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    Brake and Fall Cultural collision is the act of clashing cultures and/or their values together. Cultural collisions most often happen when a stronger country expands into the territory of a weaker country. In the novel, Things Fall Apart written by Chinua Achebe, the Igbo community faces a crisis when a new culture joins their land. Nwoye’s sense of identity was challenged when Western ideas were brought into the Ibo society. His motivation to become less like his father, his value of equality,

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    Harry Parr Essay

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    on leave from the Cameroons was there to lend a hand, recalling, It was one of those awful grey days, when my younger sister Bridget, and I helped Pa to smash all the plaster piece-moulds, he’d zealously kept over the years to make his beautiful earthenware figures. When we begged without much hope, that he should save some of them, he defended his act

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    an icon of twentieth century art” . The original, which is lost, consisted of a standard urinal, presented on its back, with “R Mutt 1917” written on the side of it. Although the original was lost, 17 known replicas have been made from glazed earthenware, painted to resemble the original porcelain. R Mutt’s Fountain has been seen as an ultimate example of what Duchamp called a ‘readymade’; an ordinary manufactured object designated by the artist as a work of art. The French artist was known for

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    There are many views as to what makes a man manly. Some say it’s how they act, their strength, their looks, and others just say it’s their junk that makes them a man. With a book surrounding a man who can’t function, is it possible for him to be manly? You have the other men that have their own manly characteristics. Such as, Cohn and his fighting capabilities, Mike and his savagery, and Romero who faces death on the daily. However, they all have huge flaws that counter what Jake can bring to the

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    A Kitchen Sorgh Analysis

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    A Kitchen Hendrick Sorgh painted A Kitchen in ca. 1643, when Dutch trade, science, military and art were about to become the foremost in the world. This is a 20 1/2 to 17 3/8 inch oil painting on wood. The Eighty Years’ War in the Protestant Low Countries against the political and religious hegemony of the Catholic Spain under the Hapsburgs would eventually end five years later, and start the Dutch Golden Age. The Dutch-American historian Koenraad Wolter Swart named the transition of the United Provinces

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    The Nineteen Forties Following WWII, and the cessation of hostilities, Charles Vyse and Harry Parr returned to their respective studios in Cheyne Row Chelsea. For Vyse, life regained a semblance of normality, albeit without the support of Nell Vyse, his ex-wife and partner. However, he set to work again making wheel thrown vessels and modelling figures, of which, he sent a number to the Royal Academy, often as not, competing with Parr for supremacy of work accepted for exhibition. As Vyse had earlier

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    Nwoye, the eldest son of Okonkwo, is an important figure in the story Things Fall Apart, written by Chinua Achebe. Gentle and sensitive, Nwoye is unlike all of the masculine men in the Ibo tribe. This major difference leads to pain and scrutinization. Nwoye is first negatively affected by his father, then causing him to question the ideals of his tribe, in turn, leading him to the discovery of his true strength and fulfillment. To start, Nwoye’s father, Okonkwo, considered his son to be very much

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    government. In Nwoye’s case, the introduction of western cultural norms allowed him a sense of peace as he no longer had to put up with the laws and traditions of the Igbo people he found so morally questionable. “Nwoye had heard that twins were put in earthenware pots and thrown away in the forest, but he had never yet come across them. A vague chill had descended on him…. again, this feeling, when his

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    Fine Arts Admission

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    College of Arts & Sciences Fine Arts How will you explore your intellectual and academic interests at the University of Pennsylvania? Please answer this question given the specific undergraduate school to which you are applying. (400-650 words) As I mentioned in my application questions, academically, I want to major in fine arts offered by College of Arts & Sciences. The life at Fordham made me unconsciously own the extracurricular life I desire, both for art and social life, while Vanderbilt

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    Chuck Wagon Cooking: Cooking For a Large Group Cooking without electricity is the type of cooking that some if not many of you have not experienced other than when camping overnight or when the electricity is out for a few days. Obviously, when the power goes out and the propane bottles run empty cooking becomes more difficult. Making Coffee We need to keep our priorities straight here so coffee first the old-fashioned way. Coffee is brewed using a handful of grounds to one cup of water. You would

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