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    to more complex factors such as the socio-economic state of the country in which the artist resides and the personal and political philosophies of the person. The works Woman Bathing (1890-1891) by Mary Cassatt| and Woman in a Shallow Tub (1885) by Edgar Degas| both show women…

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    I chose Organizational Culture to do research and write in the major paper. I want to understand about the organization culture including the relationship between organizational culture and communication, and organizational culture and misunderstandings. In my major paper, I will interview Mrs. Ha Tran, the Finance Manager of Ho Tram Project (HTP) Company and Mr. Binh Ngo, Human Resources Manager of HTP Company, and I used reliable databases- ProQuest, Google Scholar, and the text book to…

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    Wilkinson, 1990) the other factor is the industry-related environment. Technological factor will be used to illustrate how technological, legal, economic, political, demographic and ecological factors shape industries (thompson & mchugh, 2002). Just like Edgar H. Schein says, the future is unpredictable, we do not know which direction we are moving towards, but the world being more complex and fast fast-paced is for sure (Schein, 1985). In 1920, the single-purpose machine tools and assembly line…

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    have a positive attitude towards what they want; anything can be done when having a positive attitude towards something. In Edgar Albert Guest’s poem, “It Couldn’t Be Done”, the author employs words and phrases that motivate people not to give up on their goals no matter what others have to say and to overcome challenges that get in their way of reaching their ultimate goal. Edgar Albert Guest used particular words and phrases to explain that anything can be done if the individual just tries.…

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    Also this contemporary piece may have been influenced by the well-known artist Edgar Degas who in the past has painted various paintings inspired by the human form and ballerinas which was an integral part of his artworks. One of the main differences between Edgar Degas and Alexey Steele is the period in which they painted their artworks in as this has affected the outcome of the artwork including paints used, materials…

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    Edgar Wright has established his directorial style, despite only having six films under his belt. Baby Driver is no exception. For the entirety of the picture Wright fuses his visual comedy style with over-the-top action sequences involving Baby (Ansel Elgort) driving around his determined heist crew. He clearly enjoys his “job”, but is in great debt with Doc (Kevin Spacey), who he has been repaying ever since stealing and driving his car at a young age. There are standouts in each crew, Bats…

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    Edgar Degas was born July 19, 1834, and died 1917 in Paris, Frances. He has great attracted to the artistic lines forms and colors in his art, having a historic tension of his artwork that was still much debated in this time. In Italy he modeled some drawings on the linear skills of the mastery such as Leonardo. However, he acknowledged the techniques of the more famous painters and his talent of drawing and painting advances overtime. Degas make unique artwork in Paris art gallery the 19th…

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    Throughout Jean Rouch’s filmic career he experiments with cinema, pushing the boundaries of ethnographic film, showcasing a range of styles. Chronicle of a Summer embarks on the simple journey of asking strangers if they are happy in order to explore how camera’s change behavior. This film epitomizes Rouch’s exploration of cinematic truth, however, I am left questioning if it is the camera or Rouch who provokes his subjects into performance. Rouch’s exploratory career can be tracked through…

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    ASB Reflective Report

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    Culture isn’t a topic that is easily defined. This has been seen through the many different types of definitions from academics. For example Edgar, (2010) discusses that culture draws on themes from sociology, social psychology, cognitive phycology and anthropology (Edgar H, 2010). According to Kotter (2008) argues that culture is the totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns, beliefs, arts, and all other characteristics of a community or population…

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    Anger is a useful dramatic emotion used by writers for centuries . It is a psychological process in everybody's nature that should not be ignored . It is also a strong feeling of displeasure ,hostility , resulting from injury ,mistreatment and opposition and usually showing itself in a desire to fight back at the supposed causes of the feeling . Allen translates Aristotle's definition of anger as "…a desire ,commingled with pain , to see someone punished , and which is provoked by an apparent…

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