Category: Arts & Culture
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A Study of the Ominous: Goya’s Black Paintings
By nature, Francisco Goya was an extroverted, humorous man. He was a master of portrait, a court painter, and a… READ MORE
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How Toxic Para-social Relationships Affect Celebrities.
I for one am in defense for Para-social relationships. There are aspects to them that can help an individual. And… READ MORE
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Support and Struggle: The Role of Cultural Diversity in Mental Wellness.
Mental problems in adolescence are challenging enough, but for teens who come from diverse cultural backgrounds, the journey is more… READ MORE
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The Wall – Cognitive Dissonance in Musical Form
So ya Thought ya Might like to Go to the show? The beginning words of The Wall’s Title track “In… READ MORE
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The Creation of Microtonal Music
If you saw my previous blog, you may be wondering, “how can I start making microtonal music?” While it can… READ MORE
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The modern day vampire; What are they really?
When I say a modern day vampire I am not talking about in the media, I am talking about real… READ MORE
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Hauntingly Queer: Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe’s work embodies queerness through its exploration of identity, desire, and the boundaries of societal norms. His literature… READ MORE
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Why is K-Pop Important?
A lot of people don’t know the true reason and meaning K-Pop has to people. Let me start to break… READ MORE
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Francisco de Goya and the Relevance of Historical Context
What was the Spanish Inquisition in Relation to Francisco Goya? Born in Spain in 1746, Francisco Goya was raised during… READ MORE
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Preserving Ancient Traditions: A Glimpse Into Guatemala’s Mayan History
Located in the heart of Central America, Guatemala is a land with a deep and fascinating history. As we explore… READ MORE
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