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The Influence of Victorian Culture on Wilde's Comedy The Importance of Being Earnest
Defining Victorianism
You will use The Victorian Web to respond to questions about some of the principal developments in V ...
The Influence of Victorian Culture on Wilde's Comedy The Importance of Being Earnest
Defining Victorianism
You will use The Victorian Web to respond to questions about some of the principal developments in Victorian society and the arts. Create a document with the questions and answers.
1. Using the Victorianism section of The Victorian Web, read through several of the brief articles that will help you understand broadly what is meant by the term Victorian.
Then write your own brief definition of Victorianism.
2. Using the Social History section, visit several links under the headings "Public Health" and "Conditions of Life and Labor."
Then create a character from the lower classes. Write a short statement this character might deliver describing a day in his or her life, basing your information on your readings. Include details on his or her type of employment, general state of health, and hopes and aspirations.
3. Using the Visual Arts section, scroll down to "Painting." Explore several links and locate and view several paintings. Select "A Victorian Iconography: Subjects in Victorian Painting" for quick access to themes and images.
Then select one painting you have found and describe it considering the following: What is the painting's subject? What details does the artist choose to include? What values does the painting seem to promote?
4. using the Authors section, explore several of the authors listed on this page, skimming his or her biography, works, literary relations, themes, and symbolism.
Select one author and explain how his or her work is typical of the Victorian period.
5. Read The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde to learn about late-Victorian society's love for manners and conventional behavior.
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Rewrite the following paragraph.Add colons and semicolons where needed. Note that a spelling/grammar-checker does not always catch these errors.One of the most exciting experiences in my life was traveling to Uruguay in South America in June of 2005, through the end of August. I stayed with a family of four mama, papa, Guillermo, and baby. They had an older sister, Michelle she was already married and living with her husband. Papa was a T.V. and radio announcer. The schools were closed at that time, so the young people spent every day walking around the city and talking about everything we could think of life, relationships, the future, and religion. One of the most interesting features in the city was el Cerro, which means "the hill." It was the only real hill in Montevideo at the top we had an amazing view of the city. I brought the following in a picnic for the trip tortillas, tomatoes, lettuce, and cheese. Someday I hope to take my own family on a trip like this one.Example: We landed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for three reasons the weather was bad, the crew had the flu, and the fuel was getting low it was an exciting trip. Revision: We landed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for three reasons: the weather was bad, the crew had the flu, and the fuel was getting low; it was an exciting trip.Step 2 Correct the following paragraph.
Insert or reposition apostrophes as needed and delete any needless apostrophes in the following paragraph. If a sentence is correct as given, mark the number preceding it.1 The eastern coast of Belize was once a fishermans paradise, but overfishing caused the fishing industrys sharp decline in this Central American country. 2 The country's government is now showing the world that leaders' foresight can turn a problem into an opportunity. 3 Belize is capitalizing on something that can capture tourists interest: whale sharks. 4 Huge but harmless to people, whale sharks regularly visit Belizes coast to feed on smaller fishes eggs. 5 The predictable gatherings of the shark's attract large numbers of scuba diver's and snorkeler's, so that the fishs' fascinating beauty has become an economic treasure. 6 A tourists eagerness to spend money for an up-close view of whale sharks is Belizes renewable and reliable resource.Step 3 Correct the following paragraph.
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AHIS 11/Writing Assignment 1#
In this class you are being introduced to the formal elements of visual expression as well as its content across cultures ...
AHIS 11/Writing Assignment 1#
In this class you are being introduced to the formal elements of visual expression as well as its content across cultures and time-periods. This paper is meant to be a personal expression of what you have learned in the first chapters we have studied (5-9).Find something personally relevant, (a passion, a major, career, etc) and apply what you have learned to that. Select 3-5 works of art from these chapters and organize them around 1 aspect of your life, whether it is a career, a personal interest or an important idea.Here are some examples of successful papers in the past. One student had a passion for skateboarding. The student related 3 specific works of art from the chapters we studied to not only the aesthetics of certain logos and designs, but also the different styles of skating. Another student was a fashion major and related two lines which were recently released and how they were influenced by specific artworks and how those fashions related to the themes we covered.You will write a paper in 3-5 pages discussing that idea while relating concepts and artworks from the first 8 chapters to it. The papers are to be uploaded into the drop box under Course Home Writing 1. Make sure you select the file and upload your paper, otherwise, it will not be graded.The paper may be single or double-spaced and 3-5 pages not including title page and references page.My major is : ART- AnimationI will attached some photos from the book as well, If you need it
The Influence of Victorian Culture on Wilde's Comedy The Importance of Being Earnest
Defining Victorianism
You will use The Victorian Web to respond to questions about some of the principal developments in V ...
