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    role as men and whether they should be dominant and controlling or respectful and caring. The audience exhibits: Thyona ranting about how love is a mirage and just another way to silence women, Constantine explaining how women live to serve men, Olympia only concerned with her wedding gifts, and Nikos and Lydia trying to find a balance. Together the characters show the complexity of love, and how male perspectives often differ with female perspectives. Most importantly, the play does not push…

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    The word avant garde is a French term that means vanguard; but in the art world avant garde are people or works that are different from normal (e.g. Adele = Normal / Lady Gaga = Different) and their work is nontraditional,controversial, or unpleasant to look at. In the article Avant Garde Gambits 1888-1893 by Pollick, when Pollick discusses about the “Avant Garde Gambit” she is referring to the reference, deference, and difference that has been used in the artworks. First is reference, reference…

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    His kingdom spread through Iran, Egypt, India and Pakistan. Alexander III of Macedon, known to many as Alexander the Great was born on the 21st of July 356 BCE and lived to the 11 of June 323 BCE. He was the son of King Philip II of Macedon and Olympias. King Philip II of Macedon who reigned 359 BCE to 336 BCE was an organised and strong king and military commander. His accomplishments in restructuring and refitting his armies set the stage for his son’s victory in his conquest of Persia.…

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    Nudity In Ancient Art

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    The nude figure is often viewed in many works of art to emphasis the ideals of male and female beauty in their humanly form. While it was prominent in the times of Ancient Greece, there was a brief hiatus in the middle ages. The Renaissance reawakened the concept of nudity in art to express human energy, life and basic and complex emotions. The modern artist continues to explore classical themes and gravitate towards portraying people in a more individualistic way. But for the purpose of…

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    Functional Behavior Analysis

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    database the results were as followed: The article Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA): An Emerging Component of Best School Practices for ADHD (Olympia, Larson, & Goldstien, 2005). Discussed what FBA is: an assessment strategy that focuses on identifying situational and environmental conditions that are usually associated with problem behaviors (Olympia, et. al., 2005). There is a current discussion between researchers and clinicians, on whether or not there is enough evidence to adopt FBA…

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    Jay Cutler Research Paper

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    building until he was 18 years old. He started out just wanting to look better but soon helium realized helium wanted to contend too. Jay quickly found a love for the sport. He is now an IFBB professional bodybuilder. Jay has won the title of Mr. Olympia 3 times in his career. He keeps his weight astatine 274 when astatine…

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    Alexander The Great Essay

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    Alexander the Great contributed more to the world than anyone because he united one-fourth of the World through Greek language and culture. Macedonian King Alexander the Great was born on July, 20 356 B.C in Pella, Macedonia. His parents were Queen Olympia, daughter of King Neoptolemus, and King Philip Ⅱ. Alexander the Great was raised in Pella’s royal court with his sister. King Philip Ⅱ was nonexistent in Alexander’s life because he was at battle, focused on ruling, or engaged in unfaithful…

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    and accent-removal lessons to become the leading man in his movies (Schwarzenegger). Arnold never gave up on his American Dream (Sanchez). Before becoming an actor, he was a bodybuilder (Claudio Sanchez). He was known as Mr. Olympia (Sanchez). After becoming Mr. Olympia, he chose to be the Governor of California…

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    Art Styles In Greek Art

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    craftsmanship and showed the perfection of the human form in structure that is more realistic and idealistic. The statues were beginning to represent real people. Many of the Greek Gods sculptured at this time such as Zeus of Olympia. The Parthenon in Athens, and the Temple of Zeus in Olympia, are perfect examples of great temples built during that…

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    Akragas as the victorious athlete for winning the four-horse chariot race (Pindar, Olympian 2.3-5). At the beginning of the ode before Pindar identifies who the victorious athlete is, he acknowledged Zeus and praised Herakles for founding the games at Olympia (Pindar, Olympian 2.1-4). The victor of the chariot race, Theron, is introduced soon after and praised for his victory, and for his just treatment of strangers (Pindar, Olympian 2.1-7). Theron is the strength of Akragas, the noblest of his…

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