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    In A Wagner Matinee, Willa Cather utilizes realism in order to display the consequences of living for someone else. Realism particularly focuses on representing middle-class life from the Civil War in the 1860’s to the turn of the century. The story’s settings portray a middle-class life wrought with hardship, regret, and grief. Local realism is weaved throughout the story to emphasize the consequences of not staying true to one’s dreams. Cather draws upon Clark and his aunt Georgiana’s lives

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    Realism is a theory mostly about power and security. Realists cares about seeking power constantly because that is the only security that they can rely on in an anarchic system. In an anarchic system there is no authority you can turn to when you get into trouble. In this type of situation states can’t trust other states. Trust doesn’t exist in a realist perspective because they are very skeptical. Realists can never be certain that they are living next to a state that has harmful intension and military

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    go about maximising state security, if it is their prime objective at all. • This essay will analyse the concept of national security through realism (focused on military power), liberalism (focused on cooperation through liberal internationalism) and constructivism (focused on wider definitions of security, such as health and the environment). A. Realism 1. Core principles of realist view of national security • For realists, the concept of national security is an effective balancing of external

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    Michael Sweerts was a Flemish artist that worked in Italy, India and Syria; however, his home was in Rome. The ‘Head of a Woman’ portrait was painted during the 17th century (approx. 1654). The intricate brushwork gives character to the woman, paying close attention to her facial expression, her clothes and hair. There is a deep appreciation for this portrait since the painting is an excellent portrayal of a peasant woman and exhibits the artists’ interest in the daily life of a common, authentic

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    Essay on Winslow Homer: Masters of Paint

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    else you have to offer will come out anyway” (Hodge 126). Quoted by the master American realism artist, Winslow Homer was skilled in the art of realism. He painted only what he observed from nature and his surroundings. Homer’s styles, mediums and subjects helped him create the artwork that he was so famous for. Probably his most famous painting, The Snap of the Whip is painted by Homer with incredible realism and accomplishment. As seen through his many landscapes, Winslow Homer enjoyed painting

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    The Marvelous Sauce

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    The Marvelous Sauce painted by Jehan Vibert in 1890 is a part of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery 's permanent collection. Located in Buffalo, New York, the Albright-Knox Art Gallery is best known for its collection of modern art rather than its number of older masterpieces. Therefore this late Nineteenth-century painting kept hung on the gallery 's wall is worth taking a closer look at. It is a delightful work of art to admire, but also holds a deeper meaning. What first catches the viewer 's eyes

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    Jonathan Haidt, associate professor of psychology, in his essay “The Dangers of Naïve Realism,” explains how naïve realism influences relationships between people and between groups. Haidt argues that naïve realism causes a negative effect on relationships because people do not understand that others vary in perspectives. Those who favor their own views, are not open to other interpretations. Naïve realists are consumed in the idea that they are always right and that others must agree with their

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    Realism, liberalism, and Marxism are all different perspectives that can be used to analyze situations and aid government officials to understandings and agreements in relation to trade. Lawrence Herman 's article focusses on the potential destruction of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) caused by the disturbing and unacceptable proposals by the United States president, Donald Trump. There are many different views on Free trade but three main perspectives are the realist views, which

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    What is realism? “Realism is interest in or concern for the actual or real, as distinguished from the abstract, speculative, etc” (The). The word originated from France in 1794, it opposed idealism in not only philosophy but also art (The). The actual realism movement was basically delayed from when realism originated; the realism movement started around the 1840s (“Realism Movement”).  A realist looks at things/ situations through a realistic version compared to a average person who might sugar

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    The movie Falling Down portrays many examples of the movie reflecting, influencing, and changing society. The movie reflects society's many flaws such as inflation of prices and unneeded budget spending. The movie also influences others to point out society’s flaws by using force. Finally, the movie changes society by showing the movie in the point of view of a person that is classified as a realist. In the movie, the main character, Michael Douglas walks into a convenience store and intends to

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