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    One of De Goya’s most famous pieces is his Charles IV of Spain and his family, which was created while under the appointment of King Charles IV himself. This painting creates an interesting light on De Goya’s view of the royal family, while using many techniques in order to perfect the life-size image, also puts on display and mocks the family’s power. The interesting dynamics and hierarchy of the family displayed in this painting gives the strongest feel of what was going on within the inner…

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    The New Museum is located in the Lower East Side on Bowery and opened its doors in 2007 after expanding and relocating from its previous home in SoHo. Likewise, the Whitney by Renzo Piano Workshop was the result of a need of expansion that saw the museum vacate its old largely residential neighborhood in the Upper East Side and into the Meatpacking District neighborhood of Lower Manhattan on Gansevoort Street in 2015…

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    Family Power Dynamic Essay

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    When a single member of a family has a lot of power and influence over the rest of the family, a single member of that family may attempt to break away and gain their own power through determination and hard work. On page 1, the choice of moment in panels 5-9 introduces the power dynamic between me and my grandma, which would eventually evolve into a power struggle. Panel 3 shows a very early stage of the theme, where my grandma has convinced my mom that cross country might be a bad idea through…

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    A bildungsroman is a novel about the coming of age, with the character experiencing difficulties which allow them to gradually gain maturity. In The Metamorphosis, Gregor slowly starts realizing that his family is dependent on him and that is something he does not want to accept. Through a series of events which contribute to the overall growth of the character, Gregor gains self realization, ending in his death. The Metamorphosis is an example of a bildungsroman, emphasizing the power of money…

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    One of the pinnacle moments in the history of the entire Cold War was the notorious U-2 Incident that occurred on May 1, 1960. This event completely reversed the efforts of cooperation between the United States and the USSR. The pilot of the U-2 aircraft, Francis Gary Powers, did not follow procedure after he was shot down in Soviet airspace. Powers was supposed to commit suicide, if he was not killed in the initial crash, which he did not do. He was tried for espionage and sentenced to 10 years…

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    An Analysis of Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis and the Cause of Gregor’s Death Family is often viewed as important, and at times some will say—regardless of its actual meaning— “blood is thicker than water” to state their belief of putting family first; this belief can also lead to someone to do whatever they must when their family needs them. In Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, Gregor’s decision to pay his father’s debt by taking charge of his family’s finances is what ultimately leads to his…

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    When one feels powerless, one may feel the need to create a role, which allows control. In three of different texts, Faulkner creates two characters who blame their misfortune on others. In “The Sound and the Fury” and “That Evening Sun,” Jason Compson feels helpless and isolated within his own home. Starting in childhood, Jason begins learning tactics to enable authority. When not receiving what he desires, Jason blames his lack of satisfaction on his family. In “As I Lay Dying,” Anse Bundren…

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    The New Museum Essay

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    How much architecture should be included in a museum? That is a question that not many visitors ask about a museum, however as an architect or designer it is a fundamental question to ask one’s self when it comes to describing a museum. It can become a debate, deciding whether the museum should or should not be a simple massing where art is displayed. If the answer is it should, then why not just design a white box where all the attention goes into the art on the inside? When it comes to museums…

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    general undergraduate students” (Bartlett,Taylor, Nelson, 2016, p.88). The surveyors focused on the mental health status of the students. In order to measure this information they selected questions 30 through 37 from the NCHA-11. They also used the Mann-Whitney U test, a 5-point system (5 meaning tremendous stress) and (1 meaning no stress) to determine the degree of stress the student was experiencing, These questions directed the students to be aware of their own mental health status and…

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    Patients who are classified as non-adherent will be randomised and allocated into two groups: the control group and the intervention group. The targeted sample size is 250 patients, with 125 in each of the groups. An estimated number of 84 pharmacists and 42 pharmacies will participate in this intervention. All the participating community pharmacists will receive baseline training from teaching practitioner pharmacists. They will attend one 2-hour session of problem-based learning in a group…

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