Judith Thurman writes of Toni Morrison's literary style, "She treats the past as if it were one of the luminous old scenes painted on dark glass and she breaks the glass, and recomposes it in disjointed and puzzling modern form." ...

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It can be observed, "that the enjoyment of a modern painting carries one's attention not to a center of interest but all over the canvas and not following any particular path" (Rothenberg 25) It's a matter of symmetry and asymmetry that dictates the flow of sight across a surface. ... The build up from the beginning of songs in certain modern day genres such as electronica and dance music to its climatic point is what makes the music so full of excitement. ...

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• Grade Level: High School