...12. The Muses The Muses were known as Greek goddesses of creativity in literature, science, and the arts as well as being known as the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. Their names were Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomeni, Terpsichore, Erato, Polymnia, Ourania and Calliope. There were a total of nine Muses all of which were attributed to a different art and an item. More specifically, two Muses were believed to have invented theory and practice in learning, three Muses invented musical vibrations, four Muses invented the the language dialects: Attica, Ionian, Aeolian, and Dorian, and the five Muses for the five human senses. Their specialization in arts were further exemplified with the teachings of the god Apollo and then brought them to Mount...
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...Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid: Vitaly Komar and Alex Melamid, born in Moscow in the 1940s, studied together in the Moscow Art School from 1958-1960 (DAF 1). They began their collaborative work in 1965, and in 1967, they established the SOTS Art movement (the Soviet version of Western Pop Art). Through their SOTS Art movement they worked along with other Soviet nonconformist artists to create work that challenged the rigid official style of Socialist Realism (DAF 1). They held their first international exhibition at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York, in 1976 and from that time, they are holding many public commissions and exhibitions at the international level (DAF 1). In 1978, Komar & Melamid shifted to America and in 1981, they became the first Russian artist to receive the National Endowment for the Arts grant (DAF 1). Komar and Melamid gained popularity for focusing on the absurdity of the Soviet system through their paintings. Their art was initially aimed at dismantling that system and now that the system has been dismantled, Komar and Melamid nostalgic about the sadness of the past (Solomon 77). Since the 1970s, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid have used their paintings and installations to discuss the manipulation of history and art by governments and powerful people to achieve their own ideological goals. Their works have an undercurrent of a playful sense of irony, which is most apparent in their early works that mock at the pretensions of official Soviet...
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...I come to pluck your berries harsh and crude, And with forc'd fingers rude Shatter your leaves before the mellowing year. Bitter constraint and sad occasion dear Compels me to disturb your season due; For Lycidas is dead, dead ere his prime, Young Lycidas, and hath not left his peer. Who would not sing for Lycidas? he knew Himself to sing, and build the lofty rhyme. He must not float upon his wat'ry bier Unwept, and welter to the parching wind, Without the meed of some melodious tear The poem begins with the speaker lamenting the huge task before him (memorializing his friend), and then invoking the muses. Then, the speaker reminisces about how the speaker and a guy named Lycidas were shepherds together. Sadly, it turns out Lycidas is dead. Then, the speaker starts to address a series of figures from the Ancient world – nymphs, muses, you name it – and asks them all where they were when Lycidas drowned. But before he gets too accusatory, he realizes that thinking about how Lycidas could have been saved if someone had intervened is pointless. His friend is gone, and all the hard work he put in on earth is worthless, because he died before he could achieve fame. Enter Apollo. Yep, Apollo. He's always sticking his nose in where it doesn't belong. Apollo (the poem calls him by his Roman name, Phoebus) tells the speaker to cool his jets. He reminds the speaker that fame on earth isn't nearly as awesome as life in heaven, and that life in heaven is where...
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...1. In the first 116 lines of Hesiod’s Theogony, he presents that the Muses, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, were incredibly beautiful and had wonderful voice. Zeus adored the nine Muses; Cleo, Euterpe, Thaleia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato, Polyhymnia, Urania, and Calliope, the leader of the Muses. The Muses are goddesses of the arts and live by Mountain Helicon along with Hesiod. They told stories of future and the past, laws of the land, and the good stories of the gods and goddesses. The Muses are free spirits and the patrons of the art and provided inspiration of orators, artist, and the musicians. 2. Uranus and Earth had three 100-Handeds children. Uranus hated all three of them from they were born and he hid them in a secret place...
