Discussion 1

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 write a draft of your introductory paragraph. Feel free to use your Milestone 1 submission as your introductory paragraph, but be sure to address any feedback your instructor provided in response to that submission. 

 write a draft of your historical background paragraphs. Be sure to explain how each work reflects the social or cultural identity of its day, the influence the two works have had in shaping social and cultural identities, and how the two works have influenced contemporary expressions of their shared theme. Be sure to include in-text citations for any outside sources you summarize, paraphrase, or quote.

 write drafts of your comparison and contrast paragraphs. Explain the similarities and differences present in the formal characteristics, the cultural traditions and ideologies, and the social, historical, and/or political climate in which they were created. Be sure to include in-text citations for any outside sources you summarize, paraphrase, or quote. 

  identify a third, contemporary, popular culture work that expresses the same theme as the two artworks you’ve considered so far. Discuss this new piece, focusing on how it demonstrates the relevance of the shared theme in today’s society. Be sure to include in-text citations for any outside sources you summarize, paraphrase, or quote

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 The response does not cover all elements specified in the prompt 

Discussion 2

Find a good example of a work from the early 20th century (ca. 1900-1950) that either reflects the culture or society in which it was created or has affected society in some way. Then choose ONE of the following to discuss:

1. Start a discussion about how the visual appearance of this work reflects its culture/society. (E.g. Many art movements emerged in response to WWI, and the styles and subject matter of the art they created reflect their various opinions of war–did the art movement that your work belongs to have a positive or negative opinion about war? How did they express this opinion through style, subject matter, or choice of materials?)
2. Start a discussion about the ways in which the work itself affected society. (E.g. Did it offend people? Who? Why? Did it influence other artists or lead to other avant-garde styles?)