10 grade Media Studies: photogram and poem

Thursday, November 5, 2009

photogram and poem

The little boy who was so innocent that he brooded on eggs,

The little boy, who was too unique to go to normal school,

Has lived cloudy life.

But finally, his originality rises, making the bright world and clearing all the clouds.

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Grade Ten: Revolution and the Rise of the Individual (1688-1851)

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Divergent governmental structures reflect changing patterns of wealth, power, religion and new definitions of the self.
The Enlightenment uses reason to challenge authority through the role of the philosophe, but Romanticism emphasizes the primacy of the emotions in the process of liberation.
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