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    Influencing the Masters The Italian Renaissance was a period of rebirth after the feudal age‚ and many new everlasting ideas and concepts arose during this time. Humanism‚ a way of learning that focused on the critical study of Latin and Greek literature and the importance of the individual‚ was one of these concepts. Many famous works of art‚ such as Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man‚ Sandro Botticelli’s Primavera‚ and Michelangelo’s David exuded several key aspects of humanism.1 Humanism greatly

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    My Italian Vacation

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    My Italian Vacation It was a long climb‚ probably the longest climb I have ever attempted‚ When I reached the top I felt that I would collapse any minute. My legs were numb‚ my clothes were all wet out of sweat and I was completely breathless. Even though I felt completely exhausted‚ the climb was well worth it. What I saw up there was a memorable and probably the most spectacular view I have ever seen. The wind blew at its strongest at the very top‚ pigeons were all over the place‚ and the Sun

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    Italian Cuisine and Pizza

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    cancer. Carlo La Vecchia‚ a Milan-based epidemiologist said‚ "Pizza could simply be indicative of a lifestyle and food habits‚ in other words the Italian version of a Mediterranean diet." A traditional Mediterranean diet is rich in olive oil‚ fiber‚ vegetables‚ fruit‚ flour‚ and freshly cooked food. Disadvantages In contrast to the traditional Italian pizza used in the research‚ popular pizza varieties in many parts of the world are often loaded with high fat cheeses and fatty meats‚ a high intake

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    Italian Baroque Art

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    emotions in their faces and also the drama that the art piece have because all of them are adulating the baby and the realism that it is used because all the characters look very real no matter in what position you watch them. In comparison whit the Italian type of painting in the renaissance this show more emotions and was more finish whit some details like when they added drama to it‚ they put us in a very difficult position in which they ask us our opinion in which type of art is better and you don’t

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    Brazil Culture Essay

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    Brazils culture is one of the worlds most varied and diverse cultures‚ where the population are decedents of immigrants from over fifty countries. Many nationalities were brought to Brazil back in the days‚ slavery which brought African migrants across Brazils border‚ European settlers who migrated to Brazil to conquer and start a new life‚ these different nationalities influenced the local cultures with their ideas and ancient customs. With all these influences‚ modern day Brazilian culture has become

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    The Italian Renaissance was a very difficult time period in European history. The arts were flourishing‚ while the city-states in Italy fought bloody battles with each other and within themselves. Bribery and murder were not uncommon tools for men to use when they wanted power. Meanwhile those same rulers patronized the arts a great deal and they would commission the best artistic minds of the time to build‚ design and paint their palaces and churches and later on their own portraits

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    Italian Private Law

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    ch 1 - the legal system rule - prescribes a human conduct (поведение) as compulsory‚ prohibited or lawful (derives from regula) personal - regards the conduct of a specific person or group of persons factual - covers one or more specified situations general - directs the conduct of whoever may find himself in a specified situation abstract - covers any situation that repeats any of the one envisioned 1)save exceptions 2)rules in codes‚ acts‚ statues‚decrees‚ regulations norm=

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    going to be on it for six hours” responded Papa. All of us got on the plane‚ put our carry ons in the overhead compartments and took our seats. After being in the air for about an hour my mom leaned over to me and told me “I know you don’t speak Italian so if you need just let me know and I’ll help translate for you.” “Alright but I think I can try to figure it out” I replied. The rest of the flight was long and monotonous‚ and I could not fall asleep because I was too excited. We arrived in Milan

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    The Italian Renaissance was a time when people prospered‚ in which artists‚ Inventors‚ and scientists founded the concepts that helped create the modern world as we know it. Although‚ behind the great minds of the Renaissance were powerful families‚ in Florence‚ and Rome. One family helped fuel the Renaissance with their power and wealth‚ and another corrupt and power hungry. The Medici’s were one of the most powerful and wealthiest family in Florence due to the Medici Bank. They would lend money

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    Greek Culture Essay

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    Greece’s culture is high context‚ which means that for the Greek culture the meaning of messages is determined by the context or the environment. Most of their communication is implicit. The members of the culture are skilled in reading non-verbal cues. Their interactions do not need explanation because of their common history. This is the reason why Greeks will interrupt what someone is saying while they try to figure out what is means. This is a common aspect of Greek communication. Greeks tend

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