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Articles 1 - 29 of 29
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Pandora's Log: Charting The Evolving Literary Project Of Rosario Ferré, Lee Joan Skinner
Pandora's Log: Charting The Evolving Literary Project Of Rosario Ferré, Lee Joan Skinner
CMC Faculty Publications and Research
In her essay "La Cocina de la escritura," published in 1982, Rosario Ferré describes her authorial project, her literary influences and her motivations for writing fiction. As part of this short autobiographical essay, she discusses the moment she embarked upon her career as a writer and the way she selected her initial literary theme.
From The Editor, Alvin White
From The Editor, Alvin White
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Tilings In Art And Science, James E, Hall
Tilings In Art And Science, James E, Hall
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Mathematizing, Lee Goldstein
Mathematizing, Lee Goldstein
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Mathematics As An Aesthetic Discipline, J. D. Phillips
Mathematics As An Aesthetic Discipline, J. D. Phillips
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
The Most Humanistic Mathematician: Florentin Smarandache, Joanne S. Growney
The Most Humanistic Mathematician: Florentin Smarandache, Joanne S. Growney
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Poem In Arithmetic Space, Larry Seagull
Poem In Arithmetic Space, Larry Seagull
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Haiku, Frances Rosamond
Letters From The Editor And Production Manager, Issue 11, 1995, Alvin White
Letters From The Editor And Production Manager, Issue 11, 1995, Alvin White
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Poetry, Lee Goldstein
To Stephen W. Hawking, Lillia N. Apostolova
To Stephen W. Hawking, Lillia N. Apostolova
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Some Notes On How Students Perceive Mathematics, Joan Countryman
Some Notes On How Students Perceive Mathematics, Joan Countryman
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Poetry, Monte J. Zerger
And This Is The Tale That Xeno Told, Sanda Z. Keith
And This Is The Tale That Xeno Told, Sanda Z. Keith
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
The Study Of Mathematics And Growth In The Spirit, Rosemary Schmalz
The Study Of Mathematics And Growth In The Spirit, Rosemary Schmalz
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Cover/Table Of Contents
Performance Practice Review
Front matter and Table of Contents from the Spring 1995 (8/1) issue of Performance Practice Review.
The Role Of The Lute In Sixteenth-Century Consorts: Evidence From Terzi's Intabulations, Suzanne Court
The Role Of The Lute In Sixteenth-Century Consorts: Evidence From Terzi's Intabulations, Suzanne Court
Performance Practice Review
RILM abstract: "In his Venetian lute books of 1593 and 1599, Giovanni Antonio Terzi did not define the frequently used terms contrappunto and concerto, which are assigned to ensemble-intabulation lute parts. An attempt to clarify their meanings helps determine intended functions within ensembles. It appears that Terzi's ensemble intabulations were conceived in a purely instrumental context, and that the two distinct styles for lute are written manifestations of foundation and ornamental functions in ensembles, such as described by Agostino Agazzari (1607). Both in terms of the possibilities for instrumentation and the explicit examples of elaborating and foundation lute arrangements, Terzi's …
Cover/Table Of Contents
Performance Practice Review
Front matter and Table of Contents from the Fall 1995 (8/2) issue of Performance Practice Review.
"Music Education And The Art Of Performance In The German Baroque" By John Butt, David Schulenberg
"Music Education And The Art Of Performance In The German Baroque" By John Butt, David Schulenberg
Performance Practice Review
Reviews and critiques John Butt's book on Music education and the art of performance in the German Baroque.
Contributors/End Matter
Performance Practice Review
List of contributors to the Fall 1995 (8/2) issue of Performance Practice Review.
End matter and advertisements from the Fall 1995 (8/2) issue of Performance Practice Review.
The Performance Of Roman Sacred Polyphonic Music In The Late Sixteenth And Early Seventeenth Centuries: Evidence From Archival Sources, Noel O'Regan
Performance Practice Review
RILM abstract: "Information about performance practice on large-scale feast-day celebrations is derived from the archival records of eight Roman churches, summarized in tabular form and discussed under the following headings: number of singers, instrumentalists, organs and organists, extra conductors, and the positioning of singers and their platforms. While practices varied considerably among institutions, some common ground is established."
