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    in favour of another that seems to assume more significance: It is no longer why the Ottoman Empire has eventually disintegrated. It is why it has survived for so long in the first place. Much ink has been spilled over the Ottoman collapse, its preludes and aftermaths. Much of it has been, and I think it is accurate to say, inculcated by a predominantly western-centric eye. Historically, one supposes that all has already been written and folded up on the…

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    Both Kings and Chronicles are God-inspired books that tell the same story, but the purposes are to a certain extent different. Kings tells the history of Israel from Solomon becoming a king to the fall of Judah (623). If Noth and DH scholars are correct, then these books are simply a part of a larger work that starts in Deuteronomy and ends with 2 Kings (623). Our text describes the aim of the author was to explain how the narrative arose out of a series of connected, past events (624). It…

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    about the issue. The HistoryWorld: History Of Rwanda details the origins of the Rwandan Genocide. It discusses the Ruanda-Urundi region from 1887-1914, the region being colonized by Belgium from 1914-1962, gaining its independence in 1962, the prelude…

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    presented throughout most of the story as a strong, brave and smart Indian. The strong actions she had towards Mr. Allman by chasing him down the house with the shot gun as well as tying him down in the chair until her family came for a mid-day meal, preludes the respect she has for herself and her family. With these initial reactions to that event, we began to see the how brave she was in this scene. We wonder if she was going to kill Mr. Allman in that scene for barging into her home…

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    Six weeks. The longest and shortest amount of time in the world. Six weeks, was all it took for me to find a new home and a new family. A family that I was ungraciously ripped away from at the end of those six weeks. In the blink of an eye it was all over. Before I knew it everything I did was for the last time. My last chamber rehearsal, World Youth Wind Symphony concert, open rec, camp dance, and cabin night were all over before I knew it. The one “last” I looked forward to was my last…

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    As tensions across the world increase, it is important to understand each other and stick together to find a solution to the current and potential fighting around us. In the prelude chapter, “The Politics of the Brokenhearted,” Parker Palmer expresses his ideas on how to deal with the things going on around us with other people. He shares his ideas on how to change the world to anyone who will pick up the book, and he asks that they become more accepting and less fearful of other people to…

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    William Wordsworth was a prolific writer and nature lover. As the bulk of his poetry is concerned he has four periods; the early period, the period of gloom, the glorious decade, and the period of decline. Wordsworth poetic life began in the early period. The poems of the Gloom period marks the poet’s tortured state of mind. His state of mind was clearly reflected in the remarkable poem, Guilt and Sorrow. It reveals the story of cruel wrongs suffered by an innocent woman as a result of war.…

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    Something Behind “Nothing like us ever was.” This quote from “Four Preludes on Playthings of the Wind” by Carl Sandburg highlights the belief that all things must come to an end. This poem describes a city at its peak, engulfed in great riches, crumbling down to nothing but ruins. Through this, Sandburg exemplifies materialism, a belief that everything is made up of matter, and nothing exists beyond the physical world. “Four Preludes on Playthings of the Wind” by Carl Sandburg reveals a…

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    Complexity played an important role in Baroque music, which can be described as “extravagance and structure”. As new possibilities arose, composers were able to make their music more complex. The emergence of new instruments, like the brass and woodwind instruments, increased flexibility in tone color. This allowed for more expression in music. The improvement of instruments such as the violin, which Stradivari and other makers perfected, and the organ, allowed for the emergence of virtuosos…

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    Symphony is a multi-movement instrumental work for an orchestra originating from the Italian Sinfonia, which was an instrumental prelude to large-scale vocal works such as opera and oratorio. Sinfonia comprises of 3 movements written at the tempo sequence of fast- slow fast. According to Dr. Nolan Gasser, the new trend of adopting opera sinfonia for concert use emerged in the 1720s and 30s and soon, composers such as Giovanni Battista Sammartini and Johann Stamitz began composing symphonies as…

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