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AP reviewer

Economics - production and distribution of material goods and services;science of constrained choice;study of human behaviour as a relationship between the ends and scarce means; study of how individuals and societies choose to use scarce resources that nature and previous generation have provided

Goods - a product that gives satisfaction to someone

Utility - quality of the good

Economic goods - a product /service that can command a price when sold

Commodities - material goods

Services - satisfaction received from a professional

Free goods - goods that we can acquire for free

Capital goods - goods needed in manufacturing the products

Capital - railways,roads,machines etc

End - needs,wants,goals,

Scarce good - limited in number or in quantity

Economic good - scarce goods;limited

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MAPEH reviewer

MUSIC

Dynamics - volume of a sound / note ; breath of music

Giovanni Gabrieli - Renaissance composer that was one to indicate dynamics

Johann Sebastian Bach - used dynamic terms such as forte,piano and pianissimo

pp to ff - included by Joseph Hayden and Wolfgand Amadeus Mozart

Dynamic variations - suggests feelings,moods,or emotions

crescendo (<) and decrescendo (>) - gradual loudness or softness of a song

p - softly

f - loud

mp - medium soft

mf - medium loud

pp - very soft

ff - very loud

Crescendo (<) - increasing gradually from pp to fff

Arts

Drawing - enjoyable and very interesting activity

Animation - process of creating a continuous motion and shape change; Latin word : “act of bringing to life”

Rostrum camera - photographs the completes character cells against a painted background

Tradigital - coined to describe cel animation;makes extensive use of computer

Traditional animation technologies:

Full animation - process that refers to producing high-quality detailed drawing and plausible movement

Limited animation - use of less detailed or more stylized drawings and methods

Rotoscoping - by Max Fleischer (1917) ; animators trace live-action movement

Live-action animation - combining hand-drawn characters into live action shots

Stop-motion animation - animation created by physically manipulating real world objects

Examples:

Puppet Animation - stop-motion puppet figures interacting in a constructed environment

Puppetoon - by George Pal; puppet-animated films that typically use a different version of a puppet for different frames rather than manipulating one existing puppet

Clay animation or Plasticine - figures are made of clay

Cut-out animation - produced by moving 2-dimensional pieces of materials

Silhouette animation - variant cut-out animation in which characters are backlit and visible only at silhouette

Model animation - uses matte,effects and split screens are often employed to blend

Go motion - variant of model animation that uses various techniques to create motion

Object animation - use of regular inanimate objects

Graphic animation - uses non-drawn flat visual graphic materials

Brick film - involves use of LEGO or other similar brick toys

Pixilation - use of live humans as stop motion characters

Computer animation - takes less time to produce; encourages a variety of techiniques

2d animation - automated computerized versions of traditional animation techniques

3d animation - digitally modeled and manipulated by an animator;*Mesh - geometric configuration that gives that visual appearances of form of a 3d object

Steps Used by Animation Artists:

Have a schedule of your work

Plan a plot of your show

Draw sketches

Begin with simple animation

Draw the image

Keep doing until the action is complete

Once mastered,move into more complicated ones

Show your work

PE

Volleyball - team sport where two teams with 6 players are separated by a net;part of Summer Olympic Games (1964)

Common Faults in Volleyball :

Ball touching the floor

Catching and throwing

Double hit

4 consecutive contacts with the ball

Net foul

Foot fault

Techniques:

Spiking

Blocking

Passing

Setting

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Science reviewer 😵

Chemical Bonding - composed of 2 elements bonded together

Octet Rule - “All atoms of all elements desire to become stable (8 e ➖) “ ; atoms tend to gain,lose or share 1 or more of their valence e- to fulfill their desires

*Valence e- : outermost electron shell

* Noble gases - all of it except He require (8 e-) to be stable

Stability - strength to stand or a resistance to chemical change or to physical disintegratiom

Duet Rule - atoms like He needs to have (2e-) to be stable

Chemical compounds - tend to form so that each atom each atom by gaining,losing, or sharing e- has an octet of 8e- in its highest occupied level

Electron Configuration - describes the distribution of e-

Lewis dot-structure (LEDS) : Gilbert Newton Lewis;shorthand method which consists of a symbol of a element surrounded by dots.

