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What does the resignation by Thomas Chatterton talk about has emotional language, a sad, gloomy feel
what does the Chimney Sweep by William Blake talk about Talks about child labor, dreams about being freed, woke and went back to work, if the children obey they don't need to fear
what does Ozymandias by Percy Shelley talk about talks about a statue in the desert, how empires can and will fade eventually, modern imperalism will be forgotten
what does Recessional by Rudyard Kipling take about it talks about how Britain will lost their empire if they forget their Christian religion
what does the White Man's burden by Rudyard Kipling talk about a paternalist poem that discusses how superior nations have a duty to guide and maintain inferior nations
What does My Dream by Christina Rosetti talk about it talks about a crocodile that symbolizes England, main idea is that Imperialism is oppressing, but the empire will fade and become smaller
what is Deontology? Idea that says there are rigid erules for what is right and wrong
what is Consequentialism? idea that says desicions are good or bad depending on what the consequences are
what is Virtue Ethics idea that says you make decisions based on whether or not it makes you more or less human
what is marxism idea that says those who have are oppressing those who don't have
what is utilitarianism idea that says you make desicions based on whether or not it makes you happy
what is social darwinism takes Charles Darwin's survival of the fittest idea and applies it to human society, rewards go to those who are the strongest
explain The Sleep of Reason produces monsters by Francisco Goya was the first painting to portray monsters not in hell, romanticism's focus on the irrational over reason
explain a Distant View of Niagara Falls by Thomas Cole romanticism takes religious feelings and moves them out to nature, relief from the urban
explain Westminster palace by Augutin Pugin places focus on the medieval as being better, looks back to England's pre industrial age
explain Where Do We Come From by Paul Gaugin primitive painting, simplistic painting that gives the idea that civilization has made us sick and unhappy
explain The Horse In Motion by Paul Muybridge early form of photography, gives realism, kills realistic painting, doesn't capture mood
explain how photography in general revolutionized art and changed painting gives realism, kills realistic painting, doesn't capture mood
explain Slave Ship by Frederick Turner slaves being transported to America, very dangerous journey, men being thrown overboard
explain The Absinthe Drinker by Eduoard Manet impressionist painting
explain Interior view of the Gare Saint-Lazare Train Station by Claude Monet impressionist painting that captures mood over realism
explain The Burghers of Calais by Auguste Rodin impressionist statues
explain skyscrapers in general the cathedrals of the Industrial Age, uniform repetition buildings
what does Neoclassical mean? resembling the ancient Greek art style
what does impressionism mean? art that emphasizes mood and emotion over realism
what does realism mean art that is more realistic and accurate
what does Neogothic mean resembling the middle ages/ medieval time period art style
what does primitive mean simplistic art
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