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    Western Art Influence

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    Art communicates various social, religious, and political messages, and it is the patrons, artist, and public who are crucial in receiving and conveying these messages. Western art was a highly influential tool and was used as a conduit for political ideologies and historical events. It could associate its subject with greatness, power, and divinity. However, it remains debatable on who had a greater hand in shaping the artistic direction of Western art — the individual or the state. While both…

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    Jeremiah Burgess Miss Morrell Period 5 December 9, 2017 Book Analysis Questions 1. Why did you choose this book? Well, I chose the book solely for the interesting title, and because I have heard lots about Agatha Christie’s novels, about them being bestsellers and possibly the best crime novels of all time. These types of novels are what interest me, that mysterious feel to a book gives it this type of ‘sex appeal’ that makes the book a part of your life and you have to go on until it is over.…

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    King George III was born on June 4, 1738, to the Prince of Wales, Frederic Louis, and Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha, the prince was a premature and was not expected to live. At that time, George William Frederic was not expected to be king, but he eventually became the longest ruling monarch before Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria II. George was educated by private teachers, by the age of eight, he could speak German and English and would soon learn to speak French as well. He was taught…

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    salad of Roman history, like a peplum Classic. These include The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964), by Anthony Mann, where Marcus Aurelius was already killed by Commodus, for having preferred a certain Livius, who did not become a gladiator. It was then Sophia Loren who played Lucilla, the sister of Commode, here interpreted by the tastiest Connie Nielsen. But Ridley Scott is not passionate about classic plot style plots. Only the interest of his gladiator, which is in itself a magnificent…

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    Edith Cavell was born on December 4, 1865 in Swardeston, a small village that is located near Norwich located in England. She had three younger siblings: Florence, Lilian and John. Her father was The Reverend Frederick Cavell and her mother was Louisa Sophia. She never went to elementary and middle school. During this time, she painted many flowers, said to be inspired by Landseer, but she did not spend all of her time painting. A lot of the time she would ice skate in the winter. After many…

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    When referring to the North, Douglass was surprised at what he came upon at New Bedford. He came with the expectations that people in the North would be like people in the South, such as being poor and the only ones to own slaves were ones that were wealthy and lived comfortably. This is not what he came upon in New Bedford. In New Bedford people were high class, had manners, and dedicated to work. The city was filled with churches, and houses were kept clean. The people here seemed more up beat…

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    For example, Brook Farm was a utopian community run by George and Sophia Ripley of West Roxbury, Massachusetts. The utopia was going smoothly at first but then Ripley joined the unpopular Fourierism movement. This caused many of the people, especially the younger members, to leave the community. Pullman’s Capitalist…

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    short story archive .com when a Hawthorn changed his name to Hawthorne, and became a product of The Hawthorne Effect (Hawthorne effect: when one changes their behavior in response to the knowledge of being observed) Connections and Choice in Literary Theory Perhaps the most influential in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s work is religion, which has lead to numerous references to the bible, and all its lore within his many works. Nathaniel’s upbringing in Salem Massachusetts, paired with the time period in…

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    humans. Concerns have arisen that eventually, these beings will gain a mind of their own. If they have a mind independent from the one given to them by humans, robots could revolt against human control. Author Agence France-Presse of the article “Sophia, the robot, says artificial intelligence is ‘good for the world’” writes that “robots may decide they do not want to work for humans anymore…[when they are] able to think for themselves…”(2). Similar to slave rebellions, robots may find out what…

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    One of the basic goals prior to engaging in war is establishing the image of the enemy. To create an image so vivid that it can “distinguish the act of killing from the act of murder” ( gray )1. In recent wars, nations have found that the sky is the limit, in literal terms, as children in Yemen now fear blue skies for the possibility that the drones might come out and attack2. In times of war, children are no longer a forethought in society. Children often get the worst blows from war, suffering…

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