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...in the fourth century BCE. It is believed to have been built by the citizens of Olympia during the Late Classical Period which was between 400-323 BCE. Shortly after the Persians Wars had ended, the citizens built the Temple of Zeus which the citizens modeled this temple after. While the Temple of Zeus was built to showcase the power of Zeus, Apollo and Athena, the Temple of Jonathan was built to bring calmness and peace to the city. The temple had been built in a Doric hybrid style and was erected near the Sanctuary of Zeus. The reason the citizens of Olympia decided to erect it near the sanctuary of Zeus is because Jonathan was appointed by Zeus to be the second leader (hegemon) of his nine daughters, The Muses. Although Apollo was the initial appointed leader of the Muses, he was not to be bothered by trivial things. Zeus felt his daughters needed a second male leader over them that could handle the daughters calmly because at times they argued relentlessly over trivial issues. Zeus wanted clam and peace among his daughters that ruled over the arts and sciences. The daughters offered inspiration in the subjects of Arts and Sciences and Zeus thought that these daughters must remain calm in their influence of the people. The temple design not only encompassed the Doric style but also incorporated some of the features of the Ionic and Corinthian orders as well. The bottom of the pillars of the temple were classic Doric, with no base between the pillar and the stylobate as was...
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...Kelsie Menefee Dr. Melissa Kort English 1A T/TH 9/7/2014 Food is an Art Food is a real art, a sustainable art, from the way it is prepared to the way it is dished and served. It is an art that all people can learn and love. Charles Simic in “On Food and Happiness” says “the true Muses are cooks” (19). Muses are a source of art and inspiration, and in Greek mythology the nine muses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, presided over the Arts. I have had many experiences and encounters with food. I found that they all had one thing in common: food is an art to taste and an art to make. Being a waitress for three years I have grown passionate about food and the restaurant industry. I have had the privilege of being able to work in two different fine dining establishments. Both have in common the appreciation for the beauty of food. The cook’s passion for their work was an art in itself. The first restaurant I worked at, Lakeview Restaurant, has glass windows on all sides, and sits the very top of a hill. When looking out you see a view of the entire city and lake. One of the most breath taking views I have yet seen. The dining room is small and intimate, white table clothes on every table, and vases of fresh flowers. To me the only thing more beautiful than the room and the view is the food. The most satisfying feeling being a server is when you set a plate of food in front of someone and they are awed. I can’t tell you how many times I have been yelled at to deliver the...
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...Francis Martinez Literary Analysis “First Muse” The story “First Muse” by Julia Alvarez tell us about her childhood in the Dominican Republic and her life in the United States. Since she started reading the thousand and one night book under her bed she saw herself reflected in the dark haired almond eyed girl on the book cover. Alvarez compared herself with the bright ambitious girl stuck in a kingdom that didn”t think female were very important. Scheherazade gave Julia the courage to explore the power of storytelling. When Alvarez came to the United States it was very difficult for her especially for a child who got teased on the playground because of her accent. Julia had a lot of obstacle in her life but she overcome all of them and became a writer. Alvarez childhood in the Dominican Republic was not the best. According to the article “She was living in another country and in another language under a cruel dictatorship” She didn’t like the life that her parents decided for her. When she was only three months her parents moved back to the Dominican Republic but they never imagined how different were going to be their lives back there. Her father was plotting to overthrow and she was forced to go to school everyday even if she didn’t want to. Her education was a colonialist one, not imposed from the outside but from the within her own family. The thousand and one night books was the only thing that keep her alive. Julia path as a writer began after she moved back to the United States...
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...as a Muse In my short career as a conscious photographer, which stems back to my junior year of high school, I have noticed a decisive pattern in my selection of models for my photographs, which lend their selves to fashion specifically, or at least attempt to. While I have not yet developed a particular favor for the aesthetic of one model over the next, it is my experience that the best models, the most responsive, self-aware, intelligent models, are the ones in which I was able to fall in love with. My models usually being women, I could not photograph her if I could not establish some relationship with her that transcended the superficial. I had to spend time with my models, grow with them in some way and understand them, and them myself, to the point where I only needed to provide them with the most minimal of direction during the shoot, and the rest they were able to guide independently. More generally speaking, the relationship between a photographer and those models who remain a distinctive presence in front of the camera amid the “make-up, hairstyling, and clothing being documented” (Koda and Kohle), is particularly fascinating in it’s ability to create additional layers of depth both within the assembled image and the ever-evolving idea of feminine beauty. Accordingly, photographers and designers have been able to portray their artistic visions within the framework of a model’s physical and mental intricacies, which, in practice, renders the model a muse. This...
