History of GERMAN EXPRESSIONISM German Expressionism emerged in the 1910s and had a outstanding impact on painting‚ film‚ theatre and sculpture as well. It was a revolt against the established Impressionist style‚ which centered on the artist’s interpretation of the subject. Instead‚ Expressionism was based in the artist’s own state of mind or vision. German Expressionism was more involved with the relationships between art and society‚ politics and popular culture‚ German Expressionism developed
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Imagine all your emotions‚ thoughts‚ and feelings were erased and dismissed into obscurity. There is a word for this process known as dehumanization. To be dehumanized is to take away all the large and small aspects that construct who you are. You would never be truly cheerful or upset‚ would never fall in love‚ would never see yourself as an individual. Instead you would be a hollow shell that simply complies with rules and obligations without question or hesitation. This scenario is not the way
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book by Rudyard Kipling 1894. In The Jungle book the child protagonist is an orphan found in the jungle floating in a basket by a panther. Another very common feature of children’s literature is the use of fantasy and magic. Often the use of anthropomorphism is found in children’s literature. As we find in C.S Lewis’s Lion and the Witch and the Wardrobe the children befriend the great Aslan who in fact is a talking lion. Quite similarly as Alice’s adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll 1865. Alice
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Quiz 1 Study Guide Chapter One Apocrypha: a misleading term that means hidden (name given to books that were designated deuterocanonical and belonged to a second cannon) Canon: the technical term for the official list of books comprising the Bible by a religious community. Former Prophets: consists of the books of Joshua‚ Judges‚ Samuel‚ and kings‚ which continue the narrative chronology of the Torah. Hebrew Bible: old testament Latter Prophets: the books named after individual prophets Major
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God himself. Indeed‚ he is quite as egotistical and anthropomorphic‚ though in an entirely different way‚ as were the old bards and prophets before the advent of science. The whole import of the universe is directed to one man‚ --to you. His anthropomorphism is not a projection of himself into nature‚ but absorption of nature in himself. The tables are turned. It is not alien or superhuman beings that he sees and hears in nature‚ but his own that he finds everywhere. All gods are merged in himself
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Tuesday 24th September 2013 5010GD ‘Isms’ as ways of seeing / thinking / reading 1. ‘isms’ is a shorthand for the seemingly complex array of ideas and theories that surround art and design as a socially and culturally located practice. With many of these ideas it is difficult to find a starting point‚ and a lot of these terms have superseded one another or are in conflict in some way. There is no real chronology of these ideas‚ in fact‚ a linear approach to these ideas is probably misleading.
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device wherein the order of the noun and the adjective in the sentence is exchanged. Example: He spoke of times past and future‚ and dreamt of things to be. Anecdote Definition: a short verbal accounting of a funny incident Anthropomorphism Definition: Anthropomorphism can be understood
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Another of the more offensive and bothersome comments—according to men—made by Nietzsche concerning women is also found in Beyond Good and Evil in the section entitled “Seven Little Sayings on Women.” This section states “men have treated women hitherto like birds… something which has to be caged up so that it shall not fly away” (166). Maudemarie Clark‚ a feminist writer‚ upon her first reading of this passage‚ translated it to mean women were a “possession‚ as property that can be locked” away
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Exam #1 Review – Evangelical Theology Questions: 1. What is Olson’s point about a “mosaic” (vs. strictly systematic or historical); “Christian belief” (vs. theology‚ religion) and preferring the “both/and” or “mediating” over the “either/or” approach? * Olson uses the word mosaic in order to reflect his less quarrelsome “both-and” “mediating theology.” * He wants to show us how the broad consensus of Christian beliefs really fit like a mosaic into a comprehensible whole if we step back
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BEYOND ROMANTIC ECOCRITICISM: TOWARD URBANATURAL ROOSTING By Ashton Nichols Reviewed by Samantha Harvey on 2011-06-27. by Ladan Khandagh Professor Dr.n.motalebzadeh One of S.T. Coleridge’s many passions was "the Science of Words‚ their use and abuse and the incalculable advantages attached to the habit of using them appropriately..." (Aids to Reflection 7). This passion drove Coleridge to coin over 600 words‚ including "psychosomatic‚" "romanticize‚" "supersensuous‚" and memorable phrases like
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