Second the Koro and ancient bullfighting whale is ironic that, in order to ensure that Kahu is the future of Whale Rider.Koro and the ancient cattle whale Kahu told the ancient bull whale indirectly to fulfill her destiny, but also to ensure that Kahu is the future of Whale Rider.Third, in the ancient bull whale “back found to Wangji Glasgow gold master, but the Maori tribe when the whale is dead, they think their life will stop at that moment, when the ancient bull whale to reach the prosperous Glasgow, Maori people is SCARD their lives, they tried to get the whale back into the ocean, but the results whale whale no final Kahu talks, and riding a whale back into the ocean, but in fact, ancient bull whale that she is a gold master old mo...
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Rebirth and Resurrection also play an important role in Whale Rider, particularly when Paikea rides the whale, Taniwha.“Whale Rider Review.” Whale Rider.Whale Rider is a beneficial movie to anyone who watches it.In Berney’s review he said, “Whale Rider provides a unique look into a society that only a few people know anything about.Through the movie Whale Rider, various religious themes such as having special powers, sacrificial love, rebirth and resurrection, nature and religion, and spiritual journey are represented.
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“Whale Rider” is a drama film of the 2002, based on the novel of Witi Ihimaera, and directed by Niki Caro.“Whale Rider” shows so many interesting and emotional themes: failure and hope, strength, and determination, all of them are witnessed in the points of past, present, and future ideals.The film ”Whale rider” is considered to be a personal and family drama, showing that families even in the most far away parts of the world have similar relations and personal problems.Until one person prepares to make the sacrifice to save the people…the Whale Rider.Problems shown in “Whale rider” .
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“Whale Rider” is a unique, untypical and fascinating film.So “The Whale Rider” shows deep levels of character development: as we see Koro’s great sadness, Nanny’s love for the family, and how Pai’s world is slowly crashing down around her.“Whale Rider” is a great example of the problems that many cultures and families are facing around the world.Paikea: “My name is Paikea Apirana, and I come from a long line of chiefs stretching all the way back to the whale rider.The film ”Whale rider” is considered to be a personal and family drama, showing that families even in the most far away parts of the world have similar relations and personal problems.
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Those years keep Kahu a “question” and make us, like Rawiri, unable to wait for her to come of age and either become the whale rider or not.Whale Rider carries itself primarily on motivation towards “the end”.Ihimaera does a great job of manipulating the motivation of the reader and intertwining it with the motivation of the characters while also leaving a prism in the middle of reality and literature where some of the gaps and missing pieces are left to be filled with the reader’s empathy, curiosity and imagination.Kahu is destined to be the next chief of the Maori in Whangara, New Zealand, a tribe that has descended from the legendary “whale rider.” However, Kahu is, as Nanny Flowers says, “Hungry for [her grandfather’s] love,” (Ihimae...
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South Pacific Pictures/ApolloMedia GmbH & Co. 5/Filmproduktion KG, 2002.Xplore Inc, 2013.In the movie Whale Rider, the New Zealander’s tradition is worshiping in the whales.Newmarket Films, 2003.Waiting for a leader” (Whale Rider).
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[Film]”The Whale Rider”.Koro’s epiphany is thus one of the greatest differences between the two texts, as he is able to surpass the greatest obstacle in his journey and move forward, whereas Okonkwo is unable to change, leading to his death.Ihimaera, Witi (2003) .Works Cited: .Similar to Things Fall Apart, the film Whale Rider by Niki Caro explores the breakdown of Maori culture in post-colonial New Zealand.
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Nga Atua- The Gods Religions across the globe have conceptualized a belief, generally surrounding the implementations and implications of th... ... middle of paper ... ...izable religious leaders can be wrong, as witnessed with the “Whale Rider.” A Religion is the basic practice that gives meaningful purpose to life filled with insecurity.This shows that because religion/s around the world have practiced their core beliefs in an attempt to guide humanities behaviors, yet , as we can observe with the “Whale Rider,” even the most influential community and cultural leaders can become miscued in their ideologies.Ancient History Sourcebook: Code of Hammurabi, c. 1780 BCE.King, L. W. (2014, April 30th).(2014, April 30.th).
