HUM 100 Project 2 - Short Answer – Human Expression
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Southern New Hampshire UniversityHUM 100HUM 100 Project 2.docx
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HUM 100 Project 2

Short Answer Responses

I. Explain why you believe humans have a need to express themselves through created

artifacts.

I believe that humans have the need to express themselves through creative artifacts because they

want to construct something that shows how they see, what they feel, or what they believe to

share with the world. The artifact that I studied showed the creator’s need to express something

innovational and unique in a time that did not embrace such things....
Southern New Hampshire UniversityHUM 100HUM 100 Project 2.docx
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HUM 100 Project 2

Short Answer Responses

I. Explain why you believe humans have a need to express themselves through created

artifacts.

I believe that humans have the need to express themselves through creative artifacts because they

want to construct something that shows how they see, what they feel, or what they believe to

share with the world. The artifact that I studied showed the creator’s need to express something

innovational and unique in a time that did not embrace such things....
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