'Classical mythology' diaporamas de présentation

Art and Patronage

Art and Patronage. Italians willing to spend a lot of money on art. ~Art communicated social, political, and spiritual values. ~ Italian banking & international trade interests had money. Public art in Florence organized/supported by guilds.

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Chapter Four, Lecture One

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Myths

Myths . Stories From the Beginning of Time. What is a myth ?. An ancient story dealing with supernatural beings, ancestors, and heroes. It explains the view of a group of people. Which cultures have myths? . Every culture has its own mythology

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Myths & Their Meaning

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Documenting the source Works Cited Listed alphabetically by last name first

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Greek idealism Balance Perfect proportions Human perfection Technicality

Classical Greek / Roman. Greek idealism Balance Perfect proportions Human perfection Technicality. Byzantine Christian / Late Roman. Favored symbolism over realism Highly religious Keen on production rather than content Lack of perspective. Medieval Byzantine / Gothic.

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MYTH AS ALLEGORY IN ART

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The League of Justice Vs Mount Olympus

The League of Justice Vs Mount Olympus. Introduction. Before the myth of Superheroes in modern day times, there was the myth of the Gods of Mt. Olympus. These immortal gods were worshipped by many in Greek mythology.

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Sylvia Plath

Sylvia Plath. By: Maddy Burrows, Blake Chernin , and Richard Masiello. Background Information (Born 1932- Committed Suicide 1963). American Born Exceled in school Won a scholarship to Smith Writing flourished while at Smith First attempted Educated at Cambridge University.

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Due Today: Contemporary Essay Final Drafts

Monday, 14 March 2011. Due Today: Contemporary Essay Final Drafts. Bell-work: Please get ready to turn in your Contemporary Essay. Get it in the following order: Rubric, Final, Rough, Planning, Pyramid. Learning Objectives: You will assess your prior knowledge of Greek Mythology.

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How is the Underworld Viewed in Classical Mythology?

How is the Underworld Viewed in Classical Mythology?. What is an Underworld?. In classical mythology, it is an imaginary realm where all human beings live after death. Homer depicts the underworld in the Odyssey as does Virgil in the Aeneid .

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Classical Mythology

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Introduction

Introduction . Andrew, Morgan, Rohan , Steven, Nishi, and Nick. Primitive Mythology. Classical Mythology. Greeks . Egyptians .

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