University of Exeter (UOEX)

Filmic and Text Analysis. In this essay, I will be exploring the implications of the intersections between ideology and aesthetics through analysing the representation of gender in Stella Dallas (Vidor, 1937) Now Voyager (Rapper, 1942) and East Lynne (Palmer, 1875.) I’m particularly interested in the ideologies of sexual difference, specifically the presentation of female sexuality, sacrifice, and suffering due to the oppressing societal expectations operating in their respective time peri...

In this essay, I will delve into the dynamic interplay between disruptive innovation and the music industry. I will frame my discussion by exploring the digital revolution and its effect on how music is consumed. I will analyse this notion through music distributors, specifically focusing on the case study of Spotify and its creative disruption within the industry through the creation of its music streaming platform.

This reflective essay will delve into the crucial exploration of receptiveness and its profound impact on the authenticity of my performance as an actor on screen. Moreover, I will reflect on the focus required to immerse myself in a state of receptiveness and the transformative adjustments to my acting process. The focal points of my analysis in this essay, emphasising the significance of being fully present mentally and physically, relying on my impulses, and maintaining an active engagement w...

n this viewing diary, I will be reflecting and recording my developing ideas surrounding the representation of societal issues in two impactful episodes from Delhi Crime (Netflix, 2019) directed by Richie Mehta. Particularly, I will be considering the development of my judgements surrounding Mehta’s choices to successfully and sensitively present a traumatic event on television. Central to my argument is recognising televisions evolution by recording my evolving opinions on Mehta’s conveymen...

In this essay, I will be questioning why David Simon’s The Wire (HBO, 2002), a prime example of quality television within an American context, must strive for an immersive viewing experience in order for viewers to understand the complexity of the narrative. Specifically, I will be analysing the extent to which The Wire possesses the power to control the behaviour of its viewers, whether promoting or resisting narrative engagement, through its complex structure and visual approach.

This essay will question the origins of generational conflicts, exploring postfeminist critical theory and the concept of matrophobia within the differing contexts of these films. Moreover, I will explore the impact of differing generational perspectives, focusing on how mothers’ oppressive views on their daughters’ attempts to assert their agency contribute to the generational conflict. Furthermore, to understand the link between postfeminist culture and matrophobic culture, this essay ex...

In this analysis, I will delve into the function of this sequence, unpacking the intricacies of mise-en-scène, cinematography, editing, and soundtrack. By dissecting these elements, one can uncover layers of meaning that inform our understanding of the power of female friendships.

This is a full set of year one criminal law notes with all the information that you need. Condense from textbooks, lectures, and revision textbooks with over 200 cases cited, these were the only notes that I required for all my exams for criminal law. All principles, rules, exceptions, structures, and more is listed. This document is over 130 pages long and condenses over 2000 pages of information. This document holds case tables, inter-case analysis, and detailed of contract law topics includin...

Full lecture and reading notes relating to the sociology of pharmaceutical drug, development and marketing in the 20 and 21st centuries

Detailed notes of all addiction lectures from year 23/34. Contains a variety of subjects including histories/analysis of individual substance use as well as general notes on policy and treatment suggestions.