Essays on Europe

The improvement of Russian Constructivism has a lot of influence from the work of Picasso and his development of reliefs as an alternative of simple art. Tatlin was working collectively with Kazimir Malevich in the Cubo-Futurist movement, but this changed in the year 1913 when he came into contact with...

Unlike its precursors, Romanticism emphasizes more on individualism, imagination and energized art. Originated in 18th century, Romanticism though closely linked to love, focuses more on a wide array of ideas with love as a regular feature. Expression of selves independently was brought in by Romanticism. It all started in Germany...

In the early 1600s, England gave birth to the Puritan religion (Kopelson 2016). The Puritans recognized that the Anglican Church, England's state divine agency, needed to be segregated from the Catholic religious faith Power. The Puritans sought to overhaul the Anglican Church in the early 1600s, with only little results....

Introduction Since ancient Greece, thinkers have been able to engage in a number of thoughts on equality and determinism. It is possible, on the one hand, to consider ourselves as separate and free beings accountable for the actions we carry out. However, this understanding proves to be in contrast with contradictory...

Leni Riefenstahl retaining her aesthetic professionalism was her main job no matter being the critic as an agonist guided by ambition that takes handle things for personal benefit and neglects the ethical consequences of the situation. Riefenstahl claims that her art used to be not meant for propaganda as a...

Often known as the Soyuz Sovetskikh, Soviet Union Rissian, or the Sovetesky Soyuz, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republicans was formerly recognized as the Eurasian empire from 1917-1991. (Eberhard 20). There were 15 S.S.R. (Soviet Socialist Republics) from the Black and Baltic Seas of the Pacific Ocean, including Azerbaijan, Armenia,...

Ancient Greek politics had a great impact on Western people's political, economic, and social lives. The politics of Ancient Greece is based on both Greek and Roman philosophies. The political influence of Plato and Aristotle was focused on political philosophies. The philosophies of all citizens include justice, freedom, and prosperity....

Citizenship and Language: Should Language be a Requirement for Citizenship? Citizenship is a circumstance where a person who is identified under the law or customized as a legal member of a sovereign state or a sure nation. One may even have multiple citizenships whilst others are found not to have any...

U.S. Companies in Russia It is obvious from the presentation that U.S. companies in Russia have high corruption levels in the region. Because of the low degree of accountability that affects firms, the market climate is not favorable. Intellectual property laws are insufficient. Russia, because of tensions with western countries, is...

Among the numerous classical ballets, Sleeping Beauty forms an interesting piece owing to its illustration of academic purity. Its premiere took place in Russia in the 12 months eighteen ninety together with other fascinating pieces such as Swan Lake. The piece is thus heavy in subculture representing a variety of...

Unlike the English kings, who held influence with the nobles and a smaller aristocracy known as the gentry, whose members formed the legislature known as Parliament, which consisted of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. King James VI of Scotland (1603)... became England's King after her...

In the 19th century, the Filiki Eteria, also known as the Friendly Society or the Society of Friends, was founded as a secret society aimed at removing from power the Ottoman rule that the Greeks were under at that time and attempting to create an independent state for Greece. The...