The Natrure of Art Presentation (Philosophy grade 12)
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Art represents the human experience and imagination through creative works that tell stories. It comes in many forms from different eras and places, using words, images, and other mediums. While each person's art is unique, sharing stories through art allows individuals to spread beauty and connect across distances and cultures.
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2) It discusses how the novel depicts the men like Tom Buchanan and Jay Gatsby as possessive and controlling, as was common for men in the 1920s. The women like Daisy, Jordan and Myrtle are shown as foolish, careless and manipulating men, reflecting the flapper culture of the time period.
3) Elements of the booming economy and new inventions, wealth and Prohibition areReproductive Technology Essay (Sociology grade 11)
Reproductive Technology Essay (Sociology grade 11)Amanda Iliadis
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Reproductive technology is increasing societal concerns by raising the risk of birth defects and medical costs, creating stressed parents who sometimes neglect or abandon their children. New technologies may allow genetic modification and artificial wombs, further exacerbating these issues. The future of reproductive technology remains difficult to control and may spiral out of control, worsening problems in societies around the world.Evolution essay (Anthropology grade 11)
Evolution essay (Anthropology grade 11)Amanda Iliadis
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The document summarizes evidence that supports the theory of human evolution from several perspectives. It discusses how the Catholic Church, genetics, primatology, and the fossil record provide evidence that humans evolved over time from early hominids. The genetic evidence indicates humans descended from one female ancestor, mitochondrial Eve, and the fossil record shows the linear development of increasingly advanced human species over 300,000 years.The Natrure of Art Presentation (Philosophy grade 12)
- 1. The Nature of Art By: Amanda Iliadis
- 2. What is the nature of art, and how is it represented in everyday life?
- 3. It is portrayed Of human That are a
- 4. Have been told for In many
- 5. Every individual has a And it is up to them to Write it down!
- 6. And its important to tell it so we may all spread the art of our souls.
- 8. from many different places and many different eras.
- 9. The beauty of words and how they are placed to create beauty. The Imagination & creation of each individual. Something interesting & unique
- 10. So that no matter where in the world you are
- 11. There will always be a story.