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An essay on culturology is a review of what has been read a literary work, a film or a play, a musical work or picture.
The volume of the essay is 5-7 pages of the standard A4 format.

Sample review plan:

1. Description of the work (author, title, year of writing), brief retelling its content or description of its features (if the work non-verbal - music, painting).

2. Immediate response to the work (tip-impression).

3. Critical analysis or complex analysis: the meaning of the name, analysis of it for

My father had a penchant for photography. And it seems (or so he tells me), it was my grandfather who became a fan of photography, when one of his old friends – an officer of the erstwhile British Raj – showed him the intricate workings of a camera that he had brought from England. That moment started the love for photography in my family. I have inherited that love and passion.
 
Members of all the three generations were self-taught photographers and did not have any formal learning of the art

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Designers, when something goes wrong in the workroom and let’s be honest here; you usually hang the blame on your sewing-machine operators. The idea that these essential garment workers refuse to alter their practices to suit the job at hand is as old as Italian lace.

An article on Fashion Incubator, however, suggests that the problems on the sewing-room floor aren’t necessarily the fault of the operators. Rather, it may be an issue of communication. Despite the monotonous prod

An essay on culturology is a review of what has been read a literary work, a film or a play, a musical work or picture.
The volume of the essay is 5-7 pages of the standard A4 format.

Sample review plan:

1. Description of the work (author, title, year of writing), brief retelling its content or description of its features (if the work non-verbal - music, painting).

2. Immediate response to the work (tip-impression).

3. Critical analysis or complex analysis: the meaning of the name, analysis of it for

My father had a penchant for photography. And it seems (or so he tells me), it was my grandfather who became a fan of photography, when one of his old friends – an officer of the erstwhile British Raj – showed him the intricate workings of a camera that he had brought from England. That moment started the love for photography in my family. I have inherited that love and passion.
 
Members of all the three generations were self-taught photographers and did not have any formal learning of the art

Image via umass.edu

Designers, when something goes wrong in the workroom and let’s be honest here; you usually hang the blame on your sewing-machine operators. The idea that these essential garment workers refuse to alter their practices to suit the job at hand is as old as Italian lace.

An article on Fashion Incubator, however, suggests that the problems on the sewing-room floor aren’t necessarily the fault of the operators. Rather, it may be an issue of communication. Despite the monotonous prod