Inspired by the hardworking identity that blue-collar workers shaped in their careers, Mike Rose, in his article titled "Blue-collar Brilliance", describes that intelligence is not only developed with a high educational level but throughout experiences, involvements, and interrelations in a workspace. When Mike Rose was a child, he used to visit his mother and uncle at their job, and he paid careful attention to how the they behaved in the work environment influencing him later to study the…
up what others considered to be normal was 25 or higher. The results I thought overall were good. I really liked oh well put together it was and the sections they provided on the test which were visuospatial, naming, memory, attention language, abstraction, orientation, and delayed recall. The education that I provided before the assessment was what to expect and the different categories we were going to be working on. During the assessment the education that I provided was what the instruction…
1) Why do you think critics labeled Matisse and other artists who made paintings in a similar style as Wild Beasts? Do you agree or disagree? Why? What do you think these "Fauvist" artists were trying to express? The reason why critics labeled Matisse and other artists who made paintings in a similar style as Matisse is due to the fact they had an abstract or semi-abstract style as well as the use of strong or intense colors that were labeled as wild. It also is labeled as Wild Beasts because…
His use of words such as “aspirational” and “transcendent” show that he recognizes that the prevailing worldviews of the Cold War era point towards something past material reality and even past high levels of abstraction. O’Gorman does not, however, use myth in the Burkean sense of the word. He often makes the argument that Cold War worldviews function mythically, but he does not use Burke’s definition of myth. It should also be noted that there is no mention of…
Nasreen Mohamedi lived a cosmopolitan life that brought inspiration to her work from many different places and cultures. Mohamedi was born in 1937 in Karachi, India, an area that would later become Pakistan. In the mid-forties the artist lived in Mumbai, before spending relocating to London and attending St. Martin 's School of the Arts, in London in the late fifties. The artist lived for a short time with her family in Bahrain, a small island country off the western shores of the Persian gulf.…
Personality encompasses many areas of people’s lives: work, school, and relationships to name a few. Due to its widespread effects, personality has become an important field of study in psychology. This paper will explore the differences in perspective from a psychologist to lay people, research methods used and their different techniques, and the historical approaches that helped develop this intriguing field of study. Personality is often discussed in everyday situations, but usually only in…
contentious, but Ayer’s justification of causal determinism incorporated with freedom of volition implements synchronous aspects of both philosophical perceptions and manifests as a logical conclusion to the activities of humans: compatibilism, the abstraction that humans possess the capacity to select subsequent events based upon their actions, but availability of such alternatives is dependent upon anterior options. An individual who is a proponent for unequivocal determinism or absolute…
This is called as “self-determination.” He further added in relation to self-possession: Self-determination is possible only on the ground of self-possession. Every authentically human “I will” is an act of self-determination; it is so not in abstraction and isolation from the dynamic personal structure but, on the contrary, as deep-rooted content of this structural…
Inspired by the Book of Revelations, the artist explores many themes, such as the duality between abstraction and illustration, by making many international and art historical references. The painting I chose to write about is called the Pavilion of Perpetual Present by Bill Rutherfoord and is part of the Apocalypse series. This oil on linen work of art…
Wanderlust Wanderlust (wan·der·lust) noun - a strong desire to travel and explore. At the mention of this word, (and inevitably the explanation of what it is) a majority of people think that wanting to go to Europe for a summer and see the large and popular tourist attractions classifies them as being “filled with wanderlust and the urge for adventure”. While I know that there are no specifications as to what classifies someone as being filled with wanderlust, I firmly believe that there is…