Lewis Dot Molecules: atoms like to have 8e- in their outer shell

Limitations:

*Doesn’t allow for: H,He, and Li = already stable w/ 2e- (Duet rule)

Transition elements = needs 18 valence e- to be stable

*BF3 = only has 6 valence e-

When the valence shell is full the atom....

a. is stable less likely to react

ex. Noble gases (Inert gases)

LEDS :

NON METALS - always GAIN e-

METALS - always LOSE e-

Chemical Bonding : elements that do not have a complete octet tend to react,when the elements react bonds are formed

Electronegativity - a bond results from the attraction of nuclei for e-;

⬆left to right .....⬇right to left

2 major types of bonding :

a. Ionic bonding - forms Ionic compounds ;transfer of e- ;occurs between metals and nonmetals; metals loses e-(cation);non-metals gains e- (anion)

*When removing e- = positive (+) ; When adding e- = negative (-)

b. Covalent bonding - forms molecules ; sharing of e-

Binary compounds = has 2 different elements

Tertiary compounds = has 3 different elements

Polyatomic ions

Covalent Bonding - e- are being transferred (given up/stolen away);formed by sharing e- to attain a noble gas through electron configuration

H+1 + H+1 + O-2 = H2O

2 Types of Covalent Bond :

a. Non - polar covalent - share equally; Cl2 , N2 , O2 , F2 , H2 , I2 , B2 ; 0 - 0.4

b. Polar covalent - share unequally ;one atom typically has negative charge & the other atom has a positive charge ; 0.5 - 1.8

Single Covalent  bond - consists of 2 atoms held together by sharing 1 pair of e-

Double Covalent bond - 2 shared pairs of e- (4e-)

Triple Covalent bond - 3 shared pairs of e- (6e-)

If a compound is made from a metal and a non-metal, its bonding will be ionic.

If a compound is made from two non-metals, its bonding will be covalent.

Carbon structure = has ability to form a wide variety of molecules because

a. C -> tetravalent - forms 4 bonds 

b. C can bond w/ other C to form chains of differing lengths

c. C can also have 2 double bonds / 1 triple bond & 1 single bond

Organic chemistry = scientific study of carbon containing compounds

Organic compounds - natural

Inorganic - synthesized in laboratories ;manmade

Hydrocarbons : any chemical compound consisting entirely of H and C.

Representation:

Chemical/Molecular formula : indicates the kinds of # of atoms present in a molecule but not how the atoms are arranged /corrected

Structural formula - shows the atoms and their arrangement w/ respect to one another in a molecule

Condensed Structural formula - carbon to H bonds

Line-angle drawing - simplified version of structural formula

Stoicheometric conversions:

MASS to MOLE : Add the atomic mass,all of it>Then multiply with the mole given

MASS to PARTICLE : # of moles of the substance = mass of the sample➗molar mass of the substance

TOTAL # of PARTICLES: # of moles X 6.02 X 1023 ➗ 1 mole

* Imomove pakaliwa if +;Imomove pakanan if -

Percentage Composition: % total mass of the compound that is due to the component;Get the mass of every given  element then add all of its mass..Then divide every element with the result then multiply b 100 %

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I found cute pic on Twitter and I couldn’t stop thinking about Reigen and Mob  /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ ໒( ○ᴥ ○)ʋ

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English Reviewer

Elements of a short story:

Characters - make believe persons

Types :

Antagonist - opponent

Protagonist - central character

Flat - stereotype

Foil - in contrast with the protagonist

Round- complex

Spear-carriers - cast of a thousand

Static - does not change

Stock - special stereotype

Sympathetic and Unsympathetic

Narrator - tells the story

A good character has:

Plausibility - mirrors life

Sympathy - readers can feel what the characters are feeling

Proper motivation - internal force

Consistency - has no sudden transformation

Vitality - not stereotypes

Methods of Character Portrayal:

Direct - provides info through enumeration of traits / characteristics

Indirect - characters act out their personalities

How do they reveal themselves?

By action - actions & mannerisms

By word - gives clue to the character’s feelings/background

By thought - gives clue about the next events

By physical appearance - the looks are deceiving

By what others say - revelation

By Juxtaposition with other characters - contrasting their difference

Plot - structural element that refers to the series of events & actions in a story

Kinds of Plot :

1. Man in a hole: the character is trapped in a problem ; oldest & most popular

2. Man on the Road : the character journeys life and encounters stages of adventure;episodic

3. Man in a tub: unstructured & ordinary;realization from the event

Types of Plot (Structure)

1. Linear - beginning to end

2. Non-linear - with flashbacks

3. episodic

4. circular

Setting - place where the story takes place

Theme- topic

Point of View - perspective on how the narrator chooses to present the story

Types of POV:

