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2-1-1 Short Answer: Choosing your Artifact

2-1-1 Short Answer: Choosing your Artifact

Q After reviewing the requirements for Project 1 and Project 2, propose two or three artifacts that you are considering using as a basis for your projects. Consider the following questions before stating your selections. You do not need to answer all of these questions, but they may guide you in choosing potential artifacts and providing a rationale for your choices. • In your thinking about the disciplines of the humanities (visual arts, literature, philosophy, and the performing arts), is there are piece of art, music, architecture, or literature that you would be interested in learning more about? • Is there an object associated with one of the cultures you belong to that is particularly meaningful to you?Is the artifact created or worked on by a human being? (If you answered no, it is not an artifact.) • Does it have a primarily functional or practical purpose? (If you answered yes, it is not an artifact.) • Does it embody the creative expression of ideas? (If you answered yes, it is an artifact. If you answered no, it is not an artifact.) Identify two to three artifacts you are interested in studying for Project 1. In two to three sentences, provide a rationale for choosing the artifacts as potential options for your project. This activity will be graded based on completion.

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Two or three artifacts that I am interested in studying for Project 1 are as follows: 1. Chinese Chopsticks- Chopsticks are an important cultural symbols of the Chinese. It is not only just wooden sticks to eat but also carries deeper meanings. The use and the position of the chopsticks denote a lot of symbols or attitudes. Exploration of its cultural values helps to know more about Chinese people.