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The Quarantine Routine, Farah El Ghamrawy

Audiovisual Projects

In this track i will be taking you through my everyday quarantine routine. Basically i will be sharing with you how my day goes ever since the pandemic started

Hearing Faith: Music As Theology In The Spanish Empire, Carolina Sacristán Ramírez

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

A book review is presented for Andrew Cashner, Hearing Faith: Music as Theology in the Spanish Empire. Studies in the History of Christian Traditions 194. (Leiden: Brill, 2020).

Everyday Creativity: Singing Goddesses In The Himalayan Foothills, Nadia Chana

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

A book review is presented for Kirin Narayan, Everyday Creativity: Singing Goddesses in the Himalayan Foothills (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2016).

Sermon And Song: A Musically Integrative Homiletic, Catherine E. Williams

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

For centuries the interdisciplinary dyad of sermon and song has been in the toolkit of effective preachers. Yet scholarship on conjoined preaching and singing has been relatively sparse, despite the abundance of strong biblical, historical, and cultural warrants for its effectiveness as a means of proclamation. Seminary students have been known to graduate without ever seeing the synergistic combination of sermon and song in a preaching syllabus. With the help of musical analogue Theme and Variations, this essay illustrates a variety of ways this preaching method works for musical and “non-musical” users alike. It highlights the spiritual and cultural value …

The Dance Of Ādi Śakti: The Goddess In The Songs Of Bharati And Nazrul, Achintya Prahlad

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

C Subramania Bharati (1882-1921) and Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899-1976) were significant poet-songwriters of the Indian freedom struggle. Their works explore a wide range of themes – political, philosophical, romantic and devotional. Both poets were educated in rāga music, which is prominent in many of their songs. Bharati wrote in Tamil, while Nazrul wrote in Bangla. It is highly unlikely that they read or were influenced by each other’s works. However, one finds several similarities in their poetry, especially the importance given to the goddess Ādi Śakti in her various forms, Kālī in particular. The goddess plays a major role in …

Bodies Of Silence, Floods Of Nectar: Ritual Music In Contemporary Brahmanical Tantric Temples Of Kerala, Paolo Pacciolla

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

The Tantric concept of sound (nāda) as universal life-force has seen worldwide diffusion over the last few decades but such a fame does not reflect academic interest in the impact of Tantra on music. Indeed, while a number of essays have been written to demonstrate the contribution of Tantrism to the evolution of Indian religions and culture, its contribution to music has been left largely unexplored.

The word Tantra refers to a pan-Asian religious phenomenon spread over numerous centuries and including a wide number of sects having different and even opposite philosophical and theological approaches which may be …

Liturgy And Musical Inculturation In A Post-Apartheid South African Catholicism, Austin Chinagorom Okigbo

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

There is a developing trend within mainstream South African Churches to incorporate styles of traditional African music and cultural elements in liturgical functions. This is happening in places where such ideas were hitherto unwelcome because mission churches witnessed the denigration of indigenous African cultures by Europeans during the eras of both colonialism and apartheid. Inculturation Theology underscores the current drive for liturgical transformation. It comprises a part of Black Theology in South Africa, which developed as an intellectual framework for liberation during the time of the anti-apartheid struggles. Using the ethnographic study of the cultural mass at Emmanuel Cathedral in …

Saint Jude's, February 20, 2022

Saint Jude's

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Waltham, MA

Saint Jude's Finding Aid

St. Benedict Parish For The Deaf Church Bulletin, February 20, 2022

Saint Benedict Parish for the Deaf Church Bulletin

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in San Francisco, CA

Saint Benedict Parish for the Deaf Church Bulletin Finding Aid

St. Francis Borgia Deaf Center Church Bulletin, February 20, 2022

Saint Francis Borgia Deaf Center Church Bulletin

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Chicago, IL

Saint Francis Brogia Deaf Center Church Bulletin Finding Aid

2021-2022 Guillermo Figueroa Violin Recital, Guillermo Figueroa

Faculty Recitals

No abstract provided.