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...Anne Bradstreet was born to a wealthy father, Thomas Dudley. Her father’s wealth enabled her to pursue an education superior to the education most women received at that time. It is obvious that her education played an important role in her intellectual achievements. Her family moved from England, to America in 1630. Anne Bradstreet’s The Tenth Muse was published in London, in 1650. It became the first published of volume of poems in English, written by a resident of America. Bradstreet’s work is still being referred to today by many contemporary poets. Bradstreet was Puritan. Many critics say that her Puritan background is apparent in her writings as some of her poems allude to the Scriptures. “The Author to Her Book” can be identified as...
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...The Greeks' invocation of the muses is a classic element of epic poetry that the Romans later adopted within their own works. Homer and Virgil both make use of this technique in their epics. The contrast between Homer's quintessential invocation in the Iliad and the opening lines of the Aeneid reveal numerous differences between the two epics. There is clear reference to Homer's work in Virgil's first lines and both openings establish the theme of the epic. However, there are multitudes of elements within the Aeneid's opening that establish the epic as a clearly Roman work while maintaining its declaration as heir to the Greek tradition. Virgil's introduction in the Aeneid goes a step further than Homer's by not only establishing the theme,...
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...STUDENT ID: 018BA012 PROGRAMME: REC ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISOR: Mr. Simon Koffi Kpotchie DATE: COMPANY NAME: MUSE ON THE BUND CLUB Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS At RAFFLES EDUCATION COLLEGE SHANGHAI, CHINA DECLARATION: 1. Material that is in the analysis of the company internship is the final result of the work of my own work and that due acknowledgment has been given in the source data to all of them in print, electronic or personal. 2. The Word Count of the Internship Project / Dissertation is __________. 3. I have read Raffles College Group Policy on Ethics in assessment and I confirm that ethical issues have been considered, evaluated and appropriately addressed in this study. SIGNED: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the time of this internship I would like to say a big thank you to Mr.Simon kpotchie who has guided me and gave a lot of referrals. then I also want to thank the management of MUSE ON THE BUND CLUB that has given me the opportunity to learn and work in their company so I can get a lot of valuable experience that would be helpful for my future. truly grateful to those who helped! 1.1 The history of Company Muse on the Bund is formed of several members of the founding group. Nightclubs are supported by one of Hong Kong actress Carina Lau who currently owns three clubs and...
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...Pricing Strategy Sabrina Morgan Strategic Market Pricing Dr. Green February 2, 2012 Pricing Strategy I have fond childhood memories. Some of them are centered around Saturday afternoons at Ollie’s. Ollie’s was the restaurant that my uncle Oliver opened when I was about eight years old. The restaurant was a charming neighborhood favorite known for its burgers and homemade shakes. I shared many meals there with my family. I had birthday parties there and worked for my uncle when I was in high school. The restaurant nestled in a residential area and near several local businesses thrived for many years through the patronage of neighbors and regulars within the community. My uncle retired and closed the restaurant closed the restaurant two years ago. Recently I inherited Ollie’s. I am now faced with the task of how to reopen the restaurant and which direction to take. My choices guide the success of my business . There are many factors to consider when venturing to open a new restaurant. The building isn’t new but my concept will be. My uncle’s concept was basically a full service family style restaurant with menus items for breakfast, lunch and dinner. When I think the kind of restaurant to...
