Paris College Essays Samples For Students

Introduction

Before the discovery of Atget’s photography, photographs were not known as a form of documentary. Eugene Atget, who was an only child and an orphan from the age of five, started photography as a profession when he was forty years old. This is after he had been a sailor and an actor. Atget’s work was not recognised until later by an American called Man Ray who introduced his work to the world thus making it popular and famous. Eugene Atget is known as the founder of modern photography and street photography. This is because his focus was on the pre-French ...

Find a building or structure constructed –Eiffel tower Art and architecture from the ancient times to date has played a key role that have made many appreciate the beauty in the natural environment. Buildings and structures in many regions and places are designed differently that depict and tell dissimilar stories with varied messages. In the recent times, art and architecture have grown tremendously in many institutions of learning across the globe, and this shows the emphasis and benefits that society has realized arising from the industry. Buildings among other structures made by artists and architects have portrayed different meanings and ideologies ...

There is no doubt that Hector is the mightiest and undisputed warrior in the Trojan army. Despite being slain by Achilles, he lays waste to the Achaean army while Achilles is absent. However, even though he appears to be a competent leader, there tend to be perceptible flaws in his leadership, especially toward the end of Homer’s Iliad, when the Achaean army receives new strength when Patroclus and later Achilles himself joins them. It seems that Hector exhibits the trait of cowardice when he “turns coward and runs” ( Erwin Cook Ivi) from the Great Ajax twice in Book 17 ...

of the most important building of the particular styles:

Early Christian, Byzantine, Islamic, Gothic

Each period of history has its own particular, specific art style, which contains its own significant masterpieces. It doesn’t matter what kind of art is it: painting, sculpture, architecture, etc. For example, for the Early Christian Era, such masterpieces are: The Basilica at Trier in architecture and Jesus healing the bleeding woman, depicted in the Catacombs of Rome. Talking about Byzantine period, it is important to mention such works as: the Church of Holy Wisdom or Hagia Sophia in the architecture and the most famous mosaic of this church ...

Paris is the capital city of France and one with the highest population in the country. It is also popularly referred to as the "city of love" or the "city of lights." It is the capital for world business, Fashion and entertainment. It is described as the land of the impressionist with a rich history, culture and art. Paris attracts the most tourists in France and quite possibly in Europe. The city has amazing history and has a beautiful rivers cape. It hosts beautiful historical monuments like chapels, palaces and cathedrals. Paris is known for its Café and restaurants, cinema life, ...

Tina Barry

Introduction
Modern psychology relies primarily in experimentation. Since animals and human beings constitute the subjects of experimentation, precautionary measures continue to improve the process of experimentation while producing the less possible amount of damage to animals or human beings. Thus, different models, approaches and theories keep coming up as to how to do experimentation in psychology for furthering research.
Danziger (1985) writes that the experimentation in psychology has evolved as a social institution (Danziger, 1985, p. 133). Similarly, Schultz (1970) recognizes that modern psychological experimentation is the result of a long history of developments that have shaped this science ...

The treaty of Paris was signed in 1783. Benjamin Franklin had insisted on the recognition of American independence by the British Empire. He had also refused to consider a peace separate from France, which was America’s great ally. The insistence was because he had rejected informal peace overtures for a settlement by the Great Britain, which would have provided a settlement for the thirteen states with some measure of autonomy. The cause for the recognition of the independence of America was due to the war between the Great Britain and America, which had lasted almost seven years. The Great Britain had, ...

Personal Narrative: Visit to France

I can recall the time I visited Paris, France like it was yesterday. I had been excited for months; the anticipation had grown to insurmountable proportions. My passport was ready and my bags were packed. I had repacked them twice, partially out of excitement and partially because I did not want to forget anything. I remember thinking, naively as I looked at my bedroom, house, and street the morning we left that this was the last time I would look at any of these places as a child. I would be returning a cultured adult who had seen the world. I ...

In this chapter, the author Colin Westerbeck discusses the photographic prowess of two great Hungarian photographers, Brassai and Weegee. Although both artists come from completely different backgrounds, Westerbeck observes some common traits that are starkly similar, especially in particular exhibitions such as Brassai’s The Secret Paris in the 1930’s. This series of photographs exposes the horror and brutality of the Paris nightlife that was hidden away in the dark streets of the less fashionable quarters with drunkards, vagrants and prostitutes rampant – all are caught with stark immediacy by Brassai’s camera.
Westerbeck analyses this exhibition in ...

