I need to take either an art appreciation, music appreciation or humanities intro class, which one?

answers1: i personally like music appreciation but art appreciation
will also be great
answers2: eelsaher25-alsaher52
answers3: Art appreciation.
answers4: I can't speak on the other two classes but I tell you I took
a humanities class last semester, and it changed me as a person it was
a great class and I really learned a lot, I mean from cultures, to
literature, to everything else you can think of, and this is coming
from a college student that gets c's on everything.
answers5: humanities would be more interesting for a major. <br>
you can be a talk show host, reporter, journalist. <br>
music app, would be nice but the music isn't rock you know. <br>
art appreciation is fun if you love paintings and you learn the
famous artist. <br>
<br>
if you are confused of your professions, you will change your mind
any way. <br>
but a great idea in to get on the internet and find out what jobs are
surviving <br>
in this economy.
answers6: im a music geek so of course i would say music
appreciation.. but i also took humanities and i hated it!! it was so
boring! but i also like art and to learn about art. its really up to
you and your personal interests.
answers7: Art Appreciation, of course! It's an easy class and I
thought it was interesting too.
answers8: thank you rolling stones, for exhibiting the international
that a band ought to bypass particularly from end to end on the music
spectrum and be triumphant all of the on a similar time as, that a
band must be annoying rock and have deep love ballads on a similar
time, and that no count how lots of a toll time(and medicines) takes,
that large songwriting in no way gets previous and in no way loses
popularity

How much work is involved in being a humanities major? Are humanities and history close subjects?

answers1: History (no matter what anyone else tells you on this site)
IS considered part of humanities. Humanities are fields that examine
the human condition and include history, sociology, anthropology,
languages, philosophy, and natural and social sciences. (I have been a
university lecturer of applied linguistics and English for the last
decade or so and I know what the humanities are) <br>
<br>
If your plan is to attend medical school afterward, you really must
consider a science major as most of the better medical schools aren't
going to give your application much consideration without a good
foundation in science and at the least a BS and not a BA. <br>
<br>
You could always minor in history. Just a thought. In any case, good luck!
answers2: I'm going to be straight up with you....Humanities is not an
area that is going to get you far especially if you major in history
and minor in humanities. However, do not give up.....Humanities are
found in many areas of college curicculums....try lookin for another
major and minor that incorporate your passion in them. And no,
humanities is not related to history; History is histroy. There are
many divisions of humanities like Sociology, Psychology, Therapy,
Criminal Justice, Polical Science, Speech pathology, Social work.

What are the most highly paid jobs in the Humanities field?

answers1: You will probably not get rich with a degree in the
humanities. Almost definitely you will not get rich. Even if you get a
Phd, you will not get rich. It is hard to get tenure track positions
at a college. There are so many people out there with Phds in the
humanities, the compeition is fierce. If you want to get rich... get
a degree in something else!
answers2: There is no "Humanities field" in the same sense that there
is a geology field or an acting field. <br>
<br>
Most highly paid people who have undergraduate degrees in general
humanities also have a Ph.D in something. Of those people, many work
in higher education or government, some are consultants and
entrepreneurs, a few are authors, and the rest have created very
individual careers. <br>
<br>
If you are looking for a well paying "out-of-the-box" degree, you
should consider the sciences or certain business majors instead of the
humanities. There is an over-supply of humanities majors today. Good
careers that offer new graduates excellent employment include
accounting, nursing, certain types of engineering, applied
mathematics, and other more technical degrees.
answers3: Thank you for the replies, very much appreciated.

What form of art is Star Wars?

answers1: The films, yes. You could put it down to Cinematography,
which in this case is a combination of animation, photography and
camerawork.
answers2: The purest form of art-mass entertainment of the best kind.

What makes ancient Chinese art unique?

answers1: I would guess because it came from that area, and the style
of art is distinct among others.

Does Art have to be didactic to be art?

answers1: art only has to create an emotional response in the viewer
to be art. It need not have any meaning.
answers2: It is not enough to say that art is only about emotional
response. We also have to factor in the, "who," of the response. For
any given audience, you may have different feelings or maybe no
feelings at all. A more complete answer addresses the collective or
universal response. What does the art contribute to humanity's
collective consciousness, its collective dream, and its universal
vision. The greatest works are always defined in context to the
whole, both didactically and emotionally. This legacy brings us the
meaning.

