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    “Colour Bar” by Oodgeroo Noonuccal is an aboriginal poem from Australia. The author seems to be some sort of activist and poet because of the way she writes this poem. She is showing the resentment that she has for the Christians and anyone who is racist. She has very strong feelings about this, and it is somewhat inspiring. She is very opinionated. Although I do not agree with them all, she does make a good point. This poem is about race and Christianity. Noonuccal is writing about the racism…

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    He is the Man…Analysis of The Colour of Milk Nell Leyshon’s The Colour of Milk is a novel about the occurrences that lead to the death of a young girl named Mary. Mary lives on a farm with her mother, father, and three other sisters: Hope, Violet and Beatrice. Established in England in 1830, Mary inscribes in first person narrative about her experiences from 1830 to 1831. Early in the book Mary tells of her daily life on the farm dealing with her father and how he mishandles his own father, her…

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    light plants cannot photosynthesise, obtain energy and reproduce. Within the visible colour spectrum red has the longest wavelength (650nm,) green has a wavelength of 510nm and blue has a wavelength of 475nm. Millions of dollars is spent electrical costs for agricultural purposes. This investigation's purpose is to see which light colour is most…

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    In her essay ‘The Colour of Things’, social scientist, Diana Young, discusses the various ways in which previous colour studies have approached the subject - from the scientific, through language and perception, to the symbolic. Anthropologist, Alfred Gell, with his ideas about agency, influenced Young, who proposes a cultural examination of colour through materiality. Young suggests ways in which colour and materiality may be studied. She advocates that asking…

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    shape who they eventually become. The novel Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison and the film, The Colour Purple directed by Steven Spielberg, both explore the lives of their two protagonists and examine how their experiences define them. The novel Invisible Man is dated back to the early 1900s, and is based upon an anonymous African-American man who reflects on his life experiences. In comparison, The Colour Purple is about an African-American woman who faces abusive and submissive behaviour. These…

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    I took three individual personality tests to discover if they are credible and correct to how they relate to me. The three personality tests were the IPIP NEO, 16 Personalities Test, and the Colour Quiz. Before taking these personality tests, I believe that they do not work. I have actually taken a few personality tests while I was taking therapy lessons for my depression and anxiety issues. It seemed like the questions I had answered portrayed how I felt during the time. What mood set I was…

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    Why should someone be put in danger because the colour of their skin is different? The issue I am talking about today is one of the most long-lasting concerns of humanity. We thought racism ended about 60 years ago, but what people don’t realize is that every day and every night there are unspeakable acts of racism taking place around the world. For example, months ago in Baltimore, a police officer murdered a young black boy. It seems that the people that are meant to protect us are the one…

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    Pt1420 Unit 4 Assignment

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    primary and secondary colours are by observing a colour video, listened to the teacher explain the colour wheel concept and added and mixed colours to create new colours. 2. Added and mixed together the three primary colours: red, yellow and blue to make the three secondary colours: orange, green and purple on a blank colour wheel template. 3. Worked together to develop cooperative learning, to create a superhero hand painting by applying their understanding of the elements of colour. 4. Free…

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    Kandinsky And Malevich

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    their distinctive use of colours. Thus both artists are acclaimed with their abstract works, they have dissimilar and coherent sensations for colours. Both artist used similar tones within their work and they all wanted to stimulate acoustic responds from their audience with their use of colour. However, Kandinsky hold a strong opinion towards the connection between the concept around “synesthesia” (sounds to colours) with “Spiritual awakening” 1 for his practice of colours, as shown in his oil…

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    P. Colour Appearance in the “Divergent” movie Colour appearance in the movie were depended upon the faction. Each factions has their own colours that represents their habits. The first faction was Abnegation. Then it was followed by Amity, Candor, Dauntless and Erudite. The analysis was offered as follows: a) Abnegation Colour Abnegation is dominated by grey colour. It could be seen from the colour of their wardrobe and the colour of Abnegations’ building. Grey has a light and dark colour.…

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