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    Black Swan Research Paper

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    Since humans made the first illustrations upon cave walls, animals have been included in artwork and have represented a variety of ideas, stories, characteristics, and morals. Each individual animal carries their own symbolism, such as a lion representing royalty, a trickster fox, and a dragon for courage, and characteristics such as these may instantly come to mind when thinking of a particular animal. These symbolisms may be shown in a multitude of ways, by carving the animals into statues,…

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    Nick Cave

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    everyone is the same and deserve to be treated as such. After the cloud, there is this art made of hair beads, which has the symbol of a rainbow, peace, and happiness. I think that is what Cave wants to see for the black community, peace and…

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    Animals have held an important place in written literature for thousands of years. And prior to written languages, ancient peoples told animal stories by drawing symbolic visual narratives on the walls of their cave homes. These early examples of animals in literary history generally were imbued with strong religious and allegorical significance. Composed around the sixth century B.C. By time, Talking animals generally fall into the category of "animal fantasy," referring to a genre where…

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    Plato's Cave

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    philosophers mention Plato’s Cave Allegory, the freed prisoner becomes something to be seen as good. This story Plato tells has become a foundation for many later forms of philosophy. It has actually been so influential that it impacts the arcs of books, movies, and all types of pop culture. So what makes Plato’s Allegory of the Cave so impactful? It isn't in the story itself, but what philosophical principles he is illustrating. Plato's Allegory of the Cave begins with prisoners in a cave.…

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    From cowboys to Indians, art has evolved over time. Once known as (Artifacts) hand-painted objects found in caves have branched out on too many other things besides rock. Art in its own sense has become the trend of expression. It’s the Art that drives us to the point of insanity! The focus of this paper will be Cai Guo-Qiang gunpowder artwork’s connection to the field of cosmetology. Cosmetology is a field that was created to be an art form and the uniqueness of haircuts are like Cai Guo-Qiang…

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    Allegory Of The Cave

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    The allegory of the cave shows the effect of education on the human soul; our soul is the immaterial part of a human being or animal which is considered immortal. Without it we are nothing. Every living entity possesses a soul, which makes it unique. These prisoners have lost their souls; have been isolated from reality. The minute we are born, the countdown to our death begins and in that time period we go through a series of events that change us. In addition, the allegory is based on what…

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    The Myth Of The Cave

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    influence of Plato and Aristotle seen in our culture today. The Myth of the Cave, (Palmer 2013), depicts a story about prisoners chained up in a cave. Their vision was limited to shadows on the wall and gave them a false sense of reality. One prisoner was unchained and forced to look at the real source of the shadows. The pain caused by the light of the fire made him prefer the deception, but he was forced out of the cave into the sunlight. This time the sunlight was painful…

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    Shackling The Cave

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    “The Allegory of the Cave” by Plato implies that we are Shackled In Modern Life just as they are in the story. In this essay, i'm going to be telling all of you the things that shackle our minds just as the prisoners and the story were Shackled . In the story it said the prisoners are Shackled to the wall by chains as if they are trapped there. Which implies that they are not perfect, nor were there trapped is perfect. But when the man releases one prisoner and he departs the cave and enters…

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    myths, folklore, religion, arts and culture. The oldest visual image of the human fascination, love and reverence for nature in India can be found in the 10,000 years old cave paintings at Bhimbetka in Central India depicting birds, animals and human beings living in harmony. The Indus Valley civilization provides evidence of human interest in wildlife, as seen in depicting images of rhino, elephant, bull, etc. The earliest concern for the wild life law could be traced to 3rd century B.C. when…

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    Myth Of The Cave

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    lives, the virtues and practices necessary for proper human behavior, and the balance and unity that is crucial for the well-being of every single human being. In Plato 's Republic, he gives an example called the Myth of the Cave. It begins with individuals chained in a cave where the only light source is a…

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