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Articles related to "Westerns"
Country & Western Music Web Sites: Record Label Sites, Part 1 country and western music • websites • web sites • record labels
Ways of Knowing Western thinking always structures knowledge in hierarchies. Food chain, Great Chain Of Being - the chains that bind our minds. But there are other ways of knowing. ways of knowing • western knowledge • indigenous knowledge • hierarchies of knowledge • indigenous philosophy
Intro to Minimalist Music Often minimalist compositions appear to be mundane; the same phrase or even chord is played over and over again. What does this music say in the midst of its cyclical, re minimalism • steve reich • philip glass • john adams • harmonic progression
Aboriginal Structured Violence All we need is a great big... knife fight! The benefits of structured social violence in Indigenous societies in comparison to more chaotic "civilised" violence. indigenous violence • aboriginal violence • social violence • racial violence • indigenous culture
The Printing Press Johannes Gutenburg invented movable type for the printing press, and changed renaissance books. printing press • johannes gutenberg • movable type • renaissance books • renaissance publishing
Philip Glass' Album Passages Philip Glass often incorporates non-Western elements into his compositions, but in the album Passages, he collaborates with Indian composer Ravi Shankar. philip glass • ravi shankar • world music • raga • passages
The Whiskey Rebellion A goal of paying off Revolutionary War debts led to a second uprising. Some call it America's first Civil War as it pitted the government against its citizens. war debts • backroom politics • whiskey rebellion • newly ratified constitution • second civil war
Indigenous Intellectual Property Indigenous knowledge systems are hot property in the global marketplace, heralding a new age of colonisation through the new "papal bull" of Intellectual Property Rights. native intellectual property • intellectual property rights • indigenous knowledge systems • global marketplace • eco sustainability
THE CARIBBEAN SECRET; Part 2 Having visited nearly every island in the Caribbean, my family and I are in full agreement that Margarita Island is our favorite. This article cannot possibly present all of our reasons for feeling as we do, but we attempt to begin to explain our reasons for loving Margarita so much. In this presentation, we compare some of her characteristics with those of Aruba and St. Thomas. margarita • island • aruba • thomas • martin
Turkish Unrest Continues: Government vs. Military Philosophy unrest • military • koran • religion • laws
Corporal Punishment Western society has reformed many of its policies and procedures revolving around disciplining children and adolescents over the course of the last two decades. However, you may be in for a rude awakening if you expect such changes to exist cross culturally! fear • esl • south • korea • corporal
Vampires Vampires may have existed only in legends, but people in the Middle Ages blamed them for the outbreak of the Bubonic plague. vampires • vampire legends • vampire mythology • vampires and the bubonic plague • bubonic plague
Flying on a Budget Flying around in Russia and Eastern Europe is getting cheaper and easier every day, as homegrown and other European budget airlines race to provide the most routes. budget flights eastern europe • budget airline • cheap flights bratislava • budapest to london • easyjet ryanair
John Cage: Avant-Garde Composer John Cage's aleatoric (or chance) compositions are difficult to listen to, but his reduction of composer involvement paves the way for a better understanding of the perfo john cage • aleatoric music • 4'33" • chance music • avant-garde
Education Rights Our guest writer, a Wik woman from Aurukun on Cape York, Australia, writes about her struggle for recognition of Aboriginal language in Indigenous education. esl • teaching english • aboriginal languages • wik • cape york
Harbingers of Fall - Part IV - Asters, Part 2 There are many aster species and cultivars that can provide color in your garden. perennials • aster • aster alpinus • alpine aster • aster dolomiticus
The Chinook is a Warm Wind The Chinook wind is a warm, drying wind blowing down from off of the Rocky Mountains in western Canada and the inland northwest of the United States. chinook wind • warm wind off mountains • southern alberta weather • calgary and banff temperatures • travel canadian rockies
Bratislava’s Old Town Slovakia's capital city, Bratislava, isn't as famous as its neighbors Prague or Vienna - yet. Take the chance to visit the Bratislava Castle and enjoy the Old Town. bratislava old town • slovak national museum • bryndzove halushky • novy most bridge • st martin's cathedral
Creation in the Old Testament Creation in the Bible is compared with the Hindu view. The anthropocentric focus in the Bible pulls the two views apart and overshadows the similarities. creation • old testament • anthropocentric • bible • hindu
Teaching ESL Illegally! The allure of teaching abroad is one that most of us have thought about at one time or another. Whether in between careers, deciding what to do after graduation or you are already teaching abroad but don’t meet all of the pertinent criteria, beware of the dangers that exist for anyone thinking of teaching illegally. tefl • celta • private • lessons • asia
Aboriginal Synergy Yin and Yang, Combinance Theory, Ganma, Dialectic - it's all one and the same. Opposites create, not destroy. But Western binary oppositions would have it otherwise... yin and yang • dialectic • ganma • combinance theory • synergy of opposites
