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Name: Institution: Tutor: Course: Date: Sustainable Strategies in Wildlife Conservation: Living with the Lions Executive Summary human-wildlife conflicts have been at the epitome of the complexity in the ecosystems that dominate the regions of the world.... The lions are of diverse traits, which demand a lot from the human environment.... The frequencies of human-lion conflicts have been on the increase in the recent years.... The sustainable strategies in the conservation of the entire environment imply the use of eco-friendly measures to arrest the situations of environmental destruction that trigger human-wildlife conflicts....
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In this study, the author discusses some of the most ancient artwork by mankind in the form of Venus of willendorf and the Lady of Auxerre; their origin, their symbolism, the similarities and differences between them.... nbsp;The Venus of willendorf is artwork in the form of sculpture.... hellip; The Lady of Auxerre sculpture brings out Cretan style in the form of a kore or a maiden from the way it is dressed.... The artwork behind the sculpture portrays vast knowledge in the field of anatomy....
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She is known as the “woman of willendorf”.... The essay "Venus of willendorf" states that Venus of willendorf is a Paleolithic figurine carved out of oolitic limestone.... Venus of willendorf is an exceptionally erotic figure.... Venus of willendorf has also been translated as a self-sculpture of a large woman....
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In addition, how the breasts are big can depict that the woman can fully satisfy a young child breastfeeding.... According to Witcombe, the Women from Willendrof art served as a fertility idol, which includes all the female body parts that are required for a woman to conceive and in nurturing children (3).... Placing the Women from Willendrof art, its purpose slightly changed, where looking at the art describe the beauty of a woman (Dobres 740)....
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Venus figurine, also known as Venus of willendorf, for instance, is a statuette that can be traced back in the upper Paleolithic.... The sculpture is said to have existed since the gravetian period from 22,000 to 28,000 years back.... Materials used for the sculpture included; soft stone such as limestone and steatite, as well as bones or ivory and fired clay.... Similarly, in comparison to the ancient artifacts and sculptures, the modern sculptors and artist have come of age, and have adopted usage of modern tools and the use technology in the development of such sculpture and different women images....
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hellip; The transition from the Venus of the Willendolf doll to the Barbie doll is phenomenal since it shows the significant difference in the perception of the ideal woman and appreciation of sexuality.... The transition has bridged the gap between children's products with those of adults, ultimately creating an ideal woman with an attractive sexual allure that may harm young girls.... In this regard, toys such as Barbie have created a negative perception of appropriate physical appearance for the modern-day woman....
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This paper "Venus of willendorf Sculpture - Symbolic Meaning" portrays the Paleolithic ancestors and their beliefs on different sculptures, with particular focus on The Venus of willendorf.... When the Venus of willendorf was created, women played an important role in every culture.... hellip; The Venus of willendorf in her existence serves as a reminder to her people that there is a better life, free of worries.... I hope the reader will understand the origin, location, and deeper symbolic meaning of The Venus of willendorf....
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The harshness of life may also explain some of the features of the woman of willendorf.... The author of the paper "the woman of willendorf" will begin with the statement that the woman of willendorf figurine is nearly 25,000 years old.... nbsp; The person that created the woman of willendorf would have made this figurine in their spare time after a hunt or a long day of gathering wild food for sustenance.... Many have speculated that this figurine is perhaps the ideal woman for the Paleolithic Age (Suleiman, 1986)....
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