What kind of gifts do art lovers like?

answers1: art supplies, art books, an art carrying case of some sort.
answers2: Im not sure about art major, but my husband is very
artistic. He always loves it when i get him a nice sketch book with
new pens, pencils, water colors, pastels, things like that.
answers3: I LOVEEEE SCRAP BOOKS!!!!!! <br>
they're my favorite thing to work on... i was going to go to school to
become an art teacher but i still haven't made up my mind. im in
college taking business now.(planing on switching majors) <br>
<br>
<br>
uhmm.. try a scrap book.. <br>
get different stickers and paper with designs on it, glitter and glue,
(spray on glue too!) <br>
get yarn and lace and buttons and .. well anything you can make a
scrap book with!! <br>
<br>
<br>
good luck. <br>
<br>
check google... see what they suggest! <br>
sorry if im not much help! <br>
<br>
aimee <br>
19 <br>
ny <br>
<br>
<br>
OHH I SO AGREE WITH THAT GUY!!!! CUSTOM JEWELRY!!!!!!!!!!!! <br>
<br>
perfect!!, You can check out Pandora... when you two are together in
the mall or something , walk past a Pandora store and comment and say
you like something. dont make it to obvious but a girl will normally
be like yeahhhh me too or hell NO (like i did, I PERSONALLY don't like
Pandora) but you can decide and choose what to put on her bracelet, or
earrings, or even necklace!!!! and you can always buy more charms i
think they call them.. ? regardless you can switch the original to one
she buys later or even put them together!!.. <br>
if she comments saying she likes it THAT WOULD BE IDEAL!!!!
answers4: Something that has to do with Art lol.
answers5: depending on the type of art she does, buy her really nice
supplies, like i love really nice sketch pencils (the ones that come
in the tin box) or really great oil paints...also make an artwork of
her, even if your really bad, it will show her that you care and
probably be a funny gift
answers6: An art book on her favourite artist.
answers7: Some really nice pencils and/or markers! I love to draw and
that's what I would want. <br>
Prismacolor is a really good brand but a little pricey. <br>
<br>
check this outt.. <br>
http://www.prismacolor.com/sanford/consumer/prismacolor/index.jhtml
answers8: Dont lose sight my friend, she an artist? Yes, but a women
first, and if you have a nice ring or significant piece of jeweler
made custom for her then you score two fold.
answers9: Something creative. Check for example these message-pillow cases <br>
http://www.giftids.com/vday/products/pillow_talk.html

What is post-colonial performance art?

answers1: "Post-Colonial" refers to the period after which all
colonies ceased to exist. Roughly, it means the world after 1950. Some
countries are still colonized but more than 99% of countries are
independent, now. <br>
<br>
"Performance Art" refers to art that needs to be performed, not just
hung on a wall. For example, if you created an image by having ten of
of your friends stand in a circle, for 5 minutes, that would be
performance art. The image would vanish as soon as one of your friends
left the circle. Having 9 people stand in a circle is not exactly the
same thing as having 10 people stand in a circle. Basically,
performance art is limited to a particular place and time. It is very
impermanent. <br>
<br>
"Performing Arts" are things like movies, ballet, and other forms of
theatre. That is not at all the same as "Performance Art".

What font is this, and good clip art site?

answers1: hey. <br>
<br>
you know its hard to tell what font is that. <br>
<br>
i suggest that you google a web site of fonts and find a similar one
and download it. <br>
<br>
and for the clip art?. <br>
<br>
hmmmmmm.i don't think i can help you with that thing. <br>
<br>
maybe you can also find results in google. <br>
<br>
search for clip arts or any keyword that is near with the idea of the
clip art you want.
answers2: 1) Avant Garde <br>
<br>
2) Black Jack <br>
<br>
3) istockphoto.com has decent clip art that's cheap. Do a search while
limiting the results to "vector art" or "illustrations." Here's an
example: <a href="http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup/arts-and-entertainment/visual-art/5084660-camera-icon.php?id=5084660"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup/...</a>
They have subscriptions or a pay-as-you-go system where you buy blocks
of credits to spend on purchases. The minimum buy is 10 credits for
$14. For this piece of clip art, you'd have to spend 5 credits.

I go to an art school and don't know whether or not i should stay in visual art or switch to writing?

answers1: Writing is a solitary vocation. If you want to spend hours
alone figuring out story, then be a writer. If you like people, then
do something else.

What are some famous visual arts or artists?

answers1: Salvador Dali, The Persistance of Memory <br>
georgia o'keefe, Ram's Head White Hollyhock <br>
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Le Moulin de la Galette and The Promenade (one
of my faves) <br>
Jackson Pollock, Number 18 <br>
David Hockney, Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio <br>
Frida khalo, self tehumana <br>
Diego Rivera, the Flower seller <br>
<br>
<br>
these are my favorite artist... hope it helps
answers2: From ancient Apelles to almost contemporary Picasso. <br>
<a href="http://culturexy.blogspot.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://culturexy.blogspot.com</a>
answers3: try http://www.art.com/ it may take some time but its really helpful
answers4: i quite do not recognize if there's a defined bridge between
artists and musicians yet i'm confident that the impression of song
seeps into an artist's works, moral sense or unconsciously. i
appreciate an excellent spectrum of song, from jazz to opera to rock
to human beings to new song to classical and blues. i'll't communicate
for different artists yet when i have were given red Floyd or
Beethoven or Leadbelly taking section in contained in the historic
past i'm confident the moods the song contraptions impacts the right
result for the artwork.