Folkin' It! Dancing is one of those activities that keep us fun-loving and young-acting! And even if you're not a dancer (tsk, tsk), then watching dancers, to most, is fascinating. There's nothing quite like movin' to the grooves or groovin' to the moves. Music is such a marvelous subject to teach because it's all-encompassing. These sites are informative and fun and I've tried to have a wide assortment of styles, so hopefully there'll be something for everyone. instructions • dance sites • brazil • classroom • activities
ProRodeo Hall of Fame and the Museum of the American Cowboy Rodeo's history and legends can be found in one convenient location: Colorado Springs, Colorado's Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy. pro rodeo hall of fame and museum of the american • rodeo history • hall of fame • prorodeo • museum
Roses in Folklore -- Part 2 Part 2 of the series exploring roses in world folklore. rose folklore • rose mythology • legends • fables • persia
The Battle of Vimy Ridge In April 1917, the Canadian Corps captured Vimy Ridge in northern France, the first significant Allied victory on WW I's Western Front in more than two years. battle of vimy ridge • canadian corps at vimy ridge • vimy ridge creeping barrage • canadian corps capture vimy ridge • easter monday april 9 1917
Andalucia and its Provinces A look in brief at this vast area of Southern Spain, from beautiful beaches to Europe's only desert. Each one of the eight provinces of Andalucia is unique. region andalucia • andalucia • southern spain • spanish provinces • autonomous community of andalucia
Execution, Afghanistan Afghani man converts to Christianity and will possibly face the death penalty. Islamic law, the Sharia, forbids the worship or practice of Christianity among the Islamic people. President Karzia must convince the Judiciary board of Muslim fundamentalist conservatives to consider this decision in light of the current situation as Christianity has become an ally to these people. Or, has the U.S., in fact, become too involved in a situation beyond its control? execution • muslim • christianity • afghanistan • sunni
Let's Discuss Let's discuss Canadian Literature from a variety of different perspectives. canadian literature • novels • stories • writers • authors
Spring is Here!: Easter and the joys of the new season Where to find Easter recipes on the Internet easter recipes • easter baking • easter cooking • online easter recipes • easter recipes on the internet
Turkey, Iraq and the Kurds: Can Anyone Actually Leave The Kurds The situation between the Kurds, Turkey, and Iraq has heated up once again. The Kurds demand their own enclave to call their own, which Turkey and Iraq have supressed, fearing they would destabilize the region. iraq • turkey • invasions • kurdish • resistance
Going to the Races in Australia Going to the races is considered a grand social event for many Australians. This article will explain why a tourist should go and how they can best blend in. australia • aussies • tourists • races • local
Mosquito Plant: Agastache Cana Attracts Butterflies and Hummingbirds to the Garden This aromatic perennial has several common pseudonyms including mosquito plant, Texas hummingbird mint, bubblegum mint, and giant hyssop. It is native to certain areas of Texas and New Mexico, and is especially noted for attracting rufous and broad-tailed hummingbirds. Also attracted to its fragrant tubular blossoms are butterflies, bees, some sphinx moths, and even goldfinches. It has also been touted for effectively repelling mosquitoes! agastache cana • mosquito plant • attract hummingbirds to garden • attract butterflies to garden • butterfly friendly plants
Percy Aldridge Grainger You have heard his music, you may have even heard rumors of his eccentricities, but the man that Percy Grainger became was a result of many different influences. music • grainger • percy • percy grainger • percy aldridge grainger
The New Forest, Beaulieu, Hampshire, U.K. The largest tract of semi-natural woodland in Western Europe, the New Forest in Hampshire, England, is for people looking for ancient villages and spectacular scenery. new forest beaulieu in domesday book • new forest ponies • lymington • bucklers hard • beaulieu palace and beaulieu abbey
Who is Socrates? This article touches on who one of the most important philosophical figures of Ancient Greece, who layed out the foundation for Western philosophy as we know it today. socrates • greek philosopher • ancient greece • plato • history
American Whiskey Trail Northbound Face facts! Alcohol has always been a part of the American landscape. Through good times and bad, war and peace, Prohibition and even a Rebellion, whiskey was there! american whiskey trail • get a good drink • history with a twist • canyons of lower manhattan • fraunces tavern
Arid Zones in The Garden The third zone in a desert garden is the "arid" zone, one that requires little or no supplemental water after they are established. Read about the "arid" zone, and the pl desert garden • arid • low-water-use • drought • valerian
Autoimmune Hearing Loss Autoimmune hearing loss, which is a medical emergency, can occur as a distinct condition or as an accompanying feature of other autoimmune disorders. meniere • autoimmune • autoimmune hearing loss • deafness • vasculitis
Bicknell’s Thrush After more than a century Bicknell's Thrush, Catharus bicknelli, gained its own species designation. The next century may record its decline. bicknell's thrush • history • range • conservation status • catharus bicknelli
Budapest Life can't get much better than this, I muse, as the Hungarian Masseuse's large hands knead my tired back and shoulders. I am experiencing The Gellert, Budapest's famous art-nouveau thermal spa. And what an experience it has been -- Budapest is a city of adventure! buda • pest • european travel |
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