Abstract
This paper reviews and analyzes Cy Raker Endfield's 1964 film "Zulu", which depicts the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879. The paper notes that the effect of capturing genuine British gallantry teeters on being mere propaganda. According to the paper, however, the movie is spectacularly executed in its photography, writing and acting. Taken together, these factors add up to a successful film. The paper concludes by stating that this is more than a memorable war movie. It is a psychological x-ray of the colonial soldier and the interior conflicts different men from different classes of society and soldiery is on display.

From the Paper
"Cy Raker Endfield's 1964 film Zulu depicts the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879. The effect of capturing genuine British gallantry teeters on being mere propaganda. However, the movie's spectacularly executed in its photography, writing and acting. Taken together, these factors add up to a successful film. But its close examination of the British characters and their reaction to Zulu courage and battlefield savvy reveal more than a memorable war movie. It is a psychological x-ray of the colonial soldier and the interior conflicts different men from different classes of society and soldiery is on display. The film makers probably chose this battle for this filmic exercise..."

Tags:zulu, british, history

Abstract
This paper studies the role of the Internet as a communicative tool in the social structure of Korea under the current usage and influence of the social capital theory put forth by P. Bourdieu, J. Coleman and R. D. Putnam. It begins by discussing the origin of the social capital phenomenon and its relation with the social network within Korea. It then looks at the connection of the social capital phenomenon with the information and communication technologies (ICT).

Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Background of the Study
Purpose of this Study
Significance of this Study
Chapter 2: Literature Review
The Emergence of the Social Capital Theory
Initial Utilization by Coleman and Bourdieu
The Social Network as Social Capital
Social Capital and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Social Capital and Relative Theories
Understanding Online Communities and their Use of Internet:
Internet Based within the Social Framework of Korea:
Chapter 3: Methodology
Summary of the Methodology
Profiles of Interviewees
Chapter 4: Results
Communication on the Internet
Conclusion: "See You at CY!"

From the Paper
"The IT circumstance in Korea makes young people recognize the Internet as a normal part of everyday life, and regard it as one of the various communication tools. Between the Internet and the mobile phone people are not strictly attached to either one or it seems that both are used additionally rather than the usage of one being increased or decreased by the other. E-mails, IM, Blogs and CY are all part of the overall system of the Internet; though their use may vary, they are all considered more effective means of communication than any other available. Off-line intimacy can motivate and activate communication on the Internet, but the opposite cannot always be considered as true. Illusion, time, space and fashion statements are all part of the list of easier attainments online than offline. The rise of the dependence of the Internet in Korea is for both interpersonal and business reasons but the increase in the expanse, level and quality of interpersonal communication is more obvious of the two. More and more Koreans are keen on creating various new on-line cultures in the already established social framework of Korea."

Tags:e-mail, mobile, online, CY, messenger