Articles, tagged with "melancholy", page 1

On our travels in Heraklion, we rode a little way outside the city to visit the ruins of the Palace of Knossos, which is believed to be the center of the oldest civilization in Europe, predating the Romans and the classic Greeks we read about in our liter...

Happy days are here again for many who have been affected by the so-called "Great Recession", but for many others, the uncertainty, frustration, and deep melancholy caused by salary reduction, reduced benefits, or outright job loss caused by the Great Rec...

In the field of literature winter is projected as something that is synonymous with cold, darkness, gloominess and melancholy. Why only literature in the field of entertainment also winter season is projected in dark shades which is full of frigidness, so...

Ukiyo-e literally means "pictures of the floating world" or the passing of time. It was employed for the first time by writer Asai Ryoi in 1661. The term basically covers the Buddhist notion of impermanence of the visible world, imbued with poetic melanch...

One might justifiably wonder about emotion and its relationship to modern art. It's a natural thing to consider, given that experiencing art often provokes an emotional response in the viewer. In fact, many people have felt, and feel, that the real purpos...

Beneath the Armor on the Iron ManHeroes are frequently defined and created what they're by two points: the villains they encounter and also the burdens they carry. Superman carries the burden of concern and anxiety, residing a life afraid of breaking some...

While there is very little doubters indicating technology in movies is a cancerous plague of sorts. However, with this added and very significant plug-in, has this technological assistant gone too far? Asset yes, but as with any good recipe that t...