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Whale Rider never becomes a saccharine because it is partly a straight tale and also partly a gripping mystical fable.The film has is thrilling as it unfolds seamingly with Maori music and rituals which bridges the spoken language.She is able to awaken the dying whale ride ion its back and guides the herd to go back to the depths of the ocean.Whale Rider is a contemporary fairy film, which depicts our celebration to our spiritual bond together with our natural environment.In the film there are no whites and there are only children t-shirts and some music which comes from a boom box that suggest the encroaching force of the majority who had control (Rountree, pg 98-99).
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Both Creon and Koro exemplify sexist attitudes throughout the Greek tragedy and film, along with their lack of humbleness and their personality that reflects on them thinking they have a higher rank than everyone.The stories both have women trying to persevere in a world where they have less rights, and strong leaders trying to suppress them.Whale Rider portrays the story of a young Maori girl who is trying to become the leader of her tribe.Their closeness shows that the tragic hero has not changed in the past three thousand years.The play, Antigone, written by the Greek playwright Sophocles and the book Whale Rider, written by Witi Ihimaera, has extremely comparable characters.
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“Forgive me, I am just fledging new to fight” Koro knows he has done wrong and has changed his attitude completely towards the situation.In the room when they are both alone, Pai is unconscious when Koro says to her “Wise leader” this shows that Koro has faced the facts that Pai is the born leader.In the extract The Happiest Refugee a scene that relates to a inner journey is when the passengers on the boat have been rescued by German sailors.“Dad cracked into a whopping great smile as he tasted his own salty tears of reliefs” this quote doesn’t only use imagery, imagery allows the reader to get more involved in the extract, this quote also uses descriptive language, descriptive language encourages the readers imagination by giving them i...
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Koro is a man of great strength, power, ability and faith, “when you extend your tongue you are saying to your enemy I am going to eat you.” In the film Koro goes in search for a new leader of the Maori people however does not realise that the answer to his problems is right in front of his face.The film “Whale Rider” directed by Niki Caro tells the anecdote about a girl named Paikea, after a great legend known to the Maori people.As a leader, Koro did not realise the support that Paikea needed during her time of adolescence, as he wasn’t just a leader to her but also her grandfather.Through close observation of the characters and how they were portrayed in each story it is easy to assume that adolescence is a time of great change, not j...
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When the whales happen to stranded on the beach, Koro is sure this signal an apocalyptic end to his tribe in anticipation of one person prepare to make the final sacrifice to save the community – the Whale Rider.Duryea on the other hand comes from today’s young generation the one who believes in going for what you want no matter what .this was illustrated by Duryea’s failure as a family man and husband.A ‘Ngati’ is a Maori tribe Ngati Porou and is a traditional Maori kiwi located in regions east of Cape and Gisborne in the North Island of New zealand.paikea, the Whale Rider, is said to be an ancestor of these people.As shown in the movie pai was blamed for her brother’s death, she was seen as the harbinger of bad fortune by koro her gran...
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These three techniques and others in the movie clearly gave it more rhythm and meaning, which helped the viewers go deeper into scenes than the third person events on the screen.The hidden meaning behind Whale Rider could not have been brought out in the acting, the screenplay, or the storyline without the narrative structure.All of the events combined would have the story seem a bit repetitive andcontinuative, but the narrative structure of the three acts enabled the story to flow thoroughly.The act targets Pai as she defies Koro, secretly learns Koro’s teachings, and learns Maori arts that are meant for boys, such as the use of a taiaha.The scene ends with Koro’s failure to find a future chief among the boys, which will lead to his acc...