what does visual arts have to do with geography?

answers1: well in map making you have to draw a deatiled picture of
that area so that is art if you ask me
answers2: Accurate maps allow for precise navigation. A poorly
designed map, for instance would make it difficult, if not impossible
to drive across the country, or, within a city. Not only does the map
have to be accurate, but, the designer has to consider how the map is
read, be selecting vivid, contrasting colors of the features, a clear
legend of the symbols used and other details, like insets that also
have to be understood. <br>
<br>
Add to that, that the makers of these maps have to MARKET them in such
a way that a buyer wants to purchase THEIR map instead of a
competitors. So the covers have to be designed to catch one's
attention, and, show exactly and clearly what is offered IN the map.
In other words, it has to be designed in such a way that, if I want a
street map of San Francisco, I may not want a full, California road
map because it may not have the detail I need. The cover has to tell
me that FROM THE RACK, instead of my having to open and unfold the map
to find out if it has what I need. <br>
<br>
Good visual arts means good design, whether in fine arts, or commercial arts.
answers3: Visual arts is definitely not the most important part of
geography but here's a few examples: <br>
-drawing maps <br>
-planning cities (your drawing has to be proportionate, and pleasing
to the eye) <br>
-modeling terrain <br>
-making visual presentations (for example, modeling how convection
currents erode land) <br>
<br>
I guess its more a luxury than a necessity; but then again,
presentation is everything

what is subject in visual art?

answers1: Your question is unclear. <br>
<br>
Visual art is anything which we decide is art, and which we observe
with our eyes, as opposed to ears (music, poetry), noses (cooking,
perfume), etc. There is no restriction to what may be in the art. <br>
<br>
Some is representational - it depicts things in the real world. Some
is abstract, with no direct reference to objects. If you want to claim
that your textile wall hanging is inteded to evoke the smells of a
day-old battlefield, you can.

Acting/Casting calls/acting training?

answers1: first... get an agent. Many good acting teachers have
contacts everywhere. search them up. <br>
<br>
second... a website called castingfrontier.com you can submit yourself
for a preety low price. <br>
<br>
and be aware... watchout for scam. any upfront fees, traveling
classes, and contracts with keywords like "mother: (meaning forever)
watch out. Plus, google them.
answers2: There are several options. <br>
<br>
But first and foremost make sure your parents are willing to help you.
It takes a lot of dedication by the parents when their child is under
the age of 18. They have to be present with you or at least a
guardian has to be with you on set. They also have to make sure they
have all of your paperwork and even a bank account set up for your
that no one can touch. <br>
<br>
After that is all said and done.... <br>
Try Actorsaccess.com, also there is a magazine that comes out monthly
that used to be called the Ross Reports (the name has since changed).
That should be in any news stand or Barnes & Noble. Sometimes they
have special editions for children actors. Also look at Backstage
Magazine. <br>
<br>
Again, make sure your parents are committed to the idea. Or work hard
study, take classes, and when you are older do it.
answers3: find an acting trade magazine called BACKSTAGE. it has a lot
of show business info in it. you will need at least one parent to do
this with you. you can't do anything on your own at 14. if you have
been in acting since you were 4, what have you been doing for 10 years
if your just now asking how to start? <br>
your in the right place for this. take school drama classes and do
plays if available. get acting classes. <br>
do local theater and student and ind. films for experience, their open
calls a parent can get you on.

ACT accepted at UCI?

answers1: Your extracurricular activities, GPA, and SATs are stable.
i'd concentration extra on your community provider. further and
further human beings those days are committing extra hours to
community provider. additionally, colleges look at your very own
assertion. determine you're taking rather some time writing and
revising your assertion. additionally, make your very own assertion is
exciting and unique. I heard from the admissions counselor that
maximum pupils very own assertion became some specific ailment they
suffered by means of or how their mom and dad moved to the U. S. from
yet another us of a. So, I advise to stay removed from those matters
because of the fact your very own assertion won't get observed. Oh,
and regardless of you do, do not slack off on your final 3 hundred and
sixty 5 days of high school. anyhow, do basically what you keep on
doing and that i'm rather confident you will get into UCI.
answers2: colleges either accept ACT or they don't. If they accept
both ACT and SAT, as most colleges do now, then it is your score that
matters not which test you took.
answers3: Every college around the nation accepts both the SAT and the
ACT now, including UCI. And, it does not matter which one you take.
They will not look down on you if you took the ACT instead of the SAT.

colleges, schools, acting, help!!!!

