The companions, meanwhile, are all sketched-in archetypes, and most of those archetypes are reasonably compelling.
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But these archetypes come to him because archetypes are how leaders and candidates in politics tell stories.
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"The way Carl Jung [the psychoanalyst who first discussed such archetypes] described archetypes was as eternal symbols," Ronnberg explained.
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They were icons of sexuality — archetypes of late 20th-century sexuality who then defied and redefined those archetypes for the 21st century.
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How to Be Single follows these archetypes to a fault.
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"These archetypes are warrior, priestess, lover, and androgyne," Grahn says.
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"India Pale Ale" introduces its own unexpected juxtaposition of archetypes.
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Vividly recasting many Western archetypes, Scapellato's inventive, hallucinatory prose dazzles.
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Theirs is not a collision of archetypes, but of people.
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Parker's theory stemmed from the fact that she viewed her co-stars characters as mere "archetypes," but archetypes can be as fun to watch as super-nuanced characters — it doesn't make the fiction worse.
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Her deeply researched collections — 84 of them to date — exploit a welter of tweaked archetypes (surfer meets Kawai schoolgirl) and the giddy mash-ups of incongruous archetypes (pirate encounters pre-Raphaelite) that are her specialty.
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Tribulation is less interested in sex and more interested in archetypes.
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In his book "The Intelligent Investor", Graham distinguished between two archetypes.
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Comedy itself is based on archetypes, which usually border on stereotypes.
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The story of the two Stark sisters begins with familiar archetypes.
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There were certain cultural archetypes constantly being pushed down my throat.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Obama as examples of established archetypes.
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"These are the archetypes," said Ronen Izhaki, who choreographed the piece.
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In Archetypes, several groupings of these small works are on view.
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As popular culture archetypes, these used to be scary black men.
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They start out as archetypes, but then they turn into something else.
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It doesn't help that these characters are, on some level, intentional archetypes.
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"In wrestling there are two archetypes: faces and heels," the source explains.
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It's a sympathetic unravelling of female archetypes that's confused some early listeners.
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Cooper, however, roots these eternal archetypes into the music industry of now.
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Gay Semiotics never intended to be a complete catalogue of gay archetypes.
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They're archetypes, not characters so much as cover versions of other characters.
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It's an an escape from reality and brings self-realization through archetypes.
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We have these idiotic artistic archetypes that have been sold to us.
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In the best of all possible worlds, the old archetypes are irrelevant.
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Children's Books Fables give us archetypes to live by in nutshell form.
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Before, popular films reduced blackness to a set of archetypes and stereotypes.
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Who are your prototypical or your archetypes of different types of customers?
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This industry plays to fears about masculine archetypes like strength and libido.
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This industry plays to fears about masculine archetypes like strength and libido.
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If anything, Hollywood's insistence on those archetypes has only muddled the picture.
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There are countless management gurus out there expounding on the "12 brand archetypes," but there's also a wealth of academic work looking at everything from Mythical Narratives in Car Advertising to the use of animal archetypes as brand symbolism.
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Parents, teachers, classmates, and coworkers were presented as archetypes, reading from a script.
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In a series of fast-paced introductory scenes, the characters adhere to archetypes.
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They divided the population into four generational archetypes: Hero, Artist, Prophet, and Nomad.
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You know the kind of archetypes and tropes that come with the genre.
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It all comes down to its reliance on still-relevant archetypes, she explains.
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"These archetypes are in our culture, they are not going away," he says.
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At times, he says, he relied on the Kabbalah, numerology, or Jungian archetypes.
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It's about cutting through to the symbolic understanding of certain archetypes or forms.
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Psychologists sometimes break down children in dysfunctional families into a series of archetypes.
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Olmstead has a Dickensian sense of character, and doesn't hesitate to introduce archetypes.
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"People think in terms of stories and in terms of archetypes," Cernovich said.
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She detailed for me the various archetypes she has observed over the years.
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His four characters fit archetypes familiar to those with knowledge of that world.
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Rendered in white plaster, they have a chilly, spectral presence, archetypes of modern anonymity.
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You could explore traditional archetypes on one day, and on another, disregard them completely.
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Tanya: The male characters also fit the same archetypes, though not quite as neatly.
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Naylor's model, which reduced predictions to 12 basic archetypes, did away with all that.
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To some extent, all these characters are cliched archetypes, but they're each given depth.
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They don't neatly fit archetypes of swing voters like so-called suburban soccer moms.
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While every office is some kind of cult, every group of people respects archetypes.
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The two women also represent a particular variation on the Rachel and Leah archetypes.
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There were a lot of archetypes I was thinking about through the different seasons.
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So, clearly left out, I turned to archetypes that mirrored my own nervous energy.
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And he began to break down the overarching archetypes that would comprise his hierarchy.
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To be sure, most of the show's characters are more complicated versions of these archetypes.
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"We still go back to the archetypes that we find the Bible," the rabbi said.
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These images are not merely comments on cultural archetypes, but earnest investigations of Mapplethorpe himself.
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Speaking of Jungian archetypes, stones do indeed play a major part in the psychoanalyst's philosophies.
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New archetypes allow you to tailor your preferred class for different types of battle conditions.
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Successful companies focus on one, maybe two, archetypes and provide effective solutions for those individuals.
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Understanding what can appeal to members across all three archetypes marks an important first step.
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Goddard spends quite a bit of time putting these characters, all vague archetypes, into position.
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But the important thing is to think in terms of "archetypes," Jim Margolis told me.
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Similarly, the rest of the characters can be viewed as subversions of familiar fantasy archetypes.
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Those approaches remain today as contrasting archetypes for how to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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I think of it as representing archetypes and using the touchstones of pop and subculture.
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The author may as well be describing the two male archetypes that dominate his fiction.
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The administration's very real policy of separating families already plays to the first two archetypes.
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Then, we answer your questions, from pizza preferences to fantasy archetypes, we'll answer 'em all!
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My work is broadly autobiographical and confessional, frequently inspired by everyday objects, images, and archetypes.
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It's interested in them as broad archetypes, as ways to avoid story as much as possible.
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I focus on three Southern archetypes: the old mountain woman, the mammy, and the Southern belle.
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The Hosts in the titular park, at first glance, match archetypes of the American West narrative.
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Do the gals in your gang fill the archetypes that we've seen from the Oceans franchise?
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Here are the five main female characters, and the outmoded archetypes they fulfill on the show.
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Writers have to keep the strengths of familiar archetypes and conventions, but also push them forward.
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It does not mean that you insinuate flawed, conditioned archetypes into the fabric of your stories.
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I recognized it as an archetypal form, but not one in the common lexicon of archetypes.
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Tanya: The more I thought about that after watching the movie, the more those archetypes emerged.
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He's laid waste to so many archetypes that the modern day, flex-addicted rapper ostensibly needs.
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Titanfall 2 refines the mech roles, establishing each of the six under more role-specific archetypes.
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The melodies were very contrary to a lot of the "brutal" death metal tropes and archetypes.
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I consider many fairytales to be myths, and I'm interested in the archetypes found in them.
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Past elections have seen parties target archetypes such as "Mondeo Man", "Worcester Woman" and "Pebbledash People".
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The writers of SATC mined these archetypes to write hundreds of intriguing scenarios for the women.
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The dress code for guests is "come as you were": archetypes like jock, prep or nerd.
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"They are trying to get to the root of certain archetypes," said Mr. Labaco, the curator.
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Both refuse to fit into the narrow array of queer archetypes with which we've grown familiar.
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The genius, the brilliant mind trapped in a wrecked body, are archetypes of literature and folklore.
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What we're reading: New York magazine's examination of this year's internet archetypes (VSCO girl, wife guy…).
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And instead of working with female archetypes in the media, Gaignard makes the personal explicitly political.
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The deeper the archetypes go in an opera, the more purely you can feel the emotion.
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These elements filters into his more lighthearted and humorous works, which often riff on American archetypes.
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I believe kitsch is a domain that holds the powerful universal archetypes of the collective consciousness.
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The characters are archetypes of people most watchers are friends with, or want to be friends with.
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It is still a pulpy good-vs-evil adventure yarn about comic-book archetypes punching each other.
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These are all big, familiar action-movie archetypes, and they crop up in other films as well.
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The painting was by Alice Mizrachi, an artist known for using female archetypes to address social ills.
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Being a visual artist, the images and archetypes speak to me in ways that words never could.
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But the guys are fairly universal, they're kind of archetypes—everybody knows versions of these guys, basically.
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In the title story, Gay devotes herself to finding specificity in the abstraction of difficult woman archetypes.
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You can detect Hollywood's favorite archetypes in the narratives that develop around movies as awards season approaches.
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Some of her small leather goods are based on the archetypes of jean pockets and sunglasses cases.
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It could help to normalize female political ambition, allowing the candidates to be individuals rather than archetypes.
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They'd play with the costumes and the archetypes as an exercise in boosting confidence, and feminist consciousness.
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"There aren't an infinite number of narrative arcs," he says, citing Joseph Campbell's theory of storytelling archetypes.
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In many ways, they're more archetypes than people, jumping in and out of the action at will.
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Indeed, McKinsey & Company outlined five "managerial archetypes" and the optimal number of direct reports for each one.
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Both his story and his storytelling eluded the archetypes of African-American life, and of Broadway musicals.
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In their minds, I believe these archetypes work to invalidate criticism and to inoculate them from accountability.
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The research ranged from intensive classes on Jungian archetypes to repeated viewings of the movie Crimson Peak.
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But other than that, the characters aren't really even archetypes so much as a collection of random faces.
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There's something particularly refreshing about the show giving Betty and Veronica personalities that go deeper than their archetypes.
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So, it's exciting to play something outside of the three archetypes that people like to see me in.
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It is telling that the masculine, martyr, and revolutionary archetypes all converge to mean the same thing: savior.
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For her follow-up release, 2012's Electra Heart, she devised a concept album that mocked pop archetypes.
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In the game, a terrifying playground of scary movie tropes and archetypes, you play as eight different teens.
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" These individuals—possibly the only normal people out of all of the archetypes mentioned above—are "careful correctors.
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The people look and sound and act too much like real humans, instead of pretty, spray-tan archetypes.
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Zito and Todd claim that there are seven archetypes among Trump voters who once supported the Democratic Party.
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This gives the series room to make fun of more, let's say, specific Bachelor archetypes, like Nick Viall.
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Donald Trump and Jerry Nadler represent contrasting New York archetypes—the rapacious developer and the woolly-headed liberal.
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You've seen the characters Sherman plays before because they're archetypes — often stereotypes — built from class and identity tropes.
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In its telling, Europe was liberated by squads of melodramatic, heroic archetypes on a high-stakes achievement hunt.
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The referential films revel in nostalgia: for genre tropes and archetypes, design and characterization, pop culture and myth.
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Olivia Munroe: Archetypes continues at Sundaram Tagore Gallery (547 West 27th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 7, 2017.
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Then, a couple gets into a fight over which classic American archetypes to play or not to play.
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American manhood is reshaping itself in two opposing directions, and both archetypes are ones we've never seen before.
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Archetypes are there for a reason: to provide reassurance and encouragement amid the squall and uncertainty of life.
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The simmering rivalry between Crosby and Capitals Star Alexander Ovechkin is often portrayed as one between two archetypes.
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It was during this time that Patterson learned how to put a modern spin on classic European archetypes.
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Agnon's prose recalls the style and the archetypes of the Bible, the Talmud, medieval commentators, and Hasidic folktales.
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Their storylines eschew dialogue and employ fairytale archetypes to subvert the player's expectations and ultimately posit deeper questions.
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The archetypes — assigned as a part of the maxi challenge to each contestant — go beyond the traditional Bachelor girls.
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These archetypes, Crosby says, make it easier for those over at Wevorce to customize the process to the couple.
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We also never really learn much about any of the four women that goes beyond the archetypes they're playing.
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The world only sees the girls in this movie as pretty things on Facebook, and archetypes rather than people.
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With its technological advances, tribal monarchy, and long-term sustenance, Wakanda and its leaders are archetypes for Black excellence.
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"I would pull images and then infer which card it was, seeing which archetypes drove the collage," she says.
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They're familiar archetypes, and as the first half of the film unfurls, it's a pretty standard-issue war movie.
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The group is a collective of familiar archetypes: Davey is the leader and a science-fiction conspiracy-theory nut.
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Luckily, Boston has doubled up on defensive archetypes in order to attack the problem with a volume of bodies.
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It's a simplification, of course, reducing Golden State's season to swings between poles, and Curry and Green to archetypes.
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Fighting these pervasive, subconscious prejudices requires not only being aware of them, but also changing the archetypes of power.
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And the Obama family — African-American, youthful, attractive and urbane — were archetypes of a modern city on the upswing.
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I never wanted to fall into the archetypes of traditional femininity, nor did I want to be entirely male.
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It was all about playing around with dance music archetypes and with the standard pyramidal structure of identifying elements.
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It's the same format you fell in love with from the original, down to the similar archetypes of contestants.
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When Roupenian leans into her ability to explore and explode modern archetypes like this, she's a breathtakingly exhilarating force.