Timothy Lee Jones

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Choral Showcase, February 20, 2022, Illinois State University School Of Music

School of Music Programs

Center for the Performing Arts

February 20, 2022

Sunday Afternoon

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Ashley Frazier, Soprano, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond

Music Department Concert Programs

No abstract provided.

Marian Christine Baker Douglas

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral program for Marian Douglas. Service was held on February 19, 2022

Mosque Library: History, Function And Research Map, Sudana Sudana, Aam Slamet Rusydiana, Nur Fahmiyati

Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)

The existence of the mosque is a holy place for Muslims. Apart from being a place of worship, it also functions as a center for Muslim activities in regulating the life of Muslims. Mosques have many functions, one of which is as an educational institution. So that this function can support activities related to the life of the people and run well and optimally, it is necessary to have supporting facilities and infrastructure. One of the supporting facilities and infrastructure for mosques as educational institutions is a library, which will provide reading facilities that can increase knowledge and religious insight …

Eloge De I'Absent, Hassan Wahbi

Dirassat

Raise of the Absent

Behind the meaning stifled by the oblivion of things and events, by the fragmentation of duration, there is the figure and the fatal enigma of self-identity. Each life is first of all a silence, a postponement of the intimate word, the re verse of a voice, a "limbee" presence. Whoever decides to write about oneself knows well that his exercise is the temptation to take in the trap of words this silence, this setback, this limbo, this murmuring obscurity.

De Quelques Problèmes Majeurs De La Parémiologie Moderne, Michel Quitout

Dirassat

Some Major Problems of Modern Paremiology

Before getting to the heart of the matter, let us first make an empirical observation: in Arab societies, the recurrence of proverbial statements both at the level of oral communication and at the level of written texts is a reality that is evident. It imposes itself on it. Proverbs occupy a prominent place in Arab societies. For a very long time, the Arabs have manifested their taste for this type of concise, very expressive and full of teachings speech.

Regards Sur Le Sens Du Temps Et De L'Espace Dans "The Great Gatsby" De F.Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940), Rachid El Hamri

Dirassat

Looks into the Sense of Time and Space inThe Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald(1896-1940)

The Great Gatsby has been the subject of several critical studies, but an acevery interesting pact remains somewhat unexplored, namely a semio-approach tick of this masterpiece. In this article, we propose to examine two fundamental elements for grasping the character of the hero: time and space.

L'Autobiographie Entre Deux Traditions, Najib Wasmine

Dirassat

The Autobiography between two Traditions

It is here a contribution to the reflection around the autobiographical practice in Maghrebin literature of the French language, a practice which is placed between two literary and cultural traditions, if not more. The most obvious at least are the French tradition, and more generally Western, the Maghreb tradition, and more generally Arab.

Politics And Creative Writry: Conrad's "Nostromo" And "The Secret Agent" & "Warren's" All The King's Men, Nofal Lotfi

Dirassat

All through this paper, some three core texts are made use of ; namely, Joseph Conrad's Nostromo (1904) and The Secret Agent (1907), and Robert Warren's All the king's Men(1946). However, the discussion is by no means confined to these three works; a broader outlook is in fact required to cope with thedifferent aspects that relate to are search of this kind.This is perhaps why the present paper will have to go beyond the core texts and attempt to find elsewhere other salient points that can meaningfully add to the main ideas contained in the research.

Notes Sur L'Autobiographie, Abdelkhaleq Jayed

Dirassat

Notes on the Autobiography

I give these notes on the autobiography as they are, without trying to mask their discontinuity with an explicit link, the inconsistency being sometimes, as R. Barthes says, preferable to the order which distorts "E" and rules of the game.Any literary text is closed to be an act, from the double point of view of the writer and the reader, that is to say that it must involve in the author of "overwhelming consequences" (A. Gide) and influence his life by modifying, through an uncompromising analysis, his outlook on himself, at the same timethat his relationship …

The Ancient's View Of The Poet And Poetry, Brahim Soussi

Dirassat

The poet’s position in society has always been much discussed throughout the ages and inall civilizations.Thus the poet is accepted and receives praise sometimes, but is rejected and banished from society at other times. The poet's oscillation between these two extremes has always existed and will exist, it seems, as long as there is poetry. However, these two contradictory attitudes towards the Poet and Poetry have never received complete consensus from the different classes of society. The absence of this agreement, no doubt, denotes the necessity of the poet's voice for some and its danger fo rothers.

