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    Clement Greenberg‚ “Modernist Painting” In his text entitled “Modernist Painting”‚ Greenberg focuses on the development of painting between the 14th and 19th century and emphasizes on what distinguishes Modernist painting from previous forms of painting‚ particularly those of the Old Masters. Greenberg begins by relating Modernist art to Kantian philosophy claiming that‚ the same way Kant used reason in order to examine the limits of reason‚ Modernist art is when art became self critical because

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    A Response To: Modernist Painting by Clement Greenberg & Post-Painterly Abstraction by Clement Greenberg In this paper I will be summarizing two essays by Clement Greenberg‚ one entitled “Modernist Painting” and the other “Post-Painterly Abstraction.” After summarizing the articles I will discuss and respond to them. In the first reading “Modernist Painting” Greenberg describes Modernism as being a method in which a discipline is used to criticize the discipline itself‚ for instance

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    Robber Barons

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    The Robber Barons‚ as they were called‚ were the kings of American Industry and American Society during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Rich beyond the average man’s wildest dreams‚ these industrialists were often criticized for their philosophies and their ways of making money. Robber Barons can also be viewed as immoral‚ greedy‚ and corrupt‚ and the evidence to support such a view is not difficult to find. Bribery‚ illegal business practices‚ and cruelty to workers were not uncommon in this period

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    The Old English Baron

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    ingraft into your family‚ the name‚ title‚ and estate of Lovel‚ which will be entailed on your posterity for ever.” — The Old English Baron‚ 110 This primary text from Clara Reeve’s “The Old English Baron” exhibits the struggle between Sir Phillip Harclay and Lord Fitz-Owen (The Old English Baron) about allowing Edmund to marry his daughter. Although “The Old English Baron” takes place in the Medieval period‚ Reeves integrated modern 18th century culture into her story. English society in the eighteenth

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    husband. In this humorous essay she is expressing her and other women’s feelings about how there husbands treating them and the chores that there husbands make them perform. The second writing is a poem called "The faithful wife" by Barbara L. Greenberg. This poem As the matter of fact I would like to have a wife myself if that’s what a women’s duties are to be born to make her husband feel and enjoy life‚ however I am not a male and I disagree 100% with the things that a women should do to give

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    Baron Coburg.

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    Conclusions I am concluding that Frederick is the better farmer/businessman. When comparing the financials of the two farmers‚ Frederick’s consistently demonstrated higher production per acre of land allotted him. Ivan ended up with higher net income and more assets at the end of the year‚ but when calculated into common terms was actually less productive overall. Finding of Facts. Since the two farmers were not given equal plots‚ in order to make them comparable a common factor must be used in

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    The Baron Coburg Case

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    The Baron Coburg Case Once upon a time many‚ many years ago‚ there lived a feudal landlord in a small province of Westerns Europe. The landlord‚ Baron Coburg‚ live in a castle high on a hill. He was responsible for the well-being of many peasants who occupied the lands surrounding his castle. Each spring‚ as the snow began to melt‚ the Baron would decide how to provide for all his peasants during the coming year. One spring‚ the Baron was thinking about the wheat crop of the coming growing

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    Red Baron Case

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    The Red-Bearded Baron Once upon a time many‚ many years ago‚ a feudal landlord lived in a small province of Central Europe. The landlord‚ called the Red Bearded Baron‚ lived in a castle high on a hill. This benevolent fellow took responsibility for the well-being of many peasants who occupied the lands surrounding his castle. Each spring‚ as the snow began to melt‚ the Baron would decide how to provide for all his serf dependents during the coming year. One spring‚ the Baron was thinking about

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    Baron Von Steubon

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    Baron Von Steubon Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin Baron von Steuben was his name. He has become an exceptionally respected figure in European and American history. His services offered during the Revolution may be his most celebrated contributions today. Von Steuben played a critical role in training the American troops for battle during the Revolution and set the precedent for military practices today. It is no mystery that Baron von Steuben’s background and support from

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    Baron: The Real Monster

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    lay of the werewolf we can see the evil and corruption of the wife and how she lied. Yet‚ they called the baron the monster. The baron never did anything but turn into a bisclarvet and even at that everyone loved him. Therefore the baron was innocent and his wife was the real monster. The reason why the baron isn’t a monster is everyone loved him. The story says “In Brittany there dwelt a baron who was marvelously esteemed of all his fellows. He was a Stout knight‚ and a comely‚ and a man of office

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