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As far as audience archetypes go, the EDM bro might be the most maligned in all of dance music.
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As for herself, as an adult woman, she worries about being asked to identify with archetypes of murky depths.
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Rome is overflowing with the archetypes and iconography of various epochs, layering them, cluttering them, bringing them into collision.
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Her charisma was tough, charming and sexy, combining various feminine pop archetypes without quite conforming to any of them.
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But their childhoods, rather than mirror images, trace a kind of parabola: two archetypes of the African immigrant narrative.
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Even the more developed scenes — fictional, though drawn from general fact — quickly deflate with the dubiousness of forced archetypes.
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She's always been fascinated by romantic archetypes, American myths, classic roles to be played out as life imitates art.
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But if you want to see Western genre archetypes mirrored with Japanese characters, go watch an Akira Kurosawa movie.
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So while the taunt has been directed at countless players over the years, those are the still the two archetypes.
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" He says he shot one frame before the light disappeared, and so too did "a hidden account of feminine archetypes.
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The rankings rely on six archetypes, from nostalgia to identity, to analyze how companies develop an emotional connection with customers.
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These included one Sigmund Freud, who developed psychoanalysis in Vienna, in order to expose the common archetypes of the unconscious.
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MashUp Machine embraced horror genre stereotypes in creating the cast, but those characters don't need to behave like their archetypes.
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"You see Vera physicalizing some of the impulse work they do and dabbling in these Jungian archetypes," Coon told us.
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She had long been drawn to fairy tales and Jungian archetypes, tools that frequently helped her to reimagine Polish history.
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By contrast, the Italian interviewees were more eager to talk about structure, character development, and Ferrante's clever use of archetypes.
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From The Real World on, reality TV has cast people as archetypes: the Virgin, the Racist, the Angry Black Person.
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Nickson's Arcadia is no less idyllic than its ancient prototype, but full of people we recognize, rather than classical archetypes.
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The male characters developed by Voltage are often depicted as men in positions of power, though other archetypes are present.
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Women isn't advanced gender theory or radical feminism, but a series of videos about recognizing common narrative themes and archetypes.
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As is the case in Grossman's novels, those other characters gradually reveal themselves to be more complex than their archetypes.
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" She added, "Outside matron archetypes and joke characters, visibly fat women had no place in media I had access to.
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Gabriel's paintings deal in archetypes and symbolism rather than individuals, so each of these canvases holds a wealth of content.
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As our cultural understanding of parenthood and family evolves, we need new archetypes that reflect the world we live in.
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Here are a few of the male archetypes we expect you'll encounter on your erotic voyage through Spotify-enabled Tinder.
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There's a lot of hero archetypes in [13 Hours and the other movies], but remember: Benghazi is not made up.
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Furthermore, the models' alignment with now hackneyed male archetypes like construction workers and cops, in a way, confirm masculinity's fragility.
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Researchers Elena Botelho and Kim Powell, co-authors of the new book "The CEO Next Door," identified four key archetypes:
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For millennia, storytellers have leaned on the same material, like myths and archetypes, to find new ways to tell stories.
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She doesn't subvert the archetypes, exactly, but she grounds them in such particular details that they feel new and fresh.
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The alternative, adapting the older archetypes to an era of greater equality between the sexes, is admittedly a difficult task.
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These works referenced mostly celebrity or political archetypes but were also deeply rooted in the visual culture of their time.
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Lisa Lu, who played An-Mei, one of the mothers in "The Joy Luck Club," experienced these archetypes first hand.
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He's a psychologist who's turned Jungian interpretation of mythic archetypes into an idiosyncratic self-help philosophy for a secular age.
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Like almost all Korean school dramas, School 2017 has a love triangle set up involving bad-boy and good-guy archetypes.
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Different archetypes of housewives and mothers have continued to emerge, each new iteration reflecting the pressures and particularities of her time.
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They include the historical archetypes, but are also influenced by his interest in Persian miniatures, Indian Rajput paintings, and Uzbek architecture.
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Mr McConnell's syllogism, equating single-payer health insurance systems with socialism, government and Europe, rests on a set of deep archetypes.
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Meaning was everywhere, and readers analyzed the Dr. Strange stories for their relationship to Egyptian myths, Sumerian gods, and Jungian archetypes.
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"Within science fantasy there are so many different tropes, there are so many archetypes you see all the time," he said.
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Along with shows like House of Cards, its appeal lay in identifying the Washington archetypes of our time, however crudely sketched.
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How many different whiskies do you have as options in the test and how do they correlate to the personality archetypes?
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There are dozens of qualified candidates for head coaching jobs in a given year, and most tend to fit certain archetypes.
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Although she rarely finds space to explore them in depth, Powers has a knack for drawing out archetypes that span generations.
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He was producing the movie Fitzcarraldo, which, if you haven't seen it, is a deeply pessimistic take on nature philosophy archetypes.
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It's about stripping away our inherited archetypes and our distracting issues to look at our solid bodies, our experiences amongst people.
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His actors are colorfully styled as lesbian archetypes, with soft butches sprinkled in among the eye-shadowed punks and earth mothers.
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Still, these early women are archetypes rather than individuals, closer to the mythic figures of Corot's Neo-Classical and Romantic forebears.
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"Hasan was intrinsically different from all of the caricatures and archetypes of what 'Daily Show' correspondents had been," Noah told me.
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His characters tend to be drawn from the archetypes of suburbia, but he regards them with a gentle respect and affection.
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In the end, Queen and Slim, and all the other composite characters in the film are archetypes, stand-ins, poor summaries.
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"Girl" is a boardinghouse drama, a gathering-of-archetypes genre that was popular in the first half of the 20th century.
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The characters' costumes are obsessively styled and amped up to invoke archetypes that barely existed until Murphy came up with them.
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Mr. Crimp transposes the novel's archetypes of unworldly, vulnerable woman and controlling, predatory man into a shifting, contemporary, aged-up key.
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Images of converging rail lines and the cynical gateway — "Arbeit Macht Frei" — Work Sets You Free — stand as archetypes of genocide.
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"There are all of these archetypes that gay culture tells me to fit into," Sissyfit frontman Kyle Casey Chu told VICE.
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These men hoped that their images — these black archetypes — would not only disarm racist stereotypes but also bolster black self-esteem.
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A whole series of guys who are right out of the semiconductor industry and the tone was, there were still archetypes.
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After all, men without ideals, without a good gentlemanly archetypes to follow, are destined to be boys, or maybe cads, for life.
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They had to train a predictive model that guessed what sorts of Likes or Facebook profile data their targeted political archetypes possessed.
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Which is not to say there haven't been successes; Fargo and Friday Night Lights are as equally beloved as their cinema archetypes.
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The roster is a two-way army of chic NBA archetypes and nobody should be surprised if/when they reach the Finals.
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And then the other thing was that it was really fun to work with existing archetypes of animals, like the existing preconceptions.
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Others, like Reddit user PhD_in_everything, satirize internet archetypes like the mansplaining know-it-all by overtly condescending to whomever they're speaking with.
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But even when Archer was rappelling off a skyscraper or dodging the KGB, the show was always steeped in Old Hollywood archetypes.
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Instead, as she explains on a page dedicated to characterization on her website, she utilized cultural archetypes to further develop Cho's character.
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With categories like Clowns, Castles, Horses, Kings, Moons, Musicians, Ships, and Swords, the word cloud reads like a list of Jungian archetypes.
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The 20th-century civil rights and women's rights movements and the 19th-century abolitionist and women's suffrage movements provide more useful archetypes.
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Figures like the cultists, the devil, and the power brokers are such broadly drawn archetypes that their mere existence isn't that interesting.
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The character archetypes are so true to life that everybody knows an Angela, or a Dwight, or a Michael, or a Kelly.
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And as many (including my Vox colleagues Alissa Wilkinson and Todd VanDerWerff) have noted, La La Land also deliberately traffics in archetypes.
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"It's important to remember that masculinity doesn't need to be defined by the heteronormative archetypes we grew up with," FiFi told me.
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This process of individuation is all the more impressive for its refusal to present its team as a classic band of archetypes.
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During a time when many southern senators railed against blacks using racist language and archetypes, Russell adopted a far more cerebral approach.
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For a game so indebted to America's civil rights movement, Detroit's archetypes do tend to fall into deep pits of insulting cliché.
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This British comedian, whose Emmy-winning "Tracey Takes On …" left the channel in 1999, returns to skewer archetypes from across the Atlantic.
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He's an Aquarius and believes in astrology, not as a series of rigid archetypes, but as an "energetic system" that guides us.
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For the show, Mr. Bembury and five other designers created archetypes of their "ultimate sneaker" that plays with Mr. Murakami's cartoonish iconography.
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Untangling these two reference points — the world of fictional archetypes and the world of real crime and ethnic stigma — is nearly impossible.
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The media's no help: We love few archetypes better than that of the brilliant mastermind who's the real power behind the throne.
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It's combining art, voice acting, attack animations, and plot to deliver at least memorable archetypes and potentially someone's favorite character in games.
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From my own archetypes and from my own cultural upbringing, I couldn't go down deep and come up with a woman wizard.
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My hunch is those who seek to take advantage of women will eventually be repulsed and give up, true to heteronormative archetypes.
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If, as the surrealists believed, art comes from the unconscious, then the ideas art conveys are often built on Jungian mythological archetypes.
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In 2013, the artist collaborated with avant-garde favorite Eckhaus Latta to design clothes representing societal archetypes ranging from sociopaths to drug addicts.
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Unseld agrees that the piece intentionally draws heavily on broad themes and archetypes, but he thinks that's the right move at this point.
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They regularly put the game above their would-be identities, and they unexpectedly came across as more human than the established reality archetypes.
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These women are not ideals; they are witless, erotic archetypes that have escaped into our brains from old girlie magazines our parents owned.
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With these archetypes in mind, the Ideo team came up with a handful of conceptual services and presented them to the research subjects.
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But let's not give away all the archetypes for free: people should go and have a look, and try to discover hidden meanings.
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The Oscars' red carpet presented four archetypes we're familiar with in pop culture: The Bride, The Princess, The Prude, and The Femme Fatale.
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Evidence over the past decade shows that legislative influence in foreign policy can be significant when issues appeal to members across these archetypes.
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In his studies of the Bible and literature, Frye showed that mythical archetypes were powerful and recurring, yes, but also subject to revision.
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"Hamilton" is more a cast of archetypes, I think, that would allow room for original, idiosyncratic definition within the outlines of each part.
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He frames his rivalries with name calling, attempting to box fellow Republicans, Hillary Clinton, and the media into simple, made-for-TV archetypes.
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Similar to the mirroring sequence in the second act, this third act depicts the artists clearing her psychic space of archetypes and rules.
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A play between fulfillment and subversion of genre tropes and archetypes has become a key part of the modern anime and game landscape.
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While we're not quite yet sure which house archetypes map to the Hogwarts originals, hopefully this isn't the last we'll hear of Ilvermorny.
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Their fictional film, She Gone Rogue, explores transfeminine archetypes to tell ancestral (or trans-cestral, rather) lessons about creating one's own chosen family.
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The collection had been greeted, not altogether warmly, as a cute, kitschy take on high-school archetypes: the jock, the goth, the cheerleader.
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She conjures a lineage of threatening archetypes: the harpy and her talons, the witch and her spells, the medusa and her writhing locks.
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If you've ever watched a TV show or movie with a "close-knit" group of dude friends, these archetypes probably feel pretty familiar.
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Each song presents supposedly ordinary people who've gotten suckered in by the imagined normative paradise American archetypes live in and then get burned.
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"Many character actors had created their archetypes in vaudeville or theater," says Bruce Goldstein, director of repertory programming at New York's Film Forum.
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Likewise, Del Rey's music indulges in melodramatic archetypes of women by amplifying concepts of femininity and futility to the point of high camp.
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" The book's sporting themes, the salty, eccentric dialogue and the vivid characters who also become perfect archetypes made me think of "The Natural.
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It can perfectly capture one side's villainous archetypes of the other, without regard for pesky facts that might not fit the story line.
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The trope began as a part of more traditional trickster archetypes across the world, like the court jester, the fool, and the harlequin.
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But if you look at the research into neurotic archetypes, they are extremely sensitive to external threats on a number of different levels.
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The Major Arcana (which, along with the Minor Arcana, makes up the tarot) is comprised of archetypes that represent phases of self-actualization.
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As I looked deeper, it came as no surprise that some of Brazil's most cherished and renowned cultural archetypes emerged from Rio's favelas.
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But such debates miss an essential point: these pictures represent the former first couple both as individuals and as archetypes of African Americans.
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Having taken on one of the most iconic roles in the superhero world, Gal Gadot tried her hand at some other well-known archetypes.
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That's one way you win an Oscar: get people to think of your film as being in the mold of other great Hollywood archetypes.
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Finding inspiration in Japanese aesthetics, Zen poetry, and the work of Haruki Murakami, Artesero also draws upon "symbols and archetypes" to create her work.
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Point Break is also a sly interrogation of big-screen masculine archetypes that pits Reeves against Swayze, another handsome, intensely physical male movie star.
