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    two key stylistic traits of Baroque art. The first of these traits was to give the paintings a sense of grandeur or sensuous richness. The other key stylistic trait was to have a strong emotional content. Other stylistic traits are naturalism and classicism but these are not key traits like a sense of grandeur and emotion. The Baroque painters wanted to evoke emotional feelings in the people viewing their work. And they wanted it to be dramatic. Baroque took place from around the 1600s-1750. During

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    Scarlet Letter Literary Paper The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ written in 1850‚ is a product of the literary struggle between Classicism and Romanticism. Classicism is based upon writing in a traditional tone that involves no emotion‚ while Romanticism is the idea of letting emotion flow through literary outlets‚ such as a novel. This struggle is plainly embodied in the character of Hester Prynne‚ who must contain her passionate personality to the guidelines placed before her in a strict

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    in 1798 and lasted until 1832. The Romanticism movement originated in Europe and is characterized by a heightened interest in nature‚ emphasis on the individual’s expression of emotion and imagination‚ departure from the attitudes and forms of classicism‚ and rebellion against established social rules and conventions. It is said that this period started with the publication of “Lyrical Ballads” written by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. William Blake and William Wordsworth are

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    criticism‚ and historiography in Western civilization over a period from the late 18th to the mid-19th century. Romanticism can be seen as a rejection of the precepts of order‚ calm‚ harmony‚ balance‚ idealization‚ and rationality that typified Classicism in general and late 18th-century - Neoclassicism in particular. It was also to some extent a reaction against the Enlightenment and against 18th-century rationalism and physical materialism in general. Romanticism emphasized the individual‚ the

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    Chapter 16 Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Western Europe Chapter 18 Toward A New World View Chapter Outline I. Seventeenth-Century Crisis and Rebuilding A. Economic and Demographic Crisis 1. The vast majority of seventeenth-century Europeans lived in the countryside. 2. Bread was the primary element of most people’s diet. 3. Rural society lived on the edge of subsistence. 4. Poor weather put additional stress on

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    Critique the following statement: "Cameron ’s new tough take on crime isn ’t the right solution to stop young people from re-offending." The key issue when discussing re-offending is whether the treatment of those who commit crimes should emphasise punishment or rehabilitation. If the answer given is punishment then it is clear that sentences given out to young people are relatively lenient partly due to the financial cost of prison places‚ and partly due to an awareness that long periods in prison

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    Tchaikovsky’s music was marked by a sensuously rhythmic pulse‚ and an innate melodic ability that enabled him to create some of the world’s greatest ballet music. Music that shows a mixture of playful classicism and romantic verve. That he should incorporate such melodies into his symphonies prompted some critics to attack. Tchaikovsky’s quick defense was simple; ballet music was by no means inferior to any other form of music. This inevitably would be

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    Art History Study Guide for Final Review for final exam‚ Art 2‚ Renaissance to Modern The questions on the test will be taken from the categories below. I have left out some artists entirely and in some cases limited the objects being considered for questions. You will choose ten or twelve questions from 16 or more possibilities. Art of Venice (two questions) Titian Giorgione Palladio (Villa Rotonda only) El Greco (Laocoon [National Gallery‚ DC] and View of Toledo [Met]‚ see Met

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    Matthew Arnold

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    Matthew arrnold one of foremost critic of 19th century is often regarded as father of modern english criticism . Arnold’s work as literary critic started with "Preface to poems " in 1853 .It is a kind of manifesto of his critical creed . It reflects classicism as well his views on grand poetic style . Arnold was classicist who loved art ‚ literature and Hellenic culture . His most famous piece of literary criticism is in his essay " The study

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    The Iron Maiden: Michael Graves and the Trap “Those who love too much lose everything; those who love with irony‚ last.” Hephaistion [The Persian Warrior]‚ Alexander (Oliver Stone‚ 2004) Post-modernism in the 1980s has‚ without any doubt‚ had a lasting impact on architecture today. It is a strand of architectural thought has continued to be expanded and developed even after it’s prominence in the 1980s. Definitions of the “post-modern” are often ephemeral‚ post-modernism

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