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French Music,
Culture,
and National Identity, 1870-1939 |
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The Rosary Cantoral
Ritual and
Social Design in a Chantbook from Early Renaissance
Toledo |
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New, insightful essays from
musicologists, historians, art historians, and
literary scholars reconsider the relationship of
Debussy, Gauguin, Zola, and other great French
creative artists to cultural and political trends
during the Third Republic.
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Unlocks the secrets behind the images
and music of an important Spanish musical manuscript
compiled for a brotherhood of suspected heretics ca.
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 The
Power of African Cultures
Toyin Falola
An analysis of the ties between culture
and every aspect of African life, using Africa's past to
explain present situations.
Falola . . . approaches
the subject of African history and cultural transformation
with enthusiasm and conviction. . . . [F]amiliar themes
[are] presented here with a twist that touches the nerve of
Africanist scholarship in a manner that conveys the
intellectual ferment arising from African universities and
transferred through scholarly migration to universities in
North America. . . . Professor Falola is truly a most
distinguished Africanist historian, with a reflective and
critical voice that builds on the fine tradition of Nigerian
scholarship of Ajayi, Afigbo, Alagoa and others. AFRICAN
HISTORY, 2006 |
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Changing Perspectives on Early Modern Europe
