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    died in 1912‚ his parent took over the throne and became Emperor Taishō and Empress Teimei. Around the same time‚ he was brought into the army as a second lieutenant and into the navy as an ensign. He was also given a sash with the Order of the Chrysanthemum‚ Japan’s highest order. At thirteen years old‚ he graduated Gakushūin and went to a special institute for the crown prince from 1914 to 1921. A year before he graduated the institute‚ he was promoted to the Major rank in the

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    establishes a thesis by declaring a preference. Profª Lourdes Cerezo Página 1 Lengua inglesa 3: Writing II. A comparison of two literary characters In many ways Nora in Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and Elisa in John Steinbeck’s short story "The Chrysanthemums" face similar circumstances. Each woman lives with a husband who does not understand her intelligently‚ in confined circumstances with little prospect for significant change. And in the course of both stories‚ each woman comes to discover just

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    piano separated by fast‚ happy interludes 4. Why do composers often use exposition repeats? Exposition Repeats to help the audience familiarize itself with the music. 5. How does the music of the development section compare to the music of the exposition? Motives were presented in various keys‚ registers‚ and groupings of instruments. In this section the composer also used new themes that were not found in the exposition section. The composer ended this section in the tonic key and moved directly

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    introduction to the piece inwhich motifs float around in a constant void‚ gaining energy‚ and morphing into musicalthemes. If we were to impose the sonata structure onto the piece‚ we would say that the three pieces are the exposition‚ development‚ and recapitulation. The exposition introduces two large thematic blocks separated by a transition that modulates this section from the tonic to the relative major. The first thematic block is much easier to recognize as it is always preceded by A_0‚ the

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    piece starts with the exposition‚ excluding the optional introduction that can be added if a composer so chooses. This exposition is the first ninety-three measure of the movement. The end is marked with a repeat sign. In the sonata‚ the exposition is repeated‚ so this follows normal sonata formatting. All parts of the exposition are included in this sonata; theme 1‚ a transition‚ theme 2‚ a bridge‚ a closing theme‚ and a codetta are all present. These sections within the exposition modulate just as they

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    symbolism that you find most significant in the story and try to interpret them in relation to the theme. How do you know these are symbols? Why do you choose these symbols in preference to others? 4. Compare the hunter with the pot mender in “The Chrysanthemums”. Why are they both unnamed? 5. Comment on the following extracts‚ paying attention to the underlined expressions: o ‘Sylvia would have liked him vastly better without his gun; she could not understand why he killed the very birds he seemed

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    she found out that although they are from similar genetic collection‚ these groups have significant differences in their respective value systems. For instance‚ one tribe’s idea of a “good man” differentiates to that of another. Her book‚ The Chrysanthemum and the Sword: Patterns of Japanese Culture‚ included a detailed description of Japanese belief and value system as well as a hypothesis on the reason behind the actions of the Japanese during World War II. PERSONALITY: MARGARET MEAD Arguably

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    Many have argued that Frederick Law Olmsted played the single most important role in the comprehensive planning of the World Fair. Olmsted and his partner Codman are credited with the general scheme and layout of the exposition through the land and water arrangement in addition to the terraces‚ bridges‚ and landings. The board of Architects Burnham and Root highly endorsed Olmsted and credited Olmsted for the success and overall execution of the World Fair. Olmsted‚ several years before the World

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    DIRECT NARRATION Although it may be referred to by other names (direct exposition‚ objective narration‚ summary exposition‚ or simply narration)‚ direct narration is where the narrator of the story addresses the reader directly. When conveying information by direct narration‚ the narrator simply states the information without any pretext of channeling it through a character or exposing it through some sort of prop. As noted by Ansen Dibell in Plot‚ the simplest way is to just slip the information

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    In The Devil in the White City you can find murder‚ magic and madness at the fair that changed America. In this book you discover 1893 Chicago at the time of the world’s fair‚ also known as the World’s Columbian Exposition. The story follows two separate but connected plots. One plot consist of a serial killer in the city while another consist of the building of the fair. Each plot follows two separate characters; H.H Holmes the serial killer and Daniel Burnham the architect. I believe that Erik

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