The Development of Modern Dance in British Education There were significant developments to the provision of dance in education post 1950. Modern dance was emerging as an important art form‚ both within schools and in vocational and teacher training colleges. In order to have an understanding of the developments in dance education in the era being studied (1965 – 1985)‚ it is important to have some knowledge and understanding of the provision offered before this time. 1920’s/1930’s * Dartington
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representation of the free coinage of silver and that Emerald city is the Washington DC is unconvincing because Dorothy did not obtain the shoes in Emerald city. If the story was a parable to populism than Dorothy would have had to obtain the shoes in Emerald city because the only place where the the free coinage would have been able to be obtained was Washington. Also‚ in the end Oz was able to save Dorothy and let her go home. the populists did not have such favorable view of the gilded age presidents. The
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cited in Karen Littleton and Dorothy Miell‚ 2005‚ ‘Children’s interactions: siblings and peers in Sharon Ding and Karen Littleton‚ Children’s personal and Social Development‚ The Open university‚ pp.95 Fein‚ (1944) cited in Karen Littleton and Dorothy Miell‚ 2005‚ ‘Children’s interactions: siblings and peers in Sharon Ding and Karen Littleton‚ Children’s personal and Social Development‚ The Open university pp100- 104 Vass‚ (2004) cited in Karen Littleton and Dorothy Miell‚ 2005‚ ‘Children’s interactions:
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Suitors‚ John Williams Waterhouse uses the Suitors of Penelope to show that when people are gone for a long time their loved ones still have hope they will come home and the loved ones will be there waiting for them‚ while in her poem “Penelope‚” Dorothy Parker uses the same scene to show that people long for their
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During the era of US racial segregation‚ a handful of black female mathematicians managed to break social barriers and propel the US space agency to new heights. The heroines of the story are Dorothy Vaughan‚ Katherine Johnson and Mary Jackson. The US involvement in World War II in 1941 opened the door to them. The country needed engineers and scientists to come up with new technologies to help planes fly higher and faster. But segregation was still a reality. There were dozens of African-Americans
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and crisp in the cold air” to describe how they look at the new place as. 4. The allusion used in the story is the part where Dorothy falling asleep on the road to Emerald City‚ which is adapted from a well known kids’ book called “Land of Oz.” This allusion is effective because it emphasizes how boring the life in the narrow brown brick houses is by saying that Dorothy falls asleep on a exciting
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Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey. The traveling conglomeration of trained animals‚ acrobats‚ and clowns is a concept believed to originate during the times of Ancient Rome. Since the chariot races and battling wildlife of the past‚ many circus pioneers paved the way for the types of shows we are privileged to enjoy today. The Contemporary Circus The 1960’s and 1970’s brought harsh times for the circus‚ as animal rights became a hot topic of concern. Circuses started to merge with other productions
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The New York Times (1913): (1913): 12 January‚ p. 7. Connell‚ Eileen The New York City Working Girls ’ Clubs‚" Women ’s Studies‚ v26 n6 (1997): November‚ pp Dreiser‚ Theodore. Sister Carrie. (New York: W.W. Norton and Co.‚ Inc.‚ 1970). Fennell‚ Dorothy E Politics in the United States‚ 1900-1965‚" Industrial and Labor Relations Review‚ v49 n4 (1996): July‚ pp Keep‚ Christopher. "The cultural work of the Type-Writer Girl‚" Victorian Studies‚ V40 n3 (1997): Spring‚ pp Kessler-Harris‚ Alice. Out to
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Popular Texts and Intertexts – Detective‚ Crime and Mystery • Dorothy L Sayers – “Death in particular seems to provide the minds of Anglo-Saxon race with a greater fund of innocent amusement than any other single subject”. • Detective Fiction emerges in other genres all the time. Temporal ordering The plot aims at establishing a linear chronological sequence of events that will eventually explain its own baffling starting point. – Heta Pyrhonen. The story is explaining the mystery
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In literature‚ the theme of identity has been explored in many distinct ways. From “Hamlet” to “The Odyssey‚” characters have always struggled to discover who they really are in relation to the rest of their world. Most characters go through a personal journey and eventually discover who they are and what their purpose is. Other times‚ characters are left without a sense self and fail to establish themselves as individuals. However‚ sometimes these characters are not fictional‚ revealing how real
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