[Exhibition] Teresa Carreño: Walküre of the Piano
A Biographical Sketch that accompanied the physical exhibition by Brian Mann, Associate Professor of Music.
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A Biographical Sketch that accompanied the physical exhibition by Brian Mann, Associate Professor of Music.
This thesis examines the use of policing to quell social unrest as a form of state management in the Shanghai's French Concession during the early twentieth century.
In this thesis, I explore the unique potential of political leaks to illuminate and critique the underlying power structure of the state. The primary motive of the institutional state is to maximize and preserve its own power; because of this...
This senior project is a translation of 幽霊の家(<em>Yuurei no Ie)</em> by Banana Yoshimoto.
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