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    JOURNAL ARTICLE CRITIQUE Attila Uregen THEO 525 LUO (Spring 2013) L23074511 January 19‚ 2013 CONTENTS I. Introduction 1 II. Summary……………………………………………………………………………….. III. Critical Interaction…………………………………………………………………….2 IV. Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………….3 BIBLIOGRAPHY 4 I. Introduction This article reflects the work of and lecture delivered at the University of Notre Dame on October 15 1990 by Professor Dr. Nicholas Lobkowicz. The article titled “Christianity and Culture”

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    What do you want to be when you grow up? That is a question every single student has ever heard. Our hands clench‚ and our heads start to hurt. The amount of stress in choosing a career and what college our hearts desire is not at a reasonable value. Although it has its negatives‚ choosing the career that will help someone go through life and finances will have its perks. Having a career will give finances that are required to have a family‚ or a decent car. Furthering education will give a person

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    Everett Young Ms. Marlyn Thomas Humanities 201 Fate/Prophecy of Oedipus Rex It is always said that we are all predestined with a set prophecy. No matter how much one tries to escape it‚ our fate will always conquer. Whether it’s finding the right person who you are going to marry or the career path a person chooses‚ it’s all up to the decision of fate. Knowing ones fate can either uplift or destroy a person because of the path it permits the person to take. Oedipus Rex by Sophocles is a prime

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    Shakespeare are a perfect example of pieces of literature that are not only entertaining‚ literature for literature’s sake‚ but also provide great insight into human nature. In one form or another‚ literature is entrenched as an expression of the ways of humanity‚ and so by absorbing it‚ one can gain a greater understanding of human behaviour. <br> <br>The human sciences offer a different angle to the understanding of human behaviour as literature does. Literature gives us insight into what is going on inside

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    considered with respect to those qualities which can truly be said to be timeless… quite apart from any knowledge of their origin or historical affiliation” (Crane‚ Ronald. 1967. ‘History versus Criticism in the study of literature’‚ in The idea of the Humanities and Other Essays Critical and Historical‚ Vol.2. Chicago: University of Chicago Press). In short‚ this model centres around the basis that a literary work should be judged on its‚ as Crane said‚ ‘timeless qualities’ for example the quality of its

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    College of Communications and Humanities FINAL REQUIREMENT IN HUMANITIES SUMMARY: INDIAN LITERATURE * Gitanjali * Karma MIDDLE EAST LITERATURE 1. Arabian Lit Excerpts of Koran The Fisherman and the Genie 2. Hebrew Story of Ruth AFRICAN LITERATURE * The Gentleman of the Jungle FRENCH LITERATURE * A Piece of String ENGLISH LITERATURE * My Heart Lifts Up AMERICAN LITERATURE * Road Not Taken INDIAN LITERATURE Gitanjali Vocabulary: Use the words in a sentence

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    Where do Stories Come From? One If this be magic‚ let it be an art lawful as eating. 3 Telling stories is as basic to human beings as eating. More so‚ in fact‚ for while food makes us live‚ stories are what make our lives worth living. They are what make our condition human. This was recognised from the very beginnings of Western civilisation. Hesiod tells us how the founding myths (mythos in Greek means ‘story’) were invented to explain how the world came to be and how we came to

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    REVIEWER IN HUMANITIES (MIDTERM) Leonardo da Vinci was born more than 500 years ago (1452) in a town called Vinci in Italy. He was a scientist‚ an inventor‚ an architect‚ a musician‚ a sculptor‚ a mathematician and also a fantastic artist. He was curious about everything! Mona Lisa Painted in 1962 it was valued 100 million dollars! Imagine what it is worth now! It now hangs in the Louvre in Paris. DaVinci’s paintings were done in the Realist style. Vincent van Gogh was born more than

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    Bobby King Humanities 01H Professor Kahlert Honors 10-Page Argumentative 05 December‚ 2012 Theater and Our Modern Theater/Film Industry Where would our film industry be without having the roots of Greek theater and drama? Of course western civilization has been greatly influenced by the Ancient Greeks and their many amazing and great creations‚ but we have been especially influenced by their theater arts‚ dramatic arts and classical stories of tragedy‚ comedy‚ love‚ and satire. Without

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    2. Human Musicality - Donald A. Hodges Music is a universal trait of humankind. Throughout the ages it has played a significant role in the lives of people in every part of the globe. This can be illustrated by imagining an internal soundtrack for each of the following vignettes. Fortaleza‚ Brazil: Nighttime revelers parade down the street by the light of flickering torches. The movements of the cabocolinhos (the dancers) are accompanied by drums‚ caracaxa (a scraped gourd)‚ and flutes (Olsen 1980)

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