1. Objective - 3rd person- objective; allows the characters do things w/o the narrator giving access to the character’s intentions

2. Omniscient - comprehensive;thoughts and plans are made known to the readers

3. Limited Omniscient - readers need to follow the development of action to know the next events

4. First person - the character narrates his/her own story

Literary Genres

Prose - ordinary grammatical structure;

*fiction- imaginary

* non-fiction- real life situations

drama - play intended to be performed

Poetry - written by poet ; has meter or verse expressing various emotions

Epic of Gilgamesh - oldest poem written ;Babylon;400 years old;half man and half god

Beowulf - 8th century;has 3000 lines;about a Scandinavian hero;first english poem

2 types of poetry :

Narrative - poem that tells a story;has a narrator;longer;often about a love story or deeds of a hero/heroine

    types of narratives:

1. epic - heroes with supernatural powers ;adventure;lengthy ; free

ex. Virgil’s Aeneid - founding of a lost nation;Milton’s Paradise Lost - beginning of the world history

2. ballad - song that tells a story;*Ballad stanza- four-line stanza

________ tetrameter

________ trimeter

________ tetrameter

________ trimeter

I think that I shall never see = 4

A poem as lovely as a tree  = 4

Lyric Poetry -doesn’t tell a story;w/ speaker;emotional and shorter

Types of Lyric Poetry:

1. elegy - for the dead;sorrowful;about the experiences with the departed one;formal

2. ode- gives praise and glorify someone or something especially God

3. Sonnet - fourteen-line poem that talks about love

4. Dramatic monologue - speakers talks to an imaginary someone but its not the reader he / she is talking to.

Forms of Poetry

Object Poem - has only one subject and the focus was on that subject;free in form

ex.  Apple

Red, sweet,juicy

It makes your tummy happy

Diamante poem - the poem focuses on one subject and it commonly forms a diamond shape.

Cinquain poem - five line poem that can be written by counting words ( 1/2/3/4/1) and by syllables (2/4/6/8/2)

Synonym poem - words need to be similar to the subject *last two lines should rhyme

format :   Subject - 3/4 synonyms-descriptive phrase

Tanka - 5-line poem that uses similes,metaphors,and personification (5-7-5-7-7)

Haiku - 3 line poem that is about nature & movements (5-7-5)

Acrostic Poem - alphabet poem;topic was written vertically

Free verse - free;open to the author

Poetic Devices

Alliteration - repetition of the first letter of the word

ex . She sells seashells by the seashore.

Assonance - repetition of vowels

ex.The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains.

Consonance - repetition of consonants

ex. Don’t eat in that tent

Onomatopoeia - a word  that resembles sound (whether animal sound etc)

EX. The murmuring of the bees.

Rhyme - repetition of the ending sound of the words

ex. Do not go gentle into that good night

     Rage,rage against the dying of the light

Simile - has the word “like” and “as” in comparing

ex. In the spring our palms peeled like snakes

Metaphor - comparing two things directly .

ex. Their high keening is an electric net pulling us in,girls who have never seen the old land.

Symbol- word/image that represents something

ex. All i wanted was to be one of those hybrid ornamental plums

Hyperbole - exaggeration

ex. crying a pail of tears....

Personification - inanimate objects are give human characteristics/feelings

ex. Bulbs broke out their boxes

Metonymy - referring a thing by a related concept

ex. lend me your ears.

Allusion - literary/historical person,place,object is used as a reference

ex. i often called him my Romeo for I was his Juliet

Apostrophe - direct address to someone was absent or an abstract entity.

ex. Oh my love,why can’t you please hatred so cold in me.

The Road Not Taken

- Robert Frost

- about making decisions in life

- make a difference

Auguries of Innocence

- William Blake

- Learn to appreciate smaller things

- Stand up and fight on what is right

- Be mindful of the things around you

- God is real

 Seven Ages of Man

- William Shakespeare from As You like It

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FILIPINO REVIEWER

Pang-uri = adjective ;salitang naglalarawan

Mga Antas sa Pang-uri:

Lantay = karaniwang paglalarawan

ex. maganda,bulok,sira,panget

Pahambing = may dalawang inihahambing at inilalagay ang mga salitang:

ex. mas..... , lalo.........,higit.......

Pasukdol = naglalarawan ng higit sa dalawang bagay

ex. pinaka........,napaka........,ubod ng......,saksakan ng.......,sobrang......

Pandiwa - salitang kilos;action word

Mga Aspeto ng Pandiwa:

Perpektibo - past

ex . Bakit mo itinapon sa ilog ang basura nyo?

