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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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The Binding and Control of the Female Form within the Masculine Gaze Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The male artist often chains, restrains or puts in tension the female form in order to assert control. In Hirum Power’s The Greek Slave, a narrative of passivity in chains has been asserted which allowed the work to be acceptable to the public.
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Whity by Rainer Werner Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Until his death, Fassbinder had written a number of movies including Avant-garde, Katzelmacher, The American Soldier, Beware of a Holy Whore, World on a Wire, just to name but a few. It shows how talented the film writer as though he died at an early age of thirty-seven years. The stars in the movie include Ron Randell, Hanna Schygulla, and Katrin Schaake (Itchload 29).
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Dadaism and its Influence on Late Mid Twentieth Century Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Dada, in all its negativity, was about relationships. Through taking things that should not be related and putting them together, Dadaists create worlds of connections, even though the manifestos written about Dada would not have made that claim. Through relating the unrelated, the Dadaist commented on the eruption of the industrial world, pre-pubescent ideas about consumerism, and material life.
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Nicol dell' Abate & Renaissance Masculine Expression Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Artistic works became a tool for manipulation by oligarchic or despotic rulers. Rivalries exploited independence in cities, as well as generated instability and tension. During the first decades of the sixteenth century, the arts had flourished in all of the principal cities across Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, and the Veneto ("Met Museum").  
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Criticism of The Glory of Living Play by Rebecca Gilman Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The play offers no reason as to why Clint is the way he is, portraying him as a result of a society where the family as a social unit has broken down, without an alternative social unit or structure developing. Society as a whole has become a disturbing place where people of unstable mental setups reside, in an image of dystopia.  
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Objects of Desire: The Nikon FM Camera Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Nikon is globally recognized for setting new standards in product design and performance. Its unique selling proposition rests in the organization’s commitment to quality, performance, technology, and innovation (Simon, Rudi & Hauschild, 2004, p.14). 
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It could be decorated with grasses, bushes, and trees cut from colored papers or three-dimensional decorations from Styrofoam, depending on the materials available and the budget.) Narrator: There was once a shepherd boy who was sent by his father to look after the sheep. He took along with him a bagful of food and ideas to make his day memorable.
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Is Journalism in Decline or Being Reinvented in the Digital Age Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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These include surveillance of the environment; correlation of the components of society; and transmission of the social inheritance. Journalists normally are doing the first which is surveillance. They report whatever is happening around the world. Online news sites are available in abundance and the users can get all kinds of information at any time.
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The Cinematic Element of Suture in the Dick Van Dyke Show episode Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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According to Kaja Silverman in The Subject of Semiotics, the suture is a filming technique that is intended to shoot footage in such a way that the viewer forgets that the camera is even there. In support of this concept, Silverman also discusses that for the suture to have success, there are three tools that must accompany its use.
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Photomontage in the 20th Century Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In its general sense, photomontage is the process and result of making a composite photograph by cutting a number of other photographs, the word has tended recently to be used more in connection with photographic processes rather than cutting up and reassembling photographs as in the original dada montages.
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Immigrants Actions in the Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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This film indeed has a rhetorical situation because of a number of factors. First, there is exigence, in this case, the situation of the immigrants and the need for someone to do something about the situation. Second, there is the audience who are capable of doing something about a situation which is basically the viewers of the film. 
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Sandra Doores Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The work by this artist is mainly an exploration of an allegorical outline of an individual’s portraiture. She uses a demonstrative structure of various representations illustrating meaning rather than words as spoken. She includes symbolic figures which are used to communicate the intended messages through actions or symbolic characterization.
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August Wilson's Play Gem of the Ocean Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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He took all the water and left the crew to die. But they survived. They followed the law of the sea. Life is above all. God raised it to a great height. “Live, Mr. Citizen. Live to the fullest.” On page 71 in the book, an important dialogue is passed Aunt Ester and says that in times of crisis, the captain escapes leaving the crew behind.
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A Distinctive Look at Unionism and Strike Action Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Even though not specifically radical in its political representations, Blue Collar is extraordinary in the American film tradition in the sense that it puts emphasis on the experiences of the workers, particularly in the real place of work. Moreover, it shows that workers are usually oppressed and abused by powerful elements in a social order that does not value their inputs to it.
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What Impact did the Protestant Reformation have on Visual Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Amongst these changes were the social, geopolitical, and artistic differences that came as a result of the conflict in Europe. During the middle ages, the church used images and art as a way of speaking and teaching its followers. The art that was put in the church altars and windows had particular religious content.
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A Comparative Analysis using Clerks and Titanic Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Clerks were the brainchild of an American film director and shot primarily on locations such as Atlantic Highlands and New Jersey, USA, this film originated in America. The content of the film as well as aims to give a frank portrayal of American life and demonstrates the ideals of the American independent film. 
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Italian Renaissance Art Questions Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The Myth of Venice was the idea that the Venetian city was an exceptional city due to religious and commercial life led by a government made up of noblemen, monarchs, and republican liberty. The visual arts and architecture of Venice only added to the Myth of Venice. An example is the buildings around the Piazza San Marco. 
