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    Compare & Contrast Between Genres Vernacular in African American literature are spirituals , gospel , hip - hop , country , and hymns all these different types genres are from different time periods that were either past down or put together to make thee other. The genres i would like to compare is hip-hop and gospels people assume that they are so different because one lifts up the followers and the believers of christ and the other talks about money , women , & drugs. The first published…

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    longest time music censorship has been the elephant in the room. Music censorship is not a very big issue, but it is still in the back of people’s minds. When is the right age where this type of music is appropriate to listen to . Hip hop and other genres have been criticized for having inappropriate lyrics that reference to drugs,sex,violence ,and hate towards women. There are two sides that are being argued to determine whether music lyrics should be censored. Supporters who believe…

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    Edward G. Robinson and James Cagney were who the world was cheering on in the 1930s film world. The gangster film genre was in full swing, and as Robinson and Cagney ascended repeatedly to become kingpins of a given town only to fall back to being nothing again, a hopeful named Humphrey Bogart was just beginning his acting career. Stephen Bogart, the son of soon to be movie star Humphrey Bogart, stated in his book about his father that Humphrey was “not happy playing those parts.” Humphrey…

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    When one ponders the concept of “American” music, it can become difficult to pinpoint any one style or genre; modern music is a synthesis of music past, and to name a single genre would be an insult to the many styles whose powers combined to form the types of music we know today. When one asks the question “What is American Music?” some may suggest jazz, others may mention blues, and some individuals may suggest the marches of John Philip Sousa. However, one composer’s name is the true answer…

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    Through the formal division of the book into two parts, Mailer seeks to establish an inquiry about the status of genres traditionally polarized as fiction and history, literature and journalism, novel and history. In this sense, if the first part of the work appears to be a novel about the March, Mailer says, because of the fictional techniques employed, on the other…

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    any age to fill out and hand to me. The survey had three questions to it. The first question was a simple “YES-or-NO” answer and it stated, “Do you believe that music can change your emotions and mood?”. The second question was the person’s favorite genre and what they enjoyed listening to. Finally, the third question asked them to just write a little about what music meant to them and how they used it in their lives. I began by going to the local grocery store where I work, Weis Markets. It was…

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    Wright Emily Lane College Writing 1 4/17/15 Vaudeville (Where theatre all began) Many people love watching musicals, and plays but they were uncertain on where it all started. The answer to that is Vaudeville. Vaudeville is defined as a theatrical genre of variety entertainment. It was very popular in the United States and Canada from the early 1880’s until the early 1930’s. When you think of a typical vaudeville performance it is usually known as a series of separate unrelated acts grouped…

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    comedy to sci-fi, moviegoers love the opposites attract chemistry that these on screen homosocial relationships spark, as well as the stories they tell about men and the times in which they live. Though interracial films are commonplace today, the genre didn’t even exist until The Defiant Ones was released in 1958. Directed by Stanley Kramer, The Defiant Ones depicts the story of a black convict (Sidney Poitier) on the run after escaping a failed prison transport. However, Cullen is not…

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    is, however, a brilliantly successful scary movie that still gives us nightmares even today. The Exorcist is intense and excels in fear factor. The horrific images of the film deliver the scares every time and will haunt your dreams forever. In a genre exhausted with cheap imitations, The Exorcist remains in a class by itself. The movie was innovative and groundbreaking, leaving a mark, the…

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    Eminem, Foo Fighters, and Blues are the bands and styles of music that are always on shuffle in my playlist. I enjoy a variety of music genres but not all. The goal of this music ethnography was to get me out of my comfort zone. So when I heard about a “Screamo” concert, I knew it was the one for me. I enjoy Classic Rock, and some Heavy Metal, but not this genre. Straight Outta Hell tour was coming to Greensboro, so that is where I went. Stright Outta Hell tour was a Scremo, Hard Core Rock tour…

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