How much of this exhibit is focused on relationships: animal to animal; human to human; human to the outdoors.
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- Romeo and Juliet: The Text
- Non-Western Art
- Psychology of the Artist
- Musical Comparisons: Beethoven's Cello Sonata
- Examples of Interpretation: Psychoanalytic
- The Meeting Scene in Luhrmann's Version
- Zeffirelli's Version of the Meeting
- Close Comparisons in Narrative Art
- Buddy Exercise to Test Isenberg Claim
- The Anti-Generalist Argument in View of the Painting
- Orgaz and Critic's Text Together
- Individual Galleries in the Arts Colony
- Arts Colony Assignment: Further Details
- Arts Colony Assignment
- Paper Assignment
- Isenberg's Anti-Generalist Article - 2nd page
- Isenberg's Anti-Generalist Article
- Do General Criteria Apply in the Evaluation of Pai...
- The Generalist Use of Criteria
- Themes Addressed in class; forthcoming assignment
- Using Blogspot - Thumbnails and the larger Image
- Aesthetic and Non-Aesthetic: Grading Apples
- Close Look: Criteria and "Saint with Book"
- Close Look: Criteria and "Madonna With Flower"
- These are the General Criteria Rosenberg Identified
- Identification of Criteria Using Master Pupil Pairs
- Kellogg Gallery Assignment
- Oppositions
- Men and the Great Outdoors
- More Connectedness
- Theme: Connectedness
- Tie into my London Journal
- Welcome to the Blogspot PHL 301 Site
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