Introduction

I have often had a fascinating admiration for vacations and the comprehensive role it plays in offering ample environments that allow people to have a reflection on different life issues. Many at times, vacations entail making visits to different places on earth, particularly places that are endowed with scenic beauty, and architectural wonders. It is also crucial to note that every person has his or her own tastes and preference regarding the places to visit for vacation. Nevertheless, various people have admiration for the scenic elegance of a place. As I reflect back on my life, it has certainly been fascinating; filled ...

Introduction:

I decided to visit the Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, corner of Orange Grove Blvd. and Colorado Blvd and can safely say that I was pretty much bowled over by the experience. Paintings are arranged in a very helpful manner and I was definitely spoilt for choice with regards to the array of works on offer. First off I decided to analyse Pierre Auguste Renoir’s seminal painting, ‘The Pont des Arts, Paris’ dating from 1878 and which is oil on canvas. This is a truly seminal painting in French impressionist style and it demonstrates the ...

Pierre August Renoir: The Pont des Arts, Paris (1878, Oil on Canvas)

Renoir’s bold form of impressionism lent itself to a number of finely wrought paintings which definitely show his affinity with the landscape genre. This magnificent view of Paris in the late 19th century almost brings up memories of Proustian elegance with its cultivated beauty.
One of the most enlightening features of this painting is the manner in which the boats are portrayed as they laconically await other passengers to board them. Renoir uses bold brushwork to convey a heady sense of imagery and relaxation; this is an artistic form which permeates the whole painting. The glut of people who ...

Introduction

The two movies, Pushing Hands (1992) by Ang Lee and What Time is It There? (2001) by Tsai Ming-Liang, are all Taiwanese and share several differences as well as similarities. From the settings to characters through the storylines and themes, the two films depict certain similarities that most movie enthusiasts and analysts will notice, such as the theme of alienation of individuals who find themselves in a culture where things are starkly different than they expected, yet they must live there. This essay compares and analyses the two aforementioned movies, highlighting the differences and similarities between them.

Similarities

This theme is ...

The Trojan War is easily one of the most critical events in Greek Mythology as perhaps best emphasized in Homer’s Odyssey and Iliad. While there are variations in the accounts as to the causes of the War, the War that was waged by Achaeans against Troy, follows the loss of the King of Sparta’s wife to Paris. This does however remain largely debatable as regards its historical veracity, with beliefs that Homeric literature did exaggerate different things in line with varied poetic needs. This paper assesses the varied accounts of the primary and secondary factors that caused ...

Introduction:

Although the symphony as we know it today has a wide remit in terms of structure and organization, this was not always so. Initially the symphony started off as an overture to an opera or a piece of incidental music but this eventually changed to a rigid four movement symphonic structure which was then perfected by the giants of the classical symphony, Haydn and Mozart.

The first symphonies:

The first symphonies which came out of the New Viennese School were short pieces generally in three short movements lasting under ten minutes. One of the most famous composers of these types of symphonies was Carl Ditters ...

The book Urban Outcasts: A Comparative Sociology of Advanced Marginality by Loic Wacquant is basically a response to the moral breakdown that was happening in Europe. There was already a breakdown of both law as well as social order in the urban peripheries in Europe cities such as Lyons in France and Bristol in England. This breakdown in law and social order expressed itself in the widespread presence of destructive gangs of youth in these cities. He then explores the question as to the extent the rioting that occurred in the cities replicated itself on the other side of Atlantic. In ...

In the history of the United States of America, there were two Treaties of Paris which were signed. The first one signified the end of the American Revolution War in 1783. The second one was signed a century later in 1898 and resulted in the ceding of Puerto Rico, West Indies and the surrender of control of Cuba by Spain to the United States of America. Nevertheless, the paper addresses the former treaty of 1783.
This treaty was signed on the third of September 1783. The signatories were the United States and her allies on one side and the ...