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Kord and Krimmer state that most films “fail to represent real issues facing women today”, and Whale Rider is a film that definitely does not apply to this criteria.3) Counter cinema and female-gaze cinema are both forms of film that are opposed to the dominant forms in Hollywood.Kord and Krimmer write “commercial pressures….influence today’s film industry” .He uses these traditions as a way to keep females oppressed and Paikea continued to fight back, and prove him wrong.Her actions lead to cultural change, as Koro realizes that empowering women is not a weakness, but it allows for more powerful societies.
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The movie ends with Koro accepting Pai as a Wise Leader, and the people and the whale following her commands.Koro is the chief of the village and he comes from a line of chief who was known as Paikea who arrived on the island centuries ago riding on a whale.Dan on the other hand gets his position back Carter is able to learn what he lacks and he believes he could have never been better then Dan.Pai and Koro lives are surrounded with culture (Moari) and tradition example the whale riding story of Paikea, chanting and their knowledge (Mead, 2006, p.14).At the end of the film Carter realizes that Dan is the kind of leader that everyone wanted, therefore he tells him that he has learnt a lot from Dan.
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Furthermore, he is the one who consistently sees the signs of Kahu’s fate to rise up as the next leader of the tribe.He is also he guardian of Kahu and takes care of her, assuming a fatherly position.Also, the way Nanny wanted to look her best despite her failure as she wears a hat that ‘must have looked wonderful in the 1930s’ and ‘added a bit of this and a bit of that until it looked just like something out of her vegetable garden’ is a comic element which enables us to find her as an endearing character even though she is old-fashioned.He relates the events in the ‘Whale Rider’ as the role of the narrator, allowing the readers to form judgements and learn about things such as the Maori way of life and the characters through his eyes.L...
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As one of the lone members of the younger generations still respectful of the traditions of old, she comes to signify hope that these traditions will, in fact, continue to be upheld in the future.This promise that is upheld in Paikea s strength and bravery unites the generations once again under the banner of the Maori heritage.She also takes it upon herself to memorize many of the traditional Maori chants and dances.Paikea respects and admires her grandfather, and holds a deep and mysterious connection with the tribe s ancestral line; particularly her namesake, Paikea the Whale Rider, who was the first of his people to arrive in New Zealand, after journeying from Hawaii on the back of a whale.She adopts his love for the many cultural tr...
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Being an artist myself, I appreciated Porourangi’s passion for his art and family – though it was obvious why he couldn’t live with Koro.Nani is an amazing, passionate nurturer, who knows how to, for the most part, run things, while keeping Koro thinking that he’s in charge.It was fun to see Rawiri’s passion for teaching Pai the “old ways” carry over to influence him to clean up his own act.The film “Whale Rider” took me on a whale of an emotional ride.I also appreciated the awkward, mostly silent dinner scene after Koro caught Pai taiaha fighting with Hemi, the humorous scenes with the under-achieving boys, and the imaginatively shot and magical whale-riding scenes.
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Many Indians died on the travel west due to starvation, disease, and weather conditions.Whale hunting provided the Nootka tribe with a lot of great materials like oil, bones for tools, baleen for trapping, and of course plenty of meat.Many Native American Indians still have land conservations and continue to live as they did in the early years of American civilization though it will never be as it once was for these people.The clothing these tribes wore was similar in many ways, because a large majority of their clothing was made from animal hide.It would be countless years later before the Native people would see any reconciliation for what the lands and treatment that they endured.
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According to NOAA, “The technology steadily improved, and by World War II, was used once again for military purposes.Whales will begin to avoid their breeding and feeding grounds once they become compromised such as by military vessels shooting loud high pitched sounds through the water.The sonar is believed to cause internal trauma to the whales resulting in them becoming beached.Due to mass beaching scientists began researching and found that the whales in fact had ear and brain bleeds.Passive sonar allows military ships to detect submarines and other vessels without transmitting their own signals to other ships since World War I. Sonar allows a shipmate to be able to know the exact speed, coordinates, and how big the ship or submarine...