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I'm not always sure about how Westworld is using archetypes and stereotypes that have grown up around racial and gender roles in our storytelling.
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As my colleague Andrew writes, it doesn't have much room to flesh out its premise, leaving us with strong archetypes but not enough substance.
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Wright says their movement isn't uniform by any means, but that he uses Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and her father (Louis Herthum) as archetypes.
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"Weiss has identified several archetypes of online beauty shoppers and wants to build the site to serve them," Janine Wolf and Kim Bhasin wrote.
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As the hosts themselves point out, it's a copy that recycles the core story beats, archetypes, and character dynamics that already worked in Westworld.
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One kind of fun (or "fun") available at Gawker/Gizmodo Media was the chance to watch what happened when archetypes bounced up against reality.
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Boris Karloff's portrayals of Frankenstein's monster in Frankenstein and Imhotep in The Mummy in the early 1930s helped create genre-defining movie monster archetypes.
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This came in stark contrast to the superhero archetypes of the Golden Age of comics, who were typically flawless muscle-bound god-like figures.
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Born and raised in the LA area, McCloskey studied acting at Juilliard in order to understand the inner workings and motivations of different archetypes.
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They are not named but identified as archetypes: Alpha, the Moralist; Beta, the Disappointed Lover; Gamma, the Slave of History; and Delta, the Troubadour.
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They say that there are four main types of avoidance archetypes, or procrastinators: the performer, the self-deprecator, the overbooker, and the novelty seeker.
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"Ghostbusters" doesn't bother with any of that, and in the process seems to be on the verge of inventing a new set of archetypes.
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In this engrossing scramble of fairy tales, a woman goes berry picking in the forest and becomes lost in a tangle of dark archetypes.
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Several critics have viewed this Joker as a perfect example of the trickster archetype, one of the many archetypes devised by psychoanalyst Carl Jung.
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In short bursts of colorful animation, 24-year-old Finnish animator Anna Salmi posts the stories of recognizable archetypes with her own personal flair.
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As an adult, I've bounded between these two archetypes in my romantic life like the princess trapped between the two worlds of the movie.
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Nonfiction THE DEATH AND LIFE OF AIDA HERNANDEZA Border StoryBy Aaron Bobrow-Strain Two opposed archetypes tend to dominate America's debate about undocumented immigrants.
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She adapted and applied Jung's ideas about the mythical archetypes underpinning the psyche to help her clients resolve problems like depression and eating disorders.
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That passage could be a description of Jordan Peterson's popular YouTube videos, mélanges that include everything from evolutionary psychology to Jungian archetypes to Taoism.
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Boesman and Lena became archetypes of the broader human condition of poverty; not South Africa's peculiar (and remediable) problem but the world's eternal one.
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Having identified five "managerial archetypes," a McKinsey & Company report suggests the recommended number for direct reports is personalized and dependent on your leadership style.
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Linzy explained this as part of his personal process, too: These Hollywood archetypes and cultural stereotypes — a lot of that was used as propaganda.
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Lyrically, themes range from meditations on the relationship between man and recorded history to looking at different American archetypes through a lense of (attempted) equanimity.
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When bacteria were first observed through a microscope, suspended in liquid on slides, in their simplicity they seemed like the archetypes of primitive, solitary cells.
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BRCA1 and 2 are some of the most powerful cancer markers scientists have discovered—archetypes of an ever expanding pool of potentially livesaving genetic tests.
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Many horror films could be triggering to survivors of violence, abuse, and assault, and their formulaic plots and archetypes don't always leave room for nuance.
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In a way, Clark was right about the obscurity of her past work, filled with archetypes and distanced observations — emotions through a stained-glass window.
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The Tank class of heroes might be the trickiest to grasp overall if you're new to Overwatch and the strategic interplay of these four archetypes.
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a sequel to Wolfenstein: The New Order, set in 1961 America and featuring a cast of pulp movie archetypes.
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Or Vanderpump a modern retelling of a Greek tragedy with Shakespearean archetypes in a contemporary setting, or utter garbage I can't tear myself away from?
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But what came after — the distortion and embellishment of the story in the media, the sorting of women into easy archetypes — that was a spectacle.
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For some fans, the allure of Star Wars has been more than just mythic archetypes (which many franchises have) or iconic spaceship designs and aesthetics.
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But its most straight-faced and important storylines are generally about pastors, veterans, farmers, and other positive rural American archetypes protecting their way of life.
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The taxonomy gets more sophisticated as these thankless roles split into five archetypes: the duct tapers, the goons, the flunkies, box tickers and task masters.
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Most of the characters barely even rise to the level of "stock archetypes" – they're just empty vessels made to parrot diatribes, theses, and mission statements.
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Like, you can find some evolved version of it [Advice Animals] no matter where you look in meme culture, because all the archetypes are there.
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Mary + Jane wants its viewers to see themselves as Jordans and Paiges, which should be easy enough, since the two are less characters than archetypes.
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All the members of his large ensemble find revealing new shapes within archetypes and insist that we grasp and even sympathize with their characters' perspectives.
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We subscribe to these very rigid archetypes of what a C.E.O. should look like, and what life experiences are required to get to that position.
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But it shares with its predecessor a fondness for the subterfuges and archetypes of classic farce, which Mr. Bean translates fluently into modern-day terms.
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In some of her photographs, she stages herself as archetypes like a bride or an archangel; in others she documents personal moments, like herself crying.
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With the sudden appearance of Palin it was possible to see the rise of new political archetypes and forms and they are now upon us.
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Christmas and Kacey Musgraves mesh, on the other hand, because Musgraves is a genius at parsing American archetypes and repackaging them in palatable modern contexts.
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By utilizing Elizabeth Taylor as a feminist avatar, Burkhart toys with and renegotiates how we interact with the archetypes still foist on women in 2018.
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Some of these archetypes are incredibly familiar from stories told across all media, where women are often portrayed as mothers, maidens, crones, and the like.
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Everything irritating about her creative writing technique — her gimmicky conceits, her artful turns of phrase ("You can come over/but you can't come in"), her characters that stand for big concepts, the way she explains the moral of the story at the end — turns powerful given that she's dealing with archetypes rather than isolated narrative, and given that the archetypes in each song reinforce each other.
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But really, it's about spending time in virtual reality hanging out with that ne plus ultra of Japanese erotic archetypes, the girl in the sailor uniform.
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Interestingly, it's through Teddy — the show's first big reveal, in the series premiere — that we realize the secret engine turning these archetypes into myths: the audience.
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Styled with vintage-inspired crop-tops, sheer blouses, and colorful knits, the pieces really do present a juxtaposition to the archetypes Ganni has become known for.
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India's current economic challenges stem largely from policy failures As such competition mounts, an explosion in access to information is demolishing archetypes and encouraging greater ambition.
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Yuskavage's uncomfortably sexualized female archetypes have an affinity with Kara Walker's black paper silhouettes that use stereotypes of Antebellum slavery figures to deconstruct embedded racial prejudices.
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As Laurie Fabiano, the president of the Tory Burch Foundation, told Refinery29 (one of the summit's media partners), the summit is about challenging these career archetypes.
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Where before you had a measure of choice in guiding your hero's development, now each hero fits into one of several archetypes based on their abilities.
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An icon, after all, is more than just a tiny picture — it has to communicate fairly complicated ideas quickly and clearly by tapping into human archetypes.
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In this series, the photographer identifies five basic archetypes, derived from the erotic imagery established in gay magazines, connecting them with specific elements of American culture.
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It would have been easy to reduce these figures to archetypes, but Ms Ramos inhabits each one with affection, sensitivity and a keen ear for voice.
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Archetypes, such as a timid, "Rebecca"-like narrator, are toyed with, allowing the audience to feel a momentary sense of familiarity, before being discarded or subverted.
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They break down all of the archetypes and stereotypes that you see of black women on TV and in magazines, so you don't trust those anymore.
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There are the nauseating archetypes known to anyone who's ever been clubbing: the leering loner, the shady dealer, the aged silverback raver, the ever-present bro.
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They come across as real people, rather than archetypes, and the text and subtext are heavily invested in their traumas and the ways they've processed them.
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While many fictional robots exist on a spectrum between these archetypes, the robo-killer trope has dominated public fears about the future threat of artificial intelligence.
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It's a pastiche of jungle-y, vaguely Amazonian visual cues and archetypes, its characters clad in loincloths, body paint, and lots of bone and tooth necklaces.
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What is easily her most relevant piece of work to date, "Nightmare" chews up forced female archetypes, swallows them, and spits them back at the audience.
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And they're not even actual bridges: just archetypes of different styles: Classical on the five euro note, Romanesque on the 193 euro note, and so forth.
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"Sorry I'm not a virgin, sorry I'm not a slut," she sang on an album interlude, refusing to let herself be defined by sexist female archetypes.
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I wanted to crush all the archetypes people held about me—like thinking I was a dumb blonde, for example—by slowly disintegrating them from within.
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" As Coggin says: "An event like Frieze comes with a coded social hierarchy courting many archetypes: the Gallerist, the Artist, the Curator, the Collector, the Critic.
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There was a component of melodrama in the 2007 production of "Dying City," which flirted with the archetypes of menacing (male) villain and vulnerable (female) prey.
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You're battling hackneyed enemy archetypes using likewise-archetypal weapons, but damn if these rooms don't fly apart into clouds of destroyed furniture, gunsmoke, and atomized concrete.
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Accessorizing a series of brightly colored suits with silver-topped canes and feathered fedoras, Rudy reinvents himself as Dolemite, a one-man symphony of outrageous archetypes.
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It's a testament to his brilliance that, whoever you are, you will find yourself somewhere in Chekhov; his characters are too human to feel like archetypes.
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The show birthed lasting archetypes in the characters of Shane McCutcheon, a shaggy Lothario, and Bette Porter, a high-powered, fiery woman with irresistible sex appeal.
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The crewmembers of the Galactica weren't archetypes—they were people (and Cylons) who knew trauma and anxiety, who knew jealousy and pride and deceit and redemption.
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They are solo archetypes of the broader human condition, regardless of race or poverty; not South Africa's peculiar (and remediable) problem but the world's eternal one.
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Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia surveyed 64 men and women and found that drunk alter egos can essentially be categorized into four different archetypes.
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Estés — a psychoanalyst, poet and cantadora, or "keeper of old stories" — draws from Jungian archetypes, hag lore and wildlife observation to build an alternative feminine mythology.
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Sherman, however, reveals no autobiographical information, instead working with female archetypes in the media, whereas Gaignard makes the personal political while also creating new American mythologies.
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The cast of characters present as archetypes, each with a square personality that, on most TV shows, would qualify them as a fine, if somewhat standard, character.
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As with Elgort's Baby — and really, so much of Baby Driver — Buddy transcends the flat archetypes suggested by the crime genre to become something distinctive and memorable.
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Similarly, the BuzzFeed analysis looks at the words people of color and women speak to get a better feel for the kind of archetypes they may portray.
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She released an elaborate, impressive music video in which she played several different 1970s archetypes, and then she released another in which she was just a mouth.
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Linklater is so good at making this stuff work that, even though the characters start as big, broad archetypes, it quickly begins to feel much more intimate.
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Realized just slightly smaller than a human figure, "Anthropos #103" resonates with spiritual energy, and offers an opportunity to consider mythical human archetypes, both heroic and deific.
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The whole thing has a whiff of a bohemian Real World, with a cast entirely made up of mid-century Californian archetypes, but it's really about Dorothea.
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He's hammered into so many different archetypes that his character becomes more of a blank slate ur-man than the kind of love interest you'd lust after.
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The characters never age because they are ageless archetypes—asking how old George Costanza is like asking what birthday Mars, the Greek god of war, is celebrating.
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While the first season focused on aliens, she says the second season is interesting because each episode seems to feature fantasy archetypes like vampires, werewolves, and witches.
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They sort of exist all over the place and they're...they're very incredibly specific New York characters and archetypes, but also weirdly reflect all over the country.
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All of these examples are hypothetical, but they are archetypes for the near daily news of HR abuses that are now been regularly published around the world.
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My mother, of course, put a lot of pressure on me — because I was "blossoming into a young woman" and all that — to conform to feminine archetypes.
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Here's how the cards actually work: They're divided into seven distinct groups, based on seven "empathic archetypes," or approaches to empathy, with seven cards in each group.
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For all the methodical pacing and old archetypes, Hell or High Water is a thoroughly contemporary action film, complete with fast chases and flashes of dark comedy.
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Part of what is irritating about our racial regime is its tendency to reduce us, without our consent and, often, before we even know it, to archetypes.
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The performances by Mr. Jennings and Mr. Stoll embody what's best in Mr. Hare's play, the ways in which seeming archetypes surprise by not hewing to type.
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This lets her leitmotifs and archetypes bounce pleasingly within the novel's rhythmic, often beautiful sentences, the proliferating clauses accumulating for pages and only occasionally getting tangled up.
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That's key to the success of "Frankie and Johnny," because Frankie, a waitress, and Johnny, a short-order cook, are offered to us as archetypes of anonymity.
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Some characters become heavy-handed archetypes, like the three ladies who wait on the queen and wear midnight-blue dresses and thick makeup to blacken their faces.
