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While Renaissance artists focused the viewer’s gaze straight ahead, Baroque artists used the technique of anamorphosis to make distorted figures visible from a specific angle or through a mirror. This allowed the viewer to actively engage with the work and rediscover the meaning of art.   Renaissance artists typically represented objects by placing the viewer’s eye at the front...

Contrasting a submarine on a sunny beach with a submarine in the deep, dark ocean, explain the sources of submarine noise and the various techniques for reducing it. Emphasize the importance of developing technologies to keep submarines stealthy.   People are having fun on a sunny beach. The sounds of children running around, adults chatting, and a loudspeaker playing music fill the space...

  Smartphones and social media keep us connected in real time and facilitate communication. But overuse can damage our mental health and cause us to miss important moments. Balanced use and a digital detox are necessary, and a harmonious coexistence between technology and humans is key.   How is your social media? ‘○○○ commented on your post’ ‘○○○ and 39 other people...

Wellness is a modern way of life that seeks health and happiness, and has become a social value that emphasizes natural and human-centered elements. Science and technology have also reflected these changes and are developing to make human life more enriching.   Nowadays, modern people love the word wellness. Since the recent arrival of wellness culture, wellness has quickly become a social...

Emerging in France in the 1950s, auteurism viewed directors as “authors” rather than just directors, emphasizing the projection of the director’s creativity and personality into the film. This critical theory was promoted in response to the literary and theatrical production practices of French cinema and led to the rediscovery of the director’s originality, even in...

During the Great Depression of the 1930s, Keynes attributed the recession to a “lack of demand” and advocated active government intervention, while classical economists believed in market self-regulation. This debate became the foundation of modern economic policy.   In the 1930s, the world was suffering from a severe economic downturn called the Great Depression. Classical...

Durkheim examines the collective rituals of Australian tribes to illustrate the process of renewing community cohesion through the use of a categorization system of holy and unholy. In modern societies, collective rituals also create new moral communities, which Parsons and Smelser crystallized into functionalist theory. Alexander extends this to social performance theory to explain the...

In Western philosophy, the concept of nature has been interpreted differently by different philosophers. Hobbes saw nature as a state of disorderly competition and emphasized the need for a civilized society, while Rousseau valued the purity of nature, criticizing civilization and calling for a return to nature. Nietzsche saw nature as abundant and vibrant, and argued that humans should realize...

Fatty foods can develop an unpleasant odor and taste due to rancidity during long-term storage. This happens when the unsaturated fatty acids in the fat oxidize, causing a radical reaction. To prevent this, you can add antioxidants, store them at low temperatures, keep them away from air and light, or pack them in nitrogen.   Foods that contain a lot of fat, such as nuts, can develop an...

While the springtime of youth is colorful with love, the springtime of the elderly has a deeper meaning with joy and sadness. Spring belongs to both the young and the old, and through life’s various experiences and emotions, we live a richer life. In the end, spring is something that blooms in our hearts, and we should cherish every moment and live faithfully.   The spring of youth...