Performance Practice Bibliography, 1994-1995
Performance Practice Bibliography, 1994-1995
Performance Practice Review
Bibliography of articles published in the field of Historical Performance Practice during 1994-1995.
Book Review: Eloquent Obsessions: Writing Cultural Criticism, James Morrison
Book Review: Eloquent Obsessions: Writing Cultural Criticism, James Morrison
CMC Faculty Publications and Research
An initial impression of Eloquent Obsessions is that of a heady randomness, a bracing variety, from accounts of personal intellectual history to more conventional critical forays, from lively autobiography to trenchant polemic. It is, perhaps, only on second thought, once that impression of randomness settles into a more legibly systematic pattern, that the book's real significance begins to emerge.
Bazi-Ha-Ye Nameyeshi: Iranian Women's Theatrical Plays, Anthony Shay
Bazi-Ha-Ye Nameyeshi: Iranian Women's Theatrical Plays, Anthony Shay
Pomona Faculty Publications and Research
Iranian women's comic improvised traditional theatre is a rich and important, but little-known, source of performative and textual material that has been rarely documented or discussed by serious students of folklore and dance, either in Iran or in the West. I argue that this amateur theatrical form performed and created by women for other women is the single most important source representing the multivocality of traditional Iranian women of all classes. Both in content and performance, these theatrical plays or games are a unique form of expression that needs several analytic approaches to elucidate its meaning and place in women's …
Book Review: Personal Speech-Ethics In The Epistle Of James, Vincent L. Wimbush
Book Review: Personal Speech-Ethics In The Epistle Of James, Vincent L. Wimbush
CGU Faculty Publications and Research
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Conjuring Culture: Biblical Formations In Black America, Vincent L. Wimbush
Book Review: Conjuring Culture: Biblical Formations In Black America, Vincent L. Wimbush
CGU Faculty Publications and Research
No abstract provided.
Reading Texts As Reading Ourselves: A Chapter In The History Of African American Biblical Interpretation, Vincent L. Wimbush
Reading Texts As Reading Ourselves: A Chapter In The History Of African American Biblical Interpretation, Vincent L. Wimbush
CGU Faculty Publications and Research
Literature, especially religious literature, ideally aims to trigger degrees of empathy in readers who share a particular universe of meaning, with the goal of entertaining, provoking, challenging, and persuading. The literary text that has achieved something of the status of a "classic" is one that has consistently--that is, "beyond its time...beyond its space"--proved to be engaging and empathetic, consistently challenging and inspiring the spirit, provoking thoughts and arresting the imagination of those generally sharing a universe of meaning, or culture. But such texts, precisely because of their empathy-producing qualities, should also inspire among readers again and again over time a …
The Bible And African-American Culture, Vincent L. Wimbush
The Bible And African-American Culture, Vincent L. Wimbush
CGU Faculty Publications and Research
The history of the influence, uses, and functions of the Bible among African Americans is dramatic and complex, and reflects the different, sometimes conflicting, sociopolitical and religious self-understandings, orientations, and aspirations of a dominant segment, if not the great majority, of African Americans.
The Female Body As Icon: Edna Millay Wears A Plaid Dress, Cheryl Walker
The Female Body As Icon: Edna Millay Wears A Plaid Dress, Cheryl Walker
Scripps Faculty Publications and Research
The female body has never been so prominently displayed or so critically examined as it is today under the dominance of late capitalism. The results of this display, we can now see, have been mostly negative: women regard themselves at best self-consciously, at worst with disgust. Given this emphasis on self-scrutiny, it comes as no surprise that middle-aged women experience a reduction of self-confidence regarding their physical presences and a concomitant increase in self-dissatisfaction. It is also worth noting that a querulous tone often afflicts them as they grow older, suggesting that they are at odds not only with others …