Digory‚ the first children from our world to enter Narnia. As Genesis tells of the creation of the world‚ so The Magician’s Nephew explains

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    Nephew is a Supposal of the Creation Myth in the Old Testament‚ but a few incongruencies exist. In the Magician’s Nephew‚ Aslan the Lion’s role shifts from that of a Christ-figure to that of the Old Testament God. The book is the story of how Narnia was created. From nothingness‚ Aslan created light. (Lewis 100). The story follows very closely with the Old testament version of the creation myth. Aslan creates a firmament between heaven and earth‚ then light is created. Water runs through the

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    was an American writer and mythologist‚ best known for his book “The Hero With a Thousand Faces”. In this book‚ Campbell elucidates how characters in every story follow the same simple path‚ known as “the heroic monomyth”. In the novel and movie “Narnia”‚ by C.S. Lewis‚ the basic structure of a hero’s journey is presented clearly. The ordinary world is presented when the Pevensie children are still in London. Lucy‚ Edmund‚ Susan and Peter live in London around the time of World War II. They are

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