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Analysis of Star Trek Television Series Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The history of western colonization is also a history of racialized discussion about what constituted humanity. Star Trek involves an elaborate discussion of these issues. Star Trek has braved the heads of times in an era where entertainment is very dynamic and many great films have premièred and have not lasted more than a decade.
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Cultural Analysis: Rules of Engagements Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The party Audrey arranged for her husband Jeff in the second episode of the first season “The Birthday Deal" and the 7th episode of the second season “Engagement Party” also depicts some dining etiquette; for instance, if you are more comfortable at eating in a Continental manner, you can go ahead and no one will care.
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The Concepts of Morality and Humanity in the Maltese Falcon and Blade Runner Visual Arts & Film Studies Thesis
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Morality is addressed in a very different manner in The Maltese Falcon. The protagonist is Sam Spade a private detective. Like Deckard, Spade appears detached and indifferent to the emotions of those around him. Also, Spade has an exceptional ability to spot detail and is determined to see justice no matter what effort is required on his part. 
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Apocalypse Now - the Lessons of the Vietnam War to Today's Society Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Robert Eberwein (Eberwein) 103 emphasized the air cavalry attack increases Captain Benjamin L. Willard’s chances of reaching his target. The United States Army’s leaders order Willard (played by Martin Sheen) to seek and kill
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Comparison of the Starry Night and Ma Jolie Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Picasso’s paintings have the ability to tell a story. But in order to truly appreciate his artwork, one needs to know and understand Picasso. Ma Jolie is one such painting. The objects of his paintings become immortal when he puts them on canvas because they become a part of a story. As a cubist artwork, this painting shows several dimensions of a single subject.
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Lusophone African Writers and the Issue of the National Identity Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The definitions of dialectic words, which may be further read in the end of the short, reflect the appreciation of the mystique of their national identities. Another important feature of Vieira is the fact that he positioned the main characters of the short story from the musseque as integrative elements of the plot of the story.
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Christinas World Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The piece "Christina’s World" is perhaps Wyeth’s most famous work of art. It is painted in his favorite medium, egg tempera, and is in his favored realist style. The use of tempera here allows Wyatt to create almost photographic detailing in the piece, whilst retaining an element of control over the brushstrokes.
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Comparison of Fahrenhype 9/11 and Fahrenheit 9/11 Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The research suggests that the arguments made against the policies and actual motivation of the Bush government regarding the declaration of war were perfectly portrayed in Fahrenheit 9/11. This is because the context of the situation indicates the growing need for economic and political enlargement of the Bush government.
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Beautiful Women Enhancing the Beauty of Advertising in 1890s Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Art has always played a key role in enhancing the beauty of women through various mediums. In art, women have been the strongest subject through which one can best express this medium. Before 1890, women were not given enough independence to express themselves; they were neglected by a large part of society.
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United States in Film: Sex, Drugs, and Violence Visual Arts & Film Studies Article
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Due to the increase in psychedelic drugs, films during this time were likely created by new directors trying to break into the industry and marketing on the psychedelic theme.  Of the films that were not created specifically for drug users, many were based on the increasing strife that was occurring in the United States.
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Synopsis of the Two Films - 3:10 to Yuma and The Magnificient Seven Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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A look at the 2 films demonstrates the ability of films to bring out various societal issues at a given time. Western genres are characterized by certain continuity that is common with most films. A look at the Magnificient Seven demonstrates that even adaptations from other regions of the world can still be naturalized to depict the western style.
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The City of God Film: Life in Suburbs Ruled by Gangs Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The life of Rocket, the film showcases the goings-on of gang crimes in the suburbs. His zeal not to indulge in gang life portrays the resilience of visionary youth in gang-prone areas. These visionary individuals resist the enticement of money and power provided by gang life, opting to indulge in fruitful activities such as photography.
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Graphics Innovations and Satisfaction Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It follows that presenting information that would alter the perception of people at the same subconscious level would result in changes in perception. In most cases, satisfaction is obtained when one perceives a product or an issue to have value and to address their problems. This may not be attained using words, and calls for a more powerful tool that would influence people’s perceptions as required.
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YMCA Baseball Team - South Korean Comedy Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The aim of baseball is - ‘scoring runs’, by hitting a ball, thrown by the opponent team’s pitcher, with a bat and touching a series of bases; four in number, that are arranged at the corners of a large field/pitch. Each of the players of the batting team, take turns hitting at the ball, while the pitcher’s teammates try to stop them. 
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The City and the Suburbs Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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There are a number of factors that divide the city and suburban areas from each other. According to popular imagination, these two regions have been classified by people as very different from each other. The city has always known to be a very exciting and fast-paced place where life seems to go by in an exhilarating manner.
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Useful Contributions or Inventions Created by the Ancient Chinese Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Chinese first understood magnetism hence is their invention of the compass. Its first application however was not used for navigation but for divination and geomancy.  It was first used by the Han Dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD) by using north-south orientation lodestone ladle-and-bowl shaped compasses. 
