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    According to Philip Flynn‚ George Buchanan was the face of Blackwood due to the ‘cultural values and activities that he represented his Scottish patriotism‚ his Protestant Christian classicism‚ his polemics against a dominant ideology would be basic to early Blackwood’s search for Scottish roots and Scottish identities’ (P43). The writer continues to say that the magazine’s logo was ‘probably William Blackwood’s choice’ as Blackwood studied

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    including the French Revolution‚ South American Revolution and Mexico gaining freedom from Spain. Paintings underscored the moral message of patriotism. Jacques-Louis David was a French painter who is considered to be one of the creators of Neo-Classicism. When on a trip to Rome‚ he saw classical art for the first time and was inspired. His work “Oath of the Horatii‚” is inspired by the forthcoming French revolution‚ the mood of self-sacrifice is illustrated rather than self-indulgence. The new

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    I used to think that I knew what quality was. But after reading Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance‚ I realized I hadn’t even scratched the surface as to what quality really is. As Pirsig has said‚ quality cannot even be defined since it precedes every intellectual construction of it. Although this may be true‚ I will attempt to do so for the sake of this paper‚ both in terms of romantic and classical viewpoints. In reading my paper‚ I hope people can better understand where they stand on the

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    Unit 1: the beginnings if an American Tradition Conceit-a kind of metaphor that makes a comparison between two startlingly different things Context-a word refers to the words that surround it and to the situation in which it is used. Dialogue-a third way to make your language more vivid. Diction-a writer’s choice of words‚ particularly for clarity‚ effectiveness‚ and precision. Iambic couple-a rhythmic pattern an unaccented syllable followed by an accented syllable: two successive lines that

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    by German composers. Nationalism in music is an aspect of Neo-classicism which is a style of composing brought by the reintroduction of balanced forms and clearly perceived thematic processes of earlier styles‚ particularly the Baroque Period. Neoclassic composition was a style of composition that replaced the strict and set in stone writing style of classical styles of music. Stravinsky’s early works were the basis of Neo-classicism and eventually the style took shape around his early pieces. Stravinsky’s

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    American Romanticism (1820-1900) Background: Romanticism‚ a term that is associated with imagination and boundlessness‚ and in critical usage is contrasted with classicism‚ which is commonly associated with reason and restriction. A romantic attitude may be detected in literature of any period‚ but as a historical movement it arose in the 18th and 19th centuries in reaction to more rational literary‚ philosophic‚ artistic‚ religious‚ and economic standards. Since it gathered force gradually

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    MUS 100 FINAL STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 17: - Fortepiano: early piano‚ named for its range of dynamic levels; it was smaller and less sonorous than the modern instrument. - Classical style: restrained‚ objective style of art. Classical refers to Western music characteristic of the period from 1750-1825. Composers: - Mozart: Invested much of his music with a degree of emotion expression unusual for his time. Never allowed emotion to dominate his art. - Haydn: Wrote pleasant‚ good-natured music throughout

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    Compare and contrast the ideas put forward by classicist and positivist criminologists to explain why people commit crime. Firstly I am going to look at classicism and assess what arguments they put forward as to why people commit crime. I will now observe the ideas put forward by positivism when it comes to explaining reasons why people crime. “However one important problem with twin studies is the lack of clarity about the sort of characteristics that are supposed to be passed on. This is important

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    Tell Wagner – The flying Dutchman Verdi – Aida Schubert – Die schÖne MÜllerin Chopin – Four Ballads and other piano music Tchaikovsky – Swan Lake and Symphony no.6 5. Other details: Romanticism in art‚ literature and music moved away from Classicism by allowing emotional content to dominate form. Classical (1750 – 1810) * Melody: * Simple * Sometimes decorated with ornaments (trills‚ grace notes‚ mordent‚ turns) * Harmony: * Simple * no harsh dissonant

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    In the century preceding the Renaissance‚ landmark artists Cimabue and Giotto made an important stylistic shift that signaled the beginning of a new kind of art. They rejected the ethereal‚ flattened world that had dominated Italo-Byzantine painting for centuries; and in its vacancy they created believable visual illusionism—a depiction of space‚ volume‚ and the observable world. This artistic development was built upon by Renaissance artists like Fra Angelico who championed the use of scientific

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