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    Midterm Paper The 1920s was a period of transition between the nineteenth century traditional ways and the twentieth century modern ways. The ongoing struggle lied between traditionalist and modernist who had separate opinions of where the country should be going and what was acceptable. Traditional values manifested in the idea of isolationism of America‚ individualism of it’s people‚ Jeffersonianism‚ providence‚ and a homosocial realm of leisure. The modern values manifested in the idea of internationalism

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    based in the UK and is looking for her big break. Back at home in Mauritius she has be compared with the likes of Shakira and Whitney Houston due to her singing style. Thallie is an urban artist‚ producing songs in a range of genres from R&B to Dancehall. She has made a name for her self back in Mauritius‚ and now feels that is time to tackle the international markets in particular to the UK and US music markets. 2.0 Analysis The music industry will be analysed through both a macro and micro

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    Sonia Delaunay

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    Sonia Delaunay-Terk was an innovator‚ inventor‚ fabricator and an artificer; well known for her signature style of geometrization of forms and vibrant melody of colors. Born in Ukraine‚ she moved to Paris in 1905 at the age of 20 after reading a book by an art critic‚ Julius Meier-Graefe‚ who had promoted the creative city as a centre of true art. Her early influences were Van Gogh and Gauguin. Delaunay took up art courses in Paris but left after feeling confused and discouraged by her teachers’

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    ENGLISH 1010- B. Stephenson ENGLISH 1010- B. Stephenson 08 Fall 08 Fall The Modern Drum Set: Driving the Rhythm of Change in America Jeffrey Ringle A synthesis and comparison of the socioeconomic‚ cultural‚ religious‚ and musical effects the invention of the drum kit has had on America since its invention circa 1900. The Modern Drum Set: Driving the Rhythm of Change in America Jeffrey Ringle A synthesis and comparison of the socioeconomic‚ cultural‚ religious‚ and musical effects the

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    Biography: Louis Armstrong

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    he learned to play cornet. After being released at age fourteen‚ Louis Armstrong worked selling papers‚ unloading boats‚ and selling coal from a cart. As Louis was working and hanging in the streets he heard a lot of jazz being played at local dancehalls‚ parties‚ bars‚ and balls. Even though Louis didn’t own any instruments he still frequented many clubs to listen to the bands play. He mostly went to the Funky Butt Hall and listened to Joe “King” Oliver. Joe "King" Oliver was his favorite and the

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    Osama Bin laden or Kony. How can these people not also be considered role models? Aren’t they people who are looked to as examples to be imitated? Our ways of knowing play a major role in what we perceive to be a good role model. For a young dancehall artist may look up to Vybz Kartel how a young Palestinian boy may praise the lifestyle of Osama Bin Laden. The characteristics of a role model may be accepted by a minority but it does not change the fact that they are idolised and respected by

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    In his song “Know Yourself‚” Drake says the line‚ “I’ve always been me‚ I guess I know myself.” The “know thyself” theory states that learning and knowing one’s self all knowledge will present itself to you and the world will open itself to you. The world truly has opened itself to Drake as he’s become one of the most iconic artists of our generation. From the very beginnig of his career‚ Drake has had the ability to take the feeling‚ emotions‚ and anxieties and turn them into hit classics his fans

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    Topic 3.6 Religion in Contemporary Ireland Religion in the Irish Constitution Please note that the following article is background information only on this topic. It in no way constitutes a sample or exemplary answer on this topic. Student work Bunreacht na hÉireann‚ the Irish Constitution‚ dates from 1937 – an era in Irish history when nationalism and the drive for total self-determination were high on the political agenda. The constitution of Éamon de Valera granted a higher level

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    it was only the wealthy that could afford their company. In Bel-Ami‚ Georges Duroy and Charles Forestier go to the Folies-Bergere‚ a Paris nightclub. Forestier‚ a prominent editor at La Vie francaise‚ is given special treatment—a free box in the dancehall. Thus‚ the combination of sex and status worked both ways: being seen with a prostitute signified wealth‚ and being of high status gave you sexual benefits. Forestier comments on the importance of prostitutes‚ stating to Duroy that they are "the

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    The song I have chosen for this project is David Bowie’s salutation to Glitter Rock (Glam Rock)‚ “Rebel Rebel”‚ released on the 1974 album “Diamond Dogs”. This essay aims to give some observations into the phonic elements of the song and how these are pertinent to the social‚ economic and technological context in which it was produced and released‚ underlining the its connection with its musical genre. David Bowie is a British rock personality‚ well renowned for his chameleon-like artistic transformations

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