L'Univers Emblématique Du Mythe Dans Nedjma De Kateb-Yacine, Maria Makhfi-Jaouad

Dirassat

The Emblematic Universe of the Myth in Nedjma by Kateb-Yacine

In this impenetrable symbolic maquis that is the novel Nedjma,the mythical word taken in the demonic cadence of a rebellious writing that is sometimes disconcerting breaks down the fiction creating an unusual world; produced plural representation thus enhancing the cryptogram-poetry. Poetry in movement destined to deliver the mythical word to greed; Changed fantasies of the author. Ardent symbolism and mystical breath will animate the episode of Nedjma.

تداوليات القرائن الإشارية - التصورات النظرية وإشكالات التناول, زكرياء أرسلان

Dirassat

The Pragmatics of Indicative Clues Theoretical Perceptions and Problems of Handling

This article deals with the research in deictic, through theoretical approaches, the degrees of deliberations and the concept of indicative clues, and the degrees of deliberations, and the concept of indicative clues from classification to the problems of dealing.

الجد والهزل - بحث في الدلالة والعلاقة, أحمد الشايب

Dirassat

Seriousness and Humor, the Search for Significance and Relationship

This article deals with the difficulty of defining seriousness and humor, and the different attitudes and opinions on the subject by standing with Ibn Abd Rabbo and Shihab Al-Din Al-Ibshihi, and what is the relationship between serious and humor in terms of comprehensiveness and alternation, positive and negative and the sociology of laughter through the study of the books of Al-Jahiz and the didactics of laughter.

"منهج التأليف في السيرة النبوية عند المحدثين"موسى بن عقبة نموذجا, محمد باقشيش

Dirassat

The Method of Authorship in the Biography of the Prophet According to the Modernists, "Musa bin Uqba as a model

This research deals with the definition of the ways the modernists dealt with the Prophet's biography by focusing on Musa bin Uqba and his scientific effects, his students, his writings, and the authorship method of the modernists.

منهج ابن إسحاق ومصادره في السيرة والمغازي, الحسن الباز

Dirassat

The Approach of Ibn Ishaq and its Sources in the Seerah and Maghazi

This research deals with the definition of the Prophet's biography, Ibn Ishaq, his place in the study of the biography, his method, the definition of al-Maghazi and its sources, Ibn Ishaq, al-Jarh and al-Ta'deel, and accusing him of lying, fraud and weakening him.

"فئة الحراطين في المجتمع التمنارتي "ملاحظات أولية, شفيق أرفاك

Dirassat

The Haratine Class in the Tamanarti Society Preliminary Observations

This article deals with the research on the issue of the Haratine in their relationship with the Tamanart oasis in Souss in southern Morocco, and the research on the roots of the word linguistically and anthropologically, and in the books of jurists, and the history of their settlement in Morocco and the interaction of strong families in Sous with them.

بعض الإشكاليات والقضايا النظرية الخاصة بمجتمعات عصور ما قبل التاريخ والعهود التاريخية العتيقة -حوض البحر الأبيض المتوسط كنموذج, عبد السلام التايب

Dirassat

Some Theoretical Problems and Issues Related to Prehistoric Societies and Ancient Historical Epochs "Mediterranean Basin as a Model"

This article deals with the issue of curricula and problems related to the study of ancient societies, and issues of communication between ancient history and the rest of the other human sciences, through sources, schools, and methods of history, and making use of modern technologies in the study of this history.