Humn 303n - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

I chose to watch an original play and analyze an adaptation of a play. The play that I selected was “Othello”. I viewed the “Othello” film that was written in 1965 and the adaptation that was created in 2001. I was able to find both movies on YouTube from start to finished, and compare the two. The original Othello film that I viewed was created in 1965. In the original movie, Othello, who is a general, promotes and Cassio is selected as Othello's Lieutenant. Iago is an army officer who...

Value of studying humanities in the field of health professions Humanities such as art help in improving the nurses’ observation skills. Art requires individuals to take time to observe to unders tand the presented art. Observation skills are essential in nursing since it encourages nurses to engage patients without making any assumptions[ CITATION Mar18 l 1033 ]. A topic such as literature can help my career by challenging me to appreciate different opinions and approaches in my career. For...

Art Creation- Music/Dance/Poetry 2 According to Jacobus and Martin (2019), music is one of the most powerful of the arts partly because sounds- more than any other sensory stimulus- create in us involuntary reactions, pleasant or unpleasant. Dance is an interpretation of music and music gives meaning to poetry. Many people are attracted to the basics of music such as the tone, the rhythm, melodies and harmonies and look at the lyrics and really hear them later and if makes it so much more ...

HUMN 303N Week 2 Assignment: Essay – Painting Analysis & Reflection /HUMN 303N Week 2 Assignment: Essay – Painting Analysis & Reflection As part of the discussion this week, you made a brief explo ration of a work of art to understand its subject, meaning, and intent. In this assignment, you will explore an artwork in more depth to consider the context in which it was created. Choose any painting, and address the following: Explain the artistic movement associated with the work of art. Descr...

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Art Creation and Reflection 2 Art can be many things and represent a story in their own way. That’s why it is art. A popular form of art is painting. Paintings can range from many different canvases and types of paint. One most commonly used is oil paint. A famous style of painting with the use of oil paints is called impressionism. Impressionism painting originated in France and then migrated to America, which is why there is French Impressionism and American Impressionism. Impressionis...

HUMN 303N Week 8 Assignment: Essay – Interrelationships Reflection/HUMN 303N Week 8 Assignment: Essay – Interrelationships Reflection/HUMN 303N Week 8 Assignment: Essay – Interrelationships Refl ection As we learned in Week 1, there is a difference between being educated and simply trained. The purpose of education is not only to determine what someone can do, but also what kind of person they become as a result of their education. Studies in the humanities will advance the communication s...

Painting Analysis & Reflection 2 During the year 1943, America was approaching the end of World War II and one of the most historical movements for women arose through art. Norman Rockwell created an oil painting depicting a confident, strong, mentally and physically, and hard-working woman. Though, at the time, Rosie the Riveter was considered art it was a painting none the less. A woman, simply eating a sandwich, dressed in a denim work jumpsuit, and holding a riveting gun on her lap. Sy...

Art Creation and Reflection 2 Art can be many things and represent a story in their own way. That’s why it is art. A popular form of art is painting. Paintings can range from many different canvases and types of paint. One most commonly used is oil paint. A famous style of painting with the use of oil paints is called impressionism. Impressionism painting originated in France and then migrated to America, which is why there is French Impressionism and American Impressionism. Impressionis...