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    Many of the paintings and musical pieces contributed ideas as controversial as the ideas in her stories. One of these was The Rite of Spring, a musical piece composed by Igor Stravinsky in 1914. Stravinsky’s music and the corresponding choreography were strange and offensive to many of the audience members. These two elements combined caused the audience to riot. The Rite of Spring relates to the controversial idea of feminism, which was used by Wharton throughout her literary works. Many people

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    In “Confirmation Names,” Mariette Lippo describes a group of girls choosing their patron saints. Through the use of irony and syntax, the author scorns the Catholic Church’s treatment towards adolescent girls and the standards they are held under. However, when using a feminist criticism, Lippo’s disdain turns into anger towards society, not just the Catholic faith alone. When under an archetypal criticism, the piece focuses more on the religious stereotypes of the harsh, reserved nun and the classic

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    Rite Of Spring

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    “The Rite of spring” - (Le Sacre du printemps) - (September 1911 – March 1913) remains one of the leading composition breakthroughs of the music of the 20th century. The artistic merit of this piece is characterized by the revolutionary way of rhythmical and sonic craftsmanship and the unorthodox manipulation of the orchestral forces resulting to unusual, for its times, colors and sonic landscapes. The musical language of this piece is based on diatonic triachords, tetrachords etc., octatonic and

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    Rite Of Spring

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    It is unusual that a score music of a ballet can stand on its own of being a magnificent masterpiece. That is the case of the so popular orchestral concert “The Rite of Spring” written by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky in 1913. Even though this work has a lot of history and controversy attached to it, this review will focus more in the music and how we react to it. My general reaction to the composition is that without seen the ballet you can pretty much have an idea of what is this piece about

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    The Choreography of the Rite of Spring It is a well-known fact that a large number of progressive artworks were not accepted by the publicity at the time of their creation and it could take several decades for the society to do justice to them. However, the ballet the Rite of Spring created by Igor Stravinsky, which is considered to be one of the most crucial works of art in the twentieth century, as it marked the beginning of the modernist era, caused a completely unpredictable reaction of the audience

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    A rite of passage is a type of ritual that has existed in human societies since the beginning of human societies themselves. These rituals mark important transitions in our lives, such as becoming an adult. However, in modern times, these traditions are far and few between. While some transition rituals, such as graduation and wedding ceremonies, still exist, there are not nearly enough left to mark all the important transitions in our lives. For my solo journey into nature, I focused on my transition

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    Jcpenney Case Analysis

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    JC Penney’s market share is currently at an all-time low. On December 8 of 2016, the company’s share’s market value was $10.56 and currently, the share’s market value is $2.66. Which is roughly a 75% decrease of $7.90. Investors predict the stock will continue to diminish in value. As a result of slow-moving inventory, JC Penney closed down 138 stores on April 17, which is around 13 percent of their store portfolio. The CEO stated changes were made to accelerate inventory liquidation across

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    it was quite common to see traditional coming of age rites held in towns and villages with the attendance of the elderly. By the latter half of the 20th century however, the influx of western culture and its manner of enjoying the rite of passage into adulthood came to replace traditional rites more and more. In 1999, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in order to resurrect the tradition, came up with standardized coming of age rites to be practiced in schools and towns. The purpose was

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    Igor Stravinsky’s ballet The Rite of Spring is a representation of his Russian roots and everything that he celebrated. His Russian roots influenced him greatly throughout his career, writing compositions that reflected his life and Russia itself. The symbol of Spring to them represents their new year such as a revival of the crops and fams that was crucial to living. Emboding the new beginnings, t Born on June 17, 1882 in Oranienbaum, Russia, Igor Stravinsky was raised in St. Petersburg by his

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    “Rites of passage” is a term often used in anthropology to refer to specific ceremonies that mark a personal or collective change in the identity of a person. “The term rite of passage was first used in anthropology to encapsulate rituals that symbolize the transition of an individual or a group from one status to another, or to denote the passage of calendrical time”. (Tzanelli, 2010) Rites of passage have been a major part of almost all educational, social and spiritual groups. They have been observed

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