answers1: Oklahoma University <br>
New York University <br>
University of Michigan <br>
<br>
Any of the schools in the "Theater Maffia"
answers2: NYU has a really amazing acting program. There's also Tisch
School of the Arts (also NYU)
answers3: NYU- general theater offering <br>
Syracuse- musical theater, theater, music, acting........ <br>
Hofstra- This is the one you should check out online!! <br>
SUNY stony brook- theater/ acting <br>
UCLA- most things. <br>
<br>
NOTE these colleges also have other majors!
answers4: You're going to find that people will be somewhat stuck in
the HS mindset at first, but you will likely see this fade away quite
rapidly. College is a totally new experience for everyone, so
personalities and habits will be adapting/adjusting to something
completely new. You will most likely have a much easier time making
friends in college, as people are there because they want to be, and
are more genuinely interested in meeting others and forming long-term
friendships. There is more freedom in college, so people let their
guard down more than when they were in high school, under the roof of
mom and dad. I'm very excited that you're about to begin this new
journey, and wish you the absolute VERY best !
answers5: UCLA
answers6: A lot of universities have a Creative Media Institute
program and not just the huge ones. Obviously if you went to UCLA you
would be in the right city to constantly go to auditions on the side.
answers7: NYU (N.Y. university)
answers8: Wagner College in NY is supposed to have one of the best
theater programs in the country!

acting coach?

answers1: Most of the good acting schools are probably in Los Angeles.
If you have friends that take acting classes, as them for the names of
good acting teachers. <br>
You can also join theCommunity Theater in your city.

ACT scores?

answers1: I have linked two items of information here. The first is
the average score by State from the official ACT website.The second is
a general statement about the ACT score from about.com. I found the
average score by State more useful. Good luck. <br>
<br>
Courtesy of About.com <br>
If you score a 20 on the ACT, you're right in the middle of the pack -
50% of all testers in the US have scored above you and 50% have scored
below you. But you'll need to do better than average to be a
competitive candidate for college admissions and scholarships. <br>
<br>
To set a target ACT score, your first step should be to research the
average ACT scores of the students who were accepted into the specific
colleges and universities you're interested in. Most schools publish
these numbers online. Generally, public state universities report that
their students scored in the low 20s on the ACT; small liberal arts
colleges and selective public universities like UVA report that their
students averaged in the upper 20s on the ACT; and the most
competitive U.S. schools report average ACT scores above 30. <br>
<br>
Once you find out the average ACT score for students accepted into the
schools you're interested in, target your test prep to match or beat
that score. This is a surefire way to make yourself a more competitive
candidate for college admissions.

Difference between Home theater system and home theater component system?

answers1: Home Theatre Shack
answers2: First of all you can't trust Sony for specs. They rate some
of their amps at 10%THD. A good amp is rated at 0.05%THD. <br>
<br>
Aside from that a component system has separate components not
everything crammed into one box. A component system will have at the
least a DVD player, a receiver, a five speaker system, and a
sub-woofer. Not to mention a display. A HTIB (home theater in a box)
has everything crammed into one unit creating cooling problems and
usually using cheaper parts. Component systems sound far better than
HTIBs. <br>
<br>
Also while Sony makes some pretty good displays they make lousy audio
equipment. Hope this helps. You might want to visit some AV forums
like AVS forum or Home Theater Shack and learn a bit more about AV
equipment.
answers3: An HTIB is basically a DVD player with speakers, in that
most often it only plays digital surround only from the DVD, and only
analog matrix/Dolby PL surround from its only stereo RCA in. The
speakers are matched to and made specifically for the DVD system,
including subwoofer amplification. A proper component system you buy
your choice of components separately. The receiver has all sorts of
analog and digital inputs, better ones with HDMI and A/V switching.
The receiver amplifies for the surround channels, but you use a
subwoofer that has its own amplifier built in. You choose your own
speakers, wires, and DVD/Blu-Ray player individually from the
receiver.
answers4: a dvd home entertainment system is one where the dvd player
is built into the receiver. i recommend against this. now the home
entertainment component(or core) system requires a dvd player to be
hooked into it. i do recommend this. just because if the dvd player
breaks you are out a couple hundred bucks to replace. where if just
the dvd breaks on a component system, you only have to replace your
player instead of your whole system.