CASESTUDY: HOTEL PARIS

Overview:
Recruiting the right employee for the job is the most crucial process for an organization. In the case of hotel Paris, the management and the HR department was not paying any attention towards recruitment of employees. For a customer centered business, customer satisfaction hold primary importance. The criteria for recruiting the employees were extremely vague, and no set standards had been communicated from the headquarters to the management in this regard.

Sources of Recruitment:

The sources of recruitment which organizations can use to ensure efficient recruitment are by categorizing the internal and external candidates suitable for the job. The internal recruitment ...

Midnight in Paris is written and directed by Woody Allen and in a romantic fantasy based film that was released in 2011. It primarily stars Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams as a couple who want strikingly different things from life, and this leads to resentment and distance in their relationship. Gil, played by Owen Wilson is a partially failed Hollywood screenwriter, who goes for a vacation to Paris with his fiancée Inez to rekindle their relationship. She forces him to stick to mundane screenwriting, while he personally prefers to write a novel. Moreover, while he wants to move in Paris, she believes it ...

Introduction

Body
- Apprenticeship in Rome.
- Debut of his fashion line.
- Famous works.
- End of his career.

Conclusion

Introduction
He was born Valentino Clemente Ludovico Garavani on the 11th of May 1932 to parents to Teresa de Biaggi and Mauro Garvani. While in primary school he met his love for fashion by being an apprentice for a local designer named Ernestina Salvadeo who happened to be an aunt of Aldo Giorgini and his aunt Rosa. With the support of his parents he moved to Paris at the Chambre Syndicate de la Couture Parisienne and ...

Introduction:

Huysman’s novel is an interesting and almost fateful indictment of Parisian society which focuses on the artificial and artistic collections with several aesthetic conundrums although the end result is surely quite agreeable. Huysman examines the decline of the aristocratic Jean Des Esseintes who is a recluse in his own world of art and decadence with a retrospect of the past in the salons of Paris.
In a way this novel is rather reminiscent of Marcel Proust’s ‘Remembrance of Things Past’ which also focuses on nostalgia and intellectual experiences. The main character Jean Des Esseintes is full of remorse and ...

Speed of Light

Armand H. Louis Fizeau
Armand H. Louis Fizeau was a famous French physicist. He was born in the city of Paris (France) on September 23, 1819. Louis’s earliest work was basically focused on improvements of photographic processes. In year 1849 by measuring speed of light he became the first one to have such measurements taken on earth. In this process he had used a narrow ray of light which was reflected by a mirror placed approximately eight kilometer away. He died on 18 September, 1896 at Venteuil .

Objective

The primary objective of this experiment was to measure the speed of light ...

I come from a family of three sisters, one brother and I plus my parents. I My family and I are from Saudi Arabia. At the time of travelling I was 20 years old but now I am 24 years old but although a number of years have passed, I still can recall most of what we did and I am going to share it with everyone.
It was in the summer of the year 2009 when my family and I finally decided to take us on a vacation to Paris the City of Love as the world also knows it. ...

The use of cityscapes in cinema began in the mid-1920s with Berlin being the birth city of these new types of movies. Since then, cities have provided a production site as well as consumptions and distribution sites. The usage of cities in movies also assists in explaining different emerging issues within the modern urban society. Using cities as sites for shooting movies allows an understanding issues of the public sphere and social space (Mennel 32). Employing city landscape when shooting movies also help in promoting an understanding of modern aesthetics. Linklater’s movie Before Sunset tells a romantic story ...

Thesis

Charles Baudelaire’s poem, The Swan (1860), is a clash of emotions, from nostalgia to despondency, brought about by the destruction of the City of Paris and the memory creation on the events of the war.

The feelings of loss and nostalgia keep on bugging the persona’s mind, and he remembers Andromache, the widow of Hector, a Troy great warrior. When Greece defeated Trojan, the son of Achilles took Andromache as a trophy of war, taking her away from the familiarities of her entire life and surroundings to a new civilization and establishment where she became a wife ...

