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    Post-modernism is a style in the arts, philosophy and criticism starting in the late 20th century. This style stands for a withdrawal from modernism and its notions of grand theories and ideologies. According to Roy Ascott, post-modernism’s focus is not form but rather behavior, not a one-way information model of sending and receiving a message. Post-modernism behaves more similarly to an interrogation of probabilities by the viewer. The artwork stand between two behaviors, the artist and the observer

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    “What the Photograph reproduces to infinity has occurred only once: the Photograph mechanically repeats what could never be repeated existentially,” Roland Barthes stated in his book Camera Lucida: Reflections of Photography. Photography is the key to capturing a moment in time that will not reoccur again. You can try, but it will not be that exact moment you once saw before. A camera is a very powerful tool. It allows the artist to use it to display and present their message they are trying to get

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    Tobacco is thought to be one of the most widely abused addictive substances worldwide and while tobacco usage in the United States has appeared to have lessened in recent years, “it is still [noted as] one of the most common addictions” to cause a myriad of known health risks (Tyler, 2014). According to reports from the United States Census Bureau over the last 50 years, since the year 1964, smoking has led to the estimated deaths of over 19 million people, apprised to be around the size equivalent

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    In a compassionate project, the painful imagery is the furthest imagery from what I am aiming for. James Elkins wrote Lingqi the last chapter of his book What Photography is? as an attempt to understand the meaning of this unbearable type of imagery. He looks at four pairs of the most painful intolerable images he can find of Lingqi and asks the reader to try and look at them slowly and carefully and as if they are looking at any other photograph included in the book. Although I was advised not to

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    A portrait in art as we know is an artist’s representation of another person or one’s self, in which the face is the main subject matter. As one of the most widely used forms of art adopted by painters, sculptures and photographers, at some point in our lives we have all had our portrait taken either it being in a photographic studio, sat for a fine artist or in your local post office in the passport photo booth. The photographic portrait is a paradox of everlasting contradictions and whether identity

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    blackout. Bell quotes, “Needy slips into the most natural condition given the circumstances: he falls asleep. His pleasure invents a dream of heroic exploration…”Another indicator that Needy is dreaming is, in the beginning of the story it says that Lucida Merrill, his wife, sat at the pool with him on that midsummer Sunday, but that is impossible if he and his wife had split. (Kennedy & Gioia 250) Another indicator that Needy was having a dream, is when the seasons changed

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    boots ranging from sizes five to thirteen. Our goal is for every customer to own and enjoy our fashionable shoes in all sizes. Branding Strategy Obsessed Shoes is a growing business in the retail industry. The logo is the word Obsessed in a font of Lucida Calligraphy in bold with a stiletto hanging from the letter d. The letters are black with a white background and the stiletto is a red. The company has chosen a red stiletto in support of the American Heart Association. The CEO and the company are

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    crucial insight into the substandard conditions these people endure. Roland Barthes views images in this way by analyzing beyond surface observations, and seeing the message beneath the picture, or in this case, the girl’s facial expression. “Camera Lucida” is about examining photographs as an expression of something beyond the image that describes an event or happening, viewing the story within. A great photograph recreates a moment that can never appear exactly the same again, evoking adventure and

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    Medieval Terminology

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    The Mentally ill were a quiet but present existence in Medieval society. The Mentally disabled were treated with leniency in courts and law codes. This is due to a perceived lack of understanding between right and wrong, and also that they are already punished enough by their illness. In this paper, the reason and background of the Medieval origins of the insanity defense will be discussed. Legal Terminology of Differentiating between insanity and mental retardation was important in medieval law

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    Tiffany & Co

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    Specific Product: Tiffany Description: Tiffany & Co is the world 's most celebrated jeweler, with an unrivalled reputation for sophisticated luxury. Organization/Company: Tiffany & Co Company 1. What ethical concerns could arise in marketing this product? The factory associated with Tiffany opened in 2007 and Indian and Mauritian artisans came to train the Botswana employees. But the article tells us that the workers went on strike, in protest against the working conditions:

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