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When the Panthers host the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football (8:20pm ET, NFLN), we'll get to see 2 of these modern "archetypes" go head-to-head.
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The stage is shorn of the usual Gypsies and bullfighters; Don José and the clinic's employees, reading from scripts, embody archetypes in a fantasy of masculine revenge.
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Drake cracked the code: he collapsed the distance between these archetypes, seeming equally comfortable rhyming about dodging bullets and baring his insecurities in a come-hither hook.
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According to Nina Kiel, a journalist and game designer from Düsseldorf, Germany, there are three basic archetypes of the mother character, and they always appear in variations.
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So these archetypes have a history of both reflecting and reinforcing patriarchal views on women, but they can also be used to subvert and complicated these views.
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Sididbe explains her inspiration was Nina Simone's "Four Women," a song that traces four archetypes of American Black women from slavery to 1966, the year Simone wrote it.
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It's about co-opting the virtues and strengths of those archetypes for inspiration and guidance, and reminders to live the lessons they offer in old myths and fables.
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Based on their answers to a survey, potential divorcees are assigned one of 240 "archetypes" and walked through the legal, financial and emotional processes of ending a marriage.
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There is something satisfying about knowing what to expect from Issa (Issa Rae), Molly (Yvonne Orji), Kelli (Natasha Rothwell), and Tiffany (Amanda Seales) because we know their archetypes.
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But where Hamilton is fundamentally character-driven, Spring Awakening restricts its characters to being loosely defined archetypes, the better to achieve the hazy universality that pop music demands.
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The best parts of Fall combine fascinating technological speculation with the broad archetypes of myth — which become a way for souls to make sense of their new existence.
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So, here, we're fulfilling André Breton's surrealist fantasies by combining this season's best gloves with our favorite ASMR archetypes like satisfying kinetic sand and crunchy foam poof balls.
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I am obsessed with the idea of the fourth dimension being a place for dreams, and with that, the archetypes and symbolism that tell a story is fascinating.
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The show has shown us archetypes of immigrant narratives, like when season three contestant Leah Labelle spoke of her Bulgarian family's defection to North America during Communist rule.
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There were archetypes before Trump was really running for president that I was drawing on, but he provided lots of materials and directions in the past few years.
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In the back, there's a whole cadre of guys dressed as the archetypes in Twain's twangy tune: a rocket scientist, a hunky leading man, and an Elvis impersonator.
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Even previous male robot archetypes, like Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator, often fall into this pattern of not overthinking their own programming limitations to the degree that female robots do.
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The novel makes too much use of shopworn archetypes—a seductive housekeeper, a self-sacrificing prostitute—but Altan deftly pushes the tropes of detective fiction into existentialist territory.
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Genre fiction depends on archetypes and familiar iconography, its white hats and black, but this second Reacher flick recycles so much that its title feels like false advertising.
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Performers and attendees dress as bards, knights and other medieval archetypes while enjoying period-appropriate food (turkey legs), crafts (pendants) and entertainment (jousting, above, at last year's event).
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I want to see archetypes of queer parenting that acknowledge the ways we aren't just like straight people, that value us for our whole complex histories and selves.
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In so many video games, her confidence would be illustrated through action—the badass heroine is one of gaming's most popular archetypes, because she's so cheap and easy.
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In dealing with the sacrifice demanded of dancing, and with archetypes of the American dancer, "Fame Notions" echoes the work of Sarah Michelson, in particular her "Devotion" series.
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What prevents Hughes's characters from being mere archetypes of working-class black folks, or of the Great Migration, is their ability to change and respond to one another.
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The charismatic Charlotte van Bervesselès set the tone with a sharply drawn Achilles in "Iliade"; Helen and Andromache, two female archetypes in Greek mythology, are played by men.
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They seem to date back to the mid-20th century, and they create the impression of a town that lives under the watchful eye of 1950s American archetypes.
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These archetypes of conceptual painting, accompanied, too, by Kawara's nearly unknown early prints of atomic bomb victims, have never appeared more operatic and ghoulish than they do here.
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In the midst of turmoil, disbelief and fear, I see archetypes like St. George reach beyond their cultural origins to invoke universal patterns of potentiality in the mind.
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And Renate Bertlmann, from Austria, donned wigs, hats and glasses for dozens of "Transformations" (1969) — a decade before Cindy Sherman also performed for the camera as feminine archetypes.
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The young men are archetypes, roughly defined: Nemo (Andrew Guilarte) is a lustful brute, Nader (Juri Henly-Cohn) a sensitive artist and Nounu (Louis Sallan) an innocent dope.
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Second, I want to talk about a couple of the archetypes of startup stages you see in the market today and discuss how to handle each of them.
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Elijah Price Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), the wheelchair-using owner of a comic-book art gallery, is an expert on the history and archetypes of the form.
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Freed explains that much of psychological astrology is based on "archetypes" Jung studied, which are the universal themes that touch human experience, such as mother, father, love, and hate.
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The story is buoyed by a great cast of characters, who — in typical Persona fashion — start out as forgettable teenage archetypes, before revealing themselves to be layered, lovable individuals.
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The show created so many lasting character archetypes like Lisa (+3), Milhouse (+43), and Mr. Burns (+2), but the designed-by-committee Poochie (+1) concept is a personal favorite.
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The novel has since been dismissed for its conspicuous racism, but it fueled the archetypes of deranged cannibals and evil Vodou priestesses that permeated Hollywood films of the era.
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Like she created all the different archetypes for each era, but her real self is someone who isn't portrayed 100% on the media and is forced into the background?
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But just the attempt to acknowledge and examine these archetypes makes the characters feel a little more fleshed-out and fulfilled, and makes the roles a little more meaningful.
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Before the five-year time jump (which took place at the start of season six), the girls of Rosewood stuck to beauty looks ruled by classic high-schooler archetypes.
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That's not to say he's an egomaniac, or some sort of self-reflexive cultural provocateur—though there are certainly elements of both of those cultural archetypes to his persona.
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Through chirps and a story told only in the vaguest of archetypes, Journey allowed us to find the humanity in each other when we're stripped to our barest essentials.
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Like psychologists of the period, including Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, Symbolist artists were concerned with dreams, visions, spirituality, mythology, archetypes, and other mysterious functions of the unconscious mind.
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Consequently, their attitudes toward women and the world are free of those archetypes, and that frees them to be who they are and have deeper and more meaningful relationships.
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This might sound a bit dense, so to summarize: Parker thinks Carrie fabricated her columns using a fictional group of characters whose archetypes represented women in the real world.
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In truth, this "Deliverance"-style clash between Reese (Brighton Sharbino), a savvy teenager, and a passel of backwoods archetypes is only marginally more thrilling than the average wine tasting.
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But the characters, who are meant to be archetypes, are so disconnected from one another, and from the prologue and epilogue, that they don't form any kind of world.
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How can a young, hip artist and his posh friends create an installation about social status, wealth, and New York archetypes without succumbing to a level of unintended irony?
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These gothic portraits borrow their stylistic cues from the baroque and turn medieval archetypes into the type of ghoulish characters you might see in a Guillermo del Toro film.
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In this staging's first act, Time (a trumpeting Michael Spyres) and Disillusion (the commanding, chocolaty Sara Mingardo) are treated like archetypes: detached, nearly abstract representatives of an older generation.
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Here are the five archetypes that make up a work family: Additionally, the study found that 83 percent of U.S. employees say their work family makes them feel happier.
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And because the whole point of this cinematic universe is to drag comic book tropes and archetypes into the real world, Glass succumbs to one of Split's biggest problems.
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But some of it is the fact that, when college basketball and its ambient economy were smaller, the apex versions of these archetypes really were the sport's foremost players.
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" Now, in addition to making music — she titled her second album "Lady of Avalon" — Ms. Pilkington teaches what she describes as "courses in healing using sound and goddess archetypes.
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But for us to care in more than an abstract way, we need to feel that Duran, Mariana and that mean old Man in Black are more than archetypes.
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His plays have depicted all sorts of archetypes in classically extreme situations — boxers and adulterers, cops and crooks, lonesome cowboys and wandering knights — with an air of deadpan detachment.
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In the end, Albee and Almodóvar have created maternal archetypes (one tormented and weak, the other earthy and capable) that are inextricable from their authors' own sense of alienation.
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Though her books vary in their subject matter, style and tone, they are bound by recurring themes: her fascination with transformation and the unseen realm, with myths and archetypes.
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But they're hemmed in by a score that reduces them to love-struck archetypes, and their singing voices bring to mind the sweet, clingy stickiness of teen radio idols.
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Even though we're playing with these archetypes and we're doing these really absurdist things, I wanted him to be that dude who thinks he's a good guy, you know?
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These archetypes often reflect a male perspective and biases, and are defined by how men relate to women rather than how women relate to each other or to themselves.
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It is easy to sense some wish fulfilment in these archetypes: the Silicon Valley tycoon, armed only with an iPhone, seeing himself as the modern equivalent of a historical warrior.
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More specifically: the do-gooder, the womanizer, the couple, the not-fully-out, and other archetypes you'll see lurking around the corners of the "women interested in women" on Tinder.
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She sees astrology as a system that validates human experiences with archetypes, and the more relatable something is, the more likely it is to be magnified online by an algorithm.
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As The Wu-Tang Clan cohered, The RZA took the Clan's initial structure––in which each member assumed a specific persona––from the archetypes presented in these films as well.
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While Ange's previous body of work focused mainly on a spectrum of human archetypes, Equilibrium dives deep into the dimensions of the human psyche, including the unconscious and subconscious minds.
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DICE didn't go too heavily into the specifics here, but these archetypes come with skill trees that look like they offer a significant amount of control over how you progress.
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The pilot episode nodded to this, when Shoshanna attempts to describe Jessa using Sex and the City archetypes ("You're definitely a Carrie, with like, some Samantha aspects, and Charlotte hair").
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Though he retained his fearsome reputation—just ask the Migos—his warm personality gave his celebrity dimension, particularly for a street rapper, who outsiders tend to flatten into cardboard archetypes.
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Steve Bannon insists that Trump came up with the idea of the names Lyin' Ted, Little Marco, Low-Energy Jeb, and, later, Crooked Hillary, from his knowledge of Jungian archetypes.
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He looked, to a woman peering past a companion taking a phone call, like an anthropologist of young Brooklynites' rites and archetypes; self-conscious, she put down her own phone.
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You outlined several archetypes in the corporate apology starter pack, like the "faux-pology" (when a company expresses limited fault) or the "passive apology" (using passive voice in a statement).
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While many audience proxies in action games are physically dominant, courageous, and charming (bolstering tired archetypes of heteronormative masculinity), Travis represents the result of interiorizing the messaging of such media.
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But when those conversations became solely about Mary and Matthew as individuals instead of as class archetypes, and about their tragic, thwarted love, it was suddenly much harder to care.
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The series's original, fairly basic video game archetypes have evolved into elaborate classes, like the robotic "Beastmaster" FL24K who can summon animal companions but also turn invisible and charm enemies.
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It is easy to sense some wish fulfilment in these archetypes: the Silicon Valley tycoon, armed only with a spreadsheet, seeing himself as the modern equivalent of a historical warrior.
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Set to a soundtrack by the designer's friend and collaborator Thom Yorke, the show featured a series of vignettes starring different archetypes: soldiers, aristocrats, clergy members and mythical, birdlike creatures.
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It posits that history is not a linear story of upward progress but instead moves in cycles, and that historical actors—the ones running amok all around us—are archetypes.
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Verheyden's latest collection, Archetypes, a 20-piece range that the Belgian gallerist Pierre Marie Giraud is showing at Design Miami, includes brass lamps, marble tables and a classic oak screen.
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Models came out dressed as different archetypes: There was the "Milanese" in a fur coat, the "Secretary" in a tailored suit, or the "Stoner" in a sweatshirt and nylon windbreaker.
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The Hero Vs. Villain Trap In heated moments like this one, immigrants and the nuances of their lives and motivations tend to be reduced to the most simplistic of archetypes.
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They're real people, but they slot into archetypes that lend Survivor a more narrative shape, especially against the more familiar backdrop of in-fighting and backstabbing, alliance-making and showmancing.
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Are these players even making their own decisions, or are they all just following well-worn paths, knowing their places in the hierarchy, carved out by the archetypes that came before?
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His early output—rudimentary black and white sketches—often featured an everyman in a suit and a bowler hat, nodding to the archetypes present in Charlie Chaplin and René Magritte's work.
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For all the strides the medium has made over the years, games still typically tell a fairly narrow set of stories, helmed by an even more narrow subset of character archetypes.
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But Dreamland Archer and his cohorts start out as such straight tributes to film noir archetypes that they rarely come up for air to make a wisecrack or break the illusion.
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While poking gentle fun at the conventions of costumed super-teams, the film also trusts audiences to understand those archetypes and to love them just as much as Pixar's creative team.
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In fact, instead of seeing those two archetypes as mutually exclusive, electropop saw the middle ground between them and synthesized a unique mood that was carefree yet stiff and in control.
