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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"David Bowie"”.

  1. Is Ziggy Stardust Camp?: David Bowie As A Case Study In Music And Camp

    David Bowie’s performance style and image during his “Stardust Years” (1972-1973) are widely considered as exemplifying a Camp aesthetic. With few exceptions (Buckley, 1993), all consider his image, the persona Ziggy Stardust, as being Camp and specific discussions of his music as Camp are lacking. …

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  2. O eu e o outro : Dr. Jekyll vs Mr. Hyde : David Bowie vs Ziggy Stardust

    No início da década de 70 do século passado, David Bowie editou um álbum conceptual, TheRise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, sobre um alien que veio à terra trazer a salvação. De modo a tornar os seus concertos mais apelativos do ponto de vista estético e para superar a sua …

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  3. The Influence of Weimar Culture on Pop Music in the 1970s and ‘80s

    … in postmodern terms is examined through music of David Bowie, Lou Reed and Kraftwerk and of the subcultures of punk and post-punk; their respective incorporation of elements, usually associated with ‘others’, reveals an alternative approach to artistic production in response to the ‘authentic’ …

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  4. Perceptions of organizational culture of a multi-campus community college district: mixed methods in concert

    … between Main and South Campuses. Changes, by David Bowie, described the many changes that were taking place within the college culture. Believe in Me, by Dan Fogelberg, described a culture that supports student but not employee development and a lack of employee empowerment. Hello, by SHEL, …

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  5. Hang on to yourself: Bowie, Burke, and the rhetoric of stage persona

    … to examine the rhetorical implications of David Bowie’s use of the stage persona Ziggy Stardust in order to better understand how stage personae affect performers and their audiences. Employing Burke’s dramatistic pentad as a theoretical framework, I explore the scene, act, agent, agency, …

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  6. The Importance of Place: A practice-led investigation into the liminal space between artist-doctor and patient-artist, in the process of making art and recovery in the House of Artists and the Gugging Atelier, at Maria Gugging in Austria

    … and renowned private collections such as the David Bowie art collection.<br/><br/>This study’s contribution to new knowledge is threefold: firstly, the creation and deployment of Falling UP as a research methodology, art practice, and collaborative community; secondly, the researcher’s …

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  7. One Hundred and Fifty Percent Elasticity

    The sculptural environments I create immerse the viewer in a decrepit vaudevillian past. The sculptures allude to narratives within Community Theater as well as the Drag Show. Making becomes an act; manipulating materials such as synthetic hair and paint are associated with the guise of the makeup …

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  8. Spartan Morale: social practices to manage combat stress

    This paper examines social practices to manage combat stress in Spartan hoplites in the 5th century. By utilising a modern multi-layered psychological profile designed by Jason Crowley, it considers the role of specific elements of Spartan society (its social structure, education system and its …

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