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    Analysis of the Play Equus

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    Sex and religion were crucial factors in Alan’s childhood development due in no small part to the incompatibility between his parents. His mother‚ a Christian from an upper class “horsey” family who married beneath her‚ shared religion and fanciful horse stories with her son. His openly atheistic father refuses to allow his son’s religious worship explaining his own views of Christianity as “just bad sex (Equus‚ Location 530)”. He further implies connections between religion and sexual desire when

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    Mythological

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    The Rocking-Horse Winner The mythological criticism focuses on patterns that reoccur overtime. This criticism combines mixtures of different field‚ such as‚ psychology‚ anthropology‚ history‚ and religion. Archetype is a symbol‚ character‚ situation‚ or image that evokes a deep universal response (Kennedy 693). Mythological critics look at these stories to provide understanding of human conditions. Mythological criticism gives you a symbolic understanding of the work. There are many hidden meanings

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    wide variety of application ranging from a pen‚ which you use to write on the paper‚ to the waste paper basket‚ into which you throw the paper. Plastic undoubtedly has been the one of the greatest achievements by man. (Well‚ not comparable to the wheel though!) Anyhow‚ plastic has proved to be a boon in various ways. When you enter a hospital‚ you can never fail to notice plastic vials‚ bottles‚ syringes‚ tubes‚ and many more articles made of plastic; those which are used to save many lives everyday

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    Cinco Qualities

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    things in common with a horse! Here are just some of his traits that will talk about in my essay. He is loving‚ caring‚ gentle‚ friendly‚ willing‚ and what my trainer says a sass box! :) He is one of the best horse a girl could ask for I show everywhere with him. I know that he would never want to hurt me. Next is talking about how we are alike. He has brown and I have brown eyes so that’s pretty awesome. Also he has brown hair and I also have brown hair but in the "horse world" they call it sorrel

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    Equine Massage Therapy

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    It is the day before the World Show and your horse that had been predicted to be World Champion just had a muscle spasm. Now the horse appears to be lame‚ so you definitely are not going to win. What do you do? As an owner and exhibitor of premier draft horses‚ I have seen top horses suffer a spasm before a big show. I have also experienced it. If your top horse cannot perform‚ you may lose money and the chance for prospective buyers to see your horse in the show ring. The answer to the question

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    a full military uniform riding on top of a horse that is kicking up onto its hind legs‚ while Napoleon is striking a pose with his right hand pointed up towards the sky. The Composition of this painting has Napoleon front and center in the middle of the canvas‚ on top of his horse‚ and he is actually highest figure on the canvas‚ most likely to signify his dominance as the ruler of France. Napoleon and his form a triangular composition with his horse‚ especially with Napoleon’s arm raised forming

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    racing and riding horses since I was in the 6th grade and I’ve always loved horses. I have been in 4-h and showing at the Southwest Washington Fair‚ and the State fair. I also compete for a high school equestrian team. For one of your 4-h club meetings our group had a horse massage therapist come out and look at all the horses and teach us how to tell if something’s wrong‚ and to teach us how to do certain riding exercises to strengthen our horses. When she was working on my horse‚ she said that she

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    is how Tennessee Walking Horses feel‚ but they never get a chance to take their harsh shoes off. This cruel method is known as soring. Soring is a world-wide known method to make Tennessee Walking Horses pick their feet up extremely higher than usual imitating an exaggerated gait. These gorgeous animals are being tortured every day and most people are fed up with it and demanding the trainers to stop using this method of cruelty. For instance‚ the Tennessee Walking Horses weren’t always in the show

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    Walt Whitman’s poem "To a Locomotive in Winter" and Emily Dickinson’s poem "I Like to See it Lap Miles" are both based on what had been upcoming in their era: locomotives. Whitman used Old English to protray his admiration with the train‚ especially it’s physique and ’will’‚ while Dickinson uses modern language to observe what the train does and how it acts. It almost seems as though Whitman is sexually describing the train‚ as if it’s a romantic poem of someone he loves. He describes the train

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    Equine Research Papers

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    Have you ever looked at a horse and wonder how we got to the modern horse we have today? Imagine a world where there were horses of all colors‚ sizes‚ shapes were roaming the earth‚ but was no bigger than a size of a dog. Today’s horses only represent a fraction of the horse family tree‚ known as Equine. All the other branches of horses called Equidae are now extinct. The Equid family appeared 55 million years ago‚ in North America‚ which branched off into different genera such as grazers‚ left browsers

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