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Art Analysis Worksheet - STUDENT ART GUIDE

…a formal analysis – the result of looking closely – is an analysis of the form that the artist produces; that is, an analysis of the work of art, which is made up of such things as line, shape, color, texture, mass, composition. These things give the stone or canvas its form, its expression, its content, its meaning.

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Writing a Formal Analysis in Art History

Writing a Formal Analysis in Art History The goal of a formal analysis is to explain how the formal elements of a work of art affect the representation of the subject matter and expressive content. The emphasis should be on analyzing the formal elements—not interpreting the artwork. That said, an understanding of the meaning of the work is ...

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Writing a Literary Analysis Paper

Writing a Literary Analysis Paper The Purpose of a Literary Analysis: A literary analysis is not merely a summary of a literary work. Instead, it is an argument about the work that expresses a writer’s personal perspective, interpretation, judgment, or critical evaluation of the work.

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Interpretive phenomenological analysis applied to ...

analysis of the account/s. Likewise, pre-existing roles may influence perceptions, particularly if participant/s and researcher were familiar with one another prior to engaging in research activity. This can be particularly relevant if the researcher has a dual role of researcher and health professional.7 Engaging in the art of reflex-

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Notes on linear regression analysis - Duke University

Nov 26, 2014 · Regression analysis is the art and science of fitting straight lines to patterns of data. In a linear regression model, the variable of interest (the so-called “dependent” variable) is predicted from k other variables (the so-called “independent” variables) using a linear equation.If Y denotes the dependent variable, and X 1, …, X

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The Four Steps to Critiquing Art

the meaning of a work of art. It is a step-by-step process of logical thinking. The following are the four steps to “reading”a work of art: (1) describing what you see (2) analyzing the relationships between what you saw (3) interpreting the meaning of the work (4) evaluating or making a personal judgment about the quality and worth of the art.