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    Human beings can contemplate their mortality and existence beyond their own lives, which can cause despair or exaltation. In times of desperation, art may serve as a talisman that is believed to have the power to ward off feared events or bring good luck. Art provides consolation and solace to those suffering from unavoidable occurrences like sickness and death. It also allows humans to express both their fears and hopes.

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    Name: Jalyn Ortega Bulaga Date: April 10, 2021

    Year/Sec: BSED SCIENCE 1 Rating

    ACTIVITY 1

    Human beings possess the ability to project our thoughts forward to speculate
    about what will happen in our future. We can contemplate our own mortality and
    reflect on existence beyond our own lives. Doing so can plunge as into despair or
    elevate as to heights of exultation. In times of desperation, can arts serve as a
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    created with the utmost talent, we express not only our fears, but also our
    hopes. We may ponder our own mortality and ponder life outside of our own
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    Primary sources include firsthand testimony or clear evidence of the subject
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    circumstances being recorded establish them, such as autobiographies, memoirs,


    and oral histories that is later recorded. Original documents can be found in a
    variety of formats, including print, artwork, and audio and video recordings.
    Manuscripts, books, speeches, comics, artifacts and video are examples of
    primary sources. This explains that primary sources is a work of the witness

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    itself. However, the most useful primary sources are usually considered to be
    those that were created closest to the time period you’re researching. While
    secondary sources are those which are written ‘about’ events in the past. They
    usually interpret those events through the lens of the time period in which they
    are written. Secondary sources address the primary source, but were created
    later by someone who did not experience it first-hand or participate in the events
    or conditions you’re researching. Scholars writing about historical events, people,
    objects, or ideas produce secondary sources because they help explain new or
    different positions and ideas about primary sources. These secondary sources
    generally scholarly books, including textbooks, articles, encyclopedias, and
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    Nonrepresentational art can clearly portray forms, colors, lines, and so on, but it
    can also convey intangible things like emotions and feelings. Often called
    “abstract” art, this is when an artwork no longer represents recognizable natural forms

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