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The Gut Brain Connection: How Gut Health Affects Wellbeing Did you
know we are essentially more bacteria than human? – and the microbes
in our guts are responsible for 90% of the messaging to our brain
rather than brain to gut! Science is beginning to catch up to the
crucial impact our gut microbes have on our digestion, overall health
and mental well being. In the last few years huge advancements in
technology used to measure and detect the microbes that live on and in
us has allowed researchers to map and track the diversity and the... [
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Greater Persia and its role along the Silk Road – The Mongol period
and beyond The Ilkhanid period in Persia (1256-1353) marks a
particularly close connection of this historical, cultural and
geographical area with the rest of Asia and Europe, due to the
establishment of the largest domain the world has ever seen, the
Mongol Empire. Persia’s interaction with its nominal rulers, the
Yuan dynasty (1271-1368), was continuous and fecund along the Silk
Road, resulting in a period of great mutual influence also in the
cultural and artistic spheres. The talk will... [ More ] This course
has no current classes. Please the waiting list. Philosophy Feast -
Animal Rights and Farmers' Rights As the international movement for
the rights of animals continues to gain momentum, the Australian
farming community is coming under greater scrutiny and opprobrium from
vegan activists. In this session, we will discuss the philosophical
arguments that underpin claims for animal rights, for dietary choices
such as vegetarianism and veganism, and for the right to farm. This
Feast of Philosophy, chaired by Dr Nin Kirkham, UWA Chair of
Philosophy, will tackle these big questions and... [ More ] This
course has no current classes. Please the waiting list. Art
APPRECIATION & Art HISTORY The aim of the course is to introduce
students to the pleasures of art APPRECIATION AND ART HISTORY IN A
RELAXED AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE. This four week course will examine
different ways of looking and appreciating art while considering
aspects of Art HISTORY (with an emphasis on Renaissance and Twentieth
Century Art) . No prior knowledge is necessary for the course. Week 1:
Ways of looking; Form and Content Week 2: The Renaissance and
Mannerism Week 3: Classicism versus... [ More ] Show full classes $200
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The aim of the course is to introduce students to the pleasures of art
appreciation and art history in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
This four week course ... 2020-01-29 Wed 29 Jan - 2020-02-19 Wed 19
Feb 2020 6pm - 8:30pm 4 sessions, 10 hours total UWA Crawley Richard
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Jan 2020 6pm - 8:30pm (UTC+08:00) University Club of Western Australia
- Seminar Room 3 - UWA Crawley Wed 05 Feb 2020 6pm - 8:30pm
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UWA Crawley Wed 12 Feb 2020 6pm - 8:30pm (UTC+08:00) University Club
of Western Australia - Seminar Room 3 - UWA Crawley Wed 19 Feb 2020
6pm - 8:30pm (UTC+08:00) University Club of Western Australia -
Seminar Room 3 - UWA Crawley This course has no current classes.
Please the waiting list. Devious art of plotting your novel A good
plot is both the skeleton and sinews of the story, providing
direction, definition and the power to move readers' feelings to a
satisfactory resolution. Yet many writers find plotting difficult. By
understanding and experimenting with the nine-point arc of a typical
plot, workshop members will learn the devious art of plotting:
discovering that plots are driven by the wilful or unconscious desires
of the protagonists and that plot and character are two sides of the
same... [ More ] This course has no current classes. Please the
waiting list. Related Courses Creating memorable fictional characters
Politics, art and madness in Putin’s Russia Russian artists have
often deployed ostensibly ‘mad’ tactics to provoke public
response, and provide commentary on social and political affairs. In
turn, Russian authorities have turned to the label of madness to
discredit, marginalise and institutionalise artists who dared to
engage in such activities. In this fascinating public talk Dr Iva
Glisic will explore historical and contemporary examples of the
interplay between politics, art and madness in Russia, providing
insight into... [ More ] This course has no current classes. Please
the waiting list. The History of Avant-garde Art The course explores
the evolution and social significance of avant-garde art, from its
inception in the early 20th century through to the present day.
Beginning in Northern Italy – the birthplace of Futurism – the
course will travel through time and space, visiting France, Germany,
Russia, Japan and United States. Finally we return to present-day
Perth, the home of one of the ground-breaking contemporary creative
practice of Bio-art, to consider what exactly is meant by the... [
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Introduction to Australian Art Week 1 Introduction: Australian Art and
its various stories. Australian Colours and Tonal Highlights: while
the Heidelberg School opened our eyes to the colours of Australia,
other artists created masterpieces in strong tonal contrasts.
Modernism and the Australian Response: artists such as
Grace-Cossington Smith and Margaret Preston use modernism to their own
artistic ends and in so doing challenged the older generation’s more
heroic view of Australia Week 2 School Fights:... [ More ] This course
has no current classes. Please the waiting list. The Insider's Guide
to: Love and Beauty in Italian Renaissance Art The subjects of love,
beauty, and attraction mesmerized Renaissance men and women. Love can
bring pleasure or pain and beauty can inspire lascivious thoughts or
bring us closer to the divine. The great Renaissance paintings on the
themes of love and marriage owe their rich complexity, and often
ambiguity, of meaning to the existence of a broad range of
contemporary thought on love and beauty. This lecture will discuss
artworks by famous masters, such as Botticelli, Leonardo, and... [
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How to edit and assess your manuscript - getting from first draft to
finishing your book You have just finished the first draft of your
manuscript and you are feeling mighty pleased with yourself. And so
you should. It’s no mean feat writing between 70,000 and 140,000
words of a novel or non-fiction book. You are to be congratulated.
But… what’s important for you to realise is that you are still
much nearer the beginning of the process of writing your book than you
are to the end. Your first draft is no more than that: a first draft.
You have more drafts to work... [ More ] This course has no current
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