two parts!1. Give some specific examples of the way that time-discipline was demonstrated in "Modern times" - for example, how did the clock regulate Charlie Chaplin's working hours?Did Charlie experience alienation?Were there any ways that the factory owner tried to extract "surplus value" from Charlie's work?2. 1) What are the two things a man needs to win the fat man contest? 2) Explain what cows represent to Dinka men? What does it mean to say cows are wealth?3) What did the other men say about the winner of the Fat Man Contest and why?

Group 6 Project: Smell/Taste ProjectHow can knowledge about the sense of taste be useful in the food industry? For this project, you will develop a list of concepts about taste that professional chefs should know.Consider sense of smell. What concepts about smell would be important for a chef to understand?Our group is presenting a PowerPoint presentation. So, this question only has to fit on ONE slide. Thank you in advance for your help. Please contact me with an additional questions.

1. First DocumentWorksheet Nature, Knowledge and TechnologyPurpose: Explore the dichotomy between nature and technology through two photographer’s lenses.Context: Photographs by Seattle based artist Chris Jordan create complex images using text, technological devices and natural objects as subject matter. New Orleans based photographer Tina Freeman’s images visually connect threatened environments through juxtaposition and shared environmental issues. Process: Read the instructions carefully and completely. They ask for specific responses to particular photographic series. Please include images of the artworks you are responding to. View Chris Jordan’s digital images from the E Pluribus Unum, Intolerable Beauty, Midway and In Katrina’s Wake series for your worksheet discussions. Click on the Artworks tab at the top of the page to locate each series of works. Answer the questions below. View the paired photographs by Tina Freeman and the curatorial statement about her Lamentations exhibit. You can also access the link from the worksheet directions in Canvas. Answer the questions below: How does he interconnect nature and technology in the Midway series?What is a gyre? Why does he include Message from The Gyre in his Midway series? Can you draw any conclusions between the natural world and human’s use of technology after viewing the images?What message do you think is being sent from his In Katrina’s Wake: Portraits of Loss from an Unnatural Disaster series? Make a comment about the aesthetic nature of his work. Can you find a sense of beauty in his images of destruction and environmental degradation?Be specific in your answers. Include an image or two of his – or another image you find, to support your answers. Be sure to cite any new sources. Freeman bridges the huge physical distance between the locations in each pair of photographs by placing them right next to each other. How does this pairing of images from different parts of the globe help us to find meaning in her work? Describe any formal and compositional echoes you see between one set of paired images. Why do you think she titles her exhibition Lamentations? Include images of Freeman’s work to support your answers. 2. Second DocumentDiscussion: The New New Thing: Same As It Ever WasRead David Gates' article here Link (Links to an external site.)Post your response to these questions:1. Do you agree with Gates' contention that "new" art forms and styles simply recast old ideas, topics and themes? Why or why not?2. Is there room for original innovation in the arts, or, as Gates' puts it, "... is there any place left where a rebel can still jump the fence and start making trouble? What fence? What trouble? " Give an example.3. How much are you influenced by arts culture in our world?In what form (music, performance, visual art and communication, literature, or digital art forms)?Reply to at least two other students' posts.