The document summarizes scenes 4-6 of A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams. In these scenes:
1) Blanche and Stella respond differently to Stanley's violence the night before, with Blanche wanting to leave and Stella wanting to stay with Stanley and viewing their marriage as founded on physical attraction.
2) Blanche describes Stanley as an animal while he is out, though Stella embraces him upon his return, suggesting she sides with her husband over her sister.
3) Conflicts between Blanche and Stanley escalate further. Blanche drinks to calm her nerves and flirts with other men while hiding problems in her past from suitors like Mitch.
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Module 03 Analyzing Humanities.
Abey Mabele
Rasmussen University
Humanities
03/5/21
Choose a film and offer an analysis of why it is an important film, and discuss it in terms of film as art. Your response should be more than a summary of the film.
I choose Forrest Gump. This masterpiece captures a movie story about romance, mentally challenged, and heartwarming character who catches the audience’s attention right away. It covers six different eras. The movie Forest Gump covers many social statements such as love, devotion to family, loyalty to others, determination, and a person’s character. These movie touches base on race relations with the black and white in the southern culture. As a viewer, you experience what it was like to live in the southern culture. His mother named him to prove we do things that do not make sense, which is contradictory to the southern culture and ideology. The differences in characters in this film remain very appealing. They shine light on the different aspects of history through the characters. Most critics base their opinion on the theme or entertainment of a film. Forest Gump gives out a positive message. Forest the character is a symbol of “good and bad.” Overall, the special effects of the historic scenes in the movie dramatize the actions of each character and scene.
Imagine you had known Plato and Aristotle and you had a conversation about how we
fall in love. Provide an overview of how Plato would explain falling in love, and then provide an overview of how Aristotle might explain falling in love.
Plato would explain falling in love is having the best kind of friendship that lovers can have for each other. Plato is the most interested in same-sex relationships between an older and a younger man. He believes in the love by those who are more given to the body than to the soul. Plato explained the rising through levels of closeness to wisdom and true beauty come from Carnal attraction. The next step would be the love for the body and soul. The last step of falling in love is not being connected through the body but entirely with being itself. The role where the friend sees her or his duty as the provision of advice, encouragement, and comfort to the other person.
Aristotle is not nearly as interested in erotic love as he is in friendship. Aristotle believe any relationship had to be about something. The relationship between men and women are so natural. He believes men and women come together because they need and want each other. They need each other in order to have children and continue to brighten this world. You should love and understand what the goal of life is with you and your significant other. You should be united with a common goal. Aristotle wants you to wish good for others for their own sake, not yours.
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Module 3 Humanities
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Module 03 Analyzing Humanities.
Abey Mabele
Rasmussen University
Humanities
03/5/21
Choose a film and offer an analysis of why it is an important film, and discuss it in terms of film as art. Your response should be more than a summary of the film.
I choose Forrest Gump. This masterpiece captures a movie story about romance, mentally challenged, and heartwarming character who catches the audience’s attention right away. It covers six different eras. The movie Forest Gump covers many social statements such as love, devotion to family, loyalty to others, determination, and a person’s character. These movie touches base on race relations with the black and white in the southern culture. As a viewer, you experience what it was like to live in the southern culture. His mother named him to prove we do things that do not make sense, which is contradictory to the southern culture and ideology. The differences in characters in this film remain very appealing. They shine light on the different aspects of history through the characters. Most critics base their opinion on the theme or entertainment of a film. Forest Gump gives out a positive message. Forest the character is a symbol of “good and bad.” Overall, the special effects of the historic scenes in the movie dramatize the actions of each character and scene.
Imagine you had known Plato and Aristotle and you had a conversation about how we
fall in love. Provide an overview of how Plato would explain falling in love, and then provide an overview of how Aristotle might explain falling in love.
Plato would explain falling in love is having the best kind of friendship that lovers can have for each other. Plato is the most interested in same-sex relationships between an older and a younger man. He believes in the love by those who are more given to the body than to the soul. Plato explained the rising through levels of closeness to wisdom and true beauty come from Carnal attraction. The next step would be the love for the body and soul. The last step of falling in love is not being connected through the body but entirely with being itself. The role where the friend sees her or his duty as the provision of advice, encouragement, and comfort to the other person.
Aristotle is not nearly as interested in erotic love as he is in friendship. Aristotle believe any relationship had to be about something. The relationship between men and women are so natural. He believes men and women come together because they need and want each other. They need each other in order to have children and continue to brighten this world. You should love and understand what the goal of life is with you and your significant other. You should be united with a common goal. Aristotle wants you to wish good for others for their own sake, not yours.
Compare and Contrast the two poems
The first poem “Love Inconsistency” by Francisco Petrarch is about his struggles with .
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1. A Streetcar Named Desire
Scenes 4-6
Characters
1. Stella and Blanche respond differently to Stanley's violent
actions during the poker game the previous night (at the end of
scene three). What does Blanche want to do? Who is Shep
Huntleigh? What does Stella want to do? What does Stella
suggest is the foundation of her marriage with Stanley? In what
ways is Stella being asked to choose between her sister and her
husband?
2. At the end of scene four Blanche reveals her thoughts about
Stanley. How does she describe and characterize him? Where
is Stanley while Blanche is talking? Does he overhear her? If
so, how do you think he would respond? When Stanley reenters
the apartment at the end of the scene, Stella runs to him and
hugs him. Why is this significant? Does it suggest something
about Stella's relationship with Stanley and her relationship
with Blanche?
3. Describe Blanche's relationship with Stanley in scene five. How
does this latest conflict between them end? Are their conflicts in
each scene becoming increasingly more serious?
4. How would you describe the relationship between Steve and
Eunice? Does their marriage provide a different view of love in
the play?
5. In scene five, Blanche again mentions Shep Huntleigh. Why
does she write to him? Is she honest? Why does she not tell
the "truth"?
6. In scene five, we see Blanche drinking again. Why does she
drink? What is she nervous about?
7. Can you explain the dynamics of Blanche's encounter with the
newspaper boy? Why does Blanche flirt with him?
8. What does Blanche want from Mitch? Is she honest with him?
Describe their relationship at the end of scene five and during
scene six. Is Mitch an aristocratic southern gentleman? If not,
provide examples from scene six to support your answer. Do
they love each other? How is their relationship different from the
relationship between Stanley and Stella?
9. In scene six Blanche explains her relationship with her
husband. What does she unexpectedly learn about him? How
does she respond to this? What does her husband do? How does
Blanche respond to his death? Does this explain why the polka
music repeats in her mind? What does this music symbolize for
Blanche?