The Influence of Victorian Culture on Wilde's Comedy The Importance of Being Earnest
Defining Victorianism
You will use The Victorian Web to respond to questions about some of the principal developments in Victorian society and the arts. Create a document with the questions and answers.
1. Using the Victorianism section of The Victorian Web, read through several of the brief articles that will help you understand broadly what is meant by the term Victorian.
Then write your own brief definition of Victorianism.
2. Using the Social History section, visit several links under the headings "Public Health" and "Conditions of Life and Labor."
Then create a character from the lower classes. Write a short statement this character might deliver describing a day in his or her life, basing your information on your readings. Include details on his or her type of employment, general state of health, and hopes and aspirations.
3. Using the Visual Arts section, scroll down to "Painting." Explore several links and locate and view several paintings. Select "A Victorian Iconography: Subjects in Victorian Painting" for quick access to themes and images.
Then select one painting you have found and describe it considering the following: What is the painting's subject? What details does the artist choose to include? What values does the painting seem to promote?
4. using the Authors section, explore several of the authors listed on this page, skimming his or her biography, works, literary relations, themes, and symbolism.
Select one author and explain how his or her work is typical of the Victorian period.
5. Read The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde to learn about late-Victorian society's love for manners and conventional behavior.
Punctuation correctly
Rewrite the following paragraph.Add colons and semicolons where needed. Note that a spelling/grammar-checker does not alwa ...
Punctuation correctly
Rewrite the following paragraph.Add colons and semicolons where needed. Note that a spelling/grammar-checker does not always catch these errors.One of the most exciting experiences in my life was traveling to Uruguay in South America in June of 2005, through the end of August. I stayed with a family of four mama, papa, Guillermo, and baby. They had an older sister, Michelle she was already married and living with her husband. Papa was a T.V. and radio announcer. The schools were closed at that time, so the young people spent every day walking around the city and talking about everything we could think of life, relationships, the future, and religion. One of the most interesting features in the city was el Cerro, which means "the hill." It was the only real hill in Montevideo at the top we had an amazing view of the city. I brought the following in a picnic for the trip tortillas, tomatoes, lettuce, and cheese. Someday I hope to take my own family on a trip like this one.Example: We landed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for three reasons the weather was bad, the crew had the flu, and the fuel was getting low it was an exciting trip. Revision: We landed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for three reasons: the weather was bad, the crew had the flu, and the fuel was getting low; it was an exciting trip.Step 2 Correct the following paragraph.
Insert or reposition apostrophes as needed and delete any needless apostrophes in the following paragraph. If a sentence is correct as given, mark the number preceding it.1 The eastern coast of Belize was once a fishermans paradise, but overfishing caused the fishing industrys sharp decline in this Central American country. 2 The country's government is now showing the world that leaders' foresight can turn a problem into an opportunity. 3 Belize is capitalizing on something that can capture tourists interest: whale sharks. 4 Huge but harmless to people, whale sharks regularly visit Belizes coast to feed on smaller fishes eggs. 5 The predictable gatherings of the shark's attract large numbers of scuba diver's and snorkeler's, so that the fishs' fascinating beauty has become an economic treasure. 6 A tourists eagerness to spend money for an up-close view of whale sharks is Belizes renewable and reliable resource.Step 3 Correct the following paragraph.
Insert dashes, parentheses, ellipsis marks, brackets, or slashes as needed in the following paragraph. In some cases, two or more different marks could be correct.1 "Let all the learned say what they can, 'Tis ready money makes the man." 2These two lines of poetry by the Englishman William Somerville 1645 1742 may apply to a current American economic problem. 3 Non-American investors with "ready money" pour some of it as much as $1.3 trillion in recent years into the United States. 4 Stocks and bonds, savings deposits, service companies, factories, artworks, political campaigns the investments of foreigners are varied and grow more numerous every day. 5 Proponents of foreign investment argue that it revives industry, strengthens the economy, creates jobs more than 3 million, they say, and encourages free trade among nations. 6 Opponents caution that the risks associated with heavy foreign investment namely decreased profits at home and increased political influence from outside may ultimately weaken the economy. 7 On both sides, it seems, "the learned say, 'Tis ready money makes the man or country." 8 The question is, whose money theirs or ours?
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