Artemis and the Sanctity of Balance

The Feminine Divine: Artemis and the Sanctity of Balance

Artemis is a divine representation of nature’s primal force and its capacity for self-preservation. Her archetype is, as Ginette Paris has said, connected to global ecology through the cycle of life and death, and of sacrifice in the sense that death itself plays a necessary role in maintaining the natural equilibrium (Paris, 2009). A feminist goddess, she is suppliant to women in childbirth in which she holds power over life and death. Through Artemis’ intervention, as Paris asserts, abortion becomes a sacred act intimately tied to maternal love; it is not a manifestation ...

Julie and Julia

“Julie and Julia” movie presents two different planning cultures using the example of the twenty-first century New York and the post-war Paris. As far as urban planning is concerned, both cities have similarities and differences alike. The differences in time, location and general approach to urban planning make each city unique and distinguished from the other, yet both New York and Paris are presented as people-oriented communities with a clear implementation of the neighborhood concept.
New York and Paris are multi-million cities. Close friendly ties the main female characters have in the movie emphasize the concept of social network ...

Climate change is a very difficult issue to deal with, because all countries pursue different goals and finding a consensus that would satisfy all parties is nearly impossible. There were several attempts to work out the common vision and approaches to the climate change at the beginning of the XXI century, but they were not effective enough. For example, the 2009 Copenhagen Summit was an international event that attracted a very large number of participants and there were many hopes that the new climate change policy and priorities will be developed. However, despite being one the major international events, ...

Revolutionary Road is a novel written by Richard Yates and the story takes place in 1955. The main characters are Frank and April Wheeler who live in the suburbs. The title of the novel is symbolic because Wheelers are trying to make a revolution in their lives. Paris is also a symbol of hope which is the only thing that makes April happy.
The use of symbolism is important for this book because the lives of Frank and April seem to be like an illusion. Therefore, the two of them are looking for something more from life. They are ...

Abstract

World War I was one of the worst modern warfare with regards to the amount of destruction it caused. Its impact was based on the use of advanced weapons able to cause massive damage, the involvement of a huge population in the war, huge investments, economic sabotage, and barbarity. Nevertheless, it helped to end the war, allow for negotiations, solve border conflicts, and establish the League of Nations to manage global peace. However, it failed to achieve permanent agreements and left different countries dissatisfied and ready to revenge on their adversaries. There was also antagonism between the negotiators due to ...

Part A

Summary of discussion between Larry and Isabel
The discussion between Larry and his fiancée Isabel revolves around his refusal to take up employment or any ‘meaningful” economic activity for that matter. He declares that he would just “loaf” on his inheritance. Larry seems undecided, restless and lacks peace. He says ‘I don’t think that I shall ever find peace till I make up my mind about things” (Maugham, 46). Isabel consoles Larry and she gets emotional when he explains his reasons for not wanting to take up any of her suggestions. He us disturbed by what ...

When I was a child, my mother said to me, 'If you become a soldier, you'll be a general. If you become a monk, you'll end up as the Pope.' Instead, I became a painter and wound up as Picasso. (McNeese, 2006, p.105)
Pablo Ruiz y Picasso (1881-1973) is one of the main representatives of the 20th century art, and the co-founder along with Georges Braque of Cubism. With significant contribution to the formation and development of modern and contemporary art, Picasso is one of the most prominent artists of the previous century, an artistic mastermind who managed to ...

Introduction

U.N Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) is an agreement that was made by the parties that met in Paris, France on December 2012. It comprised of different heads of states which included the seating presidents and prime ministers. The agreement was a completion of the four-year negotiation on the criteria that should be used to differentiate the developing and the developed countries. However, the main concern was to reach a consensus and the contributions that will be made by each nation with the motive of controlling global warming (Ebell n.p). The goal was to ensure that the average ...

The Issue

PKK is the Kurdish Worker’s Party, which under the leadership of Abdulla Ocalan, has been fighting to attain an autonomous Kurdistan from the state of Turkey (START, 2013). Abdulla Ocalan is credited to forming the party in 1978 in Fis, a village in the neighborhood of Lice (Songun, 2009). The ideology of the PKK has been based on Kurdish nationalism and socialism, where Ocalan has been advocating his ideas using orthodox Marxism. It was only until 1984 when this group started to utilize armed struggles against the Turkish government, as it sought to have their Kurdish rights recognized by ...