Imperpektibo - present

ex. Tutulungan ka ng Dakilang Panginoon ayon sa iyong kakayahan

Kontemplatibo - Future

ex. Sasama ba kayo sa amin bukas?

Katatapos lang - may “ka” sa pandiwa

ex. Kararating lamang niya mula sa mahabang paglalakbay.

Pangatnig -  conjunctions;mga salitang idinudugtong para magkasama ang dalawang parirala o sentence.

ex. Ngunit.....,dahil....,datapwat .....,marahil....,at....

S.1 Malaki ang aking baon ngunit tinatamad naman akong pumasok sa eskwelahan.

Modal -  mga salitang nagbibigay kagustuhan

ex. gusto..,ibig...,nais...,kailangan...,dapat

S.1 Gusto ko sanang mahalin kita kaya lang malayo namang maging tayo.

Pang-ukol - preposition; mga salitang ginagamit kung saan ipinapakita kung para kanino etc ang kilos na isinasagawa

ex. para kay......,ayon....,hingil.....,tungkol.......

S.1 Para kay Shane ang bulaklak na ito , wag kang asyumera bruha...

Pang-abay - adverb; inilalarawan ang kilos na ginagawa

Mga Uri ng Pang-abay :

Pang-abay na Pamanahon - kailan naganap ang kilos

ex. Nagpapansin sila tuwing umaga sa mga crush nilang di naman sila mapapansin.

Bold = pang-abay  ; italicized = Uri ng Pang-abay

Pang-abay na Panlunan - pook kung saan naganap ang kilos

ex. Naglaro kami sa park ng taguan ....taguan ng feelings.

Pang-abay na Pamaraan - kung paano isinagawa ang kilos.

ex. Masaya kaming naglampungan sa ilalim ng punong mangga.

Pang -abay na panangga - pangsalungat

ex. Hindi siya pumasok dahil sa sobrang selos.

Pang-angkop - katagang nag-uugnay sa magkakasunod na salita sa pangungusap upang maging madulas o magaan ang pagbigkas ng mga ito 

ex. na ,ng

Narativ - pagsasalaysay

Descriptiv - naglalarawan

Expositori - Naglalahad ng facts

Persweysiv - naghihikayat

Argumentativ - pagtatalo / debate

Tanka - “Manyoshu”/Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves

- *Kana - hiram na pangalan

- maikling awitin na puno ng damdamin

- paksa: pagbabago,pag-ibig at pag-iisa

- 31 : bilang ng pantig

- 7-7-7-5-5    o    5-7-5-7-7

- naging daang pagpapahayag ng pagmamahalan

Haiku - paksa: kalikasan at pag-ibig

- 5-7-5

- *Kiru - pagbigkas ng taludtod (pause)

- *Kireji - cutting word

Tanaga - filipino version ng haiku at tanka

- 7-7-7-7

Stella Zeehandelar (India)

“Isang Prinsesang javanese ni Raden Adjeng Kartini”

-nagsalin:Iana Pastor-

Japara 25 Mayo,1899

*Emansipasyon= paghahangad na makatayong mag-isa-

Panganay sa tatlong anak na dalaga ng Rehente ng Japara

- may anim na kapatid na lalaki at babae

Pangeran Ario Tjondronegoro ng Demak (lolo) = isang dakilang pinuno ng kilusang progresibo ng kaniyang panahon ; kauna-unahang rehente ng gintong Java

Hoogere Burger School = pinakamataas na institusyon ng karunungan na mayroon sa India

Netherlands: nag-aral dito ng 3 taon ang bunso sa 3 nakakatandang kapatid

Labindalawang taong gulang: ikinulong sya sa bahay at ipinakilala sa mapapang-asawa

pagbabasa ng aklat ng Dutch at ang pakikipagsulatan sa mga kaibigang Dutch: hilig gawin ni Stella

Ikalabing-anim na taon : pwede na silang lumabas ng bahay at dumalo sa mga pyestang maliliit at walang kabuluhang paglilibang

 Hangad ni stella:Maging malaya,mag-aral,hindi mapasailalim ninoman,at hindi mag-asawa ng sapilitan

KAHABAG-HABAG: mababaw na salita para sa pag-aasawa

-ang batas ay ginawa para sa mga lalaki

Alamat ng Nga-nga

isinalin ni: Rogelio Mangahas

Haring Hung Vuong : naghahari sa Hilagang Vietnam;nang marinig ang istorya ay inutos na gamitin sa mga kasalan

Cao Tan : panganay sa magkakapatid;napang-asawa ni Xuan Phu;ang may hawak ng kalabaw ng oras na iyon;naging mataas na palmerang namumunga

Cao Lang : bunso sa magkapatid;umiibig kay Xuan Phu;may hawak ng araro at suyod;umalis at naglakbay dahil sa sama ng loob;naging yesong apog sa tabi ng batis.