Dream Theatre vs Bullet for my Valentine?

answers1: r u kiddin us. dream theater is by far the better band. it
isnt even sane to put bullet for my valentine in the same league of
talent as dream theater- END OF QUESTION!!!!!!!!
answers2: Hahaha! You're having me on!!!!! Ive never seen those 2
bands even mentioned in the same paragraph before!! <br>
Dream Theatre slaughters BFMV.
answers3: there is no answer besides you cant compare the two. at all.
dream theatre was amazing and new and different and innovative. and...
well.... good. bulet for my valentine is like every run-of-the mill
band that all sound the same nowadays.
answers4: DT is good and BFMV too BUT prefer Jonas Brother.They still
can't bet JB <br>
<br>
<_X
answers5: Dream Theater are an amazing band with very talented
musicians but i cannot listen to a whole album at once, it gets too
boring. But i do enjoy them. <br>
Bullet for my valentine are really good too & i can actually listen to
a whole album at once & still press repeat <br>
<br>
My Vote goes for B4MV :)
answers6: I really enjoy Dream Theater, I put on Black Clouds & Silver
Linings when I want to relax and just float away for a while. The
lyrics are awesome also, some very deep thoughts to ponder there :)
<br>
<br>
Candy
answers7: haha, i dislike both bands, but i respect Dream Theatre MUCH more.
answers8: I actually like both bands.. well, I like Bullet for my
Valentine's newer stuff more than their older stuff but I definitely
think that Dream Theater beats them in talent and their songs are
just... amazing. I just prefer the genre of music that Dream Theater
is, I guess. : ) <br>
<br>
If you like amazing singing with really good music though, I recommend
Kamelot. Gogogolisten! !!
answers9: Dream Theater
answers10: dream theatre by far please take some time to listen to
Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory album for the first few times
its maybe abit to complicated but after awhile it would be a part of
you life believe me I listened to it hundreds of times and i still say
it is one of the best albums ever created. Manowar Fan..........

Do you think Theater is a Nature?

answers1: Well, theatre is usually people acting out real events
(well, somewhat real at least), so in a way, theatre really does
mirror nature.
answers2: wow thats a good question LOL.. uhh.. all the worlds a stage
id say LOL.. good question
answers3: It means that theatre reflects nature - particularly human
nature. This however may not apply to some forms of theater.

Sneaking into Movie Theaters?

answers1: no but u can movie skip! <br>
<br>
just pay for 1 movie! <br>
then whenever that movie is done, walk to another! <br>
<br>
thats wat i used to do with my cousins <br>
<br>
we would be at the movie theatre from like 1pm till 12! <br>
<br>
it was really fun too!
answers2: I don't know about you but my theater has cameras.
answers3: you can walk in with a group of big people and no one will notice!
answers4: Well at my movie theater sometime the guy that takes tickets
won't be there so yes I have sneaked into a movie XD Saw two that day,
but the second one sucked :/ However if your theater has the guy who
takes your tickets constantly there best of luck getting past him
without gettin seen

Would it make sense to title my poetry book this..?

answers1: difficult factor. search over yahoo and bing. this could
actually help!
answers2: No basically you are just giving it the name a number of
poetry by me. <br>
<br>
Pick a theme in one of your poetry and add it to the title.

What would be a good website to find poetry?

answers1: search on gooogle.,
answers2: boobtube.com
answers3: google!!!
answers4: GOOD QUESTION
answers5: <a href="http://www.poetry.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.poetry.com/</a> <br>
<a href="http://poetry.eserver.org/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://poetry.eserver.org/</a>
answers6: <a href="http://dir.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/Literature/Poetry?skw=poetry"class=Clr-b>http://dir.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/Lit...</a>
<br>
<a href="http://www.plagiarist.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.plagiarist.com/</a> <br>
<a href="http://www.everypoet.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.everypoet.com/</a> <br>
http://www.poetryarchive.org/poetryarchive/home.do
answers7: http://www.helium.com/items/1173228-dad <br>
<br>
Helium.com....there are thousands of poems there.............feel free
to recite one of mine if you like. <br>
<br>
Ladymermaid
answers8: Alsopreview.com <br>
<br>
http://www.poetrykit.org/comps.htm <br>
<br>
http://www.poetrysociety.org.uk/ <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
Browse the List of Poems <br>
<br>
http://plagiarist.com/poetry/list/ <br>
<br>
http://education.yahoo.com/homework_help... <br>
<br>
http://www.bygosh.com/poems/index.htm <br>
<br>
http://www.poemhunter.com/ <br>
<br>
http://www.gpc.edu/~shale/humanities/com... <br>
<br>
http://poetryfoundation.org/ <br>
<br>
http://www.poetryamerica.com/index.asp <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
LOVE STUFF. <br>
<br>
http://www.ilovepoetry.com/
answers9: www.sparknotes.com <br>
in this website try poetry. u will even find notes.

