However, there are more than just what is about "Canadian- in his paintings; Thomson leaves the viewer perplexed in a world of purple sky and red trees, overwhelming the viewer within an enigmatic colour world of his perspective. "He began to paint that he might express the emotions the country inspired in him; all the moods and passions, all the sombreness and all the glory of colour, were so felt that they demanded from him pictorial expression. ... Words were not his instruments of expression - colour was the only medium open to him,"" and what Thomson tried to achieve were "truthfulness an...

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Herod partook in the mass homicide, slaughtering many innocents; "Cruell and sodaine, hast thou since/ Purpled thy naile, in blood of innocence". The mention of "purpled" corresponds to the colour of his royal robes. ...

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1. (a) Analyse the key concepts of religious experience as an argument for the existence of God. A religious experience can be described as one which enables God to be seen as a direct object of that experience. It is a non-empirical occurrence which can appear to be supernatural and drives the ...

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Bob Fosse's Cabaret (1972) is a film that uses the historical context of 1931 Germany to convey themes through utilising the various dramatic and technical elements of film. The well-known historical context of Nazi Germany provides the audience with an immediately confronting schema about the event...

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