“Falling” was published in 2013‚ written by Ann Cooper Albright. Albright is a professor and Chair of Dance at Oberlin College and president of the Society of Dance History Scholars. Combining her interest in movement and cultural theory‚ Albright is involved in teaching a variety of courses that seek to engage students in practices and theories of the body. Her article “Falling”‚ exemplifies the essential state of disorientation‚ as a way of exploring the theoretical implication of being grounded
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Little Stormy Ann was brought into the baby photographer studio at 8 days new. She has such a beautiful‚ unique name. Apparently‚ it was a favorite name of Dads‚ and I can see why. As she grows up and attends school‚ it’s unlikely there will be another Stormy in her class. This little doll was born on May 16th at 10:18 a. m. weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. Mom and Dad mentioned that they absolutely adore purple. It’s part of her nursery color scheme‚ so I made sure I incorporated as much purple as
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“Shooting Stars” Critical Essay In this critical essay I will be writing on account of “shooting Stars” by Carol Ann Duffy. Duffy successfully reveals the true horrors of the Second World War using a wide variety of poetic techniques‚ of which in this task I will evaluate and finally conclude with my own opinion. Throughout the dramatic monologue Duffy encourages sympathy towards the female persona by using a range of imagery‚ structure and word choice. The persona appears to be a woman who
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“Space and Subjectivity”‚ written by Ann Cooper Albright was an article about how the connection of female bodily uses space and force to a women’s social status. Subjectivity is a “philosophical term that articulates the self in terms of the perceptions‚ feelings‚ and experiences from the point of view of an individual person” (Gieseking‚ J.J.‚ W. Mangold‚ C. Katz‚ S. Low‚ & S. Saegert). Albright was interested in examining relationships between dancing bodies and space. Feminist philosopher Iris
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A former Church of Scientology member has filed a case alleging the church had forced her to work long hours when she was younger and have abortion at 17. On Wednesday‚ Superior Court Judge John Doyle ruled that former Scientologist Laura Ann DeCrescenzo’s lawsuit can proceed to trial. The lawyers of the Church of Scientology International and its Religious Technology Center had earlier filed a motion to have the case dismissed‚ My News LA reports. DeCrescenzo filed the lawsuit against the Church
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Ann Snyder portrays a realistic descent into anorexia nervous - the illness creeps up on Rosemary. She goes through phases of binging and purging as her weight gradually drops down. I enjoyed this story immensely‚ (despite the fairly predictable plot)
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The poem closes with reminders of oppression‚ control and confinement. Possibility that was once limitless for the dolphins now has ’limits’ imposed upon it that will become impossible to bear. The realisation will probably hasten the creatures’ death‚ signalling that there is as much at stake from a psychological perspective as there is from the physical circumstances. Stifling of natural impulse and behaviour can have fatal consequences. The ’plastic toy’ is a further reminder of the indignity
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I grew in the back seat of the taxi cab‚ my dad’s taxi cab. I watched the seats deteriorate‚ the smell of the car worsen after the umpteenth drunk passenger left their Saturday night entree inside of it. The cab had accumulated so many battle wounds‚ but that was its appeal. It had character. It encapsulated the moments that I wasn’t privy to. It was a living memory capsule. I was never able to witness what it was like while it was alive‚ I didn’t know what it was like to have strangers in your car
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Allegra Borges Mr. Cunic American Literature Honors 801 20 September 2013 Prompt: Think about the major Puritan beliefs as you re-read this poem. What philosophical beliefs about God and the purpose of human life are reflected in Bradstreet’s poem? In the poem “The Burning of Our House‚” author Anne Bradstreet wakes up in the middle of the night to discover that her house has caught on fire. Anne Bradstreet was a woman born into a family of Puritans and then married a Puritan man. Being of Puritan
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COPING WITH CRISIS Ann Landers If I were asked to give what I consider the single most useful bit of advice for all humanity‚ it would be this: Expect trouble as an inevitable part of life and‚ when it comes‚ hold your head high‚ look it squarely in the eye and say‚ "I will be bigger than you. You cannot defeat me." Then repeat yourself the most comforting of all words‚ "This too shall pass." To forgive oneself in the face of a devastating experience is perhaps the most difficult of life’s challenges
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