Xuan Phu: umiibig kay Cao Lang at kalaunan naging asawa ni Cao Tan;galing sa pamilyang Luu;naging baging na ikmo

Kultura: Nauuna ang panganay na magpakasal

Ang Hatol ng Kuneho

isinalin ni Vilma C. Ambat

Tigre: gutom na gutom na naghahanap ng makakain ay biglang nahulog sa hukay; nang makaahon ay agad na inikutan ang lalaki at akmang sasakmalin;

Lalaki : tumulong sa tigre ngunit nangangamba na baka kainin sya nito;napagisip na dapat magtanong sa mga hayop kung dapat ba syang kainin ng tigre

troso: ginamit para makaakyat ang tigre;

Puno ng pino: nagreklamo kung bakit kinukuha ang dahon nila at sanga at di man lang pinapalitan;kaya sinabi nyang dapat kainin ng tigre ang lalaki

Baka: nagreklamo na pinaglilingkod sila nang matagall sa bukid at nang tumanda na ay kinakatay at kinakain na;at ang balat ay ginagawang kung ano-ano;kaya pumayag siya na kainin ng tigre ang lalaki

kuneho: pinabalik ang dalawa sa dati nitong puwesto

Nagkamali ng Utos

Kahariang Matutubina : kaharian ng mga tutubi

Haring Tubino at Reyna Tubina : handang ipaglaban kung sino man ang umapi sa prinsesa

Prinsesa Tutubi : lumabas at tiningnan ang mundo ng hindi kasama ang kanyang mga dama ay nilait ng mga unggoy

Niyuyugyog ang mga sanga: ginagawa ng mga unggoy sa bawat daupang sanga ng prinsesa

Mga Unggoy: Sinabing mas malaki pa ang mata ng prinsesa kaysa tuhod nito;pumayag sa laban; nagdala ng mga putol na kahoy

Umaga gitna ng parang : labanan ng matsing sa tutubi

Haring ng Matsing : inutos na pukpukin ang mga tutubi

PInuno ng tutubi: inutos na dumapo sa ulo ng mga matsing at kung may pangaib ay lumipad ng mabilis

Tiyo Simon

 ni P.S. Toribio

Tiyo Simon: isang may kapansanan na atheista ;sinabi na kailangan ng tao ang pananalig para may malapitan sya sa oras ng sakuna,kalungkutan,etc

Boy : 7 taong gulang

The Human Bondage : ni Maugham;dahil dito lalong naging bugnutin at magagalitin si Tiyo Simon hanggang sa siya ay mag-isa

Manika: kinuha ni Tiyo simon nang makita ang pagkamatay ng isang bata nang masagasaan ito ng trak

Aral: huwag isisi sa Diyos ang mga pangayayari

Kesa at Morito

isinalin ni Lualhati Bautista

isinulat ni Ryunosuke Akutagawa

Morito : Iniibig niya si Kesa ngunit umalis papuntang Amerika ng tatlong taon ;bumulong kay kesa na patayin si wataru

Wataru Saemonnojo: asawa ni Kesa na nag-aral pang magsulat ng tula para manligaw kay kesa;balak patayin nina kesa

Kesa : asawa ni Wataru na dating kasintahan ni Morito;naglagay ng maraming kolorete sa mukha kaya lalo syang pumangit;pinatay nya ang sarili dahil sa kahihiyan

Tulay ng Watanabe : dito nagkita sina Kesa at Morito

Koromogawa : tiyahin ni Kesa

Korea : kaligirang kasaysayan

Hwanin: diyos ng kalangitan ;nag-utos sa oso at tigre na manatili sa loob ng kweba sa loob ng 100 taon para maging tao

Tigre : di nakatagal kaya umalis makalipas ang ilang araw

Oso: Naging babae;humiling na sana sya ay magkaanak

Hwanung: anak ng diyos ng kalangitan:naging asawa ng oso

Dangun: anak nina Hwanung; naging hari ng Korea

Simbolong hayop: meron bawat dinastiya sa Korea

Pabula: kwentong may aral na ang mga tauhan ay hayop;ika-5 hanggang ika-6 na siglo