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But as time went on, and the Doctor transitioned from an amoral trickster whose gender didn't particularly matter to a hero, he took on the traits of specifically male heroic archetypes.
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Myths are not mere stories to Peterson; they're formative archetypes that shape human perception, teaching us how to move from the chaos of raw existence to the order of productive individualism.
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The runway show continued a theme of what seemed like American archetypes: ranchers and cowboys, pump jockeys in boiler suits, retro denim and blanket plaid, early Marlon Brando and James Dean.
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This line is the song's wormhole: a tacit admission of representation, and moreover one that acknowledges how archetypes are constructed and how human experience moves in and out of archetypal realms.
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NINA SIMONE: FOUR WOMEN Using the jazz singer and composer Nina Simone's 1966 song about black female archetypes, "Four Women," and the backdrop of the 1963 church bombing in Birmingham, Ala.
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She's known for painting the same small group of models and friends, whom she says become more than just sitters but muses that, over time, evolve into archetypes in her work.
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The breakdown, or scrambling, of those archetypes — specifically, the religious and the secular — has been the driving force behind the troupe, which made its first public performance in Jerusalem in 2010.
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And they've just completed a series of plates, to be released this spring, that will include witty images of human archetypes such as the Playboy, the Little Soldier and the Snob.
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Even as Knives Out creates a familiar cozy atmosphere, it draws on present-day archetypes and culture-war conflicts, sketching a modern American family whose motives for murder are instantly recognizable.
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The genius of Gerwig's version is that it preserves that deep psychological pleasure of "Little Women" while acknowledging that all of those archetypes existed — and still do — within a rigged system.
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But, what this is here, and what I think is extremely powerful — and all politicians work in this system, whether they know it or not — is that these archetypes exist there.
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As readers watched the magazine's picks for the year's top actors portray classic horror-movie archetypes, they also read the selection of classic horror movies and sent in their own recommendations.
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In part, that's because of the way it plays off of familiar tropes and archetypes: not deconstructing them or taking them apart, just executing a classic formula with care and affection.
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But there are a few throughlines that support the narrative in each, examining, in a frankly surprising no-bullshit manner for a series known better for cartoonish archetypes and good guys vs.
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She is one of the only Latina woman to have a Netflix special, and most of her set is dedicated to lambasting the archetypes that pop culture forces Latina women to fulfill.
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These forms use masks, face paint, stylized movement, and character archetypes to portray a bigger-than-life artistic truth, and Bowie would carry these ideas with him in almost everything he did.
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The paintings undergo a metamorphosis and begin to exist in real time in which we live temporarily in a surreal dream-state, as hybridized archetypes that are at once mundane and divine.
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He was the sort of liberal, ordinarily compassionate man who raised money for Planned Parenthood, walked out of violent movies, and acted nothing like the archetypes of "toxic masculinity" that saturate politics.
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An event like Pitti Uomo seems like such an obvious laboratory for the study of evolving gender archetypes that it is a wonder the place isn't crawling with academics and social anthropologists.
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What Hecht and MacArthur created became one of the prime archetypes in the movies of the thirties and after—the newspaperman as hero, a man without illusions, contemptuous of society and authority.
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We have unfortunately moved away from the simple definition of racism, to the point where the only people to whom the appellation can be safely applied are the vocal, violent racial archetypes.
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Part history lessons, part urban travelogues, the plays written by Jenny Lyn Bader, Jessie Bear and Colin Waitt, are populated with New York archetypes, including lost tourists, annoyed locals and idiosyncratic passengers.
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More than a mouthpiece for Western civilization, these poems allow for golden echoes, for tragic archetypes to reverberate in our time — a huge service, given the rapid disappearance of university classics departments.
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We've increasingly seen a lot of "basic white names" — commonly associated, rightly or wrongly, with Middle American white Protestants — being used in mocking memes that portray them as archetypes rather than individuals.
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Map of the Soul: 7 follows the group's 2019 EP, Map of the Soul: Persona, inspired by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung's major archetypes of the human mind: persona, shadow, ego, and self.
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Whereas straight girls and gay guys may describe themselves according to Sex and the City archetypes ("I'm a Carrie sun, Miranda rising"), lesbians have our charmingly imperfect group of L Word ladies.
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The same goes for the fabled "mom-and-pop" small business and individual entrepreneur — they may be heroic archetypes, but they aren't the ones that do the most to grow the economy.
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Even though "Harold" originally referred to a specific Harold, we've understood certain names as codes for universalized archetypes ever since Beyoncé brought us "Becky with the good hair" with 2016's Lemonade.
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Perhaps it's because his tale reaches across our most potent national archetypes — the dauntless entrepreneur, the journey from rags to riches, the rise of the immigrant son, the outlaw as Robin Hood.
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The playbook breaks down four archetypes that are being built across the 43 cities that Steve Case and Revolution have visited during Rise of the Rest tours over the past 5 years.
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You're revealing your soul in songs to people who've never met you and as soon as I owned that, I felt pretty ferocious, because as women, we're supposed to be so many archetypes.
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And despite the familiarity of the archetypes, "Sharp Objects" manages to find new depths to explore and more pressure points to needle, presenting the viewer with an intimate, fresh take on female violence.
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Both forms were designed to appeal to the masses and to satirize those in power — albeit more subtly than this play did, using broad archetypes instead of actually naming and shaming current rulers.
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The show's de facto predecessor is the 2018 film Veere Di Wedding, which drew from similar archetypes but didn't have the luxury of time to dive deeper into subplots and add extra nuance.
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The original three Titans fell into relatively basic archetypes: one had higher armor but moved slowly, another had low armor but moved fast and the third struck a balance of the other two.
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Cinema's next obligation is to blend the interdimensional fireworks with a set of acting performances that can live up to the madness surrounding them, without falling back on a mess of caped archetypes.
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Later, as a film student, my feelings toward these characters bloomed into outrage as I studied films like Imitation of Life, where women (especially women of color) were steamrolled into the flattest archetypes.
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Riitiir is a concept album that Grutle and I developed together, looking at humans as a ritualistic being and how it's connected through different archetypes and symbols in all these pre-monotheistic systems.
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Here, O'Meara discusses what makes an effective apology, the worst apology archetypes, and how social media has made customers demand more cultural responsibility and sensitivity from businesses — and whether or not that's reasonable.
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But there is also a sense of honor and joy in reviving these moments for contemporary viewers, offering a personal portal that transforms the lives of strangers into timeless archetypes of human kinship.
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We are no longer rooted in rural France, but at play in the artist's studio; the women are not archetypes, but models in a highly controlled construction, dressed up to be looked at.
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But O.T. Fagbenle (who plays Luke) has neither the nuance nor the charisma necessary to elevate this paper-thin characterization, and the people Luke comes into contact with also feel like shallow archetypes.
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Tales of the City tries to do too much, with too many characters, all of whom seem more like dutifully included LGBTQ archetypes — items checked off a diversity list — than fully rendered people.
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Washington and Davis, playing a long-married couple living in Pittsburgh in the 1950s, feel like recognizable American archetypes; the characters, at least at first, are as familiar as the people playing them.
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Yet guilt and anxiety, motivated by narratives of self-sufficiency and archetypes of the evil rich employer, prevent many of us from embracing the responsibilities and opportunities of the unique employer-employee relationship.
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The Jewish novelists of the midcentury — men like Philip Roth, Saul Bellow, and J.D. Salinger — were stewards of a new Jewish American literary canon, replete with its own set of archetypes and tropes.
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Everyone was looking for a Walter White, a Frank Underwood, or a Hannah Horvath upon whom to hang their show, and YTW was ostensibly putting these archetypes in Los Angeles and adding some jokes.
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Even as more nuanced, non-gendered roles — like NASA "computers" in Hidden Figures — have earned women accolades just this year, slipping back into these male-approved archetypes is a knee-jerk lever to pull.
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It would also be useful to be challenged on the archetypes of what it means to be a man or a woman in a relationship, and the sexist assumptions that underpin some heterosexual partnerships.
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Expect to have some wild dreams at the end of this month—it's a great time to keep a dream journal and look up the meanings of the archetypes that arrive in your slumber.
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It assembles archetypes you've seen before — the broken hero, the upstart girl, the shrewish wife — even though both the reality of the show and the real-life television landscape are moving beyond those tropes.
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In other words, whether because of culture, psychology, evolution, or some combination thereof, those Old Spice ads depicting men who morph into masculine archetypes with a drop of artificial scent are, apparently, onto something.
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Generally, the female main character (MC) is flustered and virginal, naïve and self-effacing to the point of self-annihilation, while the male characters conform to personality archetypes that are more aggressive and active.
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That created global expectations that any leader's removal could be slotted into one of those two archetypes, with the terms coup and revolt used to distinguish the legitimate transitions of power from the illegitimate.
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That it took until 2016 for baseball to provide a bridge between Spanish-speaking players and the public shows just how little baseball has cared about any story that fell outside its usual archetypes.
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But for the women actually engaged in an activity or profession, there were only archetypes: the flamenco dancer in her red gown, the bride in her flowing veil, the princess in her gold tiara.
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Not otherwise matched by race or physique to their counterparts, they achieve the status of archetypes as they move through narrower versions of the main action and sign the words that the others speak.
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Last weekend Mr. Pitts, who has been touring the world, returned to his native Brooklyn with "Black Velvet: Architectures and Archetypes," a haunting duet with the Brazilian dancer Mirelle Martins, performed at BAM Fisher.
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The rise of astrology, especially among the internet generation, has been widely chronicled (it travels because we love archetypes, it's easier to understand because we love apps, it's popular because we are all miserable).
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When reading natal charts or doing forecasting (readings of the cosmic "weather" of the day), astrologers use zodiacal archetypes, which are indeed linked to 12 constellations, but only symbolically—their locations do not matter.
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In fact, in dreaming up the story, George Lucas famously was inspired by the writings of Joseph Campbell, who identified the universal themes and archetypes that are found in mythical storytelling around the world.
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"The Silk Spectre stood for every second-generation 'legacy' superhero, from Black Canary to Kid Flash," comic book writer Grant Morrison wrote in his book Supergods, explaining how Moore twisted superhero archetypes in Watchmen.
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"Somewhere along the way, being white became seen as 'relatable,' and you started to see people of color only reflected as stereotypes or specific archetypes," Rae, who is black, told The Guardian in 2017.
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The next lecture will be "The Thing That Knowledge Can't Eat: Engaging the Power of Archetypes and Deities for Radical Transformation/ Exploring the Seven Souls with Langston Kahn and Demetrius Lacroix" on July 12.
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She also rocks a wide array of colourful costumes, taking on a variety of archetypes, including a Dolly Parton-esque sequined outfit and wig, a mermaid tail, a witch, and a beret-wearing artist.
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Wives who uphold these divisions become archetypes of marital chastity; Penelope has indeed come down to us as the paradigmatically chaste Greek woman whose fidelity to her husband withstands two decades of his absence.
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As college freshmen, the two characters — who perfectly embody the jock/nerd archetypes — are forced to work together to compete in the annual campus Scare Games (think American Gladiator, but with more spikes and teeth).
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In its rush to resolve these years-long arcs, the show has relegated them to the same lazy archetypes this show once tried to avoid: the ambitious bitch, the brokenhearted girlfriend, the "empowered" rape survivor.
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Those three candidates' first general-election commercials were all designed to reset their political images after tough primary battles, and together, the spots represent the three main archetypes of the successful general-election kickoff ad.
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Foster has come up with a list of archetypes that by no means account for every type of person in the world but does capture the ones she's encountered in her research on interpersonal problems.
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In response to that question, Munroe, who was born in 1953 and is now the mother of adult children, suggested that the works on view in Archetypes represent the culmination of a long artistic journey.
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At the core of her work is the idea of landscape as something that doesn't simply appear like a photograph, with its seemingly objective gaze, but a relationship that unearths personal histories, archetypes, and stereotypes.
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So today you have, per Breitbart, a ''Democrat-Media Complex'' whose principal aim is to disparage everything quintessentially American, by which he really means Americana — think Norman Rockwell archetypes and whatever social conventions they imply.
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The reanimation of beloved properties — to use the grim business nomenclature of Hollywood — often leads to hack work and zombie-ism, as old archetypes are shocked to life and arrayed in garish, synthetic modern effects.
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Participants would inhabit roles from the tarot deck's Major Arcana — the 22 pictorial cards (like the Empress and the Devil) that in certain interpretations overlap with Carl Jung's notion of archetypes and the collective unconscious.
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He stood strong like a telamon, between elemental forces above and below, but seemingly embracing his role as an alchemist of modern life through the use of archetypes and symbolic gestures that generate new meanings.
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Dolores suffers at the hands of older archetypes, and Maeve suffers the technological violence of memory erasure — a parallel tension between the overt villainy of the classic Western and the institutional horrors of the new West.
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Swiss psychologist Carl Jung was the founder of analytical psychology and believed that there are four major archetypes of the human mind that make up one's personality as a whole: persona, shadow, anima/animus, and self.
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"I work a lot with images and archetypes from Western art history and inscribing my body into this history comes with the baggage of social and cultural readings," she said over Skype from her Montreal home.
