Muse

professionals to go and sit down at a computer, they can simply grab a tablet from any station in the building and have all the information they need to review labs, go over notes, test results, and even consult with their colleagues via a webcam (Steinhubl, Muse, & Topol, 2013). Hence, the use of the tablets substantially reduces staffing requirements, and it allows for the health professionals to focus on what matters the most, the…

In these sentences, Milton manages to expose how he sees the poem’s strategy. On one hand, he calls the muse at the beginning of an epic and displays a that Milton is in fact acknowledging the awareness of Homer and Virgil and warns that he has acquired their plan and structure and wants to be part of their tradition. But since Milton identified his muse as the divine spirit that has motivated the creation of the Bible and created the world. Milton’s epic will exceed theirs by…

painting that was done by Gustave Caillebotte, who was a French Impressionist. The painting measures 40.2 inches by 57.7 inches or 102 by 146.5 centimeters. In the year 1894, the Caillebotte’s family originally gave the painting to Muse du Luxembourg where in was later moved to Muse d’Orsay in Paris in the year 1986. This paper aims at doing thorough conceptual analysis on the painting named “The Floor Scrappers” by Gustave Caillebotte. The young painter Caillebotte had undergone a complete…

Hercules Myth verses Movie Hercules character of Greek Mythology was portrayed differently in the Disney Movie especially through the animation, the music and the voices. Hercules is the Roman name for the Greek divine hero Heracles, son of Zeus and a mortal mother Alcmene, who in classical mythology was famous for his strength and many adventures. He was the last mortal son of Zeus and is the only man born of mortal woman to become a god upon his death. Some of Hercules strengths grew over…

Thus when the Tenth Muse was published, Bradstreet did not know how to respond in a socially acceptable way, so she wrote a poem in 1678 titled The Author to Her book. In the poem, she addresses the book as the offspring of her feeble brain. She uses the term feeble 1to elaborate…

Marina Comeaux ENGL 350-001 Review Number One February 12, 2017 Shameless Showtime’s TV series Shameless is a comedic and dramatic series about the struggle of growing up in a dysfunctional, lower-middle class family. The father of this family, Frank Gallagher, is an alcoholic and drug addict who cons others for money to get by. He refuses to work, but tries abusing the government for money. He is the father of six children and only associates with them if it is in his own favor. Fiona…

In Anne Bradstreet’s poem, “The Author To Her Book”, she compares the poems in her book of poetry The Tenth Muse to awkward, disheveled children, through an extended metaphor. She uses personification and the extended metaphor to express her feelings of betrayal after discovering the publication of her poems without her consent or knowledge. Throughout the poem, the speaker chides her unkempt children and even attempts to fix them up, before sending them out into the world. Bradstreet and her…

both represent him maybe even better than The Catcher in the Rye’s Holden Caulfield ever could. They show his readers three main attributes of Salinger’s life and writing – post-war trauma, mastery of depicting the story and his passion for young muses. Both ‘A Perfect Day for Bananafish’ and ‘For Esmé—with Love and Squalor’ can be linked to one of Salinger’s women – Jean Miller.1 Salinger met then 14-year-old Miller in 1949. He first saw her at a hotel pool, and their first encounter and later…

along with keeping the audience on board with what goes on. I felt the cast of these plays were very comfortable with the stage. They did an amazing job of keeping me awake and “on track” with what was going on. As I said before with the play Lovely Muse, my emotions were “in sync” with the characters play. I felt “in sync” emotionally throughout these plays. The characters really had me attentive. Furthermore, these plays all had a powerful meaning behind them and that made my experience very…

disapprove women bringing troubles. If Hesiod really held a misogynistic view in mind, why would he dedicate all his works - both Theogony and Works and Days - to the Muses, praise them in the beginning of both, and give credit to the Muses for “[teaching] [him] the art of singing verse” (Theogony 23)? One may argue that the Muses are Immortals, and thus, are high above we human beings. However, mortal women, just as the goddesses, are also females who have the…