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    Hanna Pitkin

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    In this study I will focus on descriptive and substantive representation as defined by Hanna Pitkin in her seminal work The Concept of Representation (1967). Pitkin identifies there four types of representation: formalistic, descriptive, symbolic and substantive. The formalistic representation is defined as the formal bestowing of authority onto a person to act for others. This form is problematic because all the actions of the representatives count as ‘representation’, regardless of their quality

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    Personal Narrative-Hanna

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    Hanna I arose in a haze, baffled and confounded from the claustrophobic trains that allowed me to foresee death. The amber sun was burning a hole in the sky, my eyes competed with the vast brightness that was being emitted. I had yearned the blinding light that obscured vision, with the appreciation of clean air that empowered purity, contradicting the speculation I was perpetrating. I glared towards the crowd, distinguishing between the frail and robust. As concentration camps were like playing

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    Has feminism influenced music in the last 30 years? Introduction Feminism and music have long been combined throughout the 1900’s. However, in my essay I will be attempting to answer the question of has feminism influenced music, particularly in the last 30 years. The near infinite variation of feminism expressed in a range of different types of music genres has led to many interesting and empowering assortments of music being established. One such genre is punk music, which is the most popular

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    Revolution Girl Style: Fifty Years of Women in Rock and Roll Rock and roll was born of a black man's soul and a white man's...well, his whiteness; his wallet and radio station. Rock is the white man's version of black man's music; it's full of rebellion and rawness and soul, a style of music that captured America's youth and the fire and brimstone of the clergy's private hell. Elvis heard Big Mama Thornton's throaty and soulful "Hound Dog" and the rest is history; unquestionable talent aside

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    Hanna Rosin Analysis

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    Hanna Rosin argues that children are spending too much time with technology, which could lead to poor mental development. Rosin recounts her experience of going to the dust or magic convention where app developers met together to discuss their projects and learn from each other. Rosin goes on to discuss change; for a long time there was only television which could be easily controlled by parents, but with the advances of technology it is now everywhere and much more difficult to create a controlled

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    “Turn your TV off” – Feminist Punk from a Postmodern Perspective Following the life of Kathleen Hanna, the film The Punk Singer (Sini Anderson, 2013, UK) the viewer gets an insight into the beginning and advance of the feminist punk Riot Grrrl movement. Alongside the development of postmodernism, identity politics arose in importance as a way to challenge the increase in social alienation which emerged as a result of industrialism and that was widely accepted as a reality in modernism. The content

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    MIAMI, June 20, 2014 — Sometimes it’s not what you know, but whom you know. Meet the team behind the stars! A-Team Studios is an artist development and management company, headquarted in the heart of Miami Florida. The women of A-Teams Studios, Anita Wilson and Athena Cameron, have a combined 50 plus years in the entertainment business. They have helped develop the careers of many well-known artists from NSYNC to Jason Derulo. With a reputation that precedes them, A-Team Studios has a waiting list

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    Kid” and in “The Advantages of Strict Parents”, by Darlene Zagata, both understand and teach us that its vital that we should rear our children up correctly and make them independent, to set them up for success when their older. However, the author Hanna Rosin would state that the best way to parent comes from letting them be more free in making decisions, and having them experiment. While Darlene Zagata would say that it is by the rules of strict parenting that make kids turn into great independent

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    I am writing this reflection statement based upon the speech of Hanna Le. I have got more understanding of the concept of the Australian voice or Australian visions. In her speech she includes three most significant Australian voices Sir Ronald Wilson, Millicent’s story and the last voice the former prime minster of Australia John Howard. Therefore she used various language techniques showing their perspective of the apology for the sorrows inflicted by white Australians upon Indigenous Australians

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    I was thinking more after our phone call on the Hanna injunction against harassment. As I remember, I was not served until December. I contested it in January where it turned out the court did not have a record of it being served, so it wasn't technically valid until January. It is not entered into any database until after it is served, so neither Tracy PD nor DLA would have known about it the same way I did not know about it. Also, the injunction does not forbid me from possessing a firearm. That

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