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therefore improving the lobes of the brain where design, communication and art creation are handled (Jensen 50). 30- Since humans think and dwell on what is important or meaningful to the individual much of the early art is depictions of everyday life (Jensen 51). 31-Such as, the cave art of early men showed the food, nature, tribe members, and what happened in their lives. 32-Since art demonstrates a spatial sense, not just a visual sense, the spatial sense is an expression of doing art and…

Life is a big lesson for everybody that’s live in this world. All human around the world is affected by the problems of the different situation that transforms the course of their life. To decide where to live, work or study is a choice for everybody, but there are events like death or a breakup that just happened and you need to accept like their come. These events have a major impact on our decisions in the future but sometimes can be a good turn or a terrible turn in our life. We can see…

yet seem to find similar solutions; the concept of passive obedience is one such occurrence. Passive obedience to the masses may seem similar to willful ignorance of a shoddy king’s ways, but it is also a sensible course of action in preserving one’s life, as well as one’s afterlife. During the time of monarchies, the only way to change the regime was through death, which is never a sure course; ergo the reasonable path is to protect oneself and others through passive obedience. Luther’s…

Death and religious beliefs are largely expressed over the course of the poem “Epic of Gilgamesh.” After having a confrontation with Enkidu and later making him his brother, it’s impacted automatically when Enkidu dies. This is the turning point of the story which makes Gilgamesh depressed and transforms him into a different person similar to what happens to most people today. When it comes to religious beliefs, in the poem, the people of Uruk turned to their gods and prayed to them for…

I have been blessed in life with health and love. I have parents who love me and do everything they can to help me strive in life. One of the amazing opportunities my parents gave me was my mission trip to Africa. I quickly learned I was going to attend and started the fundraising for the trip. I knew I wanted to go on this trip when I learned about the orphanages I was going to be able to visit, and the hospitals I was going to be able to assist in. This trip was an opportunity for me to give…

Comparison Essay The Road & The Last Day of the World When reading the short stories in parallel to “The Road” by Cormac McCarthy, only one truly stood out to me as directly related in theme, portrayal, and literary style. This has to be “The Last Day of the World” by Ray Bradbury. Both stories have deep rooted themes around nihilism and death, but are substantially distinct in their portrayal of these ideas. The premise is the same as the rest of the short stories; it is the end of the world,…

Tears. Regret. Deaths. We’ve all experienced and felt them. Swallowing Stones ( Joyce McDonald ), is a captivating book that creates characters showing that everyone has their own problems and issues throughout everything. From being a murderer, your father suddenly getting shot right before your eyes, your parents perishing when you are young, and even having an extreme alcohol and cigarette issue. Minor characters even have their own issues they must break through. They each have their…

over time. Emotionally, I am not ready to face that kind of heartbreak. Life should have given him a comfortable retirement life. Instead, it gave him hospital visits galore. His life went from bringing home the income for a family to the special-needs person that inconveniences the lives around him. Understandably, growing old can take a toll on the body. But I have also heard that “good men get better with age.” Life cut him out of that deal, which gives him the right to curse the…

dies like humans. Nature evolves into a greater understanding in life, it has a meaning to why it lives. In The Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, it illustrates how Janie’s life was represented by nature and how her life changed because of it. The changes in life happen for many reasons and are reflected upon nature's surroundings. Nature speaks to Janie in a way that only she understands why it changes the perspectives in life. The symbols of nature are represented metaphorically to…

Maeve Bustell Prof. Karen Gover Philosophical Reasoning 24 November 2017 An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding Hume’s Missing Shade of Blue In the second section of his Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding entitled “Of of the origin of ideas”, David Hume introduces what has come to be a renowned problem in the field of philosophy: that of the “missing shade of blue.” He writes: “Suppose, therefore, a person to have enjoyed his sight for thirty years, and to have become perfectly…