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    Vivaldi: Composer Report

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    composers report on Antonio Vivaldi. I agree that Vivaldi was one of the best composers and violinists‚ in my opinion. I wanted to write on Vivaldi because one of my favorite instruments happens to be the violin‚ which Vivaldi seems to be an expert on. Listening to Vivaldi’s music just took my breath away; the sound was just beyond amazing. I could almost picture the violinist’s playing with such passion and the way that they move to the beautiful music of the violin. Antonio Vivaldi was recognized

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    Music in the Baroque Period Music is in everyone’s lives these days. You always see people with headphones in their ears or jamming out in their cars. Many people listen to music in the privacy of their homes‚ where they can listen to music as loud as they want and can sing along and not have anyone look at them funny. But do all these people who listen to music on a daily basis really know where it came from? A lot of people will say that Michael Jackson is the king of pop or that Elvis was the

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    Subaltern and Subaltern Studies Dr. Abhishek Gopal* ’Subaltern ’ originally is a term for subordinates in military hierarchies which is elaborated in the work of Antonio Gramsci to refer to groups who are outside the established structure of political representation. Subaltern was first used in a nonmilitary sense by Marxist Antonio Gramsci. Some believe that he used the term as a synonyms for proletariat‚ possibly as a codeword in order to get his writings past prison censors‚ while others believe

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    as well as developing the aesthetics of modernism‚ in order to rename himself in the elite and exclusive world of art. It is exemplified that this period has helped develop and shape art in general‚ through merging naturalism and realism as one. ‘Antonio López García’ is not only acknowledged as one of the most revered contemporary artists to the Spanish‚ but to the world. The extreme sense of realism or his so-called hyper realistic illustrations convey his visual sensitivity to the elements of colour

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    In the Novel “Argo”‚ the author‚ Antonio Mendez communicates to the reader that in order to pull off inconceivable acts of contrivance‚ one must think outside the box. Many people think that crazy and unusual plans never work (especially when dealing with an exfiltration). Their understanding is that when one goes with the ordinary they have a better chance of slipping under the radar. This book helps to disprove that theory by showing its readers the ways a plan can work when it goes bigger and

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    streets Grafton Street‚ the Mall in Tralee‚ Oliver Plunket Street in Cork as voice over speaks] “Not since the time of Antonio Gramsci has the notion of hegemony been so relevant in Ireland today. But what is hegemony? [Image of Gramsci] Hegemony is the phrase adopted by Antonio Gramsci from Marx to explain how social structures evolve. [Scenes of Regina Cali prison] Antonio Gramsci was born in Italy in 1891. After university‚ in deference to the fascist Mussolini ruling government he became

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    Abstract Yuqi Xiao Abstract Throughout centuries‚ the four seasons by Antonio Vivaldi have been very famous and well-known by people who are obsessed with Western art music all over the world. Most people have heard of Antonio Vivaldi’s music concerto “spring”‚ but not really familiar with the rest of the three seasons: “summer”‚ “fall”‚ “winter”. In my knowledge‚ I think that the winter one is most interesting concerto out of four seasons. The paper compares the “winter” concerto with the other

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    Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz was a major figure in Hispanic literature and a remarkable colonial intellectual of the Baroque. Sor Juana’s literary works serve as a look into the dynamic world of seventeenth century Hispanic literature. Considered the last great author of Spain’s Golden Age‚ Sor Juana and her influence contributed to creating a Mexican identity in the New World. Her poetry and life present the difficulties women then faced trying to thrive in academic and artistic fields. As a famous

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    Merchant and the Jew: Examining the bond between Shylock and Antonio in The Merchant of Venice In Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice‚ the use of oaths and exchange often help to forge personal bonds. For instance‚ Bassanio’s marriage to Portia is based off of both characters’ oaths to honor the instructions of Portia’s dead father; the exchange of wedding rings further seals their bond. Similarly‚ the bond between Shylock and Antonio is first formed when both characters pledge to recognize the

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    flesh from Antonio. While all this is happening‚ there are love plots going on. One of which is for Shylock’s daughter to elope with Lorenzo‚ a Christian. Later on‚ Antonio’s source of money‚ his ship‚ is reported sunken in the English Channel‚ dooming him to the loss of one pound of his flesh. There is a trial on the bond‚ and when it seems sure that Antonio will die‚ Portia‚ disguised as a doctor of laws legally gets Antonio out of the situation and Shylock receives harsh penalties. Antonio and Shylock

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