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Flamenco, Gender Roles, And Female Empowerment In Granada, Spain, Dana F. Giordano
Flamenco, Gender Roles, And Female Empowerment In Granada, Spain, Dana F. Giordano
Senior Honors Projects
During the 2023-2024 academic year, my academic pursuits led me to Granada, Spain. This city is nestled within the culturally rich region of Andalucia, renowned as the birthplace of flamenco. Immersed in the study of Spanish language and culture, but also cognizant of prevalent issues of sexism deeply rooted within its societal fabric, I decided to explore gender expression and dynamics in flamenco. For this project, I researched Laura Mulvey's notion of the “male gaze,” a feminist theory that argues that the depiction of women in art and media supports a patriarchal society. Women are often portrayed as objects for …
Sibelius’S Scaramouche: A Comparative Production History Of A Tragic Pantomime, 1913–1977, Karl E. Toepfer, Eija Kurki
Sibelius’S Scaramouche: A Comparative Production History Of A Tragic Pantomime, 1913–1977, Karl E. Toepfer, Eija Kurki
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The book describes the historical context for the Scaramouche tragic pantomime created by Poul Knudsen and Jean Sibelius in 1913. The pantomime had numerous productions in various European countries between 1922 and 1977, and the book examines all of them according to all available evidence. The text explains the historical and cultural significance of the pantomime and how it uniquely explores a dark and complex intersection of female sexuality, marriage, and class control of erotic desire. The authors examine all productions of Scaramouche from the premiere production in Copenhagen in 1922 to the last major production in Karl-Marx-Stadt, East Germany …
Photograph, Roberta Chapman
Translations, Anitra Chughtai
Translations, Anitra Chughtai
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Original works by Akutagawa Ryunosuke and Yosa Buson
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Memories Of A Spider: Les Souvenirs D’Une Araignée, Alyssa Landry
Memories Of A Spider: Les Souvenirs D’Une Araignée, Alyssa Landry
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Original work by Mark Vanderlinde-Abernathy
Tomato Fields: Champ De Tomates, Amy Norskog
Tomato Fields: Champ De Tomates, Amy Norskog
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Original work by Mary Vanderlinde-Abernathy
Dear John: Cher John, Hafedh Zanina
芭蕉の俳句: Basho's Haiku, Ryan Butz
一茶の俳句: Issa's Haiku, Ryan Butz
Pressed Lips: Lèvres Serrées, Fadoua El Bouamraoui
Pressed Lips: Lèvres Serrées, Fadoua El Bouamraoui
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Original work by Jennifer Humbert
And I Love You, Adele Reeves
The Lizard King: Le Roi Lézard, Grace Du Garr
The Lizard King: Le Roi Lézard, Grace Du Garr
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Original work by Brody Pagel
The Lizard King is a nickname for Jim Morrison, singer with the Doors. He compared himself to a comet, and this poem alludes to this image. Morrison was very young when he died - 27 years old. He was the first rock star to become so famous. His life was very short and explosive, like the fireworks that the author of this poem describes.
In Love With You, Jimmy Pipkin
Saturday Night At Rusty's: Samedi Soir À Rusty’S, Molly Rosco
Saturday Night At Rusty's: Samedi Soir À Rusty’S, Molly Rosco
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Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Waseda University School Song, Matt Messmer
Wenn Du Groß Bist…: When You're Tall, Timothy Cooper
Der Dunkle Stern: The Dark Star, David Harman
From A Window: D’Une Fenêtre, Judy Cochran
El Sauce Llorón: The Weeping Willow, Sara Cahill
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Past, Present: Passé, Présent, Matt Bishop
Une Autre Femme: Another Woman, Fadoua El Bouamraoui
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
The Mowers: Les Faucheurs, Judy Cochran
Photograph, Priscilla Paton
La Grande Dame De Paris: The Great Lady Of Paris, Gonzalo Tuesta
La Grande Dame De Paris: The Great Lady Of Paris, Gonzalo Tuesta
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No abstract provided.
Japanese Humor Through Cartoons, Sarah Pillerdorf
Japanese Humor Through Cartoons, Sarah Pillerdorf
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The following pages illustrate Japanese humor through cartoons.
Tezuka Osamu (1928-1989) was one of the leading animators in postwar Japan. His most famous character is Tetsuwan Atomu (Atom Boy). Son Goku, a monkey/boy hybrid character born from a rock and possessing tremendous physical abilities, originally appeared as the hero of the late-sixteenth century Chinese classic "Journey to the West." Son Goku in his various forms appears in Japan in the Dragonball series and other popular media.
Schuhe Der Heimat: Boots Of Home, Danielle Gerken