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    little to no attention to him. The only one who was actually there for him as a child was his pet dog. That’s why dogs are in most if not all of his stories. His love for dogs and his daughters kept him inspired to write books. Literary Naturalism: Literary naturalism is the study of a character’s development in relation to his/her development. In London’s work he demonstrates how the characters adapt and change their personality and feelings to fit the environment. Such as in The Call of the Wild

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    Native Son Essay

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    The Circumstances he is raised in have shaped the person he grows up to be. In other novels such as Brave New World it can also be seen how the environment a person grows up in affects who they become. Both main characters from these books exhibit naturalism and as a result both end up dying. In many ways‚ society can be held accountable for the actions that Bigger Thomas makes during the novel. Starting from the beginning of the novel the reader knows that Bigger feels inferior to the whites. He

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    Dionysus with Pan

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    The chosen art piece‚ from Roman origin‚ is titled “Dionysus” and portrayed Dionysus‚ the god of wine‚ with his follower Pan. This artwork is a great example of Greek art’s influence in Roman artwork. The main elements of Greek’s naturalistic art‚ specifically of High Classical period‚ are rendered beautifully in this piece combined with distinctive elements from verism‚ unique to Roman art. So‚ the idealism of Greek art and the individualism of Roman art come together to create an art piece that

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    Early Cave Paintings

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    1. What are the subjects of the early cave paintings and for what reason‚ the archeologists believe they were painted? Use examples from your assigned readings. The subjects were animals. The meaning behind the painting of caves was thought to be because humans have a built in desire to decorate their surroundings. Scientist also believed that’s cave paintings were to help clan bonds‚ rites‚ even had ceremonies around the paintings because they thought it would increase fertility in animals which

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    Naturalism is a literary movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century in America‚ England‚ and France that produced a type of "realistic" fiction‚ but it was not realism exactly. It created a mode of representation that is detailed‚ detached‚ and obejctive. Naturalism assumes that humans have almost no power over what happens in a situation; things happen to people; they are at the mercy of a variety of external and internal forces. Naturalist novels present subjects as objective

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    great humanitarian reform‚ superior in many ways to cruel and unusual medieval torture practices that existed. It is best understood against the backdrop of what history calls the Enlightenment. This broader movement (encompassing rationalism‚ naturalism‚ and humanitarianism) was the pinnacle of naturalism’s rejection of all things spiritual‚ all things divine (such as divine right of kings‚ or in criminology‚ all explanations along the lines of

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    the Art of the Renaissance he discusses many of these same ideals. The integration of these concepts within Renaissance art was a deliberate message to the viewer. Proto-renaissance works are an appropriate example of this; displaying a lack of naturalism these images focus more on the ideals than the representation of the human form. Later Renaissance works‚ although more naturalistic‚ still embody the awareness of an inner meaning but was also a ‘[…] transition period between those who sought to

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    Intro to Huck Fin

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    new and different Rejects Romanticism Romantic tradition looks at an individual that can do all Realists-wanted literature to reflect real life-the civil war woke everyone up because Naturalism-the helplessness of man against the power of nature and the power of society people talk about the realism/naturalism Mark Twain grew up in Hannibal Missouri--the town we find Huck Finn in is supposedly the same town Missouri=the South town at bank of mississippi Mississippi-huge center for commerce

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    To Build a Fire

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    The book “To Build a Fire” by Jack London is a short story that embodies the idea of naturalism. Naturalism utilizes the environment to show how apathetic this world can be.In the book it reveals that if you are not careful when you are making your decisions you will die and in addition to that London wrote it to also demonstrate on how humans can sometimes depend on nothing but themselves to survive. This short story took place in the Arctic. In the book‚ the newcomer decided to

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    Ethics

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    What is Ethics Is the set of beliefs about right and wrong behavior. It is certainly a subject that is used in discussions about how we should live‚ what is right and wrong and what we mean when we use words like right and wrong‚ good and bad. Ethical Behavior – conforms to the generally accepted social norms‚ many of which are almost universal. A persons opinion of what represents an ethical behavior is strongly influenced by a combination of: 1. Family influences

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