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    Eunice Lee Daniel Aeschbacher Design History #2 25 November 2015 Frank Lloyd Wright While I was staying in Chicago for studying, I found the landscape with grand and full of high beautiful buildings was fascinatingly alluring people including myself. Especially, Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the most famous architectural designers. My personal experience with his buildings: Rookery building, Frank Lloyd Wright’s home and studio, and Falling Water. Frank Lloyd Wright, who is the most…

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    today want to live. She came from a long line of important names in the American, specifically the New York, society that had led the social life of New York in the past (“Edith Wharton, 75, Is Dead in France”). Wharton used her unique background to craft stories portraying “the upper-class New York society in the 1870s” or her observations of “the grimmer…

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    The Absolute Bourgeois

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    issues presented in the painting; art intellectuals and laymen alike adopted antithetical opinions on the conflict between skill and subject matter within paintings such as Millet’s The Gleaners, Caillebotte’s The Floor Scrapers and On the Bridge of Europe, and Renoir’s Dance at the Moulin de la Galette. In fact, this paper will incorporate these paintings in an attempt to explore how the representation of the working class has evolved over the early decades of modern art. It is important to…

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    Ornament And Crime Analysis

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    feels the impact of Austrian architect, Adolf Loos. Loos was a man of intense opinions and a reflecting portfolio. The blunt forms of his buildings were in tune with the tones of his writings and opinions on architecture. He saw architecture as a movement and progression that was beyond any one man’s ability to change. Furthermore, he waged war against those who tried, insisting that a change to tradition is only permissible if it constituted an improvement. He was European in every sense…

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    Communication is the sending and receiving information between a selective amount of people within a health care setting. The person sending the message is known as the sender, while the person interpreting the information is named the receiver or recipient. The information may be facts, ideas for specific treatments and opinions and emotions regarding patients and their conditions. Interpersonal interaction is a communication process that involves the exchange of information and emotions…

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    The Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts and Literacy expand on the best of existing standards and mirror the skills and information students will need to succeed in school, vocation, and life. Seeing how the standards contrast from past standards and the vital movements they call for is crucial to actualizing the standards well. This is my second year implementing the Common Core ELL standards. I did as such by planning a rich educational module and dealing with my classroom in…

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    Silk, an important textile that changes the world through its trade in ancient times. Because of the attraction of its profits, it inspired people to journey through unknown lands, which played an important role in the diffusion of culture, religion, technology, and societies among civilizations. Historically, China guarded its secrets of processing silk (sericulture) that was controlled by Chinese authorities. But around 550 AD the secrets of China methods for domesticating wild silk were…

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    natural patterns and textures in interiors, but these patterns were mostly organic instead of superfluous decoration. One of Le Corbusier's most known published work was "L'Esprit Nouveau," a journal of architecture that contributed to the theory of art and exposed firms and furniture manufacturers. He was also known for his theories and ideas such as the "Five Points of Architecture," the "Modulor," "The Open Hand," and the "Dom-ino House" which was a prototype open floor plan structure that…

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    I used permaculture principles when designing the pond throughout the process, as I was trying to design a pond that was sustainable, and multi purposeful (beyond that of aesthetic value.) When deciding the placement of the pond, I took into account the surrounding environment to find an area where it would have the least amount of impact on the microclimates. This is a principle of permaculture as one’s design must cooperate with nature. By placing the pond in an area where the drainage…

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    Salutations fellow countrymen, advisors, and dearest friends. I thank all of you for coming today and being part of this magnificent-monumental-movement. Finally, our empire is liberated from the hands of tyranny that once oppressed our great empire. It was only last week that our citizens joined forces to overthrow the last king for his misuse of power. He is now banished to another land, so let there be no fear, for fear forestalls a man from prospering. First, I must address the skeptics who…

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