Steampunk Essays

  • Overview of Steampunk

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    and you’ll have Steampunk. Steampunk isn’t popular because of the clothing or the artistic style, but rather it’s popular because it instills a sense of wonderment in its followers through the use of seemingly archaic technology that looks foreign and outlandish when compared to our modern day electronics. Even with Steampunk’s mounting popularity, the question of what exactly is Steampunk still finds its way on people’s lips, and for good reason. To the outside observer, Steampunk may seem to be

  • The Analysis of Steampunk Elements in Various Video Games

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    science fiction in the 1980s steampunk has transformed into a sub-culture with developing fan communities all around the world. Its distinctive features based on Victorian fashions, recreation of this fashion with modern tools and equipment, and solving modern day’s problems with steam powered, bronze coated unrealistic machinery. (Ferguson 66). Although the elements that created steampunk were mainly based on fashion, Rebecca Onion expanded this idea by claiming most steampunk works based on aestheticism

  • Steampunk Analysis

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    “Bible” of steampunk. So a question has been raised up: what is steampunk? According to Oxford Living Dictionaries, steampunk is defined as “A genre of science fiction

  • History Of H. G Wells And The Fathers Of Science Fiction

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    The Fathers of Science Fiction One hundred and forty three years ago, on May Day science fiction was created (May). Some people consider H.G Wells, and Jules Verne to be the Fathers of science fiction. Many people have been influenced by both of the writers work and Stories. Science fiction has changed and adapted through time, but the classics have still remained. H.G wells and Jules Verne have astounded many people with their imagery and how the plot is simple but has little twists here and there

  • Analysis Of Hansel And Gretel

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    let alone been in the original oral tale. In addition weapons such as guns and a fully automated cross bow which the siblings use (appendix three), would not have existed during this era. The sibling’s attire appears to be typical steampunk fashion (appendix four). Steampunk fashion can be defined as having an influence of Victorian era attire, with accented with technological or ‘period’ accessories (appendix five). The character of Gretel varies greatly from the emotional, submissive, young girl

  • My Wife Monologue

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    Please don't send porn pics to my sister. She found very rude you showing to her something private and all she want was ask about the flight. And stop denying that you ask me to leave your house before Christmas because she knows everything because she was the one helping to hire a divorce lawyer, because you didn't pay my flight, but spent 800 dollars to a divorce lawyer. What? It was my idea too. You keep bringing whatever I said Zade, but don't remember anything about sending me here with 300

  • Descriptive Essay: The Renaissance Fair

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    Over the weekend a buddy and I headed over to the Sherwood Forest Renaissance Faire in McDade. Located within Bastrop County, the natural beauty of Elgin's wooded areas perfectly evokes feelings of an older time. Now in its 7th year, the fair has quickly grown to become one of the largest events of its type in the state of Texas, touting over 40 stage acts and 130 vendors. Of course, with so much to see and do we could only see a small selection of the offerings of the fair. And the offerings of

  • The Man From UNCLE: Film Analysis

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    The Man From UNCLE is a proper '60s spy movie with great characters, a good plot and witty dialogue. Henry Cavill is poetry in a three piece suit. Moreover, it is an utterly beautiful film with a gorgeous cast, yet Henry Cavill is still the most attractive thing in it. Fangirling over, I'd like to expand and I'm going to do this as a criticism sandwich - positive, negative, positive: Positive: The film passed two very important tests (1) the 50 year old film enthusiast husband thought it was

  • Dark Wave Research Paper

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    Symphony that swiftly combined drum & bass rhythms with trip hop. Whereas bands like Abney Park, which initially began as a dark wave Goth rock band fused with worldbeat elements and descended to a more striking and archaic sound, sustaining their Steampunk background. On the other hand artists like Bella Morte whose early dark wave output was more similar to electro pop, combined deathrock and heavy metal elements to create unique Dark wave music and artists like Faith & The Muse fused dark wave with

  • Weird West: Reciprocal Shift In The Western Genre

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    The Old West was, at the peak of its popularity, an artistic representation of Americana. Leading men such as John Wayne and Clint Eastwood were larger than life and representative of America’s view of its place in the world—a rugged avenger who does what he wants to right all wrong—and with the shift in American culture came a reciprocal shift in the Western genre. The Weird West incorporates elements unfamiliar to the West, whether they be originally from this Earth or otherwise. In some cases

