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Beyond Encounters: Religion, Ethnicity, And Violence In The Early Modern Atlantic World, 1450-1700, Brian Sandberg
Beyond Encounters: Religion, Ethnicity, And Violence In The Early Modern Atlantic World, 1450-1700, Brian Sandberg
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No abstract provided.
Richard Nixon, Détente, And The Conservative Movement, 1969-1974, Eric Patrick Gilliland
Richard Nixon, Détente, And The Conservative Movement, 1969-1974, Eric Patrick Gilliland
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This work examines the relationship between President Richard Nixon and the American conservative movement, 1969-1974. Nixon's anti-communist persona proved pivotal in winning the 1968 Republican nomination, with support from the party's consevative base. The foreign policies orcherstrated by Nixon and his National Security Advisor, Henry Kissinger, however, which sought to reduce tensions with China and the Soviet Union, infuriated the conservatives. In 1971-1972, they suspended their support of the administration and even drafted their own candidate, the Ohio congressman, John Ashbrook, to challenge Nixon in the 1972 primary campaign. Although the Ashbrook campaign had a minimal impact, it set a …
Sacred Swing: The Sacralization Of Jazz In The American Bahá'Í Community, E. Taylor Atkins
Sacred Swing: The Sacralization Of Jazz In The American Bahá'Í Community, E. Taylor Atkins
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Much modern jazz performance is imbued with religious significance or “sacred intentionality”, as revealed in the Bahá’í conceptions of jazz as a vehicle for worship and spiritual transcendence. Although earlier generations of believers objected to jazz because of its presumed moral and aesthetic poverty, jazz has become a staple in Bahá’í public culture and proclamation activities, partially due to the influence of prominent jazz musicians who became Bahá’ís, such as Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Flora Purim, and Tierney Sutton. Oral history and textual research are used to explore the dialectic between jazz and Bahá’í spiritual teachings and practices, the impact …
Inventing Jazztowns And Internationalizing Local Identities In Japan, E. Taylor Atkins
Inventing Jazztowns And Internationalizing Local Identities In Japan, E. Taylor Atkins
Faculty Books & Book Chapters
Describes the respective claims of port cities Yokohama and Kobe to be the points of entry for jazz in Japan.
Edifying Tones: Using Music To Teach Asian History And Culture, E. Taylor Atkins
Edifying Tones: Using Music To Teach Asian History And Culture, E. Taylor Atkins
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Discusses the ways that music and musical aesthetics can be used to illustrate cultural characteristics and philosophies in Asian history curriculum.
Korean P’Ansori And The Blues: Art For Communal Healing, E. Taylor Atkins
Korean P’Ansori And The Blues: Art For Communal Healing, E. Taylor Atkins
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No abstract provided.
Jammin’ On The Jazz Frontier: The Japanese Jazz Community In Interwar Shanghai, E. Taylor Atkins
Jammin’ On The Jazz Frontier: The Japanese Jazz Community In Interwar Shanghai, E. Taylor Atkins
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Examines the community of expatriate Japanese musicians playing jazz in interwar Shanghai, and the symbolic meaning of Shanghai as a "frontier" where musicians could develop their chops.
The War On Jazz, Or Jazz Goes To War: Toward A New Cultural Order In Wartime Japan, E. Taylor Atkins
The War On Jazz, Or Jazz Goes To War: Toward A New Cultural Order In Wartime Japan, E. Taylor Atkins
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Discusses the fate of jazz in wartime Japan, emphasizing not just the official ban on the music, but the ways that jazz musicians found ways to make the idiom serve national policy.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Announcement Graduate And Undergraduate - The School Year 1965-67, Prairie View A&M College
Announcement Graduate And Undergraduate - The School Year 1965-67, Prairie View A&M College
Annual Catalog
No abstract provided.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State University
Letter From Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1930 March 1-1930 March 3, Grace Rose, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1930 March 1-1930 March 3, Grace Rose, Wellesley College Archives
Grace Rose letters (6C1930)
Letter to her mother describing a party in Betty's room, work for the History Department contest, dinner with a former professor, and her regular fatigue; and asking about potential jobs at home.
Letter From Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1920 February 21, Grace Rose, Wellesley College Archives
Letter From Grace Rose, Wellesley, Massachusetts, To Mrs. A.G. Rose, Martinsville, Indiana, 1920 February 21, Grace Rose, Wellesley College Archives
Grace Rose letters (6C1930)
Letter to her mother describing her difficulty sending a package, a new dress, and Prom weekend in Tower Court, her plan to enter a History Department contest, and her schoolwork.