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She's a Black woman who managed to escape the expected archetypes, a chameleon who has played everyone from the lead officer on a space mission to a bisexual beachtown party girl to an animated feather duster.
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Alex: Since Sex and the City, pop culture has embraced the practice of portraying women as four archetypes — better known to Sex and the City viewers as the Carrie, the Samantha, the Miranda, and the Charlotte.
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In 1962, he fused his passions for the heavens and knocking boots in The Circle of Sex, a sort of Zodiac of the boudoir, which placed all humanity into a wheel of 12 different sexual archetypes.
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Wood is a human behavior expert who teaches at Emory University, and she has previously distilled the insurmountable nuance of human character to four archetypes using the ways that women tend to put on their bras.
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Admittedly, Dylan began (and will likely end) his career recording covers before he decided to toss Biblical archetypes and pop-culture references together and set them to electric folk-rock, so he's a synthesist by nature.
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Niccole Thurman, Tim Baltz, Laura Grey, Aaron Jackson, Josh Sharp, and Kobi Libii — none of whom ever appeared on The Daily Show — all play archetypes of both conservative media figures and the people who love them.
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The 2018 Dance-mopolitan Artist Series, produced by Dance Now, unveils Ms. Williams's "One Woman Show," which looks at female archetypes of 1930s, '40s and '50s Hollywood to examine the life of a 21st-century woman.
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At the shimmering point at which archetypes ("the black body") become individuals and then icons, I spy, in this image of uplift, Bishop Richard Allen, Marsha Hunt and Joseph Cinque leaping into history, or the Rev.
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The archetypes and storylines of fairy tales are designed to help young minds understand and process concepts of good and evil: Disney movies have horrific villains, but, through struggle, good inevitably triumphs and evil is vanquished.
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When the BBC made a modern version of Much Ado About Nothing in 2005, it recast bickering love-struck archetypes Beatrice and Benedick as squabbling newsroom anchors whose sexual tension gives the show a ratings boost.
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The real frontier of machine learning is in generative models, which do not simply recognize puppies and kittens, but can generate novel archetypes—animals that never existed, but are every bit as cute as those that did.
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As he describes some of their tactics and intrusions, the exasperation is clear, even if there was some belated effort to treat the victims with dignity and care, not just as "prostitutes" or melodramatic fallen woman archetypes.
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All the characters are presented as barely twisted archetypes: the narcissistic actress made grotesque, the beloved all-American flyboy who feels like a monster on the inside, the weird goth chick who's… an exceptionally weird goth chick.
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The eventual "ship dynamics" meme had an instantly viral quality because it easily built upon a collective understanding of how ships work, and how people love fitting their favorite specific ships into larger romantic archetypes within fandom.
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White Mountaineering returned with a trapper-tinged collection called Trailblazer, and Coach celebrated doughty American archetypes like Kit Carson with a succession of patched leather jackets, lumberjack shirts, bandannas and bucket hats virtually bristling with flinty resourcefulness.
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" Although she isn't sure whether she believes in a higher power, she keeps an altar full of objects that are symbolically significant to her, and sometimes performs rituals in which she calls on "deities or deity archetypes.
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Riffing on storybook landscapes and archetypes while adding a lighthearted touch to everyday objects, illustrator and painter Rebecca Green has amassed an impressive variety of works from her Nashville, TN base in a short window of time.
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Artist and photographer Cindy Sherman is the grande dame of self-portraiture, making a career of casting herself as countless (mostly) female archetypes, from silver-screen sirens and historical figures to society mavens and birthday-party clowns.
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I romanticized solitary depravity to no end at this time, and also fetishized the novel's obsession with Jungian archetypes, like a woman named Hermine who serves as Haller's anima, or a way into his own feminine side.
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Locals will regularly refer to the girlfriends of weed farmers as "grow hoes" or "potstitutes," two widely-acknowledged rural archetypes suggesting that women in the weed industry do nothing but receive unearned benefits from their male partners.
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The crusty archetypes of my father's cowboy movies and a thousand cultural narratives, the expectations for how a man should live and feel, whom he could love and in what ways — they could all be thrown aside.
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Marion Woodman, a psychoanalyst whose popular books and lectures on mythical archetypes resonated with millions of women longing for a language to explore the primal, unconscious elements of feminine identity, died on July 9 in London, Ontario.
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Ms. Anspaugh, a lesbian mother of a young son, exorcises masculine archetypes with the help of an entirely cisgender male cast: Massimiliano Balduzzi, Lacina Coulibaly, Tristan Koepke, Gilbert Reyes, Simon Thomas-Train, Connor Voss and Jesse Zaritt.
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A few things about the 2018 reboot are objectively better: Ally and Jackson have depth and complex backstories, whereas the leads in a lot of the old versions feel like archetypes—the hapless drunk; the naïve ingénue.
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Journalist Andrew Goldstein of New York Magazine, Artnet, and Artspace, one of his most vocal supporters, argues that Simcho is destabilizing outdated art-world archetypes that perpetuate dangerous myths about how art is distributed, displayed, and discussed.
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Despite contemporary acknowledgments that not all of these female characters are perfect emblems of modern intersectional feminism, they've all aged well as examples of female characters to look up to, and many have evolved into modern feminist archetypes.
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Whether filmmakers are recycling familiar genre archetypes or giving an old classic a modern update, revivals have been a movie staple since the beginning of the industry — and sometimes, those remakes can become classics in their own right.
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Her expressiveness, which comes through not just in her delivery but her large brown eyes and sly grin, isn't explicitly stagey and over the top, but more subtle and sweet, fitting in a variety of eras and archetypes.
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Heidecker's universe of outlet-mall Willy Loman archetypes has bled into our present hellscape so seamlessly that you'd have been forgiven for mistaking most of 2016 for a sketch ripped from Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!
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So, I think, in the same regards that VCs want to fund billion-dollar, monopoly-style businesses, they have themselves a monopoly on the language we use about entrepreneurship, the archetypes they highlight as the ideals for entrepreneurship.
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As intense and dramatic as any "Game of Thrones" episode, we've constructed a narrative that predetermines the roles of the candidates, breaking them each down into archetypes that the audience can easily understand and root for or against.
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Heroes appear to draw on real-world mythology, including Vlad the Impaler, Spartacus, and Arthurian enchantress Morgan Le Fay, and fit into the kind of archetypes we see in so-called MOBAs, offering support, DPS, and tank roles.
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Most of the "Angels" archetypes remain intact: The central trio is composed of clever scientist Elena (Naomi Scott, fresh from the live-action "Aladdin"), former MI-6 agent Jane (Ella Balinska) and wisecracking live-wire Sabina (Kristen Stewart).
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Very basic archetypes like the Horned God, the Triple Goddess who controls fate, the apotropaic grimacing "gorgon" face with fangs and protruding tongue, the god who dies and is reborn yearly, the trickster shapeshifting god, and so on.
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But she had a theme and a point: For all the high-minded focus on policy, the current president ran on a gut appeal to instincts and archetypes, and his opponent would need some counter besides bullet points.
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"Realness" is about portraying archetypes usually associated with straight culture through dress and dance; to be considered "real" at a ball, a performer must "pass" as straight if they are gay or as cisgender if they are transgender.
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Protagonists in hardcore games tend to be muscular, broad-shouldered, alpha male archetypes, fulfilling a fantasy that the player is a strong man who can kill a bunch of enemies single-handedly with a comically oversized, phallic weapon.
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The great adversaries then, as today, are the archetypes of the anti-Christian rebels—the liberals, the secularists, the progressive theologians, the advocates of women's rights and LGBT equality—who continue to wreak havoc on the modern world.
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Much of the pleasure of reading Eligible is in recognizing how Sittenfeld has updated the archetypes of Austen's era with those of our own: Of course Kitty and Lydia, Lizzie's officer-obsessed little sisters, are into CrossFit now.
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When people rub the serial numbers off their fan-fic, what that means is they take out all the things that make it fan-fic and just leave the story itself, the archetypes of the characters, and rename everything.
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And when it is, there will be subsections dedicated to the myriad archetypes we encounter online every day: the Reply Guy, the Mentions Pest, the Quote Tweet Likes Scraper, and the Fishing Trip Avi Racist to name a few.
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Deadpool reminded me a lot of the two Kingsman films; they're far from all-out comedies, but they know where to wink and nod in ways that move the story along and turn otherwise tired archetypes into entertaining roles.
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"I have a commitment to beauty and the struggles of our human condition, with the emphasis being on the individual, relying on motifs and archetypes with less emphasis on originality and innovation for their own sake," he tells Creators.
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The ten essays in The Psychology of Zelda, written by various psychologists and theorists, illuminate how Link's simple, plot-driven quests are actually rife with allusions to Carl Jung's archetypes, meditations on grief, and patterns of childhood trauma resolutions.
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Your birth time is necessary to calculate a number of things, especially your rising sign, which determines the 12 houses in your birth chart and helps astrologers understand how the archetypes of the zodiac play out in your life.
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Shaped by her past—which lies in the tradition of the Baptist church—and her present—which is rooted in Afrofuturism, cellular memory, and the subversion of patriarchal archetypes—this self-defined Vesuvian's mystical hymns cast an irrevocable spell.
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What's exciting about The Most Dangerous Place on Earth is the way Johnson manages to find the individuality in each figure within this class full of traditional high school archetypes, without sacrificing the amorphous horror of the class itself.
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Fisher discusses the state of affairs of a music that doesn't entirely dispose of longstanding machismo codes, but has instead integrated its own critique of them and knows how to play with its archetypes while abusing them when necessary.
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But the longer tradition initiated by Elizabeth I, which precedes England's presence in Virginia and Massachusetts, might find the perfect marriage of archetypes and opposites for Britain to be with india, which found its glory days in the Raj.
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Similarly unyielding was Nancy Spero, Golub's wife, whose fiercely feminist graphic art, which features ancient-seeming archetypes of female suffering and rebellion, is represented in the show by one of sixteen small works grouped salon style on a wall.
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That would have been more than enough to handle, but Mr. Joseph apparently wanted to project this conflict of archetypes beyond Babel's 1940 death to consider the ways that truth and fiction have leeched off each other ever since.
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Dylan was the guy between two female archetypes that most of the teen girls who watched 90210 sided with: Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty), the bad girl brunette and Kelly Taylor (Jennie Garth) the California girl next door with a past.
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Individually, the Rangers struggle to transcend the archetypes they've been assigned (Jason is the leader, Billy is the nerd, Trini is the oddball) but it's easy to like them because we understand what they mean to each other and why.
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The film is simultaneously a world-building bonanza, a melodramatic anti-war parable with imagery that lightly evokes the Holocaust, and a high-camp soap opera that features Jolie, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Elle Fanning as three contrasting archetypes of femininity.
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She embodies some familiar tropes for men — archetypes that go back to the 1940s — but her brutal ways of fighting and her complete indifference to the contempt and resentment of her fellow officers mark her as unusual for a female character.
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It's a messy, shaggy show that intertwines classical mythological archetypes with urgently contemporary ideas about how capitalism destroys art, and it's all so abstract and bizarre that it seems like it should fail on the stage but it never quite does.
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The central metaphor of capitalism as death was so abstract, and the mythic characters so much better as archetypes than as psychologically distinct human beings, that I worried literalizing the whole thing by putting it onstage would break everything to pieces.
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"In the future, combining the advantages of this AM technology with the multitude of unique material properties of glass such as transparency, strength, and chemical stability, we may start to see new archetypes of multifunctional building blocks," wrote the creators.
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In her series Backra Bluid, taking its name from a hybrid of Afro-Caribbean slang—backra, meaning "white master," and bluid, the Scottish word for "blood"—the artist dresses up as various female archetypes and lightens her skin to appear white.
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"This is a collection of Acne Studios archetypes, iconic and real, so I wanted to work with an icon for the shoot," Jonny Johansson, the brand's creative director and co-founder, said via a press release, Who What Wear reports.
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The artist animates other female archetypes that dance across the screen: a Renaissance drawing of Eve from an art history book, a picture of a Cinderella character, an African woman clipped from The Golden Book Picture Atlas of the World.
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And wending through all these personal sagas are half-mythical characters and archetypes hidden amid mundanity: griots and ghosts; Cinnamon's famous "hoodoo"-practicing grandparents; and the Wanderer itself, which takes on different names and incarnations as past and present merge.
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He gets right to the point of what's troubling you, and based on the archetypes that arise from his reading, helps you understand that your particular brand of shitstorm is just one of many kicking up dust in the universe.
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The piece's unified-but-distributed graphology, seems to me, says something ambivalent about net culture and artificial life and the language of sculpture in terms of assemblies and fusions in which archetypes and trivial elements meld to form faux futuristic conglomerates.
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It's a function of storytelling and archetypes across decades, of sequence upon sequence in which a woman held captive is really a woman unbound and a man is showing commendable will or ingenuity by bullying or tricking a woman into sex.
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The guy is a 360-degree disaster — and more than that, a repudiation of one of the central archetypes of the Star Wars universe — precisely because of characteristics that, to put it gently, he shares with a great many other men.
