Part 1 (only)For this discussion forum - first read the article "The Music of Orpheus" (by Martin...

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Part 1 (only)For this discussion forum - first read the article "The Music of Orpheus" (by Martin Cothran) and then the poem "Ode" (by Arthur O' Shaughnessy); and thenperformonly1 of the following 2...

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For this discussion forum - first read the article "The Music of Orpheus" (by Martin Cothran) and then the poem "Ode" (by Arthur O' Shaughnessy); and thenperformonly1 of the following 2 tasks:

1. shed light on the poem "Ode" by use of material (of your choice) in the article "The Music of Orpheus"

OR

2. shed light on the article "The Music of Orpheus" by use of material (of your choice) in the poem "Ode."

But only keep in mind that the essential common subject of both the article and the poem is the relation between a musical "work of art," on the one hand, and "the [humanizing] work that art produces" in humanity and, with the case of "Ode," in cities, on the other hand. Use of quotes from both the article and the poemto support your aims/claims/visions (appx 300 words ).

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/54933/ode-

memoria-press-orpheus-2-dr0titdl.pdf module-10-utopias1-bafa5fnm.pptx

Answered 1 days After Nov 05, 2022

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The Music of Orpheus by Ode
The imagery in the poem Ode can be utilised to explain Martin Cothran's paper, "The Music of Orpheus." Similar to the personalities in Ode, the personalities in The Music of Orpheus are entangled within a certain art of seeking to be recognised in society everlastingly (Cothran). Arthur O'Shaughnessy devotes his work in this poem to the writers, artists, painters, and others who have "stayed in fantasy as well as built universes outside the entire globe." The Music of Orpheus is produced to proceed through the utilisation of the framework in the Ode,

Part 1 (only)For this discussion forum - first read the article "The Music of Orpheus" (by Martin Cothran) and then the poem "Ode" (by Arthur O' Shaughnessy); and thenperformonly1 of the following 2...

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