1. Smartphone Landscape: Background
Mobility has come to be (and is more likely to continue to be) a defining feature of current and future consumption of web-mediated and multimedia content propagated over numerous applications and platforms. If anything, big and small companies are investing in mobility devices and applications in order to cater to increasing consumer needs. Given current mobility landscape at a global scale, big players dominate global markets in numerous areas including, most notably, product design and concept, built-in platforms and applications (which are provided based on broad supplier networks) and, not least, physical stories in premium ...

Trip to Disneyland

1.0 Tourism Distribution Channels
1.1Introduction
Travel business and experience is one of the most dynamic sectors of the tourism industry. Visitors want to travel and have an experience of a lifetime. They have formed-perspectives of how they want their experience to be, putting stakeholders in this industry on the run as they endeavour to better performance and conform to the needs of their customers (Tran, Jeeva&Pourabedin, 2016). Customer perspective and the expectations they have is enough to make travel a reality that anyone can wish to engage in. Service delivery in the travel industry is varied before the final ...

As the famous goes, "Writing is nature's way of letting one how unclear their thinking is". While a lot of people have a flow of ideas of what to write about, when it comes to penning down the thoughts into words and sentences it becomes an uphill task. Writing is an art that one needs to learn on how to think of ideas, develop an orderly approach to preparing, drafting and proofreading one's work. This essay will show discuss some of the opportunities for publication and write careers, from ideas borrowed from an author's personal experience beliefs and socio-cultural ...

Like every other successful American corporation, the Walt Disney Company embarked on a strong global expansion program that led to the opening of subsidiaries in Paris and Tokyo. The subsidiaries were referred to as Euro Disney, and despite the fact that the first subsidiary in Tokyo performed well, the one in France failed miserably leading to a general failure of Disney in Europe.

Reasons for the losses

There are many reasons given for the failure of Euro Disney, with the first one touching on culture and cultural differences. Coming from a background of the American culture, Euro Disney failed to take into consideration ...

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote “Babylon Revisited,” a short story for the Saturday Evening Post in 1931. The story is divided into five parts, and it unravels the past that has led to the present deplorable state of the central character, Charlie Wales. It poignantly deals with the issues of alcoholism, parenting, responsibility, martial and familial relationships, and the monetary fluctuations that led to the downfall of Europe in the World War I era. Charlie’s stance of a flamboyant and affluent American in Paris has drastically changed to that of a lonely widower struggling to make ends meet. The story revolves around ...

According to Greek Mythology, the Trojan War actually began when Paris was selected to choose one of three goddesses as the most beautiful. Paris selected Aphrodite. Aphrodite was so grateful to be chosen as the most beautiful that she made Helen, also a beautiful woman, fall in love with Paris because Paris was in love with Helen. The only problem with this is that Helen was married to Menelaus. Both Menelaus and Helen are Spartans from Sparta. Paris is from Troy making him a Trojan.

After Helen fell in love with Paris, he then took Helen to Troy. Helen’s brother-in-law ...

History

Fashion photography is the use of a photograph to display clothing or accessories. Typically, fashion photography has a marketable intent as it is used in documenting or selling the particular fashion in the photo. Fashion photography has the ability to expose attitudes, ambitions, sense of taste of time, visions, desires, values, sexuality and self-image. The photographer hopes to give the viewer something to believe in. Baron Adolf de Meyer was the first American fashion photography to have impact on the fashion photography industry with the use of form, and light. Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue were the first fashion ...

In the recent past, terrorism has become a dangerous threat to the international security due to the negative publicity, economic impact and devastating casualties to the affected countries (Smith, 2012).As noted by Smith (2012) terrorism refers to a deliberate, politically motivated aggression perpetrated against innocent civilians so as to influence an audience. Primarily, terrorists use terrorist acts to convey an ideological message or express a political objection through the destruction of properties or violence. A series of well coordinated terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015, whereby three suicide bombers lodged attacks during a football match near ...

Terrorism is a constant companion of mankind, which is one of the most dangerous and difficult to predict phenomena of our time that obtains more diverse forms and becomes more and more rampant. Terrorist attacks bring massive casualties, have a strong psychological pressure on large numbers of people, involve the destruction of material and spiritual values that cannot be restored sometimes, sow hatred among nations, provoking war, distrust and hatred between social and ethnic groups, which sometimes cannot be overcome in within a generation.
The nature and tactics of modern terrorism and its inhumane essence lies in the fact ...

