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    Women wept in the presence of Marcus the Conqueror. He loved to hear them cry out in passion. It filled him with air‚ it fed his thirst for more‚ and it fueled his deep desire to drive a flag in their center claiming his omnipotence. It secured his dominance.At that moment when the women were at their most vulnerable point‚ they would reveal their inner most agony.The fear of living without love seemed to haunt them. He soon would learn the difference between pain and pleasure. The next woman he

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    Hailey Brangers Formal Analysis/Interpretation of Sculpture Flint Collins Art History 250 February 5‚ 2015 Menkaure and Khamerernebty‚ Gizeh‚ Egypt‚ Fourth Dynasty‚ ca. 2490-2472 BCE 1. What are the basic features of the work? Is the process used subtractive (such as low or high relief carving) or additive (such as modeling or assemblage)? What is its medium? Describe the sculpture’s dimensions. Can you detect any damage or evidence of restoration? This is a statue of Menkaure and one of his

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    Marcus Garvey "We declare to the world that Africa must be free‚ that the Negro race must be emancipated (p. 137 Altman‚ Susan. Extraordinary Black Americans.)" are the famous words delivered by Marcus Mosiah Garvey. Born a West Indian‚ he later became a powerful revolutionary who led the nation into the Civil Rights Movement. Garvey dedicated his life to the uplifting of the Negro and to millions of Black people everywhere‚ he represented dignity and self-respect. Like Malcolm X of a later

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    The Doryphoros is one of the most iconic and well known sculptures from the classical period in Greek. It exhbits the characteristics of Classical Greek art all too well‚ as it shows a baby-faced man with a grown man body. Greece at the time tried to idealistically show what a “true man” would look like‚ as shown by the Doryphoros. The man in the sculpture is supposed to symbolize a Greek soldier‚ as Doryphoros means‚ spearbearer. The Greek would idealize all of their soldiers and held them to high

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    Marcus Borg's Metaphor

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    I understand where Marcus Borg ideals on‚ “Reading the Bible‚ again for the first time: Taking the Bible seriously but not literally.” The Bible is our human reaction to God‚ combining divine nature to our human nature. Therefore the Old Testament is stories and historical facts from the Israelites‚ while the New Testament is‚ Jesus Christ‚ birth‚ death‚ salvation and the church. The Bible is full of stories and does contain authority and messages and is sacramental. The Bible is the Word of God

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    Caesar is inappropriate since Julius Caesar was not the tragic hero of the play. Several feel that the true tragic hero of the play was Caesar’s right hand man‚ Marcus Brutus. For centuries this debate on whether who should possess the title of the tragedy is still unknown. However‚ I think that the play should be entitled The Tragedy of Marcus Brutus‚ because Brutus contains more qualities of a tragic hero than Caesar does. A tragic hero is stated to be the main character of the tragedy that always

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    incompetency. Under the Empire‚ the power of Rome began to decline and slowly came to the point of collapse. The fact that the Empire held together for another hundred and fifty years was largely due to a series of strong soldier-emperors such as Marcus Aurelius. But they were still not able to take Rome back to what it once was and as soon as weak emperors such as Commodius took power‚ Rome entered its final decline and loss of glory. The empire was brought about largely by Julius Caesar. ROMAN ART

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    Tiffany Jackson Black Religion Marcus Garvey He was both idealistic and a manipulator a brilliant debater and an proud dictator‚ Marcus Garvey was born August 17‚ 1887‚ in St. Ann’s Bay‚ Jamaica to Marcus Mosiah Garvey sr.‚ and Sarah James Richards. In just ten years following his following his immigration to United States as a laborer in 1917‚ Marcus Garvey rose to lead the largest black organization in history; he is the dramatic story of the rise and fall of an African American leader who

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    Marcus Tullius Analysis

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    Cicero: A (Somewhat) Model Roman Marcus Tullius Cicero was assigned the proconsulship of Cilicia during the year 51-50 B.C. and‚ via correspondence between him and multiple of his close friends‚ his attitudes and actions during his governorship become quite clear. Although his aims maintain hints of triviality‚ there is no doubt that‚ based on Cicero’s own words‚ he had the province’s well-being and his duties in mind. This being said‚ Cicero by no means speaks highly of Cilicia and it is evident

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    Born in Jamaica in 1887‚ Marcus Garvey grew up to be a leader in Jamaican politics and worldwide civil rights activist for Africans. Garvey played a large role in the Harlem Renaissance in America‚ and he spread his philosophy and ideas through his numerous publish works‚ including many newspaper articles throughout many countries. Garvey had a very universal message that reappeared throughout many of his works that African Americans should unite and power together to enrich their race and heritage

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