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He draws on old movies, comic books, mythic archetypes and his own restless visual imagination to create movies that seem less made than discovered, as if he had plucked them from the cultural ether and given them color, voice and form.
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Angélica and Lola Torrente prefigure Angélica and María Font, José Arco anticipates Ulises Lima and a toothless Tiresian poetess named Estrellita gives a foretaste of Tinajero; but these characters, archetypes for Bolaño, are integrated here into a narrower time frame.
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But great horror movies — including those that Lobo's film recalls, like Bob Clark's 1974 classic "Black Christmas" — find ways to make characters a part of the visual experience, using costume design, casting and more to raise simple archetypes to mythic proportions.
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The Brontës rendered their fantasy world in rich, obsessive detail, and the three girls in particular cycled through the archetypes that they would later render into their most iconic characters: the dashing rogues, the wise and underestimated heroines, the madwomen.
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The crew satisfies all the American High School Archetypes we know so well: the boorish football jock, the conniving mean girl, the smarmy prepster, the Christian athlete who discovers she might be gay, the opinionated jackass, the innocent, puzzled beauty.
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But the irony is that many of our most deeply held pop culture archetypes have actually been covertly guided by women, often working behind the scenes on movies and TV shows we've come to think of as for and about men.
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Map of the Soul: 7 follows the group's 2019 EP, Map of the Soul: Persona, inspired by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung's major archetypes of the human mind that make up one's personality as a whole: persona, shadow, ego, and self.
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For his latest Ferragamo collection, Paul Andrew looked to Jungian female archetypes — the mystic, the lover and the wise woman among them — for inspiration; on his mood board were images of real women including Kate Bush, Oprah and Nancy Pelosi.
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A number of successful artists served in World War II, including Bill Maudlin, who drew Willie and Joe, archetypes for infantrymen on the front line; and Bill Keane, who went on to draw Family Circus after his military service ended.
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Classic Italian tailoring was imbued with youthful ease for Salvatore Ferragamo's fall 2020 men's wear collection, for which the creative director, Paul Andrew, and his design team modernized, and played with, various male archetypes — like businessmen, soldiers, surfers and bikers.
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It's the centerpiece of "Electra Heart" (the sophomore release from Marina Diamandis, aka Marina and the Diamonds, who now goes by the mononym Marina), an avant-garde concept album that cheekily exaggerates female archetypes in order to dissect and dismantle them.
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They're characters based on the same archetypes, but the specifics are different enough that Rowell can't just draft off her readers' memories of Harry and Draco playing Quidditch against each other to inform the way we read Simon and Baz's relationship.
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On the walls, a mood board mapped Mr. Sialelli's vision for the season in a magpie collage of vintage magazine spreads, archival motifs and what Mr. Sialelli called "a fracas of archetypes": Fassbinder meets "Ladyhawke" meets Jean Genet meets manga.
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Whether the story is real or fictional doesn't matter: both evergreen ratings staples like the CSI and Law & Order franchises and their "true crime" counterparts (Serial Thriller, A Crime to Remember, Southern Fried Homicide) flatten every case into a series of reliable archetypes.
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Yet for all the attention paid to updating the sequel's physical details, its three-hour plot does little to concern itself with anything beyond the depths of its white male protagonists, reducing white women to tired archetypes and utterly sidelining nonwhite characters.
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This show revels in sending up the archetypes of the American high school experience, but it's also invested in making sure that its examinations are as thoughtful and revealing as they are, well, full of poop jokes and 3D renderings of hand jobs.
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Faith analyzes a variety of recurring themes, especially human commonality, which she elucidates through images of hands, maps, dream interpretations, Jungian archetypes, mythology, or projects like 7.83 Hz. Her practice explores the ephemerality of forgotten spaces, where the photograph becomes the final product.
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We're used to seeing the workplace portrayed on television (workplace-set shows are one of the basic archetypes of both dramas and sitcoms), but it's so rare that we see the intricacies of a termination — the warnings, the rationalizations, and the actual conversation.
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If Good Girls continues to prove there's a lot more than meets the eye to the archetypes we take for granted — nice suburban moms, the inherent virtue of Canada, wrapping paper — the series could be more than good, it could be great.
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Urban performed alone on a black screen, with words from the song flashing behind him and showing a list of words historically used to describe women, or female archetypes: sister, daughter, Virgin Mary, Scarlet Letter, baby girl, and Mother Nature all stream by.
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And even they couldn't keep it up: Relic's Dawn of War series also began resorting to increasingly cookie-cutter campaigns, while the memorable mission design of StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty gave way to more rote, repetitive mission archetypes for the later expansions.
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But as Yussef Cole illustrates, the history of racism takes insidious forms, and in the process of trying to scrub those elements away, it unknowingly replicates the archetypes of the era, keeping allusions to those racist depictions while whitewashing their cultural origins.
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He's a huge fan of "Star Wars" — "We watched 'A New Hope' in English class to learn about archetypes, and I was like, 'Oh my God, this is the coolest thing'" — and has dressed as General Grievous and Kylo Ren for Halloween.
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This may be one reason that, although set around 2016, the play is haunted by outdated gay archetypes — specifically, young Manhattanites fawning over rent-controlled apartments on the Upper West Side (as if that's the most desirable place for young gay men).
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Instead Mr. Ehrenreich said that Mr. Howard had a similar perspective on vintage actors — Steve McQueen, John Wayne — that he was using as archetypes for his approach to Han Solo, and that they generally agreed on how he should play the character.
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The book has a kind of "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" feel, but its confidence, and the texture of the small world it creates, keep it from feeling parodic, as do the various "deviations" from the archetypes Heiny explores.
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But she acknowledged that the popularity and durability of those shows over the last 40 years showed an eager audience among Italians, many of whom still think of women in archetypes of care-taking madonnas or corrupting Jezebels, with little room in between.
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This idea is particularly evident in Lynch's works, a series of small oil-on-canvas paintings of hypnotic sky vistas, accompanied by a video of the same vibrant archetypes of natural beauty, displayed on a widescreen television elevated by two paint buckets.
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This selection also invites students to examine authors' decisions in crafting a text, like the methods of character development, the use of figurative language, the creation of mood and tone, and how an author may rely on archetypes to deliver a story.
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The teenagers' styles from the comic's initial 2003 run might feel dated now, so the designers pulled inspiration from more teen archetypes, like having the goth Nico (Lyrica Okano) lean into a Lorde-witch aesthetic rather than her Gothic Lolita fashion from the comics.
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Although Coon was talking about archetypes in general when she explained, "They help us identify our strengths and weaknesses and operate more fully as empathetic human beings," it feels as though she was speaking about characters like Vera and Plum (Dietland's Joy Nash) and June.
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But we're in a weird time where comedy writers and directors are simultaneously aware of that harmfulness and don't want to add to it, while also remembering how many of their favorite comedies of the past played with those very archetypes to hilarious effect.
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As our central lovers, Eva Noblezada (Eurydice) and Reeve Carney (Orpheus) have a tougher row to hoe: Orpheus and Eurydice carry the weight of the metaphor, and as such, they continue to feel a little bit more like flattened-out archetypes than fully fledged characters.
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Where Lana's earlier albums, especially Ultraviolence (2014), were sung from the perspectives of multiple distinct character-archetypes, so that the songs contradicted each other when played in sequence, Norman Fucking Rockwell stars the same California dreamer throughout, writing her most emotionally direct songs ever.
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When money is inherited or otherwise not directly earned by an individual's labor, there's more of a social stigma attached to it compared to money that is earned by hard work (see: the negative archetypes of the "trust fund baby" or the "trophy wife").
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However, as always with astrology, the archetypes of the planets can express themselves in many ways, so this might be a wildly romantic and creative time for you, where you don't get much work done, but you create memories that will inspire your future work!
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Long interested in Parliament Funkadelic musicians who appropriated Egyptian archetypes into their cosmologies, she was seeing vendors on 125th Street selling scale models of Pharaonic architecture and then visiting the Metropolitan Museum to view actual ruins from ancient Egypt covered with paintings and reliefs.
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Lil Nas X and "Old Town Road" first rose to mainstream prominence in late March, due to vehement debate over whether the tune, which is built around Western archetypes, was an outsider's pastiche of country music tropes or a fresh, modern entry in the genre.
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But we are exploring certain archetypes that are inescapable on a moral spectrum: There always has to be a Marge and a Jerry and a [Steve] Buscemi and a Peter Stormare, those kinds of pure good and pure evil and moral challenges in the middle.
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Sagittarius loves learning and reading, so anything that gets them thinking about the big picture or supports their studies is an appropriate gift, like this book which is part-memoir, part-manual, and a brilliant survey of the archetypes expressed in a birth chart.
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The archetypes include Siouxsie, a motorcycle-riding rebel (Sammi Hanratty), investigating the death of her sister years before; a senator's petulant son (a worthy Colby Arps); a gay drug dealer (Matthew Frias); a clergyman's daughter (Sophia Taylor Ali); and a cat fancier (Erika Daly).
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Schumer famously bases his policy decisions on a nonexistent Long Island family called the Baileys who are not Jewish and who are quintessential moderates; he uses these archetypes that he invented as a barometer for the policies he supports, which have included the Iraq War.
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So here, in a trio of wildly specific character sketches in which you might recognize yourself, we've imagined three common packer archetypes with highly gift-able, adventure-ready items from Gucci's Cruise 2020 collection — and given each an airport-security-style X-ray reveal.
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The creators of Bluebeard's Bride had their work cut out for them as they unpacked centuries of narrative tradition, and eventually distilled their feminine archetypes into Animus, which embodies strength; Virgin, representing obedience; Witch, suggesting sinfulness; Fatale, for sensuality; and a Mother who soothes.
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With a boyish, mercurial face evincing the subtlest shift in affect, the actor has resisted staid masculine archetypes in wildly different ways (of his drag performance in Almodovar's Bad Education, he has boasted, "It didn't take that long in the makeup room to look like a woman").
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While Garner's sculptures depict flayed, sliced, and otherwise mutilated bodies in a visceral, queasy-making, and uncomfortably beautiful aesthetic, (Robinson) works with archetypes of whiteness, foremost among them the figure of the generic white-collar worker, which she replicated thousands of times in a towering, tumbling monument.
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The Lobster toys with the momentum of Hollywood archetypes in its second half, after David flees to woods, where he fights desperately with forces from the hotel and courts the Short-Sighted Woman (Rachel Weisz) with offerings of hunted rabbits, some of whom were surely people recently.
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Through the stories of four real women whose lives became enmeshed in murder, Monroe identifies four archetypes of the true crime obsessive — the detective, the victim, the defender, and the killer — and delves into the machinations driving each, seamlessly weaving together biography, cultural analysis, and personal narrative.
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Few archetypes of players are more coveted in today's game than the "three-and-D wing"—a shooting guard or small forward who can shoot from long range and stifle the top scorers on opposing teams—and Mr Crowder is among the league's finest in this genre.
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Even though their nicknames — Posh (Adams), Ginger (Halliwell), Baby (Bunton), Scary (Brown), and Sporty (Chisholm) — weren't coined until the British teen magazine Top of the Pops made up the monikers in 1996 — the five pretty girls with slightly different physical attributes were perfect for pop-character archetypes.
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But the persistence of that unspoken ideal suggests that it will take much more than troubling the archetypes of female behavior, more than owning the role of bitch and transforming it into the broad, more than showing that hot women over the age of 40 can fight.
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"In the same regards that VCs want to fund billion-dollar, monopoly-style businesses, they have themselves a monopoly on the language we use about entrepreneurship, the archetypes they highlight as the ideals for entrepreneurship," Roberts said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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These comedic archetypes are such a part of the canon of Latinx entertainment that they're made fun of in American comedy, like Arrested Development and its Premios Desi, which also made sure to add a joke about Lucille Bluth thinking all the Latinx men there were waiters.
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Her Karla is one of the New York archetypes you would least like to be trapped in an elevator with: a showboating narcissist who draws you in to push you away, while operating on the conversational principle that there's no such thing as too much information.
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He had aged to match the perspective he had brought to his lyrics since the late 20143s: a long view that stretched back to biblical and psychological archetypes and envisioned myth and history — and the mind-twisting economy of Zen koans — far more often than the everyday.
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One of the most loved Hollywood archetypes is that of the underdog: the movie that almost didn't get made, the script or story that spent years struggling to find a filmmaker or studio executive who would put their shoulder behind the project and see it through.
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Along the way, the book grows menacing and allegorical, and winks Lethem-ly at so many storytelling archetypes — the road movie, the journey into darkness, the return of the king, the Mad Max-ish dystopia — that it's hard to imagine such a strange machine actually flying.
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The New York-based, West Virginia native Angela Rogers (born 213) is an experienced tarot-card reader whose yarn-and-mixed-media confections (Fountain House Gallery) represent some of her mystical deck's well-known female archetypes, plus some of her own, including mermaids and a tooth fairy.
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Although the work of such sui-generis theatre artists as Charles Ludlam—who was inspired, in part, by Hollywood archetypes and penny dreadfuls, stories in which sexuality was performed with ridiculous, automatic vigor—was hugely important in the nineteen-sixties, it doesn't necessarily play well anymore.
