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    sculpture was classical realist in the tradition of his mentor‚ Guillermo Tolentino. He produced commissioned representational sculptures mainly monuments of national heroes and successful Filipino politicians‚ businessmen‚ and educators. He was born in Macao‚ China and was brought here at the age of fourteen and stayed in Batangas with his parents Arsenio Caedo and Genoveva Tanchauco. His siblings were Esteban Tanchauco Caedo and Marcial Tanchauco Caedo. he MacArthur Landing site in Palo Red Beach‚ Leyte

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    Who Is Roderigo In Act 1

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    Act 1‚ Scene 1 Roderigo‚ a wealthy Venetian‚ and Iago‚ a member of the Venetian military‚ argue. Roderigo complains that Iago is failing to help him in his courtship and is actually on the side of Othello‚ a man Roderigo despises. Iago frantically reassures him that he hates Othello and tells him that Othello failed to promote him. Instead‚ Othello promoted a man to lieutenant considered exceptionally unqualified for the position – Michael Cassio. Cassio was skilled in academics and strategy but

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    is located in northern Italy and is the capital of Veneto region [1]. Venice is worldwide known as one of the most intriguing places‚ hosting an average of 15 million tourists per year [2]. The city stretches across 117 small islands in the marshy Venetian Lagoon along the Adriatic Sea [1]. The city of Venice is divided into six areas. These are Cannaregio (where the train station is)‚ San Polo‚ Dorsoduro (including the Giudecca and Isola Sacca Fisola)‚ Santa Croce (closest area approached by

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    From Desdemona's Diary

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    ------------------------------------------------- …You never really know when you are going to meet the love of your life. One night‚ my father‚ the Venetian Senator hosted a dinner party at our home. That was when I first met my dear Othello. My father introduced me to him‚ though he did not have the intention of me being interested in him. I did not know anyone there and he wanted me to feel included. Othello is a Moor in the Venetian Army. We sat together at dinner‚ and we talked all night. We got along really well and realized we had a

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    Donatello Biography

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    Donatello Donatello is arguably one of the greatest Florentine sculptors of the 15th century. He redefined what if meant to sculpt the human form and his creativity still inspires many artists today. Donatello was the bridge to modern sculpture due to his actions‚ character‚ and realistic human expressions. He is famous for including physical distortions‚ making things purposely “ugly”‚ in his work for artistic effect. Donatello was born as Donato di Niccolo Bardi in 1386 in Florence

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    My speech on othello

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    Oral Presentation on Othello Greed! Lust! Envy! Pride! Gluttony! Sloth! Wrath! These are the 7 deadly sins! – Shakespeare often related to Christianity and Biblical concepts in his plays; Othello is no exception. Throughout Othello‚ there are certain events and deeds carried out by the characters which strongly resemble these 7 deadly sins. Wrath is deemed the worst of these sins and is by far the most recognizable and obvious sin within the play. Examples of these sins are sewn deeply into the

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    In Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello‚ the title character is a 16th century Moorish general of the Venetian army who‚ because of the cultural and historical background of the play’s setting‚ the playwright‚ and the original intended audience‚ is portrayed as both well-respected for his military prowess and disparaged for his race. Similarly‚ because of how mexicans progress to a very successful level in this country yet at the same time they get discriminated by their background race and color. America’s

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    The article ‘James VI and I: Two Kings or One?’ explores how it was possible that two nations could hold such drastically different views of their monarch‚ and is a convincing and compelling challenge to the stereotypically hostile historiography of James I. Wormald argues that the misconception of James I is a direct result of Jacobean author Anthony Weldon’s scathing descriptions of him‚ and the Stuart vilification that arose due to xenophobia and a deeply embedded distrust of the Scots. Wormald

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    greater examples. The first quality which describes an Aristotelian tragic hero is their nobility and greatness of character. Othello is a physically powerful character in high status‚ though not in royalty. He is the General and commander of the Venetian armies‚ the highest rank in their military. This makes Othello well known by not only the army but by some of the city and officials. Although he is an outsider (in that he is a black person and originated from a different culture)‚ he is an important

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    A mirror is an object that reflects light in a way that preserves much of its original quality subsequent to its contact with the mirror. Some mirrors also filter out some wavelengths‚ while preserving other wavelengths in the reflection. This is different from other light-reflecting objects that do not preserve much of the original wave signal other than color and diffuse reflected light. The most familiar type of mirror is the plane mirror‚ which has a flat surface. Curved mirrors are also used

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