  • Survival Kit Essay

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    6 Essential Pieces of Survival Kit You Should Always Carry Keywords: Survival Kit, survival knife Planning an adventure trip soon? Having the appropriate survival kit is an absolute essential for anyone looking to live a life full of adventure. Whether you're a first-time adventurer, a weekend warrior or a regular in the wilderness, if you don't carry the correct survival gear, you’re asking for trouble. Though selecting the essential items of a survival kit is a daunting task in itself, we’ve

  • Summary Of William Gibson's Neuromancer

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    According to the Guardian, “ William Gibson is probably the most important novelist of the past two decades.” His thirty year career as a visionary science fiction author and patriarch of the cyberpunk and steampunk subgenres began with The Sprawl Trilogy’s first entry: Neuromancer in 1984. Neuromancer won five awards including the Nebula and Hugo Awards for Best Novel. However despite its critical acclaim and undeniable influence Neuromancer suffers from an overambitious and complex stylistic choices

  • Summary: A Series Of Unfortunate Events

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    disguises, he doesn’t pay much attention and never listens to what the Baudelaire orphans have to say. A series of unfortunate events is gloomy and a dark comedy at times. The show has an 1800’s feel and the civilization looks like a mix of gothic and steampunk. Episodes 1 and 2 find Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire placed in the care of Count Olaf, after their parents have perished in a fire. “Grief, a type of sadness that most often occurs when you have lost someone you love, is a sneaky thing,

  • A Brief Biography Of Leonardo Da Vinci

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    created, applications for the machine would have followed. Long story short, Da Vinci was an incredibly brilliant man. His inventions would have changed the course of history completely. School textbooks today could have said something about the steampunk age that could have existed if Leo’s inventions were mass produced. War, cities, flight, and everyday life would have been very different than we know of it today.

  • Analysis Of A Midsummer Night's Dream

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    modern Italy (Appignanesi, 2009). King Lear, illustrated by ILYA, is portrayed in a setting reminiscent of The Last of the Mohicans in the Japanese manga style (Appignanesi, 2009). Twelfth Night, illustrated by Nana Li, is set—strangely enough—in a Steampunk which is a subgenre of science fiction(Appignanesi, 2009). Henry VII, illustrated by Patrick Warren, was uniquely partnered with the Historic Royal Palaces, creating a blend of historically accurate and Shakespearean drama (Appignanesi, 2009). The

  • Hyperdimension Neptunia: Video Game Analysis

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    It’s too common to see a video game release that takes itself too seriously. When things are taken too seriously and fun is removed from the grand scheme of things, you are left with an industry that recycles old game concepts and does little to introduce fresh ideas to reinvigorate the industry. Every so often a title comes along that turns the gaming world on its head through means of great humor and original conceptual design. Hyperdimension Neptunia is that kind of game. Taking place in a

  • The World Of The Theatre

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    In the world of the theatre there are two sides of the curtain, the light and the dark or as most call them, actors and technicians, and together they create a magnificent experience for people anywhere to enjoy. The actors and technicians jobs spoken of are part of a high school theatre or amateur theatre, not professional where the jobs are much more difficult and complicated. Actors are the face of a performance, while the technicians are the support system in the background. During a single scene

  • La Fiesta De Las Flores Essay

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    FIESTA DE LAS FLORES http://hotelindigo-la.com.s94149.gridserver.com/our-story/fiesta-de-las-flores/ Title tag: La Fiesta de las Flores | Hotel Indigo Downtown Los Angeles Meta description: A multicultural and multicolored tradition in downtown L.A., La Fiesta de las Flores’ tropical pageantry is a celebration of the Mexican-American community. Los Angeles is home to a proud, vibrant Mexican-American community whose influence can be seen throughout Southern California. Fiesta de las Flores— Festival

  • Blade Runner Movie Essay

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    Blade runner (1982), (2017). First Blade Runner film was produced in 1982 and was directed by a well-known director Scott Ridley. it's completely well-suited that a film devoted to replication should exist in numerous adaptations; there isn't one Blade Runner, however, seven. In spite of the fact that feelings on which is best differ and each released feature has its supporters, the complete representation of Ridley Scott's 1982 dark and gloomy film is in all The Final Cut (2002), going

  • Camden Market Analysis

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    Camden is world famous for its markets which attract more than 100,000 visitors every weekend, making it one of London's top attractions. Camden is the place to shop for funky clothes and original gifts from independent designers. Camden High Street is lined with shops including plenty of shoe stores. Camden is a cool place to hang out so expect it to be busy all weekend. There is a good nightlife scene in Camden so pick up leaflets near Camden Town tube station to find out what's on. Camden is popular