those who chose to leave it as just a fantasy show that how we may proceed in our attempt to gain the best possible outcome may not always be the best approach. It is how we interpret the situation and how as a counselor we interpret the ethics and statues that dictate how we respond‚ and it’s with that‚ it would be best to seek consultation. I would want to change that about how I responded in my ethical dilemma part 1 and 2. Seeking the consultation holds the ability to offer an insight I may be missing
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story to tell. This is one of the reasons why it is created - to communicate. Content The statue of Memi and Sabu is from Egypt but not of royalty‚ dating back to the Fourth Dynasty. Titled ‘The Royal Acquaintances Memi and Sabu’‚ it depicts a young man and woman who seem to know each other very well. It can be said that they are more than acquaintances with Memi’s left hand‚ directly on Sabu’s breast. ‘Statue of Gudea’ was created some four hundred years later‚ if not more‚ and is of Gudea who ruled
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contributes to the solid and majestic appearance of the statue. The Queen assumes the same rigidly frontal posture‚ however her left leg is less advanced than his‚ which alludes that she is a subordinate figure to her king – in this stance she is just echoing the
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are indicated by incisions and she’s wears a strap across her body and a necklace. I would like to write more specifically about this artwork and find out why they used to sculpture the female body like this. This sculpture is one of a group of statues associated with the South Arabian Bronze Age. It comes at the beginning of a figural tradition characterized by extreme simplification and symbolic strength. Represented is a standing female with a role of fat and deep groove emphasizing the belly
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to read a text that was already everywhere?” (Savage) What Savage means by this is that it is asinine to build a memorial in a location that has no historical significance to the event‚ or person that the monument is symbolizing. For example‚ the statue of Paul “Bear” Bryant‚ former coach at the University of Alabama‚ is located outside of Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa where the university is located. Why is it located there instead of somewhere like Florida University‚ or Georgia? Well‚ at
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When people who have made an impact on our world pass away‚ how do we remember them? What is the reason for us memorializing them? There are many different ways to memorialize a significant figured who has passed on. Statues‚ museums‚ pictures‚ monuments‚ just to name a few. These symbols can pay homage to great accomplishments and deep sacrifice. They are a sign of respect to those who deserve it. Not only humans are memorialized; certain events are memorialized‚ as well. One may ask: what factors
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that‚ godlike figures. However a new trend began to spread where the accuracy of age was required in order to add truth to the work created. The bronze statue of sleeping Eros was created between 3rd Century B.C. and 1st century A.D and supposedly it comes from the island of Rhodes. The length of the statue is only about 3 feet‚ a relatively small statue used to represent a god. Eros is portrayed as a child‚ a very young child of maybe 6 or 7. This can be seen through the detailing of his body and
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and new things being put in their place as if the old things were never there. The fifth stanza talks of parking lots as straight-up destruction of something good (and of a loss of innocence). The sixth stanza begins a new page and a new topic. A statue and a parking lot are going up in place of the old aquarium. It’s almost a mockery of the lives that were lost. The seventh stanza begins a section in which it speaks only of the war and battles in which Colonel Shaw was involved‚ and‚ in turn‚ the
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these objects. Shadow bridges or blocks connect limbs to block‚ solid. Bilateral symmetry Suppresses subjectivity (individual creativity) G+H Khafre‚ 2500 BCE Ka (spirit statue) Designed for the afterlife‚ for their tombs. Not meant to be seen by human eyes Granite – Diorite Khafre‚ c2520-2494 BCE. Ka Spirit statue. rigidity is important since it has a use for after life‚ rather than look as much. Its supposed to be animated despite its immobility. Solidity and strength vs softness and tenderness
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centuries apart but have the same Greek interest of the human anatomy. However‚ because of the time difference‚ it is clear that the Spear Bearer is more advanced. The same idea goes to the marble grave Stele of a Little Girl (440 B.C.E) and the bronze statue of Eros Sleeping (1st century C.E). They share many similarities such as the Greek touch; conversely‚ they have their differences. The two sculptures‚ Stele of a Little Girl and Eros Sleeping‚ are two Greek sculptures that have survived throughout
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