Humanities

watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQWKpKbvc9Manswer: But why did people suddenly decide to start creating images of the world around them?You must use only evidence from having watched the film to address this questionThe discovery of the prehistoric cave paintings of Altamira gave 19th-century experts a clue to this question – they first theorized the obvious, prehistoric humans painted simply to represent the world around them. But that was not a real answer, for these early artists only seemed to paint one thing – animals. And they painted their pictures in dark caves, too, well away from the eyes of admirers.Scientists who study altered states of consciousness suggest the answer lies in the hard-wiring of the brain. People didn’t just one day decide to invent making pictures. Rather, prehistoric artists were experiencing sensory deprivation deep within their caves – in a sort of trance state – resulting in powerful hallucinations. These hallucinations were of such powerful emotional importance they felt compelled to paint them on the walls. According to this theory, these artists were simply nailing down their visions.

This is a Humanities term essay. The essay will be a 3-4 page paper that includes research (at least 2 sources) about the benefits of studying/experiencing the Arts/Humanities as well as a des?r?ption of your virtual humanities experience.  Research should be academic and college-level. When writing about your experience, be sure to address the following:•    A detailed discussion (with research and citations) about the benefits of studying/engaging in the arts/humanities.•    Basic factual information about your virtual experience (What was it? Where can I find it? What did you experience?). Provide a link to your experience.•    Select 2-3 specific works/moments to describe in detail to “show” the experience to your reader. Include 2-3 images of your favorite works/moments from the experience.•    Your “gut” response. Did you like it or not and why? What was the experience like? How does this compare to being about to have a live experience in person?•    Your rational response. What did you notice about the performance or event that might be related to our course? Do you feel like you had more of an appreciation for the event after taking this course, or about the same? Do you think you will continue to attend cultural events (virtual or in person)even after this course?Paper Details:Only use the word document I provided. You may organize your paper as you wish, but it must include the following:•    3-4 pages of writing (that is, 3-4 pages not including the header, works cited, or images)•    MLA paper and citationformatting (see MLA guidelines for rules about font, spacing, etc.) Link is in Term Project Module in Canvas•    At least two cited sources (scholarly and college-level) about the benefits of the arts/humanities with BOTH in-text citations AND a Works Cited page.

The paper needs to be 2-pages long and on a speech he gave in 1967 or 1968. Focus on the main points and provide a self-reflection.

Read/watch them to answer the questions below:New York Times article:  “In order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, you have to start on the plantation” by Matthew Desmond. (This article is also available as a PDF document under Files.)The Quiltmakers of Gee’s Bend documentary”The Alabama Women Who Made Their Quilts a Part of Modern Art”Quilts of Gee’s Bend SlideshowFound Object Handmade ProjectIMPORTANT:  You must answer ALL questions for credit.1.  What is the main point of “In order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, you have to start on the plantation” by Matthew Desmond? 2.  What are three points from Desmond’s article that support his thesis (main idea) well?  (Write at least 250 words.)3.  Does having insight into how slavery formed today’s brand of capitalism help you better understand the poverty of Gee’s Bend?  Why or why not?  (Write at least 250 words.)4.  How does capitalism as depicted in Desmond’s article impact the lives of the Gee’s Bend quilters?  (Write at least 250 words.)5.  How do the roots of capitalism as depicted in Desmond’s article impact the lives of all Americans and/or the world today?  (Write at least 250 words.)6.  Do your own research on modern art. Post a link to an article that you found informative.7.  What are the hallmarks of modern art?  Who are some of its major artists?  What works of modern art remind you of the quilts of Gee’s Bend?  (Write at least 250 words.) 8.  From the Quilts of Gee’s Bend Slideshow, which are your favorite quilts and why?  (Write at least 250 words.)Pay attention:  Questions 2 – 5, 7, and 8 require at least 250 words each.  The rest have no word-count requirement.  Always post word counts for all answers.

Mellody Hobson Speech – How is it persuasive?Use concepts in ppt to answer the following questions to write the paragraph.Watch the video, Mellody Hobson: Color blind or color brave?Describe at least 2 ways Mellody’s speech can be considered persuasive?Did she have a call to action? If so, what was it?Use examples from the text to receive full credit.Your response should be written in complete sentences. This should be about a half a page in length  300 words.

