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Picture Talk  

Initially, find out how to write a university essay, construct an argument and research your topic (primarily aimed at those in film or visual studies but really for students in all of the arts and humanities). Later on, I may record shows on how to talk about pictures, about how pictures talk, and about how people talk about pictures. In other words, learn about visual analysis, about words and images, and about how we translate what we see into what we say. Pictures include; paintings, moving pictures (films), images today. Talk includes: what we say, what we read, and what we write.

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    How to write an essay 1. The sentence.

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    Basic tips for students on how to write sentences for an academic university essay.

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    How to write an essay 5. How to find literature / do research.

    This segment gives you ideas on how to research your undergraduate student essay, in particular on how to find literature. Basic tips for art history and film studies but applicable to all humanities. Hints on how to use websites. How much do I need to read?

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    How to write an essay 4: Evidence.

    How to adduce evidence. Two types of evidence: text references and examples/comparisons, based on your own observation and analysis. Vocab to avoid (e.g. 'I feel', 'in my opinion'), and why. How to use quotations.

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    Coming up in How To Write an Essay

    The next topics in the series How To Write an Essay will be:

    4.  Vocab choice.  Evidence. Your own observation.
    5.  Your research 1: How to find literature.
    6.  Your research 2: How to read critically.  Theoretical models.
    7.  How to set out references.  The bibliography.  Format.

    Already aired and archived:

    1.  The sentence.
    2.  Introduction and conclusion.
    3.  The argument.  Focus.  The paragraph.

    It's the holiday season so posting will be irregular.  Watch this space.  :-)

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    How to write an essay 3. The argument.

    How to construct an argument. How to use paragraphs as building blocks for your argument. The 'yes but' approach. Focussing on the question. Basic tips for university students on how to write academic essays in the humanities. Examples taken from art and film.

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    Comments on 'How to write an essay: Introduction and Conclusion'

    Hello.  If you listened to the programme 'How to Write an Essay 2:  Introduction and  Conclusion', you may be interested in the spellings and details of the examples mentioned.

    The films mentioned are:  Casablanca, dir. Michael Curtiz (1942) USA, and Dil Se, dir. Mani Ratnam (1998) India.

    (This is not the correct way to format this in your essay but the blog box won't allow me to use italics etc.)

    They're great films, by the way, and well worth seeing...!

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    How to write an essay 2. Introduction and conclusion.

    Basic tips for university students on how to formulate the introduction and the conclusion to an academic essay. Includes 'basic introduction template'.

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    How to write an essay 1. The sentence.

    Basic tips for students on how to write sentences for an academic university essay.

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Some pictures I like:

Woman Leaving a Psychoanalyst's Office by Remedios Varo (1960).



Sidney Nolan, Ned Kelly, 1947, National Gallery of Art, Canberra, Australia


Diego Velàzquez, Las Meninas, 1656, Prado, Madrid



Henri Regnault, Execution without Trial among the Moors of Grenada, 1870, Musée d'Orsay, Paris


Jackson Pollock, Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist), 1950, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC



Anselm Feuerbach, Plato's Symposium, 1873, Berlin, Alte Nationalgalerie


Frederic Leighton, Flaming June, 1895, Museo de Arte de Ponce, Puerto Rico


Some books I like: (click on the image to go to amazon)



Some films I like: (click on the image to go to imdb.com)


About me:
I'm an art historian and senior lecturer in film studies at an English university. I research and publish on 19th C. art and visual narrative.

Acknowledgements:
Thanks to my 14-year-old son who composed the musical jingles, and to my 10-year-old son who drew my icon.

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