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A Scene of Historical and Biblical Significance in Braveheart Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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This research will begin with the statement that everyone who has seen the film Braveheart will agree that the term freedom has never had a more meaningful illustration until it was shown in the film directed by the very talented actor, director, and producer, Mel Gibson. A thorough analysis of the last scene allows the audience to deduce its essence both in the film and in literary history.  
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The Most Significant Message of The Battle of Algiers Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Battle of Algiers, for American audiences nowadays, has a certain value. The movie’s depictions of terrorism that bring about fear, pain, misery, and death among civilians or innocent people remind one of the 9/11 attacks. The disgraceful images of US combatants mistreating Iraqi prisoners at the Abu Ghraib jail flood back twice.
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What Did Stanley Cosgrove Learn from Orozco Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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In Orozco's work, one appreciates the reality in what can only be imagined in the academic work this skill was passed to Cosgrove. In schmeckeibers’ point of view, Orozcos’ work could demonstrate strong emotional play on common human feelings: pain misery sympathy, sarcasm, humour and religious superstitions.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Athenas Head Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Generally speaking, various cultures from different places across the globe deify female beings empowered with strength who can face battles. They are also vested with acumen crucial in preparing for impending trials. Along with their skills is beauty admired by their subjects and other deities alike.
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Analysis of a Beautiful Mind Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The lighting is superb, and it keeps varying depending on various scenes. At the start when John was at the peak of his scientific ingenuity, the lighting is bright, but when problems set in, the producers have used a tinge of dark colors to highlight the changes. The producers can also be credited with using proficient camera angles which have ensured that no scene is missed.
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Chinese and Japanese Gardens - the Philosophy of Design Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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China, being one of the ancient civilizations that bloomed in the Asian Mainland is somehow able to exert its power as a progressive one that has been able to influence the artistic convention of Japan. There is still a recorded matter in history that the closure of Japan from foreign influences helped them develop their own paradigms.  
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Genre Impact on the Representation of Gender and Sexuality Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The media has an impact on people’s conception of the issue of gender. The visual media present several role models of both genders that influence people’s mind-set in the issue of sexuality. The media representation of women, for instance, centers on physical beauty and the absence of strong and influential female role models (McCaughey & Neil, 12).
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Reclining Woman on the Beach Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This painting does what it sets out to do incredibly effectively, and fully lives up to its potential. It shows absolute mastery of geometrical form and requires such mastery to be able to imply symmetry so heavily while at the same time completely deconstructing it and making an asymmetrical figure.
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The Swing by Fragonard - The Eroticism of the Portrait Created in the Rococo Style of Painting Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The lady’s husband is relegated in the background and we see the statue hushing to the conspiracy. The concept of lover hiding in the garden for a view may not be exactly original but
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Ruth Saint Denis and Isadora Duncan's Dance Techniques Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Modern dance moves from controls established by classical ballet such as costumes and techniques. Modern dance focuses on self-expression before technicality, thus choreographers design the dance routines on the dancers’ emotions. We note that modern dance was developed through the input of people such as Ruth St. Denis and Isadora Duncan.
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Madonna and Child by Duccio di Buoninsegna Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It is very crucial to distinguish an artistic work with the period when it was first done. The time frame helps one to identify if the work pioneered the particular artistic design. Furthermore, the period was very important in artworks since it marked the renaissance in Italy when the artists attempted to make many changes in their works.
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3D Animated Art Exhibit Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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3D animation is a contemporary art form and thus should be exhibited in a modern setting. As an artist, I also look for ways on how my art may enjoy the benefits of modern media including audience interaction. I always seek ways in which my audience can interact with my work, ignite ideas, evoke reactions and raise new questions. 
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Encounter Point Film and Positive Messages to the Society Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Nonviolence is a weapon that can be used effectively in any struggle. Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela implemented this theory successfully in their struggles in India and Africa respectively. Many people have the opinion that it is possible to liberate a country from colonial rules only with the help of weapons or bloody wars.
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Representation of North America in the Films of Santiago Alvarez Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Such use of found materials in the production of films is referred to as the nervous montage technique (Chanan 1995, p.118). Santiago Alvarez’s films were found to illustrate the imperfections of the North American continents and its inhabitants. The films exemplify the continent inhabitants’ interactions with those in the said continent and those elsewhere.
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Adam and Eve as Commonly Used Motifs in Medieval Art and Architecture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The story of Adam and Eve life and fall is seen as one of the things that define humanities life in the eons that follow, especially in explaining the ways that genders live their lives – men having to work fields to survive and women having to go through the pain of childbirth, and the sins that tend to be attributed to men and women differently. 
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Saint Jerome and Saint Andrew by Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The piece of art featuring Saint Jerome and Saint Andrew is of great significance in the history of Christianity. It takes as back to the Bible translation era and most important the Latin translation of the Bible. The style involved has great religious sensibility precluded from Saint Jerome’s church work in those years.
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A Movie on the Palestine-Israel Conflict Through the Non-Violent Approach Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Most of the characters in the movie are true to life and convincing. However, the character that I identified is that of Ali a Palestinian pacifist who lost a brother in the conflict. Ali Abu Awwad was himself badly injured in the lower body by an Israeli settler and had to go to Saudi Arabia for treatment and rehabilitation.
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