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Thursday, December 10, 2009. While walking along the sidewalk on campus, you happen to come across a young woman. You see her only slightly through the bushes and near the trees. She has no clothes on, nothing to distinguish her, only her naked body. She is dismembered, cut off. To create "A Woman Lying Down" which forces its audience to confront the reality of violence that is acted upon women. 8220;A Woman Lying Down” is a bronze sculpture that was created by. S sculpture has a very unique logos in whi...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. Sarah Gilchrist (Spring 2010). Monday, April 26, 2010. This writing project has been the most difficult for me so far but also the one I consider the most enlightening. It took something I am unfamiliar with, art in the form of sculptures, and something I am uncomfortable with, the art of creating something for a public speaking purpose, and forced me to create something personal, which I was comfortable with. Your friend, admirer, and fellow fighter,. The object I am a...
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Monday, December 14, 2009. When I started the process of analyzing the art sculpture Ouranos, by William Tucker, I had a hard time getting started. When I first laid eyes on the sculpture I was worried. I thought it just looked like a big blob, and I was pretty sure it was going to be impossible to analyze and come up salient information about the sculpture. However, once I started to really look at the sculpture and give it some thought, ideas started to roll. I decided when I was going to write my fina...
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Monday, December 14, 2009. I was faced with a very difficult task. When I first saw the object that I was given I was taken aback. I asked myself “How am I going to write a 1,200 word paper on a large, bronze circle? The concept of unity that I was trying to bring out in my argument was also present in the two’s loving relationship. Wish to continue to surround myself with for as long as I live. Minister who worked throughout Latin America in schools and churches in countries such as. Where he graduated ...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. Ben Hanig (Spring 2010). Monday, April 26, 2010. Early when class started and we found ourselves outside the Sheldon, I remember that the class started talking about this project before our instructor even arrived. Many had already done their research and had some idea of what the project was. There were rumors of writing letters to statues, then embracing them or doing something else equally ridiculous. We all hoped that was what it would be. And thus it became. The fi...
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Rhetoric as Argument :. Monday, December 14. WP3 : Final Draft. In conducting research on the sculpture itself, I found little information about the artist, and even less information about the object. In a personal letter format? This is supported by my observation that "When viewed through certain rhetorical lenses, we are able to determine that there is a unifying concept that all possible argument can be represented by: change is both inevitable." I paired this concept with my investigation of the...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. Ellie Johnson (Spring 2010). Monday, April 26, 2010. Abstract art can have many different arguments that it is communicating. This is as true with any sculpture as with. The next part of the revision I completed was another global revision that altered the form of my essay. Ian pointed out that “if the title of the piece is one of the ‘most important’ parts of the sculpture, shouldn’t it be addressed first? The creation of art. By Juan Hamilton. Juan Hamilton. Was also ...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. John Konvalina (Spring 2010). Sunday, April 25, 2010. I was first drawn to you from afar by your extraneous leg protruding into the green abyss of grass. Even though this extremity seemed phallic, I knew it was a characteristic of the opposite sex due to your pop’s love of the ladies. Your father Billy. Other than that leg though, you’re very hermaphroditic. This shows that your father wanted to conglomerate all the styles of his work into one entity- You! And men a mus...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. Kelli Krueger (Spring 2010). Sunday, April 25, 2010. Dear Arietta II,. 8220;An incredible display of aeronautical skill, more bazaar and seemingly pointless than anything ever produced” is how Dylan Winter describes the flight of starlings preparing to roost in his Youtube video. Your name, Arietta II, is quite unique but significant. You have been named after a musical term, which actually means a short aria. Each evening, around dusk, multitudes of small starling grou...
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ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument
ENGLISH 151: Rhetoric as Argument. Joey Laughlin (Spring 2010). Monday, April 26, 2010. Dear Variable Wedge,. You change, shift, and fluctuate through the passing of time. Commencing on a linear path, your form growing all the while, you reach out toward the sky. On this series of steps, I hop into the abyss. While many simplify you into a simple tool: one of six elementary instruments. Conceived by man, in my eyes you serve a greater purpose. As your first step, I notice your form: a wedge. Evolving als...
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English 151
Sunday, December 13, 2009. One of the many sculptures outside the Sheldon Museum of Art, “Willy”, was made in 1962 out of welded steel by a man named Tony Smith. This abstract piece of art is differs from those surrounding it. A vast majority of these pieces show portions of humans or contain similarity with other. Later in life he did paintings and worked in architecture. As a result, his first work of art was a metal box which simply enough he named “ Black Box. E a more vast audience you are not limit...