Where can I find Dadaist poetry?

answers1: caz very occasionally wites dada-esque poetry
..brilliantly...check with caz. <br>
seriously Dada-esque..if only I could write so..*sighs*... <br>
I kept 2 .about 18 months ago.. no Dada on here, for a while though.;( <br>
<br>
<br>
*Dada-esque....:)...k?*
answers2: Zombie Logic Review is one of the few poetry journals that
still publishes surrealist and dadaist poetry. Zombie Logic Press is
one of the few literary presses that publishes Dadaist book. The Press
of the Third Mind also publishes Dadaism.
answers3: Here's one from our very own TD Euwaite .... five years ago... <br>
<br>
<br>
I wrote this just before Christmas. Shad is the one who started this
movement. I just bent it a little. <br>
<br>
___________________ <br>
I stumbled across______ <br>
[[[[[your hiding place]]]]] <br>
______While looking for <br>
a recipe for trout <{==< <br>
<br>
The answers that I got were wide and varied <br>
(A-Z) <br>
<br>
Some folks asked if I fished \___/ <br>
Others asked if I was married?$? <br>
<br>
I dusted off ***** <br>
*****my shoebox [___] <br>
full of scribbles = @&@ <br>
And posted some poems {zzzz} <br>
For your review :-( <br>
<br>
The answers that I got were wide and varied <br>
(I love you! I hate! Who U?) <br>
<br>
Thanks, everyone --- !!!!!!!! <br>
For your encouragement (YA!) <br>
<br>
ZZZZZZZzzzaP! And your energy! <br>
I love you all (well, almost all) <br>
_____________________
answers4: problematic thing. look into onto the search engines. that may help!

How do you write poetry?

answers1: I most times write the rhyming type poems..i have for many years. <br>
I have some old ones i re-do,Most were from news events and dark. <br>
I also wrote one about someone i knew that hung themselves years ago
on Christmas eve. <br>
That was terrible to write,but everyone liked it.You can check my
profile for one <br>
I made up in seconds.no rhymes,but nasty.To scare people. <br>
Lately i wrote a few >what i consider ,,trash< love poems and heartbreak. <br>
Of course everyone thought it was a bout me,So,when you write <br>
let your feelings be expressed,doesn't have to be perfect, <br>
If you wish,check my questions.read some,go to the poem category. <br>
See what you like...good luck..write some..
answers2: Get a piece of paper, and a pencil. <br>
Think of an idea, setting, person, action, something. <br>
(Look up poetry forms, to decide you want to do) <br>
You can write a poem that has short lines that rhyme, <br>
or you can write a poem that's basically a story, which is free verse. <br>
<br>
Poetry is written so differently by a lot of people.
answers3: I don't write poetry, but i write song lyrics. I'll use bits
of my songwriting process to help you out. <br>
<br>
I guess what I'd recommend is before starting, decide what you want
your poem to be about. Make a list of words and phrases that go along
with your theme that you might like to include. Maybe even longer
phrases or sentences. Soon, you'll find the words coming more
naturally.
answers4: the basic thing is to get the last words of line to rhyme on
every other line <br>
like line1-3 and 2-4
answers5: look at different examples of poems and that's all i can
really say. I've never written poems before but i have little goes
when i feel sad. It's mostly just descriptive words. Look up literary
devices for poems. I think i've got a poem somewhere on my page in the
"about me" bit and that was a first-time try for me.... but im not
sure.
answers6: try a poetry website like poetry.com.

What are some tips on writing good poetry?

answers1: How to write good poetry: <br>
<br>
Don't. All modern poetry is pretentious and self absorbed. All the
good poetry has already been written.
answers2: complex matter. lookup from google and yahoo. this can assist!
answers3: The best thing you can do to help your own writing is read
lots of good poetry. Read the great poets of the past, and read a
wide variety of the poetry being published today. Don't read just one
kind of poetry. Stretch your imagination by reading both formal verse
(poetry that uses rhyme and meter) and free verse. You'll be amazed
how much your own writing improves as you expose yourself to the work
of more experienced poets. <br>
<br>
A couple of things you'll notice about good poetry: <br>
<br>
Concrete images are better than abstractions. Instead of making
statements about "love," "life," "truth," "justice," and so on, write
about things that readers can see, hear, touch, taste, and smell. <br>
<br>
Specific details are better than vague generalizations. Don't just
tell your readers that a person is smart, brave, kind, etc.; show
those traits in action. Don't just say that a scene is beautiful or
peaceful or scary or whatever; give details that let the readers
experience for themselves what it's like.
answers4: problematic subject. try searching in search engines like
google. just that can help!
answers5: the best thing to keep in mind is to remember to keep your
heart in the poems. Without heart poetry is purely words on paper...
answers6: You already have some good (and poor) advice here but one
thing that is seldom mentioned is Vocabulary. <br>
<br>
It is not necessary to become a sesquipedalian (someone who uses big
words) in order to write good poetry. However, a "good" poem often
hinges on its words, and finding a "best" word is often a matter of
trial and error. The larger your vocabulary, the more choices you will
have at your command. <br>
<br>
Read a lot, keeping a dictionary with you as you read. In addition to
looking up the new words you encounter, you should also stop and look
up familiar words that are used in different ways.
answers7: i love poetry and recently finished a two or three week
course on it. i learned that there are different types of poems that
can help you if you feel stuck because it will help with format.
however, i find that my best poems are the poems that i write free
verse, with no set structure. Also, not all poems rhyme so dont force
it. all poems with forced rhyme schemes sound childish and
amateurish. take note of punctuation and the end of lines because
depending where you cut lines or stanzas can create a pause in the
reader because their eyes see white or a period and its a small pause
that creates dramatic effect. a lot of times i have lines that are one
word long. also i like to use repititon. oh and poems are hardely ever
revised, idk why thats just what my creative writing teacher said.
hope i helped and good luck :)

