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Showing 1 to 20 of 118 for “"artistry"”.
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Artistry in Social Science Research
This interpretive research study is an inquiry into social science researchers’ aesthetic practices in relation with photographic-based research practices. Specifically, it is an hermeneutic study that probes their experiences of practice careers and trajectories of practitioners in relation to …
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Ma Sicong's Violin Artistry and Compositions
Ma Sicong was a violinist, composer, and educator of the highest caliber in China who devoted his entire professional life to the instrument. Known for producing violin music in various styles and forms for more than fifty years, Ma Sicong contributed to the violin's popularization in China through …
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Artistry in Air: The Story of the Younkins
<p>For sixty years, a Northwest Arkansas family has dominated the world of general aviation by drawing upon its wealth of expertise, innovation and exceptional talent. Jim Younkin, an electrical engineer, invented an autopilot series that revolutionized the industry. His son, Bobby became one of …
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Artistry in the Riddles of 'The Exeter Book.'
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T22:39:13Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6910667.pdf: 11699218 bytes, checksum: 99e09d3f1a8c75d9955e083e7a72e4c0 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1968
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Teaching Artistry as a Critical Community of Practice: An arts-based ethnography
… artists - career artists who apply their artistry to teaching and learning. These increases have been documented both as a benefit and as a threat to arts instruction that is provided within standardized public school curricula. In turn, policy debate has emerged around professional …
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Embodied female voices: sexuality and artistry in Woolf, Yeats, Joyce, and Beckett
… “Embodied Female Voices: Sexuality and Artistry in Woolf, Yeats, Joyce, and Beckett” investigates modernist literary techniques for creating a female character with a voice who is also active and expressive in her sexuality. These canonical modernist authors found new ways to represent …
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"The Gate City": artistry and identity in an American historical pageant
In June 1916 community members in Lincoln, Nebraska organized an historical pageant entitled 'The Gate City: A Masque of Omaha.' The second in a series of three pageants, 'The Gate City' explored visions of Nebraska's past, present and future through the interpretation of two myths; one Omaha and …
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Teacher Artistry and the Not-So-Still Life of Arts-Centered School Reform
… include situations of: arts-mindedness, artistry, home, growth and caring, and expressiveness.</p> <p>The author explores the significance of arts-centered school reform as a meaning-making enterprise by examining five realms of meaning within the curriculum: the cognitive realm, …
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The Artistry of Accessibility: Creating Theatre with and for Students on the Autism Spectrum
Theatre is a place where all can come together and have an experience regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexuality, or ability. As a theatre maker and teaching artist, how do I create inclusion and augment social awareness by designing and implementing theatrical experiences for a specific audience? …
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THE SURVEY OF ROBERT SCHUMANN: HIS ARTISTRY IN THE CONTEXT OF 19TH CENTURY MUSIC
… violin sonatas and fantasy, surveying his unique artistry. Idiosyncratic or even quirky compositional attributes, which some critics describe as flaws, can also be viewed as essential to Schumann's music, but at the same time, pose surmountable challenge for today's performers. Following my …
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Media-making matters: exploring literacy with young learners as media crafting, critique and artistry.
This research is a timely response to the widespread use of digital media in western social worlds, and a perceived gulf separating school practices from those in contemporary living. I argue for a dynamic educational experience that embeds digital media production in the curriculum. Of central …
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Passionate craftsmanship: the artistry of Charlotte Brontë's <i>Jane Eyre</i> and <i>Villette</i>
… of her major fiction are precisely due to her artistry and craftsmanship. More specifically, the novels’ imaginative and almost poetic intensity is the result of the careful patterning of motifs and structuring of imagery. These characteristics are common to most good novels, but few contain …
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"Plot In ""studs Lonigan"": The Failure Of Manhood, The Triumph Of Artistry (farrell, Chicago, Illinois)"
James T. Farrell is often considered as a writer following in the naturalistic tradition of Stephen Crane, Frank Norris, and especially Theodore Dreiser. The Studs Lonigan trilogy, Farrell's major work, is often described as a naturalistic work providing a sociological examination of life in an …
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Towards design principles for project artistry in exploratory sandpit projects: A design-based research perspective
… The outcome of the study, namely, a project artistry framework, emerged from the iterative process which was undertaken. The framework's value proposition is that it (the framework) had been proven to enable diverse teams to shift the participants' orientation from significant ambiguity and …
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Composite artistry meets facial recognition technology : exploring the use of facial recognition technology to identify composite images
… the efficacy of combining composite forensic artistry with facial recognition technology to create a viable investigative tool to identify suspects, as well as better informing artists and program creators on how to improve the success of merging these technologies. This research ultimately …
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Lutheran Alternatim Practices in the 16th and Early 17th Centuries: A Narrative of Liturgical Artistry and Accessibility
The musical and liturgical life of the church has always contained a great variety of performance practices. With the advent of the organ in the Middle Ages, a collaboration between organ and voice began, which eventually resulted in a rich vocabulary of musical practices known as alternatim. In …
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Recognising and appreciating the artistry in professional practice: a means to researching and developing practice through insider practioner research.
… and extending their practice. The existence of artistry is recognised within professional practice (Schon 1983), and is important in making professional judgements (Fish and Coles 1998, pp. 28-53, de Cossart and Fish 2005). Therefore, as in the methodology proposed by Fish (1998), the …
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From revolution to revolt in theatre artistry: A shift in American attitude from Vietnam to Watergate reflected in the musicals "Chicago" and "Hair"
This thesis traces how the artistry of the Broadway musical reflects the condition of the American attitude as influenced by the events of its time. From two historical events, Vietnam to Watergate, there is a shift in attitude evident in two pieces of musical theater, Hair and Chicago. What is …
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The Effects of a Performance-Oriented Music Appreciation Class on Beginning Adult Piano Study
… still vital in music learning, and (4) although artistry can be an innate ability, through practice and increased understanding of music, certain levels of artistry still can be achieved by subjects who demonstrate less natural musicality.
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