2010 Medusa Exam Syllabus Olympians 2.0 This syllabus is intended to help guide you in your preparation for the exam. It is not the be all‚ end all; there can be information on the exam which is not explicitly detailed on this syllabus. If you find other information in your research that you think should be added‚ go ahead. We want to be fully prepared for the test! This was designed by Dave Mathers & his Greek class‚ in preparation for
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Samson and Delilah Solomon Job Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors Armageddon Greek and Roman Mythology Group 1 Prometheus Narcissus The Golden Fleece Orpheus and Eurydice Daedalus and Icarus Cupid and Psyche Pygmalion and Galatea Daphne and Apollo Sisyphus Tantalus Hercules Medea Hades and Persephone Biblical Allusions Group 2 Daniel in the Lion’s Den Elijah Jezebel Sodom and Gomorrah Birth of Jesus Parable of the Prodigal Son Lazarus John the Baptist Last Supper Judas
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THE GODS AND GODESSES :’’> The Olympian gods were the main gods of Ancient Greece. After overthrowing their ancestors‚ the Titans‚ the Olympian gods became the rulers of the World (Cosmos)‚ representing the civilization of the world. The Olympian gods majestically and democratically dwelled on Mount Olympus‚ the highest mountain in Greece‚ built by the Cyclopes. The leader of the Olympian gods was Zeus. The gods were born and grew just like human beings‚ some of them even married‚ however
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beauty of the idealized‚ virtuous mistress • hyperbolic praises of golden hair‚ white skin‚ red lips‚ blue‚ gray‚ or clear eyes; features often compared to natural or celestial objects; Ovidian myths play a big role‚ especially Diana and Acteon‚ Apollo and Daphne • In Italian lauro=laurel tree‚ l’aura=breeze‚ l’auro=gold Structure: • Octave: The first eight lines of the fourteen line sonnet • Sestet: The six concluding lines • Volta (or turn): The shift in thought occurring in the eighth or ninth
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after contacting The hospital they find Regina Vasquez and her daughter Daphne‚ who is deaf. John and Kathryn Kennish‚ Bay’s parents‚ try ‚ in their own way‚ to help Daphne by suggesting to Regina that they will pay for a cochlear implant surgery to assist Daphne to hear‚ and they Also want to have her switch schools from her All-Deaf High School to Bay and her Brother Toby’s private school. Regina says Daphne likes being deaf and doesn’t need to Be fixed‚ she is also opposed to
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can see muscles in his legs and arms flexing. One difference in this version versus Michelangelo’s version is size. Bernini used a realistic size instead of a superhuman size. Another difference in this version is that it is a bit more modest‚ you can see that David is nude but his genitalia is covered by cloth. Donatello’s David is very different from the Michelangelo and Bernini versions. In this version‚ the war is already over. David is standing completely relaxed with one leg propped up
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Bibliography: Ames‚ Winslow. Italian Drawings from the 15th to the 19th Century. New York: Shorewood‚ 1963. Print. Borsi‚ Franco. Bernini. New York: Rizzoli‚ 1984. Print. Buchholz‚ Elke Linda. Leonardo Da Vinci: Life and Work. Cologne: Könemann‚ 2005. Print. Bradbury‚ Kirsten. Essential Michelangelo. Bath: Parragon‚ 2000. Print. Capretti‚ Elena. The Great Masters of Italian Art. Antella
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mid-18th century‚ emphasizing dramatic‚ often strained effect and typified by bold‚ curving forms‚ elaborate ornamentation‚ and overall balance of disparate parts. The exuberant trend of Italian art was best represented by Borromini in architecture‚ by Bernini in sculpture‚ and by the Dutch artist Rembrandt in painting (Wikipedia Contributors). Three art facts composed in Rome during this realistic era include the San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane‚ St. Theresa in Ecstasy‚ and the Resurrection of Christ.
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Qureia Peggins Assignment 2 November 28‚ 2012 Western Kentucky University What is the American Dream‚ how do I see it. The dream gave hope and aspirations life. The dream began in the early times as plain but revolutionary notions. Back in time they seen the American dream different as we see it today Prior to watching the film I seen the American Dream as something I wanted to live by. In my eyes the dreams was having a car‚ a house finishing college sending my kids to college and retiring
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Renaissance‚ Donatello created a sculpture of David by recreating a scene from the Bible. As time passed Michelangelo created a newer version of David that wasn’t so youthful and had more detail than Donatello’s David. Sculpting had evolved over time when Bernini finally created an elaborate David in mid-fight. All of these sculptures were acceptable in the time in which they were created but as time went by people’s preferences had changed and so had the purpose of the sculptures.
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