10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPRESSIVITY»
Discover the use of
expressivity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
expressivity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Harpsichord technique: a guide to
expressivity
Author Nancy Metzger performs the examples and pieces from the book on the cassette. Many individuals, teachers and librarians helped to make the first edition of this book a clear success. Now the 2nd Edition is garnering praise also.
2
Presence and Pre-
Expressivity
These issues of Contemporary Theatre Review focus on the "pre-expressive" and a range of related concepts: "score", "underscore" or "subscore", text and performance-text, the body and mind of the performer, cultural and linguistic embedding ...
3
The
Expressivity of Grammar: Grammatical Devices Expressing ...
expressivity. In as much as communication as such follows what Grice (1975)
refers to as the "cooperative principle", any communicative act can be expected
to meet the "sincerity condition", which ensures that the act is performed only if
the ...
4
When Good People are Happy People: Looking at Emotional ...
Learning emotional responsibility, including emotionally letting go, is an important part of the development of every teacher.
5
The Socialization of Young Children's Emotion Regulation ...
However, in the third step, the inclusion of positive expressivity did not improve
the model or significantly contribute to the model (i?2 = .26, F(4, 68) = 5.89, p < .
001). Positive expressivity failed to show a mediating impact on the relations ...
Sara Christine Meyer, 2008
6
The Role of Emotional
Expressivity as a Moderator Between ...
Hierarchical regression was conducted to examine whether Time 1 emotional
expressivity moderated the relationship between Time 1 social constraints and
Time 2 avoidant coping and distress, after controlling for Time 1 avoidant coping
and ...
7
Dictionary of the Prague School of Linguistics
Sk35a,67 inherent and adherent expressivity (expressivite inherente et
adherente, inharente und adharente Expressivitat, inherentni a adherentni
expresivita) '. . . in lexicology, expressivity manifests itself in two aspects. On the
one hand, it is ...
Josef Vachek, Libu_e Du_ková, 2003
8
Principles of Medical Genetics
VARIABLE EXPRESSIVITY Mutant genes with pleiotropic effects, i.e., affecting
several organ systems and functions, frequently show variable expressivity. The
expressivity of a trait, although often confused with penetrance, refers to the
nature ...
Thomas D. Gelehrter, Francis S. Collins, David Ginsburg, 1998
9
Human Heredity: Principles and Issues
Penetrance □ The probability that a disease phenotype will appear when a
disease-related genotype is present. Expressivity □ The range of pheno- types
resulting from a given genotype. Camptodactyly □ A dominant human genetic
trait ...
10
The Associations Within Children's Emotionality, Emotion ...
The main purpose of this study was to examine the hypotheses that children's
emotion regulation mediates the relationships among children's emotionality,
parenting practices, and parental expressivity, and their social competence and
that ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPRESSIVITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
expressivity is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: National Ballet of China Brings 'Peony Pavilion' to Lincoln …
... Ms. Zhu danced well — she does have nice feet — and the handsome Mr. Ma impressed with arrow-sharp jumps and pliant expressivity. «New York Times, Jul 15»
Rainald Goetz: Top German literature prize goes to edgy ex-doctor
... experience are a broad education and a sensitive historical consciousness, which allows the language a balance of passionate expressivity, ... «Deutsche Welle, Jul 15»
RDT to Present Bill Evans in Concert, 8/1
He is known for his dynamic range, expressivity, musicality and his unique fusion of rhythm tap and modern dance. TICKETS: www.arttix.org. «Broadway World, Jul 15»
Pope Francis Off-the-Cuff in Latin America
So that's going to give him greater freedom and expressivity,” said Sergio Rubin, the Argentine co-author of El Jesuita, a 2010 biography of ... «National Catholic Register, Jul 15»
Opera review: Season opens with Donizetti's 'Daughter of the …
... the central character of Marie, was a pleasantly chirpy soubrette, but the comparison with Shrader's vocal expressivity did not fall in her favor. «Santa Fe New Mexican, Jul 15»
Flawed path in William Inge's 'Off the Main Road'
Sedgwick has demonstrated a capacity for subtle expressivity throughout her career, including her Emmy-winning stint on TNT's “The Closer. «Boston Globe, Jul 15»
Re: An open letter to grammar police and A defense of strict …
... has not one whit more logic, historical consistency, communicative expressivity or internal complexity or systematicity than any other variety. «N.C. State University Technician Online, Jul 15»
The gloss and gutsiness of West Cork Chamber Music Festival
... almost tactile textural sensitivity and a probing expressivity that was the opposite of the Cremona's approach. What appeared on the surface ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Philadelphia Orchestra does right by Gershwin
With luxurious repose, Wilson drew the listener in, creating interior moments of great expressivity. The keyboard shots were welcome and ... «Philly.com, Jun 15»
Over 150 People Flock to First Church in Cambridge to Listen to …
Navaratna is known for her •particularly lovely and bewitching voice' (Boston Globe, 2010) and rare mix of classical wisdom, expressivity and ... «India New England, Jun 15»