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A once lucrative industry around the world, overfishing of the whale population globally has led to the near extinction of many species.Ethics & International Affairs 26.1 (2012): 103-12.Review Of Policy Research 28.6 (2011): 631-634. Business Source Alumni Edition.Lieberman, Sarah, Tim Gray, and A. J. R. Groom."Moratoria In International Politics: A Comparative Analysis Of The Moratoria On Genetically Modified Products And Commercial Whaling."
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This campaign was created to end the sales of whale meat in Japan.These groups made statements such as contaminated whale products being sold , threat on human health and for these reasons alone, Tesco should stop endorsing such products.I personally believe that Tesco was afraid of losing its position in the market and getting a bad reputation, which clearly tells us that how these stakeholders can have a huge impact in the way you conduct your business.Tesco took its decision to stop selling whale products shortly after their second meeting, and indicated that it had immediately stopped purchasing whale meat.A significant percentage of the cetacean (large sea animals) products on sale in Japan have been shown to be highly polluted, pos...
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“High Feeding Costs Limit Dive Time in the Largest Whales”.The TDR analysis showed that whales move faster during ascent and move significantly slower when at descent.In the lunging-costly model, observed forage depths, vertical speed, number of lunges, time spent recovering at the surface, are some of the variables that were examined to provide an outright solution.Based on the results of this experiment, it has been found out that lunge-feeding in large whales is an energetically expensive activity.The optimality models showed the relative differences between the lunging-costly model versus the no-cost model.
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Riley, R. & VanDoren, C.S 1992, Movies as tourism promotion: A ‘pull’ factor in a ‘push’ location.London, Thousand Oaks, New Delhi & Singapore, SAGE, pp.Policy, Organisation and Society Special Edition: Different Globalisations, vol.‘Film & TV Tourism’ in Smith, M., MacLeod, N. and Hart Robertson, M 2010, Key Concepts in Tourist Studies.MacCannell, D 1976, ‘A semiotic of attraction’, in The tourist: a new theory of the leisure class, Schocken Books, New York, pp.
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The anger examination was made using the Deffenbacher Driving Anger Scale (Deffenbacher et al.This study presents essential information relating to motorcycle rider driving behavior resulting from the questionnaire survey for riders.The results of the rider survey were analyzed to yield significant variables influencing motorcycle road crash experience and frequency.It is also hoped that this information will be used to understand the factors that place a rider at risk of becoming involved in a crash, committing traffic violations, and/or engaging in “risky” driving practices and inform road safety programs aimed at preventing rider from engaging in potentially dangerous driving behavior.The characteristics of passing maneuver of motorcy...
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They do not need to whale to survive.In order to go more in depth with the analysis, I am going to focus on the grindadráp, also known as the grind, in the Faroe Islands.The Faroese people need the whale meat to survive, they live .The community needs the meat to survive; on the other hand, they are also stakeholders because this whale meat could affect their health.The Faroese people should actually hunt them and not force the whales to beach themselves.
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In particular, Japan is a strong supporter of this practice because whale meat constitutes part of the traditional diet and at the same time it is by far regarded as a national delicacy (Webb, 1988, p. 52).On the same not, whaling was plummeted by the introduction of the whale “harvesting” concept along with the many introduced factory ships during the earlier half of the 20 .This whaling practice, including hunting whales for the purpose of the whale products for example the blubber and meat intended to be commercially traded.Among the worst impacts of whaling is the fact that it has had severe impacts on the whale populations.This has come due to the fact that anti-whaling campaigns argue of the local and international impacts that a...
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It is incredibly important to wear motorcycle protective gear in order to maintain one 's health for the rest of their life instead of having scars for life.The black leather of the riding jacket have lighting effects as if it is being worn by a rider.Materials, textures, colors, designs, and symbolism are five subjects in this advertisement and are common visual items for motorcyclist.The banner inside the wings of the patch can represent the common design for where the name of the riding group usually goes.A rhetorical analysis of the Utah Public Safety Department’s motorcycle safety advertisement.
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