Scientists Confirm Euler\u27s Identity is Math\u27s Most Beautiful Expression

The poem is an exploration of the natures of mathematical and artistic beauty

Possible connections between theology and artistic beauty. The case of Caravaggio

Is it really the case that one could hope to build a theology around artistic beauty when one considers that theology is traditionally seen as being involved with truth? For, surely it is with ultimate Truth that the theologian is concerned. Of course, for the romantic imagination of the poet, beauty is truth and truth beauty; however, one can easily think of many beautiful images and conceptions which appear to bear little relation to truth. It is, after all, rather easy to be deceived by fair appearances. Even if one were to hold that Beauty and Truth are one in the unity of the transcendentals, in our more mundane encounters, it seems obvious that artistic beauty is no guarantee of truth. The same appears to be the case with goodness; it seems evident that a truly beautiful artifact does not say anything about the moral character of its maker.peer-reviewe

More than a record: An analysis of the stylistic development in W. H. Jackson\u27s Photography

The enthusiasm that the editors of the Philadelphia Photographer showed for William Henry Jackson\u27s 1872 Yellowstone views reflects the complex level of perception and understanding to which photography had arrived by late midcentury. Although Jackson had been commissioned as official photographer to the Geological Survey of the Territories to gather visual documentation for the survey to be an objective documentarian his photographs simultaneously depicted the artistic beauty of the region and, through their realistic illustration, transported the viewer to the far-away place

How Shakespeares Dramas Help to Acquire Knowledge for the Students of all Levels

This paper presents how Shakespeare through his writing always juxtaposes the philosophy of our own life He is the best to portray human character which outdoes even the portrayal of Christopher Marlowe He has written with a great charm of artistic beauty filled with moral vision His supremacy lies in the fact that he can pierce very deeply the heart of so many passions accepting the respect of life His writing combines so many unique phrases exquisite metaphors and inverted sentences So students of all levels must gain some knowledge from Shakespeare s writing

TWO STORIES - TWO DESTINIES

 In the development of Uzbek literature, especially in the development of a new genre of realistic storytelling, the great poet Abdullah Kakhor played an important role in the development of Uzbek literature just as Hamza Hakim-zoda reformed dramaturgy and Cholpon Shepiyat, A. Kakhor also contributed to the development of storytelling, which is a small genre of the epic genre; each of his works is a work of art that fascinates the reader with its artistic beauty, the perseverance of its plot and compositional structure, and the perfection and sincerity of its language

The Role of Narrative, Plot, and Abstract Discussion in Turgenev’s Fathers and Sons

The Russian social critic Dmitry I. Pisarev writes in his essay Bazarov that Turgenev\u27s novel, in addition to its artistic beauty, is remarkable for the fact that it stirs the mind, leads to reflection, although, it does not solve a single problem itself . The novel\u27s brilliance does not reside in the situations we witness, but in the author\u27s attitudes toward those situations. Pisarev notes that the author\u27s attitude leads to reflection precisely because everything is permeated with the most complete and most touching sincerity (Pisarev 186)

Jean-Francois de Villages : a cunous, eighteenth-century gentleman

Manuscript 480, conserved at the National Library of Malta, consists of a series of logbooks in French kept by the knight lean-Franrcois de Villages. In the five voyages undertaken, he progresses from a novice-knight to an experienced traveller at the service of the king of France. Particularly during his second and third voyages, Villages gives concise but captivating descriptions of the places of interest visited such as Naples and Florence, together with an artistic appreciation of paintings and artefacts that strike him most. This curious traveller who does not disdain adventure is particularly attracted by the theatre and museums, whose impressions he would like to pass on to posterity. Through his writings, Villages, a French gentleman par excellence, offers the contemporary reader a faithful glimpse of the eighteenth-century culture and mentality.peer-reviewe

Oliver Winery and the Recipe for Values-Based Leadership: People, Product and Place

These three authors have collaborated to provide a comprehensive examination of a small winery business and the revelation of the necessary variables for success — financially, ethically, and environmentally. A case study of this business is presented from its inception to its current status as a small, yet growing and well regarded business. It‘s secret for success? Take care of your customers and employees, make the highest quality product, and take pride and conserve the natural resources which support the business