Although you didn't provide the definitions, I managed to find them on the Internet. Here are the correct answers:
1. biographical analysis: <span>considers the artist’s personal experiences (biography has to do with somebody's personal life)
2. feminist analysis: </span>considers the role of women in an artwork (feminism is obviously <span>related to women)
3. formal analysis: </span>analyzes the use of formal elements in a work (this has to do with the actual form of the work)
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4. contextual analysis: </span>considers the religious, political, and social environment in which the artwork was <span>made and viewed (it studies the context in which the work was created)
5. iconographical analysis: </span><span>interprets objects and figures in the artwork as symbols (icons means the same as symbols)</span>
Since it lives in full light of the sun, it is considered luminous and shares characteristics with air and fire. Through its detachment from earth it represents spirit and soul. Dante has called the eagle of 'bird of God', while Jung defines it merely as height.
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Examples of arts that were passed from the Philippines would be: folk architecture, maritime transport, sculpting, weaving, carving, performing arts, oral literature, ornament, & pottery.
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