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    MUSC137 09/30/2013 Jazz Performance Nina Simone I was not able to attend a live jazz performance due to my work schedule‚ so instead I watched a performance of my favorite jazz artist Nina Simone on Youtube. In this video she performed “Ain’t Got No‚ I Got Life” in London‚ 1968. I chose Nina Simone because I felt that whenever I watch her performances on Youtube I get the feeling that I’m actually there‚ watching her. I’ve never heard this song before watching this video. In this performance

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    Identify and assess the main strengths and weaknesses of Simone de Beauvoir’s book‚ The Second Sex. Christopher Jacobi To some extent The Second Sex (1949) successfully conceptualises womanhood as a social structure and offers a „strikingly original theory of female subjectivity under patriarchy‟ (Okely‚ 1986: 20). Beauvoir‟s1 statement that „one is not born a woman‚ but becomes one‟ (1949: 295) draws attention at the difference between biological sex and gender; this distinction can be used

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    The Other Woman(s) 2390 East Huntsville Road‚ I was 5 years old and use to my dad never being around always working until 3 am at his work. I don’t remember waking up with my dad being home‚ but that had been life since I can remember. What I do remember is that I consider it the worst day of my life. I was 6 years old at the time‚ I got picked up from school by my mother who had a very cold look on her face the car ride home‚ but I didn’t think much of it. She was an adult and adults got upset

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    Stevenson using ideas discussed in ‘The Second Sex’ by Simone de Beauvoir. The concept of Simone de Beauvoir’s myth of women discussed in ‘The Second Sex’ was still very much prevalent in the 1960s when ‘To Room nineteen’ was set and certainly at the time of ‘Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’. In the 1960s‚ in accordance with the second wave of feminism‚ women were thought to be more conscious and aware of their rights as a woman because of the media (Hanisch)1 and this is what we‚ as

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    Indian Woman Vs De Brry

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    Name Institution Course Tutor Date The Indian woman and young girl Introduction The Indian woman and the young girl in the two drawings made by John white and De Bry in the 16th century depicts the differences in ideologies of the two artists. John white drew the original image then De Bry expounded on his work and drew a different image which was different from the original image in different ways. He made the latter image more realistic as compared to the john white’s image. On the water color

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    Philippine Cinema: A Review on ’No Other Woman’ written by Jessica Zafra By all accounts the Viva-Star Cinema production No Other Woman is a smash hit‚ and in show business there is no arguing with pots of money. We may assume from the box-office grosses that this is the sort of movie the Filipino audience wants to see. What exactly is this movie saying? 1. Character is unnecessary; all you need are stereotypes. In the traditional defence of marriage melodrama these are: 1.1. The Handsome Husband

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    Someone once told me that life is not always fair; that some days are better than others are. Men do not care for this rule and we want everyday to be great‚ perfect and full of joy; but deep down we know it cannot be. We refuse to accept the unfairness of life though; we resist in our own unique ways to every bad thing that happens in our lives. We have been known to resist violently‚ lashing out at others in rage; and we have been known to bear the pain ourselves without rage and violence. Either

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    Simone Weil Discipline

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    Discipline in Reflections on the Right Use of School Studies by Simone Weil “Students must therefore work without any wish…to win school successes…applying themselves equally to all their tasks‚ with the idea that each one will help to form in them the habit of that attention which is the substance of prayer” (Weil 59). For the modern student‚ education is a rigorous ritual of deadlines‚ standardized tests‚ and overscheduling all to prove their worth to an admissions committee or future employer

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    We cannot begin to understand the response towards the contemporary patriarchal attitudes and theories toward women that the artists of the Vienna Secession manifested without discussing the men whose eyes interpreted the women of fin-de-siècle Vienna. During fin-de-siècle Vienna women were beginning to gain ground towards emancipation from oppressive patriarchal order of the Viennese society. The manifestation of these contemporary patriarchal attitudes is a complex one and rather difficult to define

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    Equality Born in the year of 1748‚ as the daughter of a butcher‚ Olympe de Gouges lived a humble life. In this time period and on a butcher’s salary‚ Gouges’s only chance at an education was to teach herself (Frankforter 491). Using her education‚ Olympe de Gouges became a spokesperson for the working French woman (Frankforter 491). In the Declaration of the Rights of Woman written in the year of 1791 (De Gouges)‚ she writes to the National Assembly and the general public‚ who can read. Here‚ Gouges

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