Essays on Remaking

Federalism in the United States has evolved over the past 200 years from an arrangement where state and national government powers and responsibilities were clearly distinct and separate, to one in which the line of distinction between the two has blurred. When the framers drafted the Constitution, they provided separate powers to the federal government in Article One. A few of these clauses extended the power of the national government in order to prevent the hazards faced by the Articles of Confederation. In order to ensure that limitations still existed on the federal government, the Tenth Amendment was included. ...

As it is already known, Facebook does have a certain impact on the traditional retail. A large part of the content, which is used by the visitors of one of the largest social networks, has an advertising nature. The network's various trends among products and goods originate each week or month. The answer to the question whether this Facebook's move in the direction of retail is smart and circumspect lies on the surface. Of course, it would be better to implement these functions and gain a profit from it. The company will be able to reach a new level ...

In Miura (2008), it discusses the rise of Asian horror in Western culture, and how this has led to a significant amount of remakes and considerable popularity. Specifically, between the years 1998 to 2004, it is stated that films from Japan, as well as Thailand and Hong Kong, had a substantial effect on displaying some of the most horrific moments on screen to theatergoers. Films such as Ringu and Shutter, are often highlighted as very successful, but memorable for their cinematic violence. The former film, was extremely successful to the point where it was remade by an American production ...