What is the difference between legato and staccato? To remember legato means connected, think your leg is connected to your body. The term staccato (pronounced “stuh-caw-toe”) means detached, or separated, notes. Staccato notes have space, or silence, between them. Legato and staccato simply refer to whether or not a note’s length runs into the next […]
What are the main characteristics of pre-Raphaelite paintings?
What are the main characteristics of pre-Raphaelite paintings? Rossetti’s work differed from that of the others in its more arcane aesthetic and in the artist’s general lack of interest in copying the precise appearance of objects in nature. Vitality and freshness of vision are the most admirable qualities of these early Pre-Raphaelite paintings. What is […]
What is two point perspective in photography?
What is two point perspective in photography? Two-point perspective means that there are two vanishing points on the horizon line. The lines that come from the points show us what we should be paying attention to. Two-point perspective, if used well, gives your photos a unique and monumental look. When was perspective rediscovered? 15th century […]
What is the importance of sketching?
What is the importance of sketching? Sketches help to convey ideas, demonstrate functionality, visualize user flow, and illustrate anything that requires human interaction. Are sketches considered art? The confusion can get intensified though when you consider that many sketches are quite significant and can be considered as “works of art” on their own. We see […]
social Science and human nature. An invitation to Other sociology and its practical applications
The social sciences have seen shocks in the past few years by the appearance of abundant and controversial literature-oriented enter in the reflection of these disciplines, the progress of scientific knowledge-natural. Particularly difficult it is to accommodate the models offered by the Sociology, Economics, or Cultural Anthropology to the progress made by the life sciences […]
How to learn to use social networks properly
In the previous articles of the specialists involved in the round table discussion on How to affect social networks in our personal lives, they reflected on whether they can speak or not addiction to these. Then, we are about to discover how to avoid falling into an abusive practice of this type of platforms. In […]
How should I use Facebook
With this question we completed the round-table discussion on How to affect social networks in our personal relationships. Without a doubt the social network par excellence is Facebook, so in this last question, we have requesting to the experts who have participated in this roundtable, which we are advised on the correct use of this […]
How to know if I am addicted to social networking
The friends of PortalProgramas have wanted to collaborate with Cisolog sharing a study that have been conducted on how to affect social networks in our personal relationships with the collaboration of four experts: The psychologist Mertxe Pasamontes The sociologist Javier de Rivera The director of the Association of internet Victor Domingo The director of the […]
How “public opinion”
Via: Le Monde Diplomatique AN UNPUBLISHED TEXT OF THE FRENCH SOCIOLOGIST By Pierre Bourdieu (This text was extracted from Sur l’etat. Cours au collège de France 1989-1992, Raisons d Agir – Le Seuil, Paris, that will appear on the 5th of January). What is the process by which a minority opinion becomes the […]
sociological Concepts and fundamental
The texts that form the set of “sociological Concepts and fundamentals” were written by Max Weber between 1918 and 1920 and published posthumously in 1922, as the first chapter of his famous “Economy and society”. The sociological Concepts and fundamental contain the conception of weberian sociology and its methodological guidelines. In its pages Weber defines […]