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Tesina pluridisciplinare dell'alunno

Tesina pluridisciplinare dell'alunno . Massimo Florio. A.S. 2006-2007. Istituto comprensivo "N. Scarano". Storia: Il Nazismo (II guerra mondiale). Ed. Fisica: Il Nuoto. Ed. Artistica: L’Astrattismo. Letteratura: Giovanni Pascoli. Geografia: Gli Stati Uniti. Tecnologia:

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Tesina pluridisciplinare dell'alunno

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  1. Tesina pluridisciplinare dell'alunno Massimo Florio A.S. 2006-2007 Istituto comprensivo "N. Scarano"

  2. Storia: Il Nazismo (II guerra mondiale) Ed. Fisica: Il Nuoto Ed. Artistica: L’Astrattismo Letteratura: Giovanni Pascoli Geografia: Gli Stati Uniti Tecnologia: L’Uranio e l’energia nucleare Inglese: New York Scienze: Albert Einstein Musica: Il Jazz

  3. Storia Geografia Tecnologia Artistica Musica Letteratura Tedesco Scienze Inglese Ed. Fisica

  4. Storia: Il Nazismo

  5. Geografia : Gli Stati Uniti

  6. Artistica : L'Astrattismo (Le Avanguardie) Una grande sfiducia nei confronti della razionalità caratterizza il clima intellettuale ed artistico degli anni successivi alle devastazioni provocate dalla seconda guerra mondiale. L’angoscia, il senso di precarietà e di inutilità rendono impossibile un’arte che rappresenti e dia senso alla realtà. In questi anni molti artisti americani ed europei si indirizzano verso forme d’arte in cui le forme precise e definite sono abolite, a favore di una pittura in cui l’autore esprime liberamente il proprio rapporto con la materia e la propria creatività. La pittura di questi anni è appunto chiamata “informale”, per l’assoluta libertà dell’artista nei confronti della forma, sia essa quella delle cose reali, o quella delle figure geometriche. Dipingendo quadri fatti di segni, di graffi, di sgocciolature, di buchi, di tagli, di bruciature l’artista afferma l’importanza del libero gesto creatore, superando l’obbligo di dover rappresentare la realtà o di creare composizioni astratte rigorose e geometriche. I maggiori esponenti di quest’arte sono: Jackson Pollock, Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, Jean Dubuffet, Piet Mondrian e Kasimir Malevic.

  7. Pittura Jackson Pollock

  8. Tecnologia : L'Energia Nucleare

  9. Letteratura : Giovanni Pascoli

  10. Musica : Il Jazz

  11. Scienze : Albert Einstein

  12. Inglese : New York New York is one of the largest cities in the world with almost 8 million inhabitants. It is divided into five boroughs: Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens, Brooklin and Richmond (or Staten Island). Manhattan (from the Indian name Mana-Hatin, meaning hilly island) is the economic and culturarel centre. It is an island between the estuaries of the Hudson and East Rivers. It is linked to the rest of the city by tunnels and bridges, the most famous being Brooklin Bridge. The Statue of Liberty is at entrance to New York harbour. It was a grift from France and commemorates the French-American alliance during the American Revolution. Liberty carries the torch of freedom in her right hand and is stepping out of broken chains. In her left hand she is holding a tablet with the inscription “July 4,1776- American Indipendence Day” The heart of Manhattan is Central Park. Four kilometres long and eight hundred metres wide, it is New Yorkers’ playground. Parallel to the park there are some famous streets, like Broadway, the centre of theatre and entertainment and Fifth Avenue, the most important street for fashion. Here, right in the centre of Manhattan is The Empire State Building, built in 1931 and until 1971 the tallest building in the world (381m, 102 storeys), and Times square with its theatres, cinemas and night-clubs.

  13. The United Nations headquartes is along the East river. The oldest part of the borough is Downtown or Lower Manhattan. Here there is Wall Street, American’s financial centre, so-called as it once marked the city’s northern limit. Nearby is the World Trade centre with its Twin Towers, the tallest skyscrapers in the city- 441 metres with 110 stories. An observation deck on the 110th floors open to the pubblic. In the same area there are the well-known areas Known as Chinatown, Little Italy and Greenwich Village. Harlem, New York’s oldest Afro-American ghetto, full of live entertainment and fine restaurants, occupies Upper Manhattan.

  14. Tedesco : Il nazismo Am 30 Januar 1933 ernannte Reichsprasident Paul von Hidenburg Adolf Hitler zum Reichskanzler: Dies markierte den Beginn der Diktatur des Nationalsozialismus. Bereits 1933 wurde in Dachau das erste Konzentrationslager errichtet, in denen vor allem politische Gegner inhaftiert wurden. Von Beginn verfolgte Hitler zwei Ziele: einen Vernichtungskrieg zur Schaffung neuen “Lebensraumes im Osten” und die Verfolgung der Juden, die mit Diskriminierung, Demutigung und Ausgrezung begann und spater in Holocaust endete. Das Schicksal der Juden verschlimmerte sich kontinuierlich: 1935 wurden die Nurnberger Rassengesetze verabschiedet, die personliche Beziehungen zwischen “Ariern” und Juden schwer bestraften. Juden verloren zuerst alle offentlichen Amter, dann wurde alle judischen Unternehmen enteignet. Immer haufiger wurden Juden in Konzentrationslager eingewiesen.

  15. Viele fassten den Entschluss zur Emigration, die meisten aber blieben in Deutschland, weil sie sich als Deutsche fuhlten und ihre Heimat nicht verlassen wollten. Auch andere Bevolkerungsgruppen: Roma, Polen, Russen. Homosexuelle und Behinderte wurden ebenso Opfer von Repression, Gewalt und Mord. Mit der Zweite Weltkrieg war auch das Schiksal der Juden und der anderen verfolgten Minderheiten besiegelt. Die Ausreise wurde verboten, schon seit September 1941 mussten Juden den Judenstern tragen. Dann mussten die Juden in einem Ghetto leben. Im Januar 1942 beschlossen die fuhrenden Nazis auf der Wannseekonferenz die “Endsolung den Judenfrage”. Dazu wurden Vernichtungslagern Auschwitz, Teblinka oder Majdanek errichteten. Im Laufe des Jahres 1941 gingen die Nationalsozialisten zur systematischen Ermordung der Juden uber. Die meisten Opfer wurden in den Vernichtungslager Viehwaggons herangebracht und sofort vergast. Allein in AuschwitzBirkenau wuden auf diese Art uber eine Million Menschen ermodet. Insgesamt belaft sich die Zahl der Ermordeten auf ungefahr sechs Millionen.

  16. Ed. Fisica : Il Nuoto

  17. Grazie per l'attenzione Spero che sia stato di vostro gradimento Fine

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