The French revolution involved the rise of the lower class in the society against the leadership as provided by the monarchy and the clergy. The widening disparities between classes in the society were particularly alarming owing to the exploitation of the poor from the actions of the rich. In this case, the revolution sought to correct this construed position. As such, the fight for the Common Man’s rights was part of the revolution. However, an interesting situation erupted in the course of the revolution. Women, who were treated as second class citizens in their own countries introduced their ...

Management

Introduction
The article by Hallowell et al. (2002) encompasses and analysis of the important managerial factors attributed to the Four Seasons Hotel’s business. One of the significant factors identified in the article is linkage between service culture and organizational culture. However the Four Seasons Hotel and Resort is still facing challenges in terms of the overlapping cultures despite enjoying its success as a premier European hotel. The discussion focuses on analyzing the context of the article under the lenses of organizational culture. In addition, the discussion will also highlight the prominent issues about the Four Seasons Hotel as ...

"A Tale of Two Cities" is the second and last historical novel by Dickens, which consists of three books. The first tells a story of the return to life of Dr. Manette, who spent many years in solitary confinement in the Bastille. Bank employee, Mr. Lorry and Lucie Manette, daughter of Dr., take him away from Paris to London.
The second book begins with a story about the trial of Charles Darnay and his deliverance from death. Soon Lucy marries him, and the family has a quiet and spiritual life. In France, meanwhile, revolutionary storm is brewing. Father and uncle of ...

Le Corbusier’s design for a city of three million people was has been adopted by many cities in today, mainly because of its modernized plan. The architecture designed by the theorist has incorporated the economic, cultural and political parts of the city but still keeps its design modernized and sophisticated. The contemporary city of three million people appreciates the use of space between where every division has a specific function. The divisions will be based on characteristics of the function or role they wish to provide. The divisions in this case are referred to as fields, which can be identified ...

The United States could not have won its independence without the assistance of France and Spain, particularly because their combined naval power was always a threat to Britain’s trade and colonies around the world. After its defeat in the land phase of the war in North America, the fighting continued for the next two years, and the U.S. peace negotiators used the opportunity presented by Britain’s war weariness and desire to retain as much of its overseas empire as possible to extract highly favorable trade and territorial concessions.

Although Gen. Cornwallis had surrendered at Yorktown, the British army ...

Although Gen. Cornwallis had surrendered at Yorktown, the British army continued to occupy major cities. Why, then, did his surrender bring the war to an end?
In 1781 at the Battle of Yorktown, General Cornwallis surrendered to American and French forces (Wood, 2002). The American forces led by General George Washington and French forces were led by Commander Comte de Rochambeau decided to attack General Cornwallis in Virginia as opposed to attacking the well-fortified New York City (Wood, 2002). The two forces carried out a surprise attack on the British at Chesapeake, thus forcing the British soldiers to retreat ...

Art & Architecture

Introduction
The work of Charles Baudelaire had a significant contribution on the concept of modernism particularly in his essay “The Painter of Modern Life”. Baudelaire’s influence on modernism was constructed from his criticism of art and urban space where he seeks for inherent beauty within the bustling landscape and transitional urban spaces. Before the publication of his work, Paris, France is undergoing a major industrialization phase, which served as a theatre for Baudelaire to redefine the context of modernism conveyed in his controversial verse (Tuman, 2010). The discussion explores the conception of urban modernism including the ways in ...

Each student will submit a 2500 words (including exhibits) Business Plan for their Simulation Company.  Use Times Roman 11 font, 1 inch margins, double spaced.  The business plan should provide the Board a report on your strategic decisions, with an account of your performance state, and your plan for the future.  Specifics of your decisions over various quarters, assessment of those decisions, and how you stand vis-à-vis competition should be included.  Use the following headings and subheadings to organize your Business Plan:

            2) Strategy of the Firm – SWOT, STEEP and Competitor Analysis
            3) Analysis of current situation and ...

