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    Criticism: Critic and People

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    Criticism the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes. the act of passing judgment as to the merits of anything. 7 Effective Ways to Deal With Criticism Nobody likes being criticised but‚ unfortunately it is a fact of life. To be able to respond to criticism with nobility and detachment is an important life skill‚ which few people have. If we respond to criticism without careful consideration‚ it can easily lead to unnecessary suffering. 1. What Can

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    People-First Critic/Environmentalist Both passages by Edward O. Wilson satirize the People-First Critic’s and the Environmentalists’ views in order to criticize how they both were unable to address issues directly‚ but instead attacked each other. Through the use of perspective‚ Wilson explains how their arguments about environmentalism ultimately lead nowhere. Edward O. Wilson’s first passage is concentrated on displaying the People-First Critic’s arguments against environmentalists. He refers

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    EXAMPLE: Field Trip Assignment Bill Schenck’s Gone with the Gunsmoke I decided to visit the Tucson Museum of Art on Friday‚ the fourth of March. The work of art that I chose to evaluate was Bill Schenck’s Gone with the Gunsmoke. Bill Schenck was raised in Columbus‚ Ohio‚ but spent summers in Wyoming. These summers produced a fascination with the West in Schenck‚ and out of this fascination he created works such as Gone with the Gunsmoke. Gone with the Gunsmoke is a serigraph print that

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    One critic argues of Mrs. Warrens Profession that ‘the men are ineffectual or immoral monsters – it is women who carry the play.’ In the light of this view‚ compare and contrast the presentation of men in Mrs. Warrens Profession and An Ideal Husband. Victorian society was almost completely governed by rich‚ aristocratic and immoral men‚ this description forms the central concept for Shaw’s play. He portrays men as immoral and sexually corrupt through his satirisation of the church and the aristocracy

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    change as well‚ either through mystification or personal experiences. Author John Berger in his book Ways of Seeing writes about the various ways in which this can happen. By looking at descriptions of paintings done by a fellow student‚ a professional critic and myself we can see how different people “view” the painting and analyze how those different views can bring change to the paintings meaning. When looking at the descriptions of the painting‚ Michelangelo’s Last Judgment‚ differences are seen

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    My Soul Mate

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    became one of my best buddies back then. Who would ever think that at the end of the line‚ he would be my husband now? I always have a smile painted on my face when I reminisce of the ups and downs of our relationship. My husband is a best friend‚ a critic and father-figure all rolled into one. I love calling him with his nick – CHOI. Only family members and close friends call him that name. It was short for Butchokoy‚ a slang term for the youngest in the family. I am the eldest while he is the

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    Susan Sontag

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    Susan Sontag‚ in "Against Interpretation‚" takes a very interesting critical standpoint on the idea of literary interpretation. Unlike most literary critics‚ Sontag believes that literary criticism is growing increasingly destructive towards the very works of art that they‚ supposedly‚ so greatly "appreciate" and "respect." Her standpoint could not be more accurate. Reading her work generates numerous questions‚ the most important of which is quite possibly‚ "How are we to take her final statement

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    000 for a single magazine article‚ that he had taken the chance to hang out with Puffy‚ and that he had said yes to all these opportunities because "No is for pussies." His response builds to a frenzied peroration: Do not be critics‚ you people‚ I beg you. I was a critic and I wish I could take it all back because it came from a smelly and ignorant place in me‚ and spoke with a voice that was all rage and envy. Do not dismiss a book until you have written one‚ and do not dismiss a movie until you

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    1. Critics A. Otis Ferguson: Film: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Link: https://newrepublic.com/article/80908/tnr-film-classics-mr-smith-goes-washington-1939 Otis Ferguson expresses his utter distaste for this film in his biting review that criticizes the director as Ferguson compares this film to Capra’s earlier cinematic works. The critic also uses comments from another critic‚ Alistair Cooke‚ to support his assertions. B. Andrew Sarris: Film: Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace Link: http://observer

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    Some may say critiques are too judgmental and could effect on certain students. But ultimately‚ critiques have a chance to bring more confidence on students when presenting their own work. Once a student presents their work in front of the class‚ critics would express their opinion and would improve that student’s way of drawing. It would trigger the student’s mind to work around the mistakes others have pointed out and work even harder. Critiques could be harsh but it helps students use critical

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