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    In today’s operating environment‚ focusing on modularity with forces deployed across the globe‚ it is vital for Commanders to study‚ understand and apply Mission Command principles. During the Revolutionary War‚ the British had forces spread from New York to Charleston and communications were extremely slow. Like today‚ this type of environment would have benefited from the use of Mission Command principles such as shared understanding‚ clear intent‚ disciplined initiative and accepting prudent

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    Painting Styles Essay Your Name Art 101 Instructor’s Name Date Painting Styles Essay Neoclassical art was created in Greece and Rome. Neoclassical art has little emotion and came after the period with Rococo art and Baroque art. The classical elements of neoclassical art were used in England to vivid ideas and express courage. Neoclassical art fascinated many viewers and offered them new ways of seeing and doing art. There were some very famous people who used this type of art. Two of the

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    Oscar Claude Monet

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    career to be an artist. Monet spent a lot of time in Paris around 1859. By 1860 Monet met a pre-impressionist painter‚ Edouard Manet. Monet also met other French painters destined to form the impressionist school. Monet met Camille Pissaro‚ Pierre Auguste Renoir‚ and Alfred Sisley. Monet painted simple landscapes and sketch like scenes of bright color. Monet had some success in official exhibits. In 1874‚ Monet and his colleagues decided to organize their own exhibition in public. Monet

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    The Oval Portrait

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    Analysis As one of the shortest of Poe’s stories‚ "The Oval Portrait" consists of a brief one-paragraph story framed within a larger vignette whose main purpose is to establish the romantic Gothic mood in which the story occurs. The setting and basis of the plot are shrouded in mystery; the narrator does not explain how or where he is wounded‚ and with his servant‚ he enters an abandoned‚ decaying chateau that offers no more answers than the narrator. The dark gloom of a deserted house is a classic

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    social norms. Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer both had theories on social evolution which impact greatly upon Sociology as a social science. Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer were two of sociology’s first great theorists. Both Comte and Spencer studied society and the many ways in which people in society interact. Both theorists agree on certain issues pertaining to society and social science‚ yet they completely differ on their views of the function of sociology. Spencer and Comte both realize

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    Moving Images

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    Moving images are so pervasive in our lives today that it is hard to imagine a time when people did without them. They’ve become an essential element in the way we communicate‚ the way we think. I dare say they even permeate our dreams. They’ve certainly influenced every other art form in some way. The reproduction of image‚ along with the reproduction of sound‚ has radically changed the world. If we stop for a moment and recognize that less than two centuries ago - an infinitesimal span in comparison

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    Week 2 Reflection

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    grainy. 4. The color makes you focus on the people in his painting. Perception Key (p.91) 1. Color is the most dominant over line in the five Impressionist paintings. The line does not seem to be important to the painter. 2. Pierre-Auguste Renoir Luncheon of the Boating Party seems to rely on diagonal lines and objects. 3. Claude Monet’s Impression Sunrise is the most symmetrical. Edouard Manet A Bar at the Folies-Berge`re is asymmetrical. Asymmetrical paintings draw me in because

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    the pieces of iconography are a focal point while being well balanced in the picture. Some of these formal elements are carried over in Impressionist pieces while some are highly different. For example‚ The Luncheon of the Boating Party by Pierre-Auguste Renoir speaks of the Impressionist era. Impressionist’s paintings spoke of moments in time‚ the fun‚ the pleasures‚ care-free impressions or memories of a person’s life through an artist’s vantage point. The technique of painting was quite different

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    Claude Monet

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    inspiring artist in the town of Le Havre. After briefly serving in the military‚ Monet returned to Paris and continued to explore different forms of art‚ as well as‚ developing friendships with painters including Édouard Manet‚ Frédéric Bazille‚ and Auguste Renoir. After marrying his wife‚ Camille in 1870‚ the two were constantly traveling until they settled in Argenteuil‚ where Monet produced his most famous and well-known works (Claude). Unlike in Monet’s previous works of smooth blended surfaces‚

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    Edgar Allan Poe’s fictional detective C. Auguste Dupin is a complex character and one who often walks the line between lawful and criminal investigative practices. However shadowy and manipulative‚ Dupin’s prowess to frame a narrative and skills of detection are unmatched. In the article “Poe’s Dupin and the Power of Detection” Peter Thoms examines the narrative formula of detective fiction that Poe develops in the stories of Dupin and its connection to the audience. Thoms presents evidence of

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