Please respond to the Professor to the questions he asked in your own words. I provided the website and my response.Go to: https://www.valuescentre.com/tools-assessments/pva/ . Follow the website instructions. Discuss your findings and how congruent your actions are to what your stated values. Based on these findings, create a personal values statement. Which Ethical Standards for Human Services connect to your top 5 values? Discuss how these connections will inform your practice as a human service practitioner.This is what I wrote:The results from the assessment of the personal value indicate that I am able to live a life that is balanced and fulfilled. The results further indicate that I am able to take ownership of my deeds and I use my moral standards to guide my decisions. They also state that I am protective and considerate of others and that I have high aspirations. Additionally, the results show that I am true to myself and I strive to live my life accordingly, I am modest and unpretentious and I am dedicated to all that I do (PVA, 2021).Certainly, my actions are congruent with the values stated in the results. For instance, while at work and I am encountered with an ethical dilemma, I often make a decision to the dilemma based on my moral standards. Also, as a leader, when making decisions, I am often considerate of how it will affect other people.My top five values include ethics, humility, personal fulfillment, integrity, and commitment. I am committed to taking part in human services activities and participating in them is personal fulfillment. I exhibit integrity while managing resources of various human services causes. Also, as a leader, I am humble and abide by ethical principles.The results from the assessment will inform my practice, as I will focus on tasks that require the values I score highly in to maximize output. In addition, it will use the results to build upon the areas I scored poorly on so that I can excel in all areas.ReferencesPVA (2021). Personal Values Assessment. Retrieved 10 March 2021 from https://www.valuescentre.com/tools-assessments/pva/Respond to:Angela, are you able to share with us either a current or made up example(s) to illustrate how you would implement your five top values? Further, could you do the same for how you would go about building up your values that you scored poorly on and why?

Discuss the concepts of “East-West” and “Islam-West” cultural divides and argue whether or not it is possible, in your opinion, to overcome those cleavages. Be sure to support your statements.

examine San Fransisco, Chicago in depth and gauge their implementation of environmental, cultural and economic principles of sustainable tourism. Final analysis should include any revelations of how the destinations operate and do or do not apply principles of sustainability in their efforts. Remember, focus on the principles of sustainability instead of the term “sustainable tourism.”Minimum seven (7) sources required.  A maximum of two (2) sources can be the tourism office/chamber/city etc. website representing each location.  Scholarly (textbooks or peer reviewed articles) strongly suggested.

What am I expecting in your presentation:Memoir: summary with comments.  It should follow the country presentation.Country Presentation:Something about the Jews coming to that country and their history. (short)What the community was like during the colonial period.  It begins for example, in  Morocco is 1912; Tunisia late 19th cebtury; Algeria, 1830, Libya 1911, Egypt 1882, etc.).    Their involvement in civic life, Zionism, etc.  anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism;    A comment about urban/rural Jewish populations  (eg. Morocco—Atlas mts=rural/Casblanca=urban;  Iraq—Kurds=rural/Baghdad=urban) .I want a taste not a thesis.  It is to get your feet wet.Comments on how Europeanization (modernity) affected them?  especially religiously?  The foreign powers are different.  eg. Iraq–English; Syria — French;  Libya–Italian.  Thus, depending on the country you chose, we will hear differences (eg. speaking French with French education) and the use of Arabic. (Iran=Farsi).What happened in 1948—when State of Israel was created—impact on country and the Jewish population.What were waves of migration leaving country. Where did they go —Israel/other?  what numbers. Most of the answers to these questions can be found by searching the internet.  I just want some overview—-as I said above, getting your feet wet. You are NOT going into the weeds but I am getting a GPS on your direction. And most importantly, I get to see how you are beginning to dig the soil. (If paper 3-4 pages: 2 pages on background of country and about 2 pages on memoir).The country that I have chosen is Iraq and the memoir that I will be looking at is Last Days in Babylon by Marina Benjamin.

Submit a term paper on an important historical person in the humanities (such as an artist, dancer, musician, poet, etc.).Due Sunday 11:59pm (pacific) of Week 71000-1500 written wordsCite 3-5 scholarly resources from Barstow College Library Electronic Resources or Google Scholar (make sure they are scholarly!)Do NOT use internet websitesYour paper should include a 250-word biography of the artist. In addition, the paper should include a description, formal analysis, and interpretation of 2 works of art by that artist.250 word biography of your artist750 word description, analysis, and interpretation of two works of artIn a conclusion, tell me why you chose this artistA Bibliography with 3-5 electronic sources (do not use internet websites): Please contact one of our librarians for assistance in locating appropriate sources: Barstow Community College LibraryDo not use our textbook as a reference.Do not use Wikipedia as a reference.Do not “recycle” an essay from a previous course.Use a Word processing program to type your essay that you will submit by uploading it hereGive me good research, not mythological musings from someone.