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Bruce Nauman’s One Hundred Live and Die, 1984, is an intricate piece combining the world of high art and the low art of advertisement using word play. It is a work containing one hundred words, fifty with “live” following them and fifty with “die,” in neon lights that light up individually, in rows, and then all together, creating visual patterns. The word combinations include actions, emotions, and colors. One Hundred Live and Die uses the game of language to leave the meaning of the work open…

There is about a hundred-year gap between the two stories, as Kate Chopin’s “The Storm” was written in 1898, though published only in 1969, while Margaret Atwood’s short story “Happy Endings” was created in 1983. In spite of the time and even cultural differences, both stories have much in common, as they are devoted to an eternal theme of human relations, of choices and challenges that men and women make every day of their mutual existence. The thesis comes from the statement that both stories…

Summary of Lesson Plan Gagne’s Instructional design is based on his conditions of learning. His holistic view on teaching gives structure and organization to instructor’s lesson plans. The model is designed to help student’s process mental events that occur with various types of stimuli that focus on learning outcomes. There are nine events that focus on specific aspects of learning. Event one is directed toward gaining the students attention, event two focuses on providing a learning objective,…

just been talking too long and they needed a change of pace. In hindsight, it may have been better had I had the posters already posted, instead of taping and hanging them as I talked. If I had done that then I could have briefly introduced them by title, before the think pair share and then referred back to them during think pair share as students brought up experiences/topics that related, and only referred to them when/if they related. After we discussed the Think Like a Scientist posters I…

and spreading diseases to the colonists, who themselves lacked the supplies to handle a problem along these measures. This accounts for why so many an anticipated 180 colonists died from disease in the first four years according Fausz’s list on the sequence of mortality rates in Jamestown, as well as why the occurrence rates were so high. Continuing along the expanded effects of various calamities, Native American attacks from the relatively hostile Powhatan tribe had greatly dwindled the…

The conversation on the content regarding prisoner autobiographies has resulted in a growing body of literature. In recent years narratives have gained ascendance in psychology and sociology as well, such that they now occupy a vital role in theories of social life (Presser 2009). There have been studies done on this topic from philosophers such as Michele Foucault. The literature points to the positive effect that these prisoner autobiographies can be used to grasp a better understanding of the…

from the very beginning to the very end. Essentially, the situations and conflicts Holden Caulfield encounters establish a basis for the themes, and serve as a foundation for the rest of the novel. First, innocence is an important theme because the title itself, Catcher in the Rye is essentially a metaphor for the theme as Holden expresses how he would be at the bottom of the cliff catching…

outline for this essay, I believe that this is one of the better ones that I’ve written this year. I normally don’t use outlines, but this essay allowed me to see how much easier it is to write when you have your information neatly organized in a sequence. In this thesis, I made a few mistakes due to errors that I missed during proofreading. Naturally, my writing resolution for this essay was to make sure that I checked for every obvious error in my writing as I proofread as they could’ve been…

summarizing Rocky Horry Picture Show, we must not only understand the history of the production- but also the history of the world at the time of its release. RHS is arguably a postmodern masterpiece, although it’s cult following would never claim that title. To proclaim itself a serious postmodern work of art would allow the show to be adopted by the mainstream, whose attributes are usually NOT what the show stands for whatsoever. Rather, the show provides both audience members and scholars an…

The title considered the question, ‘circuit-based rehabilitation improves gait endurance but not usual walking activity in chronic stroke’ (Mudge, 2009). The patients in this trial were all 6 months post stroke. This is relevant as Michael is only two months…