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One Hundred And Fifty Subject Matter
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Theodore Gericault's greatest legacy as an artist
is undoubtedly his Raft of the Medusa, completed
in 1819. The painting is the comprehensive result
of experiments with a variety of forms and styles;
it marks the apogee of Gericault's career.
Beautiful and horrible, incidental and ubiquitous,
monumental without a specific hero, The Raft of
the Medusa was to the Salon of 1819 a complete
paradox. The painting's first critics were divided
in their assessments by their political and
artistic ideolog...
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The Crucifixion By Cranach Elder
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The Crucifixion by Cranach, the Elder The
Crucifixion by Cranach the Elder is a fine example
of symbolical painting, where even seemingly
irrelevant details represent a certain semantic
meaning. It is being criticized for failing to
include the spirit of Renaissance, like the
paintings of Cranach's Italian contemporaries, who
were promoting the ideas of intellect and physical
beauty, while exploiting Christian fable. But,
although the artistic value of Cranach's work
falls short behind the Renai...
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Sesame Workshop And Growth
624 words
Sesame Workshop and International Growth With more
than 30 years of existence on the American market,
Sesame Workshop achieved significant success in
many other countries worldwide. By 2001, Sesame
Street childrens educational show being either
original or locally produced version was acclaimed
in more than 150 countries. Although the common
opinion of Sesame Workshops management regarding
international opportunities was optimistic
international revenue of 2001 represented 20 % of
total revenue....
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Welfare To Work Point Of View
622 words
Human Expectations The functional model of actions
committed by human services workers extends far
beyond usual patterns embedded within categories
of humanism and contemporary managerial theories.
Practically, scholars agree that actions of the
personnel are affected with various factors, in
particular organizational technology, task
structures, and knowledge how the process of
service delivery is connected to desired
organizational outputs (Person). From the critical
point of view, some schola...
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Regular Physical Activity Mental And Emotional
730 words
Health is described as physical and mental
well-being and freedom from disease, pain or
defect. However, such descriptions only
superficially define the concept of health. There
may be many occasions when individuals are not
necessarily ill or in pain but may be overweight,
stressed or unfit. Health is a quality of life
involving dynamic interaction and interdependence
among the individuals physical state, their mental
and emotional reactions, and the social context in
which the individual exist...
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Ralph Waldo Emerson American Scholar
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Emerson's Essays Having read the essays written by
Ralph Waldo Emerson, we can agree with opinions of
many other writers that Self Reliance is more
appealed to American college students today than
his The American Scholar. Lets have a look through
all arguments and try to improve it. Ralph Waldo
Emerson is one of the greatest translators of
reality. A lot of philosophers gave their
interpretation to the circumstances surrounded us.
They examined the sources and consequences. So,
did Emerson. His...
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Fascination With Death Laws Of Nature
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Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov Vladimir Nabokov's
Lolita is considered now to be one of American
literatures masterpieces, even though the explicit
sexual nature of this novel resulted in public
controversy. Basically, Lolita is the apology of a
pedophile. Contemporary critics suggest that it is
impossible to figure out what the author was
trying to tell us in this novel, as it is
completely deprived of moralistic underlining. At
the same time, we cant consider Lolita as a
literary form of ones worl...
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Checks And Balances Separation Of Power
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Political science The contribution of the USA in
the development of institutions of power is
significant. They had written Constitution, one of
the first in the world; independent judicial
power; separation of federal power and power of
States. Great influence on United States history
had the origins and development of the
Constitution. Science the time it had been
adopted, the Constitution set the basis for the
government we have today. According to the early
Constitution, powers are divided be...
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J P Morgan E L Doctorow
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Muckraking in the Novel by E. L. Doctorow Ragtime
The novel Ragtime by E. L. Doctorow addresses the
themes of power of some people over another. The
novel war written in 1970 s and addresses the
events of the beginning of the twentieth century,
but some of the topic arisen by the author remain
relevant until today. One of the key themes in the
novel Ragtime is power abuse and exploration its
origins. E. L. Doctorow exposes people who use
their power and back up ethnic and social
antagonism in th...
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Jean Jacques Rousseau Early Age
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1. The role of censorship: the idea of censorship
permeates all stages of developments, drawn by
Rousseau. From the early infancy children should
be directed, even in such the educators should do
the following: more real liberty and less power,
to let them do more for themselves and demand less
of others; so that by teaching them from the first
to confine their wishes within the limits of their
powers they will scarcely feel the want of
whatever is not in their power. Such strict
censorship shou...
