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African Dance: An Artistic, Historical and Philosophical Inquiry 1. Who are the contributors to this section of the book? African Dance is a compilation of many differentiated writers, detractors, and creative individuals in the area of Dan...
this book, contributions from Yo-Yo Ma, the world famous cellist, as well as Tony Hawk, the professional skateboarder. While all the contributors are exceptional and remarkable in their own sense and bring to the game their own distinct cha...
Alice Echols, professor of American studies and history at Rutgers University, builds a convincing case for disco's lasting impact in "Hot Stuff: Disco and the Remaking of Popular Culture." Taking its title from a Donna Summer chart-topper ...
the European renaissance, with music, films, theater, dance and drama becoming a regular activity for Harlem residents. It was not exactly a revolt, or a way to repel the racism against African-Americans, but a movement to glorify and show ...
the glass menagerie starts with the introduction of the three main characters as they share a meal in their dingy St. Louis apartment. The mother, Amanda, who romanticizes her southern ubpringing, is a woman of social aspirations living in ...
Story of an hour." "The story of an hour" (1894) is widely anthologies News writer Kate Chopin. "It is probably his most famous short piece of fiction.” Was published in the December 6, 1894 issue of Vogue magazine under its original title...
novel from comic and former TV dad Damon Wayans, is surprisingly bereft of the smutty, extreme naturalness, Wayans is consistently known for. It’s a story consisting, persistently impressive tale of payoff and sisterhood that seems to be t...