Words and synonym Sentence parenthetical citation Paraphrase of sentences Approbation-Consent “If some artists in this show seem to be speaking a bit too literally, that may be because influencing local audiences was a more urgent calling than winning the approbation of far-off western institutions(Farago)”. According to Farago, there is artist who speaks the truth about the impact of local listeners who are quiet at calling than triumphant the consent of distance Western institutions. Atone-Expiate “In the aftermath of his tumultuous start in the final game of the World Series, Darvish hoped to atone for his collapse(Mccullough)”. According to McCullough, the aftermath of his vehement begins at the end play of the world episodes Darvish wish to expiate for his crumple. Amiss-Improper …show more content…
Copious-extensive “I just absorb copious amounts of photos and videos (Carman)”. According to Carman, it was full ,extensively with many pictures and videos. Desecrate-violate “One of the demonstrators, Ernesto Burbank, says they are trying to send a message that Wells Fargo and other banks are invested in oil companies that pollute waterways and desecrate the land(World)”. According to World,one of the helpers Emesto Burbank vocalize the message to Well Fargo and other banks which devote in oil factories to destroy water paths and violate the soil. Expedient-Advantageous “But what is expedient for law enforcement is not the test,”Mr. Byrd’s lawyers wrote(Liptak)”. According Liptak, what is advantageous for order to implement is not an inquiry, noted Mr.Byrd lawyers. Rend-Rupture “Some rend the very fabric of a city that fancies itself, quite reasonably, the nation’s cultural tastemaker (Haberman)”. According to Haberman, some rupture the good material of a city that beautifies it it, quite similarly the nation’s habit tastemaker.
of the city as we read, but Whitehead’s ultimate goal is to depict the effect that a
In 2013, just shy of my 17th birthday, I planned a day trip with two of my friends to see The Phantom of the Opera in New York. At this point in my life, I was entirely unaccustomed to large cities, such as New York City, and felt excited to experience the bustle I expected. While in the city, a woman informed me about methods to avoid the crime so intertwined with life in the city and introduced me to the concept that, just as New York City held many attractions for tourists, it also held some dangers as well. This idea takes pride of place in Edward Jones’ short story, “Young Lions” and its discussion of Caesar Matthews. As I learned a few years ago, the city truly contains amazement for those experiencing it, but, like all things in life,
...ace to place to fit the needs of the area. When you listen to Wolfe, you get one side of the story. Without knowing the other side anyone would agree with him and his opinions. Thirty years ago the city was on its way to a massive behavioral sink, but has been cleaning up its act. The streets, subway systems, workplaces, and attractions have all cleaned up and done there part. More and more people are living in the city. Wolfe believes that this city is on its way to the sink, but the city is proving him wrong.
When looking at these pieces, it is best to use certain modes of analysis. Levine made art that showed how corrupt and unjust he felt that America was. Welcome Home is a work of satire, where he mocks the major general of the army that he himself served in during World War II. The contextual mode of analysis can be used when looking at this work, because it was made right after World War II and it is in context of the historical time period. The biographical analysis can also be used, since Levine was so strongly influenced by what he saw in the army, and he therefore displayed his strong views against what he saw as “undemocratic” leaders.1 When viewing City Landscape, it is best to use a contextual mode of analysis. This piece was made during the ...
‘Most artists have critical and productive relationships with their culture’. The statement above can be considered through the art of Jean Michel Basquiat and Ai Wei Wei as they attempt to depict their own cultures. Both artists demonstrate this in a critical light in response to world events and issues through their art. This is reflected expressively through Jean Michel Basquiat’s “Per Capita” and Ai Wei Wei’s “A study in perspective”.
Every culture left a mark of its quality on New York’s buildings that change over time: some are old, some are new, some are tall, and some are small. They might have a lot in common, but not one building is like the other. Diversity is what makes New York.
