You will hear four different people talk about things that made them feel strong emotions. Jot each speaker’s information under their corresponding picture. (el 4 es Emmett personaje anterior) • Listen again to the audio and identify each of the speaker’s emotions. 1. Patti ____________________________________________________________ 2. Georgia__________________________________________________________ 3. Rafael___________________________________________________________ 4. Emmett_____
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Modern Dance was born in America during the turn of the 20th century when a number of choreographers and dancers rebelled against the two forms of dance that were prevalent at the time, ballet and vaudeville. They rejected what they interpreted as the rigid and imperialistic nature of ballet, and they wanted to be taken seriously as artists rather than be seen simply as entertainers. Loie Fuller, Isadora Duncan, Ruth St. Denis, and Ted Shawn are considered to be the pioneers of modern dance in America
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Aaron Copland and the American Sound Aaron Copland searched far and wide to find a sound he could call American. He wanted to break away from European traditions and create a sort of nationalistic music that really felt like the American spirit was within it. To understand his want and persistent need to find this sound, the elements that should be examined are his upbringing, formal training, connections in networking, and his outside influences of different musical styles. Copland was born the
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FOR TREATING NONHUMAN ANIMALS ETHICALLY APPLIED TO CARL SAFINA’S DISCUSSION ON VARIOUS NONHUMAN ANIMALS In this paper, I intend to explain Martha Nussbaum’s capabilities theory for treating nonhuman animals ethically, then apply this theory to Carl Safina’s discussion of various nonhuman animals in his book Beyond Words, How Animals Think and Feel. Martha Nussbaum is an American Philosopher, who focused on philosophy in the field of moral theories. She is a distinguished Professor of Law and Ethics
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Martha Graham, whom is recognised as one of the utmost and greatest artists of the 20th century, revolutionised the art form of contemporary dance through movements which were established on the expressive dimensions of the human figure. The mother of contemporary dance achieved this by using her body in certain ways which were classified as athletic and dramatic, although raised controversy regarding every principle taught to ballet dancers. Outlined in this presentation will be a thorough analysis
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up and shows the audience a woman getting ready for the day. The camera tracks down and to the left to see the milkman walking away and into the street behind the building before tracking back around to the protagonist, L.B. Jeff Jefferies (James Stewart) in his apartment. A close up on Jefferies reveals the sweat on his forehead before cutting over to a wall thermometer showing how hot it is. Panning over, viewers get a closer look at the various people from the apartment across the street. The viewer
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As the attorney for terrorist Omar Abdel-Rahman, Lynne Stewart was subject to modified Special Administration Measures or SAMs as they were known. SAMs governed the communication between suspects and their legal counsel. This meant that in order to meet with Abdel-Rahman in prison Lynne Stewart had to agree that she would not use their meetings, correspondence or phone calls to pass messages from Abdel-Rahman to third parties including but not limited to the media. ^ Preston, Julia (September 29
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The scene in the film Rear Window was about the community and the protagonist named L.B. Jefferies. The scene started with the window. Next appeared a cat walking in the alley, from that moment, the audience can see the whole set of the neighborhood early in the morning and L.B. Jefferies sleeping when he was sweaty. Next, the viewer can see the thermometer, the composer shaving his beard, the couple sleeping outside their balcony, the dancing woman in a pink undergarment, the dog’s leash tied
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In the article Oxytocin improves the accuracy of trustworthiness judgments, but does not make a face appear more trustworthy, Bruno Lambert, Carolyn H. Declerck, and Christophe Boone claim that oxytocin trusting behavior through a general anxiolytic effect and previous research was had inconsistent results. They had realized that the previous studies had never made use of manipulated stimuli and believed that the stimuli could help in isolation of dimensions of trustworthiness. They decided that
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On 10/10/2012 at approximately 08:49 hours, at the Home Depot, Asset Protection Specialist for Home Depot, I was sitting in my office when I heard a male voice yelling. I heard the male yelling, “I am going to kick your ass, and knock you out”. At this time, I got up out of my chair, and walked out of my office, which is located on the left side of the pro services desk. I observed a W/M, grey hair on the sides, heavy set, approximately 5’11, 220-240 pounds, wearing a white t shirt, and shorts
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