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    example‚ she wrote‚ “The world is not a pleasant place to be without someone to hold and be held by‚” (Giovanni 1). This quote means that we all need community to support us and share our experiences. Additionally‚ she wrote about how society helps us get through the difficult times and be happy. For instance‚ she wrote‚ “An ocean would never laugh if clouds weren’t there to kiss her tears‚” (Giovanni 3). That means people would always be focused on the dissatisfactory and never on the joyful‚ if someone

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    Dying Lord This semester I focused my research on Andrea Mantegna’s painting The Man of Sorrows with the Two Angels and his ability in portraying the meditative importance of the slain Christ. (Next Slide) The history of painting the Lord‚ slain from crucifixion had been a very popular and well exercised practice for many centuries. The iconography of His crucifixion has been dated back as early as the fourth century. But not until about the thirteenth century did we start seeing Christ being portrayed

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    because she has been "nourished with [the poisonous purple flower’s] breath" and will poison anyone who kisses her. While Beatrice is a poison; she does not intend harm to anyone. In fact‚ she prefers death over harming Giovanni‚ telling her father that she is going. She asks Giovanni‚ "Oh was there not‚ from the first‚ more poison in thy nature than in mine?" On the other hand‚ Emily "would not be denied‚" and has acted selfishlessly‚ unlike Beatrice‚ to preserve her lover. So‚ while the two daughters

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    Ernest Hemingway’s famously wrote in a style likened to an iceberg. Like an iceberg that is 1/8 above water and 7/8 below the surface‚ Hemingway embedded the deeper meanings in his works through the silent or unaddressed issues. He stated that “the dignity of an iceberg is due to 1/8 of it being above water” and that the most dangerous and important 7/8‚ the part that sinks ships‚ lies below the surface. (“Art of Fiction”) (Onderdonk 75). In using Hemingway’s iceberg theory to examine his work The

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    on‚ Michelangelo built his fame on his talent and remarkable skill yet his personality was sometimes difficult to endure. Unlike most artists‚ Michelangelo’s skill may not have blossomed from teachers and it isn’t clear who taught him. Bertoldo di Giovanni and Domenico Ghirlandaio may have educated him‚ yet he insists that he was self-taught (Hall‚ 2005). His education‚ nevertheless‚ only lasted a short amount of time as he began receiving commissions before he reached the age of twenty. Michelangelo

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    also works of sculpture and porcelain. [1] I really took an interest in the works during the renaissance movement. There was one oil painting called The Ecstasy of St. Francis. The Ecstasy of St. Francis is a painting by Italian Renaissance master Giovanni Bellini. Bellini started this painting in 1475 and completed it in 1480. The painting is oil on panel that shows the influence of Andrea Mantegna‚ who was the painter’s brother-in-law. There is a signature “IOANNES BELLINVS “on a small‚ creased carta

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    Ever since I met Giovanni back in Middle School‚ we have had our differences. Two incredibly intelligent young men‚ it was no surprise that we became such good friends. He’s like a brother to me. I guess one of the reasons we are so close is the simple fact that we have such different views on life‚ and yet share the same basic core values. He takes a more violent approach to getting what he wants‚ but is able to use sheer cunning if he believes it’ll help him more‚ while I prefer to use my intelligence

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    in 1909 Also published in Renacimiento To my Lady in Laoag By Proceso Sebastian in 1909 Drama -R.I.P (1902) -Walang Sugat (Zarsuela) -Sigalot ng mga Filipino at mga amerikano (1898) -Los Ramitos de Flores (Flowered Boughs)‚ 1908 written by Severino Reyes -Kahapon‚ Ngayon at Bukas (1902) -Bagong Kristo (1907) by Aurelio Tolentino Fictional Prose -Maring (1908) -Buhay (1909) by Aurelio Tolentino Non Fiction Prose -La Punta de Salto ( the place of the origin) written by Macario Adriatico

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    Margaret Fuller was born on May 23‚ 1810 in Cambridgeport‚ MA. At the age of 40‚ Fuller passed away. Despite living only a few decades‚ Margaret Fuller became transcendentalist writer and women’s rights advocate. Margaret Fuller was greatly impacted by her father‚ mother‚ and other events. Margaret Fuller’s dad had the greatest influence on her career. At a young age‚ her father tutored Margaret rigorously‚ which caused her to become very knowledgeable‚ despite not going to a traditional school

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    “Woman” by Nikki Giovanni is a poem about a woman who is going through rejection. The woman wants a man to love her‚ and is opening up to him‚ but her man constantly rejects and denies her. The poem is figuratively about how people shouldn’t change who they are just because others do not accept them. The author also conveys that people should not hold back from expressing their feelings. People should have the freedom to share what they want‚ and should not be discourage to do so. Through the poem

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