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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"interjection"”.

  1. Towards interaction: Combining jazz techniques and idiomatic writing for Varied ensembles. A collection of musical works -and- An exegesis

    … These elements were: call and response; interjection and setting and sustaining the groove. Data was collected through journaling and audio recording of the process from composition, to rehearsal and through to the performance. The compositions were recorded and the works analysed in this …

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  2. Sequencing the Body: Prisons and the Spatial Imaginary

    … The desire is to inspire potential points of interjection for restorative justice and to shift the public perception of the prison industrial complex, while also being aware of the limitations of the role of the architect.

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  3. Asphalt landscape after all : residual suburban surface as public infrastructure

    … transformed through a series of operations. The interjection of a collection of surface-intensive buildings which are blended together as one composition in addition to the layering of circulation and logistical systems defines a hybrid public surface intrinsic to the suburban condition.

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  4. Reading With the Masoretes: The Exegetical Utility of Masoretic Accent Patterns

    … 15:1). Chapter 3 examines the pattern for the interjection ועתה (ve‘atah) from Genesis to Kings (e.g., Judg 13:7; 15:18; 1 Sam 9:13; 2 Kgs 7:9). Chapter 4 opens up the pattern for framing conditional clauses (e.g., Judg 4:8; 6:17; 9:15; 9:19–20; 11:30–31; 13:16; 13:23; 14:13; Gen 18:3; …

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  5. The impact of administrative support, curriculum, student retention, population and production activity on theatre programs at historically black institutions: a case study perspective

    … known as the Little Theatre Movement and the interjection of plays on African-American life by prominent dramatists in the 1920s and 1930s (Wallace, 1954). From 27 identified theatre programs in historically black universities. two case studies were conducted to investigate the importance of …

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  6. A pragma-dialectical approach in television talk show argumentation: A case study of the Namibia Broadcasting Corporation’s one-on-one discourse

    … arguers also used turn-claiming as a strategy by interjection and conjunctions such as “but!”, “really!’ and “Oh!” Turn-yielding strategy was also used but rarely. The arguers decided to give up their turn to talk when deemed necessary and when they seemed to have exhausted their stance in …

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  7. Interjektionen und Onomatopoetika im Sprachvergleich : Deutsch versus Chinesisch

    Die Dissertation kontrastiert deutsche mit chinesischen Interjektionen und Onomatopoetika. Die phonologischen, prosodischen, graphischen, morphologischen und syntaktischen Unterschiede werden systematisch herausgearbeitet.

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