Gardening as a Soulful Activity Gardening is one of the most favorite hobbies of many people, therefore, so many of us like gardens and find something special and peculiar in them. One may admit that garden is not merely a place, where plants and trees grow. It is a part of...
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Martial art refers to codified systems as well as traditions of combat, which may be done for various reasons depending on an individual. For instance, people can engage in martial arts activities for self-defense, mental and spiritual wellbeing, and requirement by law, and entertainment among others (Nicholls et al. 1)....
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The Destruction of the Perfect World The poem provides an intriguing topic of how the human beings have destroyed the world that was originally perfect. People were given this world when everything was in order such that they could all things freely. Everybody was living happily in such a world where...
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The Wastelands by T.S. Eliot and Seafarer by Ezra Pound are two texts that articulate the themes and characteristics of modernism and postmodernism. The text wastelands by Eliot is more of a modernism oriented text that displays such a science-leaning society while Pounds Seafarer reveals the themes and characteristics of...
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Although the sociological and cultural landscape of White Noise is located fundamentally in a postmodern world, the Blacksmith town exists on a space amid modernism and postmodernism. Various scholars have explored Don Delillo’s novel, White Noise to analyse its postmodernism theme. The researchers have unveiled three major arguments to support...
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The criticism of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein's Monster" by La Belle Assemblée The criticism of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein's Monster" by La Belle Assemblée is one that questions the moral stand of the author in regards to the character in the works. The specific author of the article is anonymous, but it is...
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Sherry Turkle's "The Flight from Conversation" Sherry Turkle’s “The Flight from Conversation” effectively employs straightforward language and rhetoric appeals. Turkle successfully conveys the message on the effects of technology on humanity to its audience; people of all ages. The use of a formal structure, appealing tone, literary devices, pathos, ethos and...
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In the article above, Nicolette Mann argues that prejudices leveled on persons with tattoos at the workplace is stereotypical and infringes on people's freedom of expression The author presents that the society has acknowledged and allowed stereotyping against persons with tattoos in the work environment. Mann suggests that in a country...
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As an art enthusiast, taking a virtual tour of the Capitoline Museum is exhilarating. The Musei Capitoline is itself an artifact based on its history as one of the oldest museums in the world. The location of Musei Capitoline in another fascinating fact since it is positioned at the top...
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The Coronation of Napoleon (1805–1807) The Coronation of Napoleon (1805–1807) is a painting by the famous French painter, Jacques-Louis David. The painting depicts the coronation of Napoleon I at Notre-Dame de Paris. Napoleon himself commissioned the work in 1804. The painting is imposing and, therefore, conspicuous at the Louvre. Like most...
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This piece of writing focuses on The Brass Family of art by Alexander Calder. He is one of the most famous and best artist in the sector of sculptors from the twentieth century. Alexander Calder was born in Pennsylvania, the United States of America in the year 1898. He was...
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In various countries, body art and tribal tattoos have a different meaning, and in the current society, tattoos are performed on a daily basis. In Samoa which is a small tribal country, tattoos are considered sacred and they symbolic. In every tattoo, there is a history behind and it takes...
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