What legal philosophy does President Donald Trump see the world through?

answers1: He has no philosophy and has no clue what that even means.
answers2: None.
answers3: Whatever philosophy the most powerful human on the planet
has, if it is a moment of being representative of a country like the
United States, he must do what he must to survive it. In other words
try to get away with whatever he can and don't try to get away with
things he cant get away with.
answers4: Narcissism?
answers5: A better one than Hillary did. <br>
That is for sure.
answers6: The philosophy of the legal authority of the Presidential
Office (not the individual) <br>
<br>
<br>
Again it governs the limitations of the office and not the individual
answers7: "If I can get away with it, who cares if it's illegal?".
answers8: bigotry ...
answers9: Money for Me. Adds to his wealth.
answers10: What makes you think that Trump adheres to, or even
understands, any "legal philosophy"? Unlke President Obama, who has
taught Constitutional Law at one of the best law schools in the world,
Trump isn't even a lawyer, and I'm quite sure he's never even heard of
(to choose just one important example) Judge Jerome Frank and his
theory of "legal realism." Trump doesn't read. He's an idiot.

What is practical philosophy?

answers1: Practical philosophy is when you look at the plain truth,
with no emotion or beliefs whatsover, The judicial system is a good
example of practical philosophy <br>
<br>
For example, if your fighting a war and appear to be losing philosophy
would say to never give up hope and strive toward your goal to have a
chance at victory, where as practical philosophy would say that, being
that your odds are bad, your probobly going to lose the war
answers2: try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Practical_philosophy
answers3: you prefer practical philosophy over regular philosophy? how
could you know that unless you know what practical philosophy is, in
which case I ask, don't you know already?
answers4: One you make up for just your own guidance. Mine is 20 letters. <br>
If it is to be, it is up to me.
answers5: Practical Philosophy zeros in on the way that philosophical
principles relate to actuality
answers6: Don't know that you can get a philosophy that is practical
but you might mean Pragmatism. If you do mean Pragmatism than you
should read Charles S. Pierce, William James, John Dewey, or a more
contemporaneous philosopher like Richard Rorty.
answers7: All practical philosophy is ideological. It's only practical
so long as its basis remains true. I think you are talking about
theoretical philosophy.

What are Christians views on philosophy?

answers1: There is some philosophy which does make sense and if
properly applied to Christian life can actually make the journey
easier. God created science so of course it also coheres with
Christianity. Knowledgeable Christians know that there is no
separation of science, right philosophy and Christianity. They bring
out the best in each other in fact.
answers2: They were great thinkers. It does not mean they were always
right however. Why include only ones that the world agrees with but
not always. Why not Marx, Hitler, Stalin and many others they too had
great vision but they too were also wrong from time to time. Not all
Hitler's ideas were wrong. One of his best philosophy's was " If you
tell a lie loud enough, often enough and long enough people will
believe." To this day it is used to separate everyone into believing
that there are superior people out there. In reality they are no
different then me or you.
answers3: Catholics base their morals in a combination of Virtue
Ethics (Aristotle) and Kantian ethics.
answers4: It is very useful to study. In their minds, like the
reflections we see in the minds of artists, we see the thinking of
humanity. "Art reflects humanity which reflects art" Philosophy
walks the line between art and science.
answers5: The philosophers began being philosophical by reading the
Word of God of the hebrew old testament and they began searching for
Gods truth and reality of Life! Sir Isaac Newton as many others were
literally disciples of Jesus christ, Isaac newtons battle Against
death/satan as the Lords has now come full circle...for proof that the
Science of God has now finished His mystery and has literally found
our enemy / Gods enemy go google Adam and Eve seed gathering medical
ministry and on the about page and services page are images of
death/satan that which Isaac newton called the shadow...also on the
about page much word on Gods Love for His Mighty Daughters of Destiny
of this Epic day of Gathering...it has begun...
answers6: I shall be entering into a Philosophy Major in a few months,
I'll get back to you. <br>
<br>
I will be taking Philosophy of Religion, and Mind.
answers7: I don't know that there is a universal answer to how
"Christians" feel about philosophy. I for one find them to be self
important, pedantic, often Godless, and completely irrelevent to my
day to day life. I mean, garbage collection is meaningful to my life.
Plumbers are meaningful to my life. Toothbrushing and flossing is
meaningful to my life. <br>
<br>
I have read quite a bit of philosophy from Kant to Descarte to
Nietchze and on and ... not one syllable really challenged me to
deeper thought and certainly made no difference in my life!
answers8: ROFL I love the guy taking the Philosophy of religion LOL,
that shouldnt take long it is best expressed in the immortal words of
WC Feilds "Never give a sucker an even break"
answers9: Ones philosophy always drives ones behavior. The philosophy
of man is what the Bible is all about.
answers10: I love the writings of Newton, he did write more on
religion than science. I loved Socrates opinion that people who think
that something has to be graspable in the hands to be real, were a bit
off. Plato's discourse on which was better a bad democracy or a good
tyrant was fascinating. Kant, I don't like as much. Aristotle has some
great stuff and some is just silly when viewed in modern times. Like
his make up of matter, the earth, air, fire, Aether and air.