Biography of Karl Marx

Karl Marx's birth took place at the city of Treves in Germany on May 5, 1818. His father, a Jew, followed Protestantism. He was lawyer by profession. He belong to a middle class cultured family. He completed his graduation from gymnasium in Treves, Marx entered the University of Bonn. After that he joined the University of Berlin. He mainly studied there Philosophy, history and jurisprudence or the theory of law. After completion his course in 1841 he submitted the dissertation of his doctoral degree based on Epicurus. In Berlin Marx came in contact with Hegelian philosophy and he joined ...

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The digital revolution that reached its peak in the second part of the 20th century pervades its influence on every facet of the global society. One of the effects of a society impacted by this evolution is the faster access to data and the availability of the global community to that information. Nonetheless, there is another instance that is changing the operation of contemporary society-extremism. Examining all of its contemporary features, extremism is posing a two-pronged threat; one, it impacts the global community and two, terrorism impacts the changes that society will undergo. It is only after ...

As a postmodernist city

Art accompanies the humanity over a long period of time. It has already become an integral part of our lives. The man has invented many kinds of art: painting, music, theater, etc.; and architecture takes pride of place among this diversity of arts too. Architecture has always been the subject of grandeur and pride of kings, dynasties and whole empires. Such magnificent architectural masterpieces as Egyptian pyramids, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral are immortal classic that fascinates even the most indifferent to the art person. Throughout the history of mankind, were appearing a lot of new architectural styles: sacred architecture, ...

The monuments and architecture in ancient times are capable of talking and narrating the historical background of the respective time in which they were built. Through various signs, they inform us about the prosperity, decline of the reigns and empires as well. Thus they are the major means of communication. They can tell us the economic, political and religious circumstances of the respective region. They also narrate the contemporary architectural trend. In medieval Europe, especially in France, the Gothic architecture was at its pinnacle. Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Chartres is one of the Gothic architectures in the middle age. It ...

Medieval life

Life in medieval colleges represents what still prevails in the modern world now. There were several players who included the students, clergy, town leadership and the lecturers. All these influenced life in medieval times. The student life during this time varied according to country and the climatic conditions. University life also made great appeal to the life in Europe. The church and state equally had a strong influence on life in this period.
Bologna was of great significance in medieval times. At Bologna, lived a great teacher in civil law and another great writer in Canon law. By this, ...

Abstract

Shakespeare’s plays ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘Hamlet’, both tragedies have at their crux a strained relationship between the parents and their children. It is this strained relationship that causes a rift between them and ultimately leads to many of the decisions that the children make. Hamlet has a love-hate relationship with his mother that colors his views on other women and Juliet has a very formal relationship with her parents. Marrying Romeo is more of a teenage rebellion against her oppressive parents. In the two plays it is the rather dysfunctional and strained parent-child relationship that forms the ...

In the past few years, tremendous advancement has been made in field of technology, which has brought significant evolution in job opportunities across the globe. Advancements in the field of technology have made the world look like a small village where an individual can work from any country online and get paid (Taylor, 2021). Digital nomad lifestyle refers to the ability of an individual to work remotely from a laptop or their smartphones and use their freedom to travel to various parts across the globe (Hermann & Paris, 2020). Digital nomads are workers who work remotely, and they are employed in ...

This novel is written by Graham Greene in the year 1969. Greene was an English playwright, literacy critic and a writer. His writings usually highlighted ambivalent political and moral issues and problems of the world. He was widely renowned for his ability to amalgamate widespread popularity with literary acclaim. Many of his writings reflect his Roman Catholic background, although he strongly objected to the idea of being called as a Catholic writer rather than a writer with a catholic background. However, he never received a Nobel Prize in the literature category but he was runner-up in the year 1962 to Ivo Andrić. Major novels ...

in the Nineteenth Century

Training and Working Conditions of Women Artists in the Nineteenth Century

Whenever Arts becomes the subject of conversation, the first thing that comes to mind is painting. Some of the famous painters we know while growing up are the likes of Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Goh, and Pablo Picasso. Notice that these painters are only men. Certainly, the masterpiece of daVinci, Mona Lisa, is a woman. However, we have yet to come up with at least an example of a woman painter.
Here, we find an interesting point of discussion. At first, it would seem a matter of gender equality. However, the subject is the Arts ...