Contemporary communication studies now refer to public speaking as a form of _________

Which group of fifteenth-century painters first used chiaroscuro to give the illusion of rounded forms on a flat surface

Lady bird [3.3K]

The Italian painter were the first group that first used chiaroscuro to give the illusion of rounded forms on a flat surface.

<h3>What is chiaroscuro?</h3>

Chiaroscuro refers to the use of strong contrasts between light and dark to affecting the whole composition of an art.

In conclusion, the Italian painter were the first group that first used chiaroscuro to give the illusion of rounded forms on a flat surface.

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2 years ago

How did roman architecture differ from traditional persians, egyptians, greeks and etruscans monumental architecture?

max2010maxim [7]

Due to discovery, experimentation, and exploitation of vaulting, concrete, and arches by the time of the Romans, their architectural monuments had as impressive interiors as they had impressive exteriors.Traditional Persians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Etruscans architectural monuments had impressive exteriors but lacked impressive interiors. This is because all relied on building in a post-and-lintel system that rendered their interior limited in size since they were used to support heavy loads to shore up their exteriors.

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2 years ago

How can people with diverse skills produce theatre

SVETLANKA909090 [29]

They can produce different types of theatre and make things more creative by the many different skill sets they have.

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3 years ago

Prompt

Andru [333]

Answer:

I would choose Born To Die by Lana Del Rey, why? because it's such a deep song, the theme of life and death and the circumstances that lay between them both, the movie would be based on a person who finds out they have only 4 months to live, they reflect on what their life has been, and what will there death be and what have they done to in between both their actions and their feelings towards this world and themselves.

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3 years ago

What does the audience learn about the relationship between roderigo and iago?

elena55 [62]

Here're some differences and relationships between both:

In Othello, Shakespeare begins the play with two foils, Iago and Roderigo at night: one hidden and the other in plain sight. The former is a villain, the latter a fool, but both are be dark lords of misrule.

Here's what they have in common:

· Both are targeting Desdemona (Roderigo as thwarted love; Iago as revenge bait against Othello)

· Both are jealous of Othello

· Both are expose Desdemona's secret elopement to Brabantio (Roderigo publicly; Iago privately)

· Both lose their battle against Othello in Act I (the Duke condones the marriage)

· Both seek revenge in Cyprus (away from the Duke's protection)

· Both are id-based characters (exhibit child-like behavior and seek immediate pleasure: Roderigo=lust; Iago=suffering of others)

Here's how they are different:

· Roderigo is public in Venice and private in Cyprus; Iago is private in Venice and public and private in Cyprus: (as such, they are two halves of the hidden, dark side).

· Roderigo is pure passion (he threatens suicide); Iago is calculated passion (he wants only to wound others)

· Roderigo pays Iago. Roderigo is the "money" and Iago is the "purse."

· Roderigo is a fool. Iago admits, "I am not what I am" to Roderigo, and yet Roderigo continues to believe and pay him

· Roderigo thinks his using Iago for his dirty work, but Iago is really using Roderigo to be his scapegoat. Iago uses Rogerigo to expose Cassio.

Hope this helps!

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3 years ago

Contemporary communication studies now refer to public speaking as a form of __________ communication