The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Pensament i estètica en el món de parla (more)

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The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Plot: -Main Character: Alex, leader of (more)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Plot: -Main Character: Alex, leader of his violent gang -Film has two parts: 1)Alex's everyday life 2)Alex in prison (less)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Types of (more)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Types of violence: -Physical -Psychological -Illegal -Legal (less)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Why does violence happen in A Clockwork (more)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Why does violence happen in A Clockwork Orange? -For fun -For the good of society (less)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Effects on the viewer: -Violence as (more)

The represenation of Violence in “A Clockwork Orange” Effects on the viewer: -Violence as something amusing -Violence as something disgusting -Violence as something fascinating -Violence as justice (less)

Introduction Hawthorne was a puritan. Innate depravity of all mankind. Original sin. There are (more)

Introduction Hawthorne was a puritan. Innate depravity of all mankind. Original sin. There are worse sins than others. (less)

Sinners and their sins Hester Prynne ? Adultery Dimmesdale ? Adultery and concealment of (more)

Sinners and their sins Hester Prynne ? Adultery Dimmesdale ? Adultery and concealment of truth Chillingworth (less)

Puritan society Strict Grim, dull, boring. Inhumanity. Puritan rulers not chosen by their (more)

Puritan society Strict Grim, dull, boring. Inhumanity. Puritan rulers not chosen by their intellect. Hypocrisy Too constraining (less)

Concluding considerations Hawthorne condemns sin. Sinner have to pay for their sins. Sinners (more)

Concluding considerations Hawthorne condemns sin. Sinner have to pay for their sins. Sinners cannot escape the effects of sin. There are sinners who are worse than others. (less)

Introduction & Location Pablo Picasso (1881-1973). Spanish Republican government. “Museo Reina (more)

Introduction & Location Pablo Picasso (1881-1973). Spanish Republican government. “Museo Reina Sofía” (Madrid). (less)

Background Bombing of Guernica (Basque Country) in 1937. War horrors, pain and death. Violence and (more)

Background Bombing of Guernica (Basque Country) in 1937. War horrors, pain and death. Violence and chaos. (less)

The Aesthetics of Guernica Dimensions Importance of colours Symbolism and interpretations. The (more)

The Aesthetics of Guernica Dimensions Importance of colours Symbolism and interpretations. The bull and the horse (less)

Conclusion Universal and powerful symbol. Art’s purpose fulfilled. Works’ personal and social (more)

Conclusion Universal and powerful symbol. Art’s purpose fulfilled. Works’ personal and social values. “Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth”-Pablo Picasso. (less)

References Wikipedia. Retrieved June, 1, 2012 from (more)

References Wikipedia. Retrieved June, 1, 2012 from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guernica_(painting) Pablo Picasso. Retrieved June, 1, 2012 from http://www.pablopicasso.org/ THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! (less)