Arts and Culture - Art (Choice A) Assignment 01 Student 50227335 Jeandri van Zyl Unique Code: 833253 Semester 1: 740713 A) Introduction 1) Discuss the role of Art Education and the outcome of a quality art program. 1.1) The role of Art Education 1.2) Outcomes of a Quality Art Programme 2) Name and discuss the development of perceptual development in the Intermediate and Senior learners through: * Experience * Visual Stimuli 2.1) Experience 2.2) visual Stimuli 3) Define the concept
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1. Why are the three rioters looking for Death? Because they think death is a person. 2. What do they expect to find under the tree‚ and what do they actually find? They expect to find death but they find a pot of gold. 3. What happens to the rioters? They die‚ and actually find death. 4. Who/what is the Old Man a personification of? Death 5. How is “The Pardoner’s Tale” a moral tale? What is the moral? Because the rioters search for death‚ and find gold. They all die. Think Critically
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The story‚ “The Lesson”‚ takes place in the early 1970’s‚ in New York City. The main characters: Sylvia‚ her friends‚ and Miss Moore live in Harlem. Sylvia is a young black girl that tries to learn the lesson Miss Moore is teaching to them. Sylvia is annoyed with this because she sees it as Miss Moore taking away their summer vacation. Although as the story progresses she learns the lesson that Miss Moore is teaching and it turns her whole life around. Miss Moore is a person who devotes herself to
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Toni Morrison’s novel‚ The Bluest Eye‚ is about a young‚ black girl growing up in a not so accepting America. Pecola‚ the protagonist in the book‚ is set apart from everyone. White people don’t want to associate themselves with her. And even black people don’t want to associate themselves with her either. She lives in this world that would ultimately destroy her and make her go insane. Critics Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi and Phyllis R. Klotman explore many major themes in the book that sheds light
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attempting to also do so with her other three children‚ in an effort to keep her family from the horrors of human slavery. Over a century later‚ the story is retold through fictional characters in Beloved. Through the release of the contemporary novel‚ Toni Morrison shows how the circulation of cruelty exposed to people conjures the inhumanities in society. Using the experiences of a former slave named Sethe and her prior slave owner Schoolteacher‚ Morrison suggests that mental damage inflicted onto a
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Beloved’s character is one of the most complex to break down‚ as Toni Morrison’s’ symbolism in beloved is indirect and simultaneous. Beloved enters the story around the middle of the first half‚ in a way as strange as her personality. The reader is first introduced when the Paul D ‚ Denver‚ and Sethe arrive home from the fair‚ to find her sitting on a tree stump in the yard of 124. She is‚ oddly enough sitting on the dead remain of what used to be a tree. The first thing noticed about Beloved was
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Psychological Effects of Trauma in Beloved Toni Morrison’s novel‚ Beloved‚ embodies the painful memories and trauma that former slaves had to go through during the Reconstruction Era. Morrison tells a story of a former slave woman named Sethe that runs away from her plantation called Sweet Home‚ with her newborn daughter‚ Denver‚ while her other children are back with her mother-in law. Her owners are coming to look for her to take her back to the plantation. When they arrive she runs ‚ and she kills
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Essay Outline Introduction Topic: Comparing the element Hamartia‚ to the central characters from “Hamlet‚” “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock‚” and “Agamemnon.” Thesis Statement: The central characters from “Hamlet‚” “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock‚” and “Agamemnon‚” embodies the element‚ Hamartia. Hamartia is commonly understood as a protagonist’s error or flaw that determinately leads to a chain of plot actions culminating in a reversal from their good fortune to bad. Their flaws evidently
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In Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif”‚ Maggie represents the outsider. Maggie is a woman who works in the kitchen at St. Bonny’s and gets abused by older kids. The story “Recitatif” is all about race‚ although we do not know which girl is white and which girl is black. Maggie’s race is also unknown. However‚ it is brought to our attention that Maggie is very different from the others. Maggie symbolizes those who are treated inferior‚ and put down by the bigger kids‚ as well as Twyla and Roberta. Due to
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Toni Morrison’s Recitatif is a story of two young‚ racially separated girls that grow up in an orphanage together. Because the girls were young when they first met‚ they knew they were different from each other and they knew their moms wouldn’t approve but they didn’t let it affect their friendship. They became the best of friends and began to make a lot of memories at a very young age‚ most of them highly affected by their emotions. When it came time for the two to move on from the orphanage‚ also
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