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    the boy is a worshipper. He just talked with her once; the boy says to the woman that he will bring something from the Araby bazaar for her, but he returns with nothing. In addition, “Mangan’s sister” is presented as a divine image, resembling the Virgin Mary. When “Mangan’s sister says that she can’t go to the Araby bazaar because she has a retreat week at the convent, is also inferring that she is related to Catholicism. Joyce is showing his devotion to Catholicism, couple with the education that

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    Survivor’s guilt has played a substantial role throughout the story. Boa Ninh helps the reader to become aware and understand war as being all conquering by comparing it to love. Kien faced many hardships after war, being one out of ten to survive the Vietnam War, he realized that he should “expose the reality” by writing his own biography. He struggles with both the memories of the war and also his trauma post-war. He says that he is required to write about the war as he is the only survivor of

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    they challenge the institution. Each of these themes are depicted through the cultural and religious symbol of the Virgin of Guadalupe. La Virgen de Guadalupe or The Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, represents a central image of Mexican Catholicism. The Catholic Church utilized the symbolic image of the Virgin of Guadalupe to represent feminine virtue through a

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    The Madonna: a picturesque representation of Judeo-Christian ideology’s mother Mary and her young prophetical child, an infant Christ – an innocent and thus, oppressive trope of renaissance art that echoes throughout art history as subject matter for masters from Byzantine proto-renaissance, mannerist, and baroque, to contemporary artists alike. The Madonna was, just like nearly everything with religious epithets, a means of influencing followers. Being no exception, the Madonna represents something

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    One of the ten principal virtues of the Blessed Virgin Mary is “continual mental prayer.” During her life, the Blessed Mother was constantly in tune with God’s will. Every morning she woke up thinking about God, she thought about Him continually throughout the day, and she went to bed thinking about Him. She was the new Eve, who possessed the same preternatural gifts that Adam and Eve possessed before they sinned. As a reminder, in addition to an immortal soul, God gave our first parents, Adam and

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    In the gallery room for 16th century German art, a single column stands towards a wall, facing the entrance directly. The translucent ceiling above has many small lamps facing in different directions to light the room, but the one aiming directly at the front of this painting is noticeably brighter than the rest. Albrecht Duerer’s Madonna and Child is illuminated with such ferocity from above that its angled, bronze-painted frame casts a shadow both on the painting and on the column below. Surrounding

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    (CCC,492). This meaning that Mary was saved in superior fashion and it was because she was going to be the mother of our savior Jesus Christ. Mary is also filled with holiness which she first was blessed with from God when she was born. The Blessed Virgin Mary was the second person to be created and born immaculate. Eve was the first person

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    Once gracing the lavish floor of Getty Center, the Coronation of the Virgin which was painted by the extraordinary Italian artist Gentile da Fabriano in 1420, attracted many attentions by its sacredness, powerfulness and magic of the Christ. At 36 ⅝ inches and 25 ¼ inches size tempera, Christ gently places the ornate gold grown upon Virgin Mary's slightly bowed head by the watching of angels from either side as she becomes the Queen of Heaven. Since the first century, Christianity has played an important

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    Literature from the medieval times, gives a stereotype that women are promiscuous, manipulative, wicked, and unfaithful. Treatment of women as promiscuous and untrustworthy goes against the nature of women and who God created them to be. Women are not promiscuous and manipulative as men claim them to be; they are good wives, strive to lead a life of holiness like the blessed mother, and are a helper of man. The church’s interpretation of the women is that the husband is the head of her and she should

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    and values. Illustrations depicting the Virgin Mary and child, often referred to as Madonna and Child, are one of the most recurring images in Christian and European Art through the ages. Though these paintings and sculptures may have similarities in their iconography and style each work of art varies based on the different artists’ and time periods. Two paintings that portray these features currently reside in the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. The first, Virgin and Child by Rogier van der Wyden, was

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