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    Orfeo Analysis

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    Orfeo, officially L’Orfeo, was a momentous opera piece that was composed by Claudio Monteverdi. Written in five acts, the storyline that follows the underlying music delves into many aspects of humanity. Happiness, love, religion, death, and loss, concomitant with heartbreak, are the main themes expressed and explored which yield foresight into the time period Monteverdi himself lived in, as well as the influence of the Venice, the floating city. The opera was revolutionary for its time…

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    Overall the essays that we have read this semester have been good. There are a few essays in particular that I think benefited me the most was “The Time to Act I Now” written by Al Gore, “Just Walk on By” written by Brent Staples, and the “Letter from Birmingham Jail” written by Martin Luther King. These essays have benefited me in a numerous amount of ways in which I am going to explain how their writing styles helped me become a better writer. Staples helped me a lot in which he taught me to…

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    around a bundle of large and irrelevant words to create a nearly incomprehensible set of ideas. It is more than the color of the writer’s skin, or his gender, political views, or sexual identity. A good writer uses language as a tool to express his originality and ideas. That is all good writing is about. It’s not about who can sound the most intelligent by using the most scientific words possible, or writing about a specific experience or issue because of a racial background because that’s…

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    The Auteurist Of Film

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    There are many auteurists in our modern time now that have created marvelous film, like Gasper Noe, and Michael Haneke. These filmmakers have demonstrated how critically beautiful a film can be based on capturing a filmmaker style. It creates this enjoyment of searching for a theme an auteuist is so happy to leave. When it first began and till this day some critics are not to fond of it, due to the lack of widening a sense of theme in a film. When put into international context film directors…

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    it strengthen overall brand value. In ‘The Design Agenda’, Wally Olins is cited as encouraging coherence in the visual language of a company to help it ‘communicate its values and function’, which spurs the notion of differentiation by design. Originality: Previous studies have been limited to , however this paper adds a new dimension to It offers a fresh perspective Quality of…

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    Plagiarism Response Paper

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    Hello, Amber, I am glad that you read McGuire's article which to me was humorous! I enjoyed that McGuire utilized the seriousness of plagiarism to entertain the reader. Given that authenticity, in writing papers is key to college success informing the public about plagiarism is vital for uniformity. That is the reason plagiarism is significant because there is a lack of consistency between the academic and general public. According to political and economic professors, Stabingis.,…

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    gray matter in the cerebrum of the brain. It is associated with the superior brain functions, coordination of sensory information, the capability to gain knowledge, the consciousness of being able to receive memory, along with the expression of originality, therefore playing an essential part in our consciousness. The cerebral cortex consists of very small layers of cells composed of billions of neurons as well as their endless interconnections. Each of the paired hemispheres of the cortex is…

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    Marvin, M. 2002. “The Ludovisi Barbarians: The Grand Manner.” in the ancient art of emulation. Studies in artistic originality and tradition from the present to classical antiquity. MAAR Suppl. 1. E. Gazda (ed.) While a more bit technical to read than some articles this was still a truly interesting read, and while the actual topic is a bit difficult to ascertain, if one reads with care, it can be found. This paper centers around a pair of sculptures called “The Dying Gaul and The Gaul…

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    Love tragedy in different perspectives Romeo and Juliet is one of the best original love stories. it was written by the famous author, William Shakespeare. In 1968 Franco Zeffirelli directed his own version of Romeo and Juliet. Then in 1997 Baz Luhrmann directed another version of the play. The two films have a lot in common, but at the same time they both have many differences. Like the costumes, props, scenes and setting. In the 1997 film directed by Luhrmann, it shows the way people…

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    The more we try to appropriate a culture, the more volatile it becomes. It is only in its undaunted originality that it can live the most. By saying culture I do not necessarily mean to condense certain form of dances, music or language of a ghetto, a definition which usually flashes our mind when we hear the word. By culture, one also includes the line of education system which a society follows, its sociological terrain, economical faculties and never to subside, its political moulds.…

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