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t was related to the Cubist sculpture of Alexander Archipenko and Raymond Duchamp-Villon and to the Post-Cubist sculpture of Henri Laurens and Jacques Lipchitz. In Torso (1925), for example, Giacometti merged the Classical tradition with the avant-garde and reduced the human body to a grouping of geometric shapes which, together, capture the contrapposto posture. He was also inspired by African and Oceanic art—as in The Spoon Women (1926). Dan people of west Africa carved spoon type sculptures and they presented their work in the exhibitions in Paris at that time. Giacometti got inspired by those sculptures there.
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Ultimate goal
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Health- related quality of life is the ultimate gaol for medicine,health care and public health care including health promotion and health education.The other important goal is health- related welfare.
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Emile Durkheim
Explanation:
Emile Durkheim was a French sociologist born in 1858. His works are recognized by modern sociologist. Durkheim work was involved with how societies could maintain their honesty and consistency in the modern era.
The book 'The Elementary Forms of Religious Life' was published in 1912, is this book it examines religion as a social event. Durkheim connects the spread of religion to common living.
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How the queen sees Lily
Explanation:
The queen clearly sees Lily as something small and incapable of being on it's own, much like a kitten. Either that, or it means she sees Lily adoringly and like a pet, much like a kitten.
Hitler was a dictator that was responsible for a mass genocide of Jews, homosexuals, mentally ill people, etc, but mostly centered his hatred around Jews. This came to be called the Holocaust. This event also triggered the beginning of WWII. <span />
