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ethos by a family's reputation in the community. Our current heritage in numerous ways refutes us the use of family ethos as sons and daughters should move out of the community to find occupations or parents seem they should sell the family...
gender roles have begun to develop from different movements within the arts and culture and education communication. (Mary 2009) semiotics or the study of signs has become one of the most "powerful tool of cultural analysis of the twentieth...
Catching Fire" on September 1 and have not been disappointed (Lisa, 2010). Katniss Everdeen comes from District 12, a poor region, assigned to the extraction of coal, the nation of Panem, with its shining Capitol City surrounded by 12 distr...
and reception of ideas, information and messages. Communication is not limited to writing or speaking. It is pertinent to consider the cultural aspects of the peoples and societies, the personal characteristics of individuals, to where the...
history. Representations of the human body in art, whether identified as religious or secular, raise questions concerning structures of power, ideology, and identity. Artistic renderings and religious interpretations of the human body privi...
visual language is able to use a set of powerful tools for the photographic medium. Photography as a quality explicit expression uses visual images that constitute visual signs, set from a semiotic framework for significant or plastic signs...
art premised on religious principles or beliefs. Investigations of visual presentations of the human body are examinations of the meanings and roles of the various intersections of art and religion. The implicit question of the dichotomy, w...