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Articles 31 - 60 of 137
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Preface
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism
No abstract provided.
Table Of Contents
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism
The table of contents for the print proceedings of the 2008 conference
Title Page
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism
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All My Sons, Stacey R. Stratton, Jonathan R. Sabo, Rebekah Priebe, Tim Phipps, Diane C. Merchant
All My Sons, Stacey R. Stratton, Jonathan R. Sabo, Rebekah Priebe, Tim Phipps, Diane C. Merchant
Theatre Productions
At the end of World War II, the Keller family is mourning younger son Larry, who has been missing in action and presumed dead. Older son Chris has returned home from military service and publicly acknowledges his feelings for Ann, Larry’s girlfriend. But mother Kate cannot accept that Larry is dead and believes that somewhere, somehow, her younger son is still alive. Joe Keller, the family patriarch, has been cleared of selling faulty aircraft parts that caused the deaths of 21 military pilots, while Ann’s father goes to jail for his part in covering up the faulty equipment. Despair sets …
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: A Composer On The Fault Line Of Ideological Change, Stephen J. White
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: A Composer On The Fault Line Of Ideological Change, Stephen J. White
Musical Offerings
While there has been a renewed interest in recent years on Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and his place as a transitional figure in Western music history, little academic thought is given to his musical philosophy. Emanuel’s father, Johann Sebastian Bach, taught him the German-Protestant view that the primary purpose of music was to highlight scripture. Through his education, Emanuel gained an appreciation for the secular philosophies of humanism and the Enlightenment. In contrast to J. S. Bach’s Protestant views, the philosophies of the Enlightenment asserted that the primary purpose of music was to highlight the essence of humanity through emotions …
Music As A Means To Spread Martin Luther’S Message, Emily A. Brubaker
Music As A Means To Spread Martin Luther’S Message, Emily A. Brubaker
Musical Offerings
While Martin Luther’s message of the Reformation was circulated through a variety of sources, music was highly regarded by Luther and had an undeniably crucial role in spreading his ideas. Luther’s theological stance determined his purpose for music. He emphasized the value of God’s Word and saw music as a means to share truth from the Bible. Luther even compared the importance of music to that of theology. He claimed that music was a gift from God, capable of fighting evil and promoting good. This research traces the effects of music on the transmission of Luther’s message by considering Luther’s …
Gesualdo's Late Madrigal Style: Renaissance Or Baroque?, Landon K. Cina
Gesualdo's Late Madrigal Style: Renaissance Or Baroque?, Landon K. Cina
Musical Offerings
Carlo Gesualdo Prince of Venosa’s sixth and final book of Italian madrigals has puzzled scholars since its resurgence in the early twentieth century. Written during a transition between the Renaissance and Baroque periods, Gesualdo’s late madrigals present a musical style that seems to deny any attempt at precise classification with a stylistic movement. So where does Gesualdo’s astonishing style fit within its historical context? And what about his music has drawn the attention of so many scholars? By analyzing representative madrigals of the Mannerist style, a stylistic movement of the Late Renaissance, and the emerging Baroque style, one can understand …
The Compositions Of Thomas Tallis: How The English Reformation Informed His Style, Joshua L. Gore
The Compositions Of Thomas Tallis: How The English Reformation Informed His Style, Joshua L. Gore
Musical Offerings
Thomas Tallis, known by some as the "Father of English Church Music," accomplished one of the most impressive feats in the history of musical service: surviving in the Chapel Royal through the reigns of vastly different monarchs during one of the most volatile political climates in the country's history. A clear streak of pragmatism shines through this stability and success, but exactly how did that pragmatism demonstrate itself within his compositional style? Through exploration and analysis of Tallis's musical style in different political and religious periods, one discovers the answer to how he managed to navigate the winds of change …
General Recital, Cedarville University
General Recital, Cedarville University
Slideshow Narrative, Paul Wyland
Las Americas Piano Trio, Carlos Elias
A Christian Response To Art And Literature: A Very Short Guide To Images And Texts, Andy Graff
A Christian Response To Art And Literature: A Very Short Guide To Images And Texts, Andy Graff
Cedarville Review
No abstract provided.
To The Girls I Liked In Middle School/To The God I Claim To Love, Evan Ellis
To The Girls I Liked In Middle School/To The God I Claim To Love, Evan Ellis
Cedarville Review
No abstract provided.
Patterns, Katie L. Milligan
Patterns, Katie L. Milligan
Cedarville Review
This piece mixes prose, poetry, and a unique form to explore the mindspace of a college student struggling to figure out the next step.
Living Sacrifice, Abigail Shaffer
Living Sacrifice, Abigail Shaffer
Cedarville Review
This is a poem about a bad day when my chronic illness flared up.
Dreams, Kari Nupson
Unknown, Ezra Shimabenga
Unknown, Ezra Shimabenga
Cedarville Review
This poem was inspired by a friend of mine who lives in Chad. For most who do not know anything about Chad, you would be surprised to find out that a lot of people, even people in the same continent as the country, do not know of its existence: thus the poem's title "Unknown".
Minty At Eye Level, Hannah R. Fair
Topophilia, Chloie R. Benton
Topophilia, Chloie R. Benton
Cedarville Review
This piece was written in response to a relocation and considers the implications of "home."
Artist Statement, Kari Nupson
1903, Kari Nupson
An Ode To Dr. Deardorff, Nicolas Heath
Seventy Million Voices, Makenzie Cochran
Eternal Woodland, Brendan Rowland
Eternal Woodland, Brendan Rowland
Cedarville Review
"Eternal Woodland" is a brief piece of creative nonfiction, decidedly impressionistic, a set of unique yet universal snapshots from the author's childhood.
21:4, Griffin Messer
All That Remains, Meghan Largent
Limit, Katie L. Milligan
Limit, Katie L. Milligan
Cedarville Review
This piece, written in vignettes, utilizes intellectual appeal and disparate memories to analyze the human tendency to push limits through magnifying the story of a traffic accident.
Psalm Of The Sick And Unclean, Abigail Shaffer
Psalm Of The Sick And Unclean, Abigail Shaffer
Cedarville Review
A poem about fighting with a chronic illness.
October 8th, Meghan Largent