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In terms of music its when the sound in a film or cartoon works well with whats happening on screen- if the scene on the film is happy the music will also be happy. Its Similar to programmatic music which follows the physical action that happens on screen specifically e.g. if a cartoon character runs into a wall, a cymbal crashes to emphasise the situation.
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Which of the following is a binary opposite of Unity. A emotion B big narrative C fragmentation D reason?
Fragmentation is the binary opposite of Unity. Unity represents wholeness, oneness, and cohesion, while fragmentation signifies division, separation, and disintegration.
What is the difference between geographical unity and political unity?
The difference between geographical unity and political unity is what is united. In geographical unity, it's about the geography, and with political unity, it's about the politics
What is the meaning of pro unitate in English?
For Unity/Oneness
Where is the Unity Historical Society in Unity Maine located?
The address of the Unity Historical Society is: Po Box 4, Unity, ME 04988
What is the importance of unity in a culture?
Unity in a culture is very important. If the culture does not have unity, it dies out.
How do you write unity in a sentence?
Unity of mind makes a team great. Their strong point is their unity. Unity of purpose allows our team to win.
Student's unity or student unity which one is correct?
Either one work if you use students' unity or student unity, but not student's unity if there is more than one student being unified.
What is the motto of Unity College Burnley?
The motto of Unity College - Burnley - is 'Unity, Passion, Respect'.
When artists pursue a unity based on ideas the work is said to have?
Conceptual Unity
How do you use the word narrative?
A narrative is a story or account of events. It is often used to describe the structure or representation of a story, whether in literature, film, or other forms of media. You can use the word "narrative" to refer to the way events are presented and the perspective from which they are told.
What is a foundational narrative?
A foundational narrative is the story of a specific people group that explains the fundamental existence of that specific group in a narrative form. It focuses on motifs, morals, and rights. Commonly, foundation narratives began as oral tradition and were later recorded in writing. An example of this would be the Iliad for the Greeks. This was written (or is said to be written) by a man named Homer to bring about a sense of togetherness and unity to the Greeks at that time. Two major motifs of the Iliad would be: 1) We must be prepared for battle, and 2) We must be more cunning than our enemy. Another example of a foundation narrative would be the Hebrew Bible or the "Old Testament." This text was utilized to harvest unity among the Hebrews who live a difficult nomadic lifestyle. A major motif of the Hebrew Bible is 'the wandering lifestyle is the only way to live and is the chosen lifestyle that God has for His chosen people." Foundation narratives sets up a framework by which its people know how to view the world and operate with it. Other examples: I) Gilgamesh - Sumerians II) Odyssey - Greeks (re-foundation narrative) II) Aeneid - Romans Recent examples as oral tradition: I) The attacks of 9/11 in the US caused a structure and a need for the USA's "story to be told." This brought together a sense of togetherness and unity.
What is the Tagalog word for narrative?
The Tagalog word for "narrative" is "salaysay" or "kuwento."