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The body of work he's produced since 2002 — self-directed live performances, web series, and music videos, featuring over 30 characters, all part of the same family tree — for which he's received countless accolades, mirror the soap opera archetypes and Hollywood melodramas so loved by his family.
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I have been thinking a lot about how this version of the story concerns two Hollywood archetypes — the tragic artist on the one hand, the ingenue on the other — while the film itself is also a Hollywood archetype: the long-simmering passion project, in this case for Bradley Cooper.
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The film's characters, as reimagined from Shakespeare and molded around Smith and McCullah's sensibilities, are so incisively written that they stand as timeless archetypes that modern teen movies, from Mean Girls to The DUFF, shamelessly pull from — while also being quintessential emblems of American teen culture in the '22012s.
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Also not on display itself, but still referenced in photographic form in Mike Cooter's mixed-media piece, "MacGuffin: some archetypes towards a definition," is the the legendary Maltese Falcon: a prop, a MacGuffin, a thing worth killing for, a worthless thing, and now a $4-million luxury item.
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To evoke the cards is really to evoke the archetypes of daily existence, the kind we experience in our own emotional landscapes—when we play the fool or or feel reborn—and, at least in the realm of an art space, we can understand these moments as we'd like.
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Through the first four (or so) seasons, the series' refusal to sort its characters into simple archetypes, its insistence on drilling into their thorny psychologies, its prioritization of slow burns and long games over quick and easy payoffs, yielded some of the most thrillingly complicated female characters on television.
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When people who don't pay attention to rap think of famous rappers—consider the ways you see rappers cameo in commercials and stuff like that—they picture the lavish archetypes of expensive cars or whatever, they imagine rappers pouring champagne on models in bikinis, they think of crazy parties.
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YG, DJ Mustard, and Ty Dolla $ign aren't significantly older than the new class of Los Angeles rap stars––and, in a select few cases, are actually younger––but because they first experienced stardom in the late aughts they seem, from afar, less like peers than aspirational archetypes.
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When political commentators praise political talent, what they seem to have in mind is the ability of a candidate to match one of a very limited set of archetypes: the heroic leader, the back-slapping regular guy you'd like to have a beer with, the soaring orator. Mrs.
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Instead of plot, this movie has characters or, more accurately, archetypes: a hero (Khan, if you were wondering); a stream of villains, culminating in the ultimate rascal (an amusing Sudeep, who broods as he dangles maidens off precipices); a wife (Sonakshi Sinha); and on and on like that.
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The liquor cabinet was a men's club of masculine archetypes: someone's ornery grandfather on the whiskey bottle; on the gin, a British Beefeater, dressed like the real ones we had seen at the Tower of London, in a bright-red jacket and round black hat, holding a long spear.
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The Los Angeles of Woman No. 17 is, above all, a state of mind where people—almost entirely women—recede into their archetypes somewhere between Studio City and Laurel Canyon, becoming both more and less than human: The sum of their failed relationships and hopes, little more than a number.
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Plastic surgeons and cosmetic dermatologists who do this work tend to talk about archetypes of classical beauty like Greek statues and the golden ratio in order to explain that what they're doing isn't adhering to an arbitrary standard; they're merely following the human instinct for a particular type of symmetry.
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While the future has turned out differently from what the 1980s imagined, Haigh notes that he sees their album as "a series of snapshots of various cinematic archetypes, familiar setups for people to write their own stories into," and that they hope that the experience allows listeners "imaginations to run wild."
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After taking a closer look at the chalkboard in the background of the "Persona" trailer, ARMY is much more convinced of the fact that, like the Love Yourself series, Map of the Soul will be a trilogy, and the next two albums will be called Shadow and Ego (also Jung archetypes).
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The Doctor began as a cipher of a character whose gender hardly mattered, but over the course of the show's long history, the Doctor has taken on ever more traits of masculine action figure archetypes — and once the Doctor is a woman, those traits will be thrown into sharp relief.
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A work so densely populated with archetypes and beings from a post-human future, which is well beyond accepted notions of reality and which is so rich in symbols, shapes, and themes from occult traditions, also calls for a reading that includes interpretations from the fields of alchemy, astrology, and magic.
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It's in the spirit of all of these, well, spiritual themes that along comes the American artist Olivia Munroe with Archetypes, an exhibition of new mixed-media "paintings," along with a selection of colorful drawings on paper, which is on view at Sundaram Tagore Gallery in Chelsea through October 7.
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She had been living in Los Angeles since 2001, and though she'd gotten steady work, including roles in the 2007 movie "Under the Same Moon" and on the TV shows "Weeds" and "Jane the Virgin," she was still struggling to secure more opportunities that fell outside of typical Latino archetypes.
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In theory, I understand that this dependency on archetypes is just the way that opera works, that it's not intrinsically worse than the kind of novel-based storytelling that I'm used to, and that if I was more comfortable with the medium, I would be able to take pleasure in it.
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"A cognitive psychologist on our team showed that you can't demonstrate that the universal, Jungian archetypes of fear and danger exist in non-Western cultures," Jon Lomberg, an artist who worked closely with Sagan to design the Voyager records and also served on the WIPP development panel, told me over the phone.
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Not only was it deliciously bloody (death animations look so much better than ragdoll physics) it featured a protagonist as Hell-bent on killing as the player, and in a sandbox game, particularly in the wake of baggy archetypes like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, that kind of cohesion is a rare commodity.
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Tropes and archetypes like the tragically beautiful "Ophelia," the dangerously hot sex maniac, the twisted genius, the woman who "snapped," are offshoots of a "potentially highly stigmatizing" stereotype that contributes to a "still pervasive prejudice towards psychiatry and psychiatric illness," says Steven C. Schlozman, assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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As archetypes go, the softboi has drifted somewhat of late, but I was reminded of him earlier this year when the show Fleabag came to a close with a bus stop, a martyred heart, and the priest who, over the course of six elegant episodes, gradually revealed himself to be a model softboi.
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Former Senators Daniel K. Inouye and Bob Dole — the former a son of a Japanese immigrant and the latter a son of the Kansas plains, who first met in a military hospital after being wounded in World War II — were both archetypes of this period and were hardly imbued with noblesse oblige.
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Through the years, Ms. Bush's music has encompassed operatic agility, folky delicacy, hard-rock power, cabaret guile and global rhythms, while her lyrics have featured or alluded to characters from history and literature (Joan of Arc, Molly Bloom from "Ulysses," Peter Pan) as well as anonymous but affecting archetypes: parents, children, dreamers, mystics.
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The historian John Milton Cooper, in his classic 1983 joint biography of Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, identified them as the archetypes of two breeds of reformer: the warrior (Roosevelt) who reveled in political combat, and the priest (Wilson) who found it vaguely distasteful, like raised voices at a faculty tea.
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He painted archetypes rescued and blended from both universal and iconoclastic mythologies — mothers and kings, torturers, bound and flayed captives, fish and birds, hybrid creatures, himself, his wife, friends and strangers, who gather with a spectrum of props: costumes, masks, stringed and brass instruments, formal dress, and most ubiquitously, a lit cigarette in hand.
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To All the Boys, Sierra Burgess, and Love, Simon were all movies that carried the burden of finding a way to turn what might seem like specific stories about identity into just another teen movie — shedding baggage and biases without jettisoning the well-worn archetypes and narrative beats that viewers have come to expect.
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"Make me over / I'm all I wanna be / A walking study / in demonology" In interviews and music, Love has always acknowledged and played with archetypes – a witch (vengeful and angry female, bog monster of a woman), Medusa or Siren (bewitching Yoko slut who drags men, especially deified grunge gods, to their doom), evil widow (Touring?
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Riverdale is especially primed for such a takeover, given that the Archie comics are home to one of pop culture's longest-running love triangles ever — not to mention that so many teen books, TV shows, and movies have modeled their female characters after Archie's "good girl versus bad girl" archetypes of Betty and Veronica.
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Harding was an object of fascination not just because of the soap opera she dangled before the public gaze — supposedly conspiring with her ex-husband and an associate to plan an attack on her rival figure skater Nancy Kerrigan — but also because she and Kerrigan provided a yin and yang of primal female archetypes.
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In each case the defendants had undergone something of a makeover for the courtroom, one that tapped into different archetypes of femininity that in turn function as vessels of association: part of a shared social mythology about innocence, youth, purity, hard work, good manners, respect for the court and the seriousness of the situation.
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What follows more or less tracks the plot of "Rocky IV." Adonis doesn't literally die, and Rocky doesn't step into the ring to avenge him, but the arc and the archetypes are respected as the champ undergoes a spiritual death and rebirth in a moral universe where sacrifice and redemption go hand in glove.
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It was Bundy himself who helped create and embed within the cultural consciousness so many of the archetypes we associate with the serial killer: the idea of the double life, the secret "dark side" that comes as a total shock to family and friends who've known someone only as an upstanding pillar of their greater community.
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Despite being cut from broad archetypes (the optimistic engineer, the cynical doctor, and the more-knowledgeable-than-he-lets-on priest all feel lifted, though meaningfully tweaked from Firefly), I've found myself rooting for and surprised by my ships' crew in a way I expect from Dragon Age or Mass Effect more than Fallout or Elder Scrolls.
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If the works in this latest engagement, by distilling the imagery into gesture and color, have rescued the Virgin Mary from a locked-in world, defusing age-old archetypes and symbols in the process, they have also simply allowed the painter to carry out her own annunciation: some good old luscious paint for your viewing pleasure.
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A consistently insightful veteran critic whose work combines Ellen Willis's freedom-loving brand of feminism, Greil Marcus's deep knowledge of American archetypes, and her peer Rob Sheffield's talent for taking pop seriously without ever sounding juvenile, Powers chooses the subjects of her in-depth portraits wisely, spotlighting musicians and movements that capture each era's carnal zeitgeist.
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"Octet," whose eight characters are based on archetypes drawn from Tarot cards, joins other plays and operas from the past decade — Nico Muhly's "Two Boys," Ted Hearne's "The Source," James Graham's "Privacy," Tim Price's "Teh Internet Is Serious Business," Jennifer Haley's "The Nether," even "Dear Evan Hansen" — tracing the social changes the internet has wrought and might wreak.
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After being briefed about a recent chimeric incursion, you explore your HQ, upgrading your equipment, completing some fetch quests, and trying to squeeze any bit of charm you can out of the game's mostly one dimensional supporting cast—a too-large crew featuring your standard archetypes, like suspicious scientist, hard-assed mentor, and naive do-gooder.
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These were books that became points of reference with friends, that spawned movies played and replayed in Christmas-day marathons on ABC Family (and then, Freeform), that provided archetypes and role models (especially for every Hermione who ever frantically waved her hand, or every Neville Longbottom who screwed up the nerve to stand up to his friends).
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At least a decade before the twin figures of the harried working woman and the neurotic, unwed 19833-something became media preoccupations, Ms. Moore's portrayal — for which she won four of her seven Emmy Awards — expressed both the exuberance and the melancholy of the single career woman who could plot her own course without reference to cultural archetypes.
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"The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World AKA The Negro Book of the Dead" To outfit the characters in Suzan-Lori Parks's play, which Ben Brantley called, "a fever dream from which there is truly no waking," Mr. Blanco explored African-American archetypes and caricatures, creating haunting collages that he made into sketches.
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The producers of Everlasting are very self-aware of how they capitalize on archetypes, playing them to their advantage to make sensational TV. But UnReal has a blindspot for actual Black experience, and spends only minimal time teasing out the subtleties of what it means for a Black man to find love on a network that panders to white interests.
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We're used to the french fry phone cases and controversial pill bags from Moschino, and we've witnessed those jeans from Topshop, but ever since the now-Zurich-based brand's stereotypes collection, in which they used the Vetements touch to turn society's most fashionable archetypes into fashionable caricatures, we've come to expect that sort of zany twist from designer Demna Gvasalia every season.
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Instead of instantly useful RPG archetypes, the Ravens have an old bard, a growing assortment of dubiously effective magicians, a giant who was as dangerous to his friend as his enemies, and some… guy named Dytch, who is perhaps the first Rando-class character in a tactical RPG (and who provides some of the most welcome and charming comic relief in this game).
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A quick rundown for those unfamiliar with Doki Doki Literature Club's plot and the way it breaks the fourth wall: The game is initially presented a straightforward romance visual novel whereby you are inducted into the titular club, and then are free to pursue the affections of one of several girls, Sayori, Yuri, Natsuki, and Monica, each representing different romantic archetypes.
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The album presents a list of classic American archetypes that Clark twists around in unpredictable ways as she finds new shades of subversive meaning in familiar vernacular expressions, taking pleasure in the mild poker face that has replaced aggression as the new female stereotype in Nashville, and suggesting that the blandness implied by this role might just be a put-on.
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In certain ways the medieval arc of "Game of Thrones" — in which the noble-but-naïve patriarchy of Ned Stark gives way to the toxic patriarchy of warring kings, with Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons waiting to sweep it all away — distilled the whole prestige-drama project to its fundamental archetypes: nostalgia for male kingship, fear of bad kings, a certain satisfaction at the patriarchy's inevitable fall.
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