Even though photographing land and nature at this time rejected the pastoral and idyllic‚ the sublime interjected. What came to be‚ photographers constructed a new way of looking at land and nature‚ some refer to this as an industrial sublime‚ others an ecological sublime. No longer interested in just preserving land and nature separate from civilization‚ photographers showed the invasion of modernity on land and nature. Photographers
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around him‚ and so his connection to the earth must inevitably be part of his story. In literature‚ when nature is addressed‚ it is often in praise or awe‚ of its terror or of its beauty. Nature can represent the real and visceral as well as the sublime and the mystic. If one examines the work of the Transcendentalists‚ the Romantic Poets‚ and certain novelists‚ it is evident that the underlying feeling is that Nature provides inspiration and bliss‚ as well as a much-needed refuge from society.
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through scientific experimentation. In an attempt to warn her audience of the horrifying consequences of disrupting nature‚ Shelley utilises a Gothic-Romanticist style‚ and motifs such as the sublime and soothing nature versus monstrosity as shown in the lines‚ “the valley that is more wonderful than the sublime”‚ juxtaposed with the appearance of the monster as “yellow skinned‚ black eyed”. Whilst Victor warns Walton to‚ “avoid ambition...in science and discovery”‚ his character development‚ alluded
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movement‚ and The Broken Column is no exception. Frida Kahlo’s The Broken Column expresses her self-reflection on her own body and past experiences as well as challenging classically held ideas about the male gaze and the role of female artists in the sublime. The Broken Column‚ an oil on Masonite painting at 39.8 by 30.6 centimeters‚ provides a detailed self-reflection on the impact of her injuries she sustained many years earlier and how those injuries impacted her both physically and emotionally. The
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I‚ no. 1 (June 1995) Sacred Ambivalence: Mimetology in Aristotle‚ Horace‚ and Longinus Matthew Schneider Department of English Chapman University Orange CA 92666 schneide@nexus.chapman.edu Almost from its very beginnings mimetology has looked to ancient Greece for its proof texts. For both René Girard’s hypotheses surrounding the ethical and ethnological implications of mimetic desire and Eric Gans’s identification of the part played by mimetic resentment in cultural evolution‚ the texts of
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Kirsten Cooper Lara Jacobs WRTG 3020 2/4/13 The Art of Darkness: Beauty’s Dependence on Darkness in The Art of Travel “There was only one way to possess beauty properly‚ and that was by understanding it‚ by making oneself conscious of the factors (psychological and visual) responsible for it” (de Botton 216). In The Art of Travel‚ Alain de Botton encourages the reader to view the world through an artistic eye‚ one which is attuned to detail. By doing so‚ one can comprehend beauty by becoming ardently
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transcending values‚ the perspectives of individuals in different contexts fluctuate as seen in Scotts Bladerunner and Shelley’s Frankenstein Topic sentence(s): * Nature vs. Technology (the sublime) * Social Justice * Humanity * Prometheus * Nature s. Technology (the sublime) * Social justice: Context and values relate to each other. In saying this‚ though context changes‚
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The first hole punched in The Green Book is in connection with one of its principal examples. Gaius and Titius claim that a man who calls a waterfall sublime isn’t actually identifying a state of beauty in the object‚ but merely has sublime feelings. Lewis counters that the feelings which prompt someone to call something sublime are “not in fact sublime feelings‚ but feelings of veneration” and of being humbled before such a great sight (3). Sublimity is actually an objective value of the waterfall
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and waste‚ both nouns‚ follow the preposition with; hurry and waste are parallel. Parallelism at Word level (another example) • “In eternity there is indeed something true and sublime.” (-- Henry David Thoreau) • In this sentence‚ the words true and sublime‚ both adjectives‚ modify the pronoun something; true and sublime are parallel. Parallelism at Phrase level • “Men esteem truth remote‚ in the outskirts of the system‚ behind the farthest star‚ before Adam and after the last man.” (Henry David
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LECTURE 10 Baroque Period has now moved into France Louis XIV Had absolute power and chose to move art “capitol” to Versailles from Paris If you refused he would have you arrested and executed Extreme Dictatorship Power back to the Monarchy Any powerful beings had to live in Versailles CENTRALIZATION OF POWER Hierarchy of the Genres History Painting Portraiture Genre Painting Landscape Still Life Intellect Superior to Skill Drawing Superior to Color Establishment of the Salon (Contemporary Art Exhibition
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