What are some jobs that a philosophy major can get?

answers1: The employment outlook for philosophy majors is relatively bad. <br>
<br>
Simply because most companies don't employ "philosophers". <br>
<br>
The only real job that exists is in teaching. However as philosophy
is generally not taught in high school, these positions only exist at
Universities. The problem is nearly all of these jobs are already
filled and not expanding, as a result the number of philosophy majors
graduating is larger than the available jobs. <br>
<br>
A.k.a. no one gets employed and there are no jobs. <br>
<br>
What is viable to do, is major in a more profitable field and minor in
philosophy. <br>
<br>
For example often people who major in Law get a minor in philosophy
because lawyers often have to argue positions so having a minor in
philosophy is seen as useful. Anyhow the overarching point is, you
can get a good job with a law degree unlike with a philosophy degree.
<br>
<br>
There are other majors which also value philosophy to some extent. <br>
<br>
Mathematics for example values Logic courses because in math you have
to write mathematical proofs. <br>
<br>
Also English tends to favor philosophy for some reason.
answers2: I know you can work as a banker.
answers3: I have been studying philosophy and neurology. They have
both been coming to a point where they are about to merge in some
areas. One of the jobs that you don't here about with them but is
evident throughout history is Public Speaking. Becoming a public
speaker on both subjects creates a generous amount of cash. Plus you
can do it without the involvement of a degree. People are always
looking for some information and will pay a generous amount of money
for that information. You can rent a space two or three weeks in
advance, set up your marketing strategies and do it. It is that
simple, you just have to do it in a place that is geared toward what
you are going to speak on and if you do enough of it, you will find
yourself with a specific group that will attend most of your events
because they are looking for a specific answer that you have been
touching on the whole time.
answers4: I heard that some companies hire philosophers for their
extreme insight into every decision the company could make.
answers5: Night security, convenience store clerk, farmer. I have
done two of these. Farming is fun!
answers6: Most any menial job!

what is philosophy ? what are its advantages ?

answers1: Philosophy is the LOVE FOR WISDOM. Philosophy defines our
humanity in terms of questioning. <br>
It helps us think in a more logical and ethical way. <br>
We look and see thing in a more concrete way. <br>
It's not merely a common sense but thinking and seeing things with our
mind. <br>
<br>
Subjects of philosophy: <br>
1. logic <br>
2. metaphysics <br>
3. theology <br>
4. ethics <br>
5. rational psychology <br>
6. epistemology <br>
7.social philosoy <br>
<br>
but; <br>
<br>
Philosophy can be divided into five branches which address the
following questions: <br>
<br>
Metaphysics: Study of Existence: What's out there? <br>
Epistemology: Study of Knowledge: How do I know about it? <br>
Ethics: Study of Action: What should I do? <br>
Politics: Study of Force: What actions are permissible? <br>
Esthetics: Study of Art: What can life be like?
answers2: phi·los·o·phy <br>
<br>
phi·los·o·phy [fi lóssəfee] <br>
(plural phi·los·o·phies) <br>
n <br>
1. examination of basic concepts: the branch of knowledge or academic
study devoted to the systematic examination of basic concepts such as
truth, existence, reality, causality, and freedom <br>
2. school of thought: a particular system of thought or doctrine <br>
3. guiding or underlying principles: a set of basic principles or
concepts underlying a particular sphere of knowledge <br>
4. set of beliefs or aims: a precept, or set of precepts, beliefs,
principles, or aims, underlying somebody's practice or conduct <br>
5. calm resignation: restraint, resignation, or calmness and
rationality in somebody's behavior or response to events <br>
<br>
<br>
[14th century. Via French and Latin < Greek philosophia < philosophos
(see philosopher)]