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... voice can be heard without our seeing the lips of the speaker . This technique is called voice - over . The voice need not be that of the person we see on the screen , but can belong to a narrator . Citizen Kane opens with a disembodied ...
... voice can be heard without our seeing the lips of the speaker . This technique is called voice - over . The voice need not be that of the person we see on the screen , but can belong to a narrator . Citizen Kane opens with a disembodied ...
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... voice . With the variety of approaches available in narrative writing , authors consciously choose their narrative point of view . We might ask whether we ever really know when authors of fictional works speak in their own voice . We ...
... voice . With the variety of approaches available in narrative writing , authors consciously choose their narrative point of view . We might ask whether we ever really know when authors of fictional works speak in their own voice . We ...
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... voice in poetry that we as readers may be tempted to identify the voice with the poet . After all , Nikki Giovanni makes her speaker into a poet , refers to New York locations , and capitalizes the word " Black ” —all details directly ...
... voice in poetry that we as readers may be tempted to identify the voice with the poet . After all , Nikki Giovanni makes her speaker into a poet , refers to New York locations , and capitalizes the word " Black ” —all details directly ...
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What Is Art? Acrylic | 3 |
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The Functions of the Arts Engraving | 28 |
Copyright | |
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Abraham and Isaac actors ancient Greece Ansley Aphrodite architecture art forms art song artists audience ballet basic beauty Bufo called Chapter characteristic characters chord Circe classical color comedy complex composers composition contrast created dance dancers device distinctive dramatic elements emotional emphasizes epic Estragon Eurylochus example experience express Figure film first-person genres goddess Greek halo Haydn hero history painting human images instance Les Demoiselles d'Avignon lyric Mass melody modern movement Museum narrative narrator neoclassicism notes novel Odysseus Oil on canvas opera orchestra painting pattern performance personality perspective photograph piano pitch Plate play plot poem poet poetry point of view present rhyme rhythm Roman Roman Fever San ctus Sarah Bernhardt scene sculpture Slade Sonata song sound space speaker stage story stream of consciousness suggests symbol symphony technique theater theme thou tion traditional tragedy usually Venus Venus de Milo visual voice Waiting for Godot