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Parents And Teachers Language Skills
714 words
Dyslexia Dyslexia Introduction All too often
children are labeled as slow or stupid; they are
put aside into special classes for the slower kids
and looked down upon by the smarter kids. Teachers
and parents look at them in disappointment for the
great potential they once saw in their childs eyes
has gone to waste. Many teens that now believe
that their stupidity is a truth were once as young
children, praised for their quick learning and
brightness. There must be an explanation for this
childre...
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Health Care System Chronically Ill
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Summary and Reaction to Future Trends in chronic
care Summary of Future Trends The topic we are
examining is nowadays of great importance in a
contemporary world. Although the number of
patients with chronic conditions is constantly
increasing, the health care system has yet to
reach to the changes resulting in providing
necessary services. The given chapter starts with
background of the problem. Then it leads to its
contemporary setting. It includes predicted
development and forecasts. At the e...
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Men And Women Traditional Family
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Changing Family Functions From the critical view
of sociology and according to
structural-functional paradigm, the family
performs many vital tasks. In fact, the family is
a backbone of society. Being a central element of
society, the family have several important
functions. Socialization function means that the
family is the first and most important setting for
child rearing. Ideally, parents help children
become well-integrated and contributing members of
society. Of course, family socializati...
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Landscape Painting Vertical Lines
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Georges Seurat painted A Sunday on La Grande Jatte
on canvas with oil pigments in 1844. In his work
the artist used the pointillism approach and the
use of color to make his painting be as lifelike
as possible. Seurat worked two years on this
painting, preparing it with at least twenty
drawings and forty color sketched. In these
preliminary drawings he analyzed, in detail every
color relationship and every aspect of pictorial
space. La Grande Jatte was like an experiment that
involved perspectiv...
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Historical Figures Modern Drama
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Amadeus-Accuracy of the Film The film Amadeus that
was based on the play of the same name by Peter
Shaffer has some wonderful moments unmatched
anywhere else on film. However, there are some
things to keep in mind while you are watching this
film. First, while the characters are two actual
musical figures-Mozart and Salieri-Amadeus is a
work of fiction. In spite of its title, the film
is more about Antonio Salieri-and really more
still about the elusive gift of creativity, a gift
that seems to c...
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Catwalk Shows Contemporary Design Fashion
487 words
Contemporary design is usually client based. The
designer usually focuses on the presentation of
ideas and statements through the collection rather
than designing for any specific occasion.
Contemporary design is more conceptual, because of
this I am going to concentrate on the concepts and
imagery associated with the idea of modern,
futuristic clothing. As I begin to think about
this I will have to consider the client. Designers
these days rely on celebrities, socialites and?
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Albert Einstein Einstein
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Albert Einstein, the great physicist and
philosopher, was born in Germany 1879 in a Jewish
family and his life must always be seen within the
content of the provincial Swabian-folkways in a
rural characteristic. Einstein? s character was so
simple that people were astonished that he was
able to deduce such complex theories. His
childhood also shows contradictions about his
failure in school and rejection to teachers. The
world? s genius, Einstein, never settled down in
one country nor admired Hi...
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Ancient Greek Greek Culture
632 words
To represent the splitters I single out the
collection of essays by the late Jack Winkler on
gender-protocols in ancient Greece, which he
interprets more widely than Cohen to include texts
written in Greek in Egypt or elsewhere in the
Greek-speaking half of the Roman empire as well as
in democratic Athens. Indeed, the close reading of
texts is of the essence for Winkler's
anthropological hermeneutics of ancient Greek
culture a deliberate challenge to the conventional
philological approach to the...
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19 Th Century Solomon
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Science becomes increasingly a metaphor for the
explanation of why things are as they are: people
look to science to explain the origin of human
character and institutions; science becomes an
important part of ideological argumentation and a
means of social control. European scientists from
late 18 th to 19 th century developed scientific
theories to explain the racial differences. The
attempt to cast a theory of race in biological
terms was the product, in part, of the growing of
science in Eur...
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Existence Of God 18 Th Century
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The Three Most Popular Arguments For The Existence
Of God The Ontological Argument One of the most
important attempts to demonstrate the existence of
God is the ontological argument of Saint Anselm,
an 11 th-century theologian. Anselm s argument
maintains that God, defined as the greatest being
that can be conceived, must exist, since a being
that does not exist would by virtue of that fact
lack an attribute that contributes to its
greatness. Critics have questioned, however,
whether existence a...
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