Aesop : ama ng mga sinaunang pabula;Aesop’s fable

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S t r a y  G o d

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Romanticism

a movement in which the artists of the Neoclassical period to show emotion,both subtle and stormy in their pieces

embraced a number of distinctive themes,such as longing for history supernatural elements,social injustices and nature

Landscape painting became popular

reaction to the classical,contemplative nature of Neoclassical pieces

 More emphasis on emotion

Characteristics: SECDH

Shows height of action

Emotional extremes

Celebrated nature as out of control

Dramatic composition

Heightened sensation

Artists:

Portraits =

Jean Louis Theodore Gericault

Eugene Delacroix

Francisco Goya

Landscape Paintings= depicts the physical world

Theodore Rousseau

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

Sculptures=

Francois Rude

Antoine-Louis Barye

*Sky= important element

Romanticism:

Intuition,emotion,imagination

Medieval and Baroque eras,Middle and Far east

Subjective,spontaneous,nonconformist

legends,exotica,nature,violence

unrestrained,rich color;visible brushstrokes

dramatic,carry viewer away

Use of diagonal,crowded compositions

Painterly style

often has visible brushstrokes

ROMANTICISM= Passion

Nature= natural environment

Individual more important than society

originality

expermentation

freedom

organic form

imagination,emotion

accepted subjectivity

country

spontaniety

the primitive becomes focus

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NEOCLASSICISM

Neo: Greek word = new

classicus: Latin word = first class

Western movement in decorative and visual arts

18th Century Age of Reason/Age of Enlightenment

Renewed interest in Greek and Roman classics

Portrays ROMAN HISTORY most especially ROMAN HEROES

1780 - 1840

artforms are inspired by ancient times

CLASSICISM - period wherein Greek and Roman principle styles were reflected in society

Characteristics: PFULOC

Potrayal of Roman History

Formal Composition

Use of diagonals

Local color

Overall lighting

Classic geo-structure

Alexander the Great - serve as inspiration to artists (Roman Style) and also to mimic the style

Artists:

Painting = a. Jacques Louis David (1748-1825) France                                               b. Jean- Auguste-Dominique-Ingres (1780-1867) France

Sculpture = a. Antonio Canova (1757-1822) Italy                                                          b. Bertel Thorvaldsen (1789 - 1838) Denmark

Others = Robert Smirke , Robert Adam  and Jean Antoine Houdun

Neoclassical architecture:

Rococo style and the Late Baroque to the style of Classical Greece and Rome

*Peristyle - a continuous line of columns around a building ; rare feature of Renaissance architecture

- TEMPLE STYLE = based on ancient temple;focused on applying classical elements to churches and modern buildings like palazzos and villas

- PALLADIAN STYLE =  based on Andrea Palladio’s style of villa construction;features a balustrade (a railing with vertical supports along the edge of the roof;balusters/spindles);classical method of crowning a building that has a flat/low-lying roof

-CLASSICAL BLOCK STYLE = has a rectangular/square plan , with a flat roof and an exterior rich in classical detail;has repeated classical pattern and series of arches;a huge , classically decorated rectangular

Neoclassicism:

Values = order,solemnity

inspirational= classical rome,patriotism,courage,honor

tone= calm, rational

subjects= greek and roman history

techniques = stressed drawing with lines,not color;no trace of brushstroke

role of art = morally uplifting;inspirational

composition = most figure in the foreground

lines = linear style

texture = smooth;no brushstrokes seen

Neoclassicism = reason

nature= human nature

society is more important than the individual

imitation

tradition

rules and order

mechanical form

logic

reason

attempt objectivity

town /cultivated landscape

constraint

conformity

cultivated,formal,social

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M A K E   M E   C H O O  S E   :    Y A T O   O R   D A Z A I

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Yukine Week Day 6: Past & Present or Strength

i noticed some interesting parallels between yukine’s first arc and the most recent chapter. yato and yukine sure have a way of getting themselves into sticky situations. 

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I saw this meme go around and thought we deserved one too

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The Capypa land’s magic!!!

Yato in his dream land  (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

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Yukine Week ❄ ➡ Day 6: Past & Present or Strength

“I think I’ve finally got this thing figured out. The meaning of life, I mean […]. And it suddenly hit me… That this is it. This is my reason for living, why I’m here.” 

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Distant storm GIF. Another somewhat crappy gif but I love it. Background based off a stock pic .