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...point of time. The urbanization, industrialization, shifts of population, and social trends might lead to certain social change. This in addition to, the emotional responses of a group of people, collective action are likewise being considered a supplementary aspect, beside social movements, the structured efforts to alter the status quo, and civil right movement. These genes may contribute to societal change over a short or a long phase of time (Muse, 2016). Therefore, social movements are the supreme of groupings of associations or persons who are concentrated on a common goal, such as political or social to result in social change. The 20th century has seen the most notable campaigns of its history which is known as the Civil Right Movement in America. These social movements might last prolong phases of time, enlist hundreds of thousands of associates; and cross religions, clubs, and so onward. This case of grouping has no formal identified structure, and their members work together and set themselves as companions of the motion (Muse, 2016). How answer you think life in the United States will shift in the next 10 years? Finally, In the next 10 years’ life in the United States will witness an increase in societal diversity, in increase to solid family ties and powerful spiritual beliefs. In the other hand, modernization will discourage diversity and change via scientific and logic- based worldview. Expansion of impersonal bureaucracy, beside the social change mix of...
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...1. Introduction: Greek mythology is the body of myths and legends belonging to the ancient Greeks, concerning their gods and heroes, the nature of the world, and the origins and significance of their own cult and ritual practices. They were a part of religion in ancient Greece and are part of religion in modern Greece and around the world as Hellenisms. Greek mythology is known and learned everywhere around the world. A lot of people refer to everything that is happening in the world such as fire, light, water to the Greek mythology. The Greek mythology not only includes myths, but it also includes a lot of details of the lives and adventures of a wide variety of gods, goddesses, heroes, heroines, demigods, monsters and other mythological creatures. Greek mythology has exerted an extensive influence on the culture, the arts, and the literature of more than one civilization. Poets and artists from ancient times to the present have derived inspiration from Greek mythology and have discovered contemporary significance and relevance in these mythological themes. Also, beside gods and myths there are the two world-known epic poems The Iliad and Odyssey, that focus on events surrounding the Trojan War. Before entering upon the many strange beliefs of the ancient Greeks and the extraordinary number of gods they worshipped, first I would like to show what kind of beings these divinities were. Then I will tell the stories of some of the most famous gods that have left a mark...
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...Adobe® Muse™ CC Cheat Sheet Common Adobe Muse CC Keyboard Shortcuts FUNCTION New Site... Open Site... Close Site Close Page Save Site Save Site As... Place File Create PSD Button... Exit Export HTML Preview Page in Browser Preview Site in Browser Publish Menu New Site (bypass dialog) MAC OS Command + N Command + O Command + Shift + W Command + W Command + S Command + Shift + S Command + D Command + B Command + Q Command + E Command + Shift + E Command + Option + E Command + Option + P Command + Option + N WINDOWS Ctrl + N Ctrl + O Ctrl + Shift + W Ctrl + W Ctrl + S Ctrl + Shift + S Ctrl + D Ctrl + B Ctrl + Q Ctrl + E Ctrl + Shift + E Ctrl + Alt + E Ctrl + Alt + P Ctrl + Alt + N Your first time using Muse? Be sure to visit www.adobe.com/go/start_muse for step-by-step tutorials. Copyright © 2013 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Adobe® Muse™ CC Cheat Sheet Edit Menu Shortcuts FUNCTION Undo Redo Cut Copy Paste Paste in Place Duplicate Select All Deselect All MAC OS Command + Z Command + Shift + Z Command + X Command + C Command + V Command + Option + Shift + V Command + Option + Shift + D Command + A Command + Shift + A WINDOWS Ctrl + Z Ctrl + Shift + Z Ctrl + X Ctrl + C Ctrl + V Ctrl + Alt + Shift + V Ctrl + Alt + Shift + D Ctrl + A Ctrl + Shift + A Your first time using Muse? Be sure to visit www.adobe.com/go/start_muse for step-by-step tutorials. Copyright © 2013 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved...
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