Art 100

Describe the shift in the Roman Empire that created Byzantium in the East and what would eventually become Europe in the West and explain the impact of this political, religious, and social split on the art produced in these regions in this era. Provide specific examples of particular works of art or architecture to illustrate your points.

arguments for/again the idea of "great books"

1: Identify and describe the types of nonverbal communication. (Body Movement, Touch, Voice, Distance, Territoriality, Time, Physical Attractiveness, Clothing, Physical Environment)

2: According to the study of proxemics, what are the preferred distances, or personal spaces, when dealing with people?

In this assignment, you will learn about team building and why it is an important skill for managers and leaders.
Identify two groups you belong to or have belonged to; the groups can be personal or work-related.
Based on your observations of how the groups function and the interactions among the groups' members, answers to the following questions:

What was the composition of each group?

What types of groups were they?

Were the values and mission of the group apparent? How?

Were the operational objectives or mission of the group supported by the individuals? How?

What were the attitudes of individual members to being a part of a group? Were they committed and compliant? Were they resistant?

Was there a leader and was the leader effective? What made the leader effective or ineffective?

1-World Music a Global Journey CD 1 - #2: Badra from Buzi/ Susap from Papua New Guinea/ Amadu

2- susap steel papouasie guinea.

What is one similarity and one difference between these two examples please?

thank you

As a student why would they pic the National Criminal Justice Association mission statements over the Georgia Department of Corrections?

Willa Cather's "Paul's Case" is rich with symbolism, particularly in the use of flowers as symbols. Examine Cather's use of flowers as symbols and analyze how it may contribute to either a theme of alienation or any theme of your own

The Vietnam War was a counterinsurgency that involved us in guerilla warfare that was similar, in some ways, to what we face in Afghanistan today. But the way the Vietnam War was conducted was considered to be immoral and unjust by many. Describe the prevailing arguments of what constitutes a "Just War," and assess the justice of the Vietnam War in that context. Was it a Just War or not? When can violence be morally justifiable?

What are the 4 myths of Individualism as developed by Ian Watt? What do the four myths have in common?

Why might acquaintances prove to be more important in the job search process than our family and friends (as is argued in the "strength of weak ties" thesis)? In what circumstances is embeddedness more valuable to a person than weak ties?

1. Discuss the characteristics of people who become leaders and how leadership type is influenced by the situation.

Reflect on your learning this week:

• Social perceptions

• Schemas • Automatic processing

• Error in social cognition • Non-verbal communication

• Attribution theory & impression formation

How might you apply your learning to your work or to other activities? You can also share and discuss a current events article or video that is related to this week's learning material.

Susan Wolf defends her view against the criticism that she hasn’t really solved the problem of free will by making a distinction between moral responsibility and metaphysical responsibility. Explain what she means by this

Explain the symbolic interactionist perspective in terms of global conflict and terrorism. What is the United States’ position in negotiating with terrorists? For instance, Bombings of abortion clinics, bombings to kill a perpetrator of genocide, or drug warlords.

In what ways has the Internet affected how you view reality? Explain using a symbolic interactionist perspective.