| EXAM # 3 Submit via CourseDen as an attachment (MSWord) by July 15th,
5 PM
This is entirely of Compare and Contrast
Questions. You will Choose 2 sets from the list below and write
a full compare and contrast essay on each pair that you choose. Please
number your choices, according to the list, and additionally, identify them
fully, so that there is no question which works you are discussing.
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A pair is one to the right
with one to the left of the same number. Label your choices: A, B,
etc. For each of those pairs, fully identify the works, using the
following scheme: (can cut and paste into your document)
A1.
Your
Left:
Your Right:
Period/Style:
Period/Style:
Title:
Title:
Date:
Date:
Artist/Architect:
Artist/Architect:
Location, ONLY
if
architecture Location,
ONLY if architecture
or architectural
decoration:
or architectural decoration:
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Please follow these directions:
filename: lastname4208Aexam3.doc
Name at top, followed by GRAD if you are a graduate student. Essays to be typed, double-spaced.
DO NOT submit your
essays in separate files, put them all in one document, with the essays
letter-labeled, and submit only one file to me.
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Do not take data from text or PPT videos verbatim--
paraphrase -- use your own words and synthesize the information, and add
your own reflections to these sources from looking at the works and
considering the issues. Do not limit yourself to the short segments on
the specific works, but consider also the information and opinion given
on the artists, their concerns, and movements with which they were
associated or notions and traditions against which they may have
reacted, influences on their work, &C &C &C. If you refer to images
not included here, cite them by PPT or ill. number.
This is not
a research project.
Do not do web research. That will earn you
a zero (0) for the exam, and for the course, as will any form of
plagiarism..
Remember that this is a WAC class, you will be
evaluated for writing: grammar, clarity, logic, spelling, word
choices, etc. |
To formulate your essays,
you should use your notes from class, the data in your text and, your own
thoughtful consideration of the works and issues.
This is not a
research project. DO NOT USE WEB MATERIAL -- it will result in a ZERO for the
exam (and a Zero for the
course). If you wrote this in the test period, I would give you
two
sides of a page for each of the essays, so let that be your guide as to length.
First, in list form, at the top of the essay, identify each of the
works in a pairs, with movement/style, title, artist, location
(for architecture), and
date.
Then, for that pair of slides, write a UNIFIED essay, using
complete sentences, in which you discuss the works in relationship to one
other.
State what the purpose of the comparison would be, and evaluate the
similarities and the differences between each two. Consider the purpose
of
each and its significance within the stylistic/historical period
in which it was created, as well as how it reflects that time and place, as
well as
Early Modernism. Use
proper terminology and explain what the terms mean, as appropriate.
You
might also consider the specific work in relationship to the artist's career,
their other works).
Also consider: media, size, style, location,
etc., as appropriate. Do not write a separate essay for each work in a pair. |
No late submissions will be accepted, so
start early. If I cannot open your document because you did not
submit it in MSWord, as directed, it will be considered late and will
not be accepted. In either case, you
will earn a 0 (Zero) for the exam. |
Choices: (click thumbnails to enlarge) |
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EXTRA CREDIT: Select from the chapters covered for this section/test
another pair of works to compare -- of your own choosing (or another
pair from above). Select on whatever basis you like, and explain what the
basis of the comparison is, and proceed to write the essay as per the same
directions as above. Make sure you give full title, ID info and the
reference to illustration number in your text or reference the PPT file or
provide an image (small -- less than 500K).
If you have
technical difficulties with the submission process, call CourseDen
678-839-6248. Prepare the document in your word processing program (MSWord
ONLY), then import it into the CourseDen assignment submission site. At the
CourseDen assignment submission site, find the ADD ATTACHMENTS button and
click on it. Then click on UPLOAD FILE, then BROWSE; This will take you to
your computer, where you will need to locate the file you saved there. When
you find the file on your computer, select it, and click on SAVE or OPEN.
Its title should appear in the Window, with a checkbox next to it. Click on
the checkbox, then click on ADD SELECTED and then click SUBMIT. (Make sure
you click on both ADD SELECTED and SUBMIT). You will see the title of your
file there as a confirmation that you have submitted it.
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