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    the Sophocles shows the rising action‚ climax and the falling action of the tragedy. It implies the definition of tragedy: One of high station due to a flaw (Hamatia) in Oedipus’ character meets his demise. When Thebes is terrorized by the monster - Sphinx (a hybrid creature‚ with the lion’s body‚ woman’s head‚ eagle’s wings and serpent’s tail)‚ who destroys all who cannot solve her riddle‚ Oedipus comes and rescues them from the miserable fate. Thebes welcomes her savior and offers him the vacant job

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    Greek Art And Sculptures My Thesis Statement The Greeks were the first civilization to make accurate sculptures because they were so focused on detail and technique. W hat D id Gr eek S culpt ures Repre sent ? Greek sculptures represented many different things such as battles‚mythology‚ and the ruler of Ancient Greek. Some examples of rulers of Ancient Greek are Polycrates‚Periander‚Evagoras‚etc. What Material Did They Use To Build Sculptures. They built the sculptures out of entirely

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    The ancient Egyptians built the pyramids with the same dimensions as the Earth‚ with a 1:43200 ratio‚ which was a commonly used ratio and number there. The pyramids and the sphinx are aligned with the equinoxes and with a North South Longitude line and with the star Thuban in Draco‚ but some argue they were made to align with Orion’s belt. The ancient Egyptians also charted and divided constellations to represent tombs and

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    Cairo‚ Egypt Cairo‚ Egypt is a very good place to visit. It is the capitol of Egypt and the home of many historic sites of Egypt. I have never been there but from all of the research that I have done‚ Cairo is a good place to go on a vacation because of all of its sights. Cairo has a very warm climate. If you want somewhere warm‚ Cairo is the place to go. Its year round average high temperature is 27° Celsius‚ which is 81° in Fahrenheit. The year round average low is 15° Celsius‚ which

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    structure during this time were more smooth on the sides because of their new layering technique‚ a good example in our book is figure 3.8 Model of the Great pyramids on page 57. One additional feature of the landmark of the Great pyramids is the Great Sphinx which is the following figure‚ figure 3.9 that is made from the same material as the pyramids. When it comes to statues and sculptures many of their human figures at this time were simply ageless and in an upright standing position or sitting on a

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    Oedipus exhibits great leadership qualities at the beginning and end of the play. At the beginning of the play‚ Oedipus exhibits strong leadership qualities. King Oedipus solved a past problem by defeating the Sphinx. Doing so the people of thebes went straight to him to try to solve the next problem in the city. Oedipus asks the people of thebes what the new problem is. ”what is it my children?”(1) trying to be a strong leader he accepts. Oedipus was destined to find out who was laius’s murderer

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    components create. Due to this they have a ridged feel which prevents them from being perceived as beautiful as the Diadoumenos or the Doryphoros‚ but they are the basis from which Polykleitos based his works upon. The New York Kouros was an Early Archaic free-standing sculpture which demonstrates the traditional Kouros stance with the left foot in front‚ arms held firmly by the sides and the head held high‚ looking straight. This ridged and unnatural pose is used due to the fragility of the marble

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    valley has been the site of one of the most influential civilizations which developed a vast array of diverse structures encompassing ancient Egyptian architecture. The architectural monuments‚ which include the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Great Sphinx of Giza‚ are among the largest and most famous. In Ancient Egypt and other early societies‚ people believed in the omnipotence of Gods‚ with many aspects of daily life were carried out with respect to the idea of the divine or supernatural and the

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    A brief analysis of John McWhorter’s “Will Shakespeare’s Come and Gone” In “Will Shakespeare’s Come and Gone‚” John McWhorter argues that people do not fully appreciate Shakespearean plays for what they are because they have difficulty understanding the language. Therefore‚ he suggests that translating Shakespearean English into modern English would make it easier to comprehend. McWhorter does a splendid job appealing to all three conventions of essay writing: logos‚ pathos and ethos. He manages

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    Contrapposto means "to stand against" and refers to a relaxed stance. Golden Age of Greece corresponds to the Early and High Classical periods. Archaic Smile The Calf Bearer sculpture has this element. The sculpture is representative of which stylistic period? Late Classical This image is representative of which stylistic period? Archaic Who sculpted this statue? Lysippos Doryphoros is the perfect example of the canon of proportions. The image shown here is from what

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