When thinking of Pittsburgh as a whole most people would immediately associate the municipality with the title of “The City of Bridges”. But if you think of Pittsburgh as a whole during the nineteenth century, the city would be more commonly known as “The Smoky City”. The connotation of being known as the smoky city is not necessarily a positive attribute in most individual’s eyes. However, Pittsburgh was labeled with this title due to the different innovations that occurred in the city during the 1800’s. In Leland Baldwin’s novel, Pittsburgh – The Story of a City, Baldwin discusses the city in many different aspects from the mid 1750’s to the late 1860’s. Throughout this span of time the city went through many changes from the frontier days to becoming a booming commercial city.
As if imputing a memory or direction of which the mind should, must take, instead of, may take. To be viewed as the cities citizens, and governments, wish for outsiders, to view them; as they view themselves. Written by John C. Tibbetts, a review of the main body of work, “Houses without Doors” in which, “A Short Guide to The City” was published within, Mr. Tibbetts said, “A Short Guide to the City” are, in Straub’s universe, violent responses to fragmented identities.” This is one of a few reviews, writings, this reader totally agrees
The native americans are protesting to protect their land from the oil spill.In the article it says that native americans walked 1200 miles to protest for their land from being destroyed from the pipeline. The native americans are protesting for their land by walking and
The oil spill that took place in spring 2010 was a tragedy, but we can’t dwell on the past. As a nation we have the responsibility of moving on and finding a solution to the problem. Even though at this point in time the government is not allowing the people to participate in the clean up of the oil we can still contribute via small actions such as volunteering to clean up oiled wildlife or clean up your local beach and hopefully in time they will allow us to provide larger contributions. You must also understand the this was caused because we as humans in the technological age require the use of oil for our daily needs. If people found a safer less toxic approach perhaps we can avoid such disasters in the future. At the end of the day it is our Earth and we must take good care of it if we want to continue to inhabitant it.
Nowadays, people still exploit the nature for lucrative economic interests and commercial purposes or daily life needs. For example, the Dakoda access pipeline order that signed by President Trump which reanimated the Keystone XL pipeline and dispatched the other pipeline in Dakota that had grown into a main critical point for Native Americans. Due to this saturation, the Standing Rock Sioux tribes decided to initiate a protest near Cannon Ball, North Dakoda for the construction of pipelines which close to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. The reasons to start this objection are: firstly, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribes think the construction of pipelines could result in a great environmental issue and cultural imperilment because its path will pass through their ancestral soils, which not belongs to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, where their ancestries lived and were buried. They also advocated the reviews of historical and cultural about the land where the pipeline will be installed were insufficient. Secondly, they also concern about disastrous environmental destructions if the pipelines were broke that might cause oil leaking in order to pollute the Missouri Rivers which close to the pipelines were buried. On the other hand, the oil leaking would directly impact people’s living and health in the U.S., even though it will generate 8,000 to 12,000
Chicago by Carl Sandburg is one of the most amusing poems that I read recently. This poem tells us about a metropolitan city; Chicago, which is situated in United States of America. The poet seems to do a lot of critics about his own city but fortunately, he still show some respect and being proud of his own
It should be made clear in the present theoretical interpretation that civic life is not part of a fixed perspective, as neither it is the production of civic design. The production of civic design is understood as a complex group of actions that emerge from architecture, urban design, human geography, plus the institutional and governance assemblies that drive these forces (Inzulza-Contardo & Cruz-Gambardella, 2014). In this sense, Adshead’s paradigmatic view on the purpose of civic design is expanded into a theory of urban design behavior and production. Still, a ‘good quality’ of civic life should be representative of an adequate performance of the multiple disciplinary and institutional components that sustain and drive the production of civic
ases of the pieces are the artists’ iews, they are working to get a message across and produce awareness within their audience and it is important to consider the consequences of his/her work.
350.org formed originally to protest building the Keystone XL pipeline in 2008 but over the years evolved to encompass a much wider set of campaigns and goals all working to educate and protest climate change and harmful environmental practices. In Oil and Honey, Bill McKibben writes about the initial shift in 350.org’s focus from protesting the Keystone XL pipeline to educating about protest through divestment of fossil fuels. The shift from focusing on protesting the pipeline to protesting through divestment reflects the argument presented by