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    In Pierre Berton’s ‘Vimy’‚ the reader is taken on an adventure following multiple Canadian soldiers who bravely fought in world war one. It is tough for any author to capture the real horrors of war‚ but in his non-fiction historical masterpiece‚ Canadian author and historian‚ Pierre Berton‚ does an excellent attempt to do just that. With accurate quotes and images it feels as if you have ventured across the cold Atlantic ocean‚ just as young Canadians did almost one hundred years ago. In 1914 Britain

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    term Trudeau-mania) and have progressed like Pierre Trudeau. Trudeau grew up speaking French to his father and English to his mother and this combination is what defined him; Trudeau was not French or English‚ he was a true Canadian. Pierre Trudeau was not like most politicians‚ other politicians compromised and soothed; while Pierre Trudeau came into politics with his guns blazing while saying‚ “Just watch me”. The consequence of these actions led Pierre Trudeau to have a strong supportive following

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    break rather than the caffeine goes to show that food “transforms itself into situation.” He concludes by stating that our food affects culture and vice versa in a never-ending cycle. In “Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgment of Taste”‚ Pierre Bourdieu discusses how the people in power dominate the idea of taste‚ an aesthetic concept. He theorizes that aesthetics is what creates class-based social groups and distances one class away from another. He emphasizes that it is the social origin

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    In Jean-Pierre Vernant’s‚ The Universe‚ The Gods‚ and Men‚ women are primarily portrayed as seductresses. These women create problems for Odysseus in Homer’s story‚ The Odyssey. Some examples of this would be through women like Calypso‚ who held men against their will‚ Circe‚ a dangerous woman who practiced sorcery and the Sirens‚ who lure men to their death. All together these women caused many problems to Odysseus and other men. Throughout the Odyssey‚ women are used as a symbol of temptation

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    influencing the novels plot line as a whole. Specifically‚ Pierre Bezukhov and his past inherited fortune influence his marriage‚ his duel‚ and his eventual spiraling depression. This element is also present throughout The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ shining through whenever Huck makes a decision. The majority of his decisions are based on either his past education or past experiences or more specifically‚ his lack thereof. Pierre Bezukhov‚ before his inheritance‚ is a man of nothing noteworthy

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    First‚ it is important to understand where the idea of symbolic violence came from. One of the major contributors to the topic is a French academic named Pierre Bourdieu. In a lecture at the University of San Diego in 1986‚ Bourdieu outlined his theory on how symbolic capital‚ which is a combination of economic and social capital‚ provides the means for individuals to create a legitimate society in which

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    Most of us have heard of Pierre Peladeau‚ a man who has built a multi-billion dollar company from a $1‚500 loan. There is no doubt that he has achieved a lot during his life time and there is no doubt that a lot of it was good. For instance‚ he was known for donating millions to charities and even visiting dying strangers in Montreal hospitals to bolster their spirits. However‚ I believe that the bad things he did overshadow the good. He was involved in several controversies‚ the most famous being

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    viewer’s attention to Venus by also painting her in the very center of the painting (The Birth of Venus: Pierre). However‚ something different he does from the other two artists’ is that he painted other figures looking at Venus. These glances lead the viewer’s eyes to Venus right away. Pierre also uses color‚ similar to Botticelli‚ to show that Venus is the main focus of his paining; Pierre depicts Venus with long‚ bright‚ blonde hair while everyone else in the painting has short brown hair. Going

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    Composed by Brian Balmages‚ ‘Moscow 1941’ is meant to describe the battle between the Russians and the Germans during World War II in Moscow. This piece contains a double duple meter pattern for the rhythm and some slight downbeats. The piece starts off with a grave tempo to represent the a gradual march that catches the audience in a trance of sorts. Gradually the crescendo builds and with accelerando‚ the audience feels as if they themselves are in the story being told. I have enjoyed this piece

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    In artist Pierre Bonnard’s painting “The Terrace at Vernonnet”‚ there are a handful of painting techniques used that make the piece monumental in art history. Looking at the painting‚ two women are standing at a table holding fruit‚ while the surroundings are what seems to be the terrace that they are standing on‚ as well as nature and sky in the background. The main technique that I see is that Bonnard uses arbitrary color‚ which is when an artist represents color in a way that isn’t realistic‚

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