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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «EXTROVERSIVELY»
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1
Music in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: The ...
... reaffirm the tonic, just as in the “sonata form.” The late symphonic minuet is
thus a sonata hybrid, and extra sophisticated. That cannot be said of the scherzi
in op. 33. They are “extroversively ironic,” evoking a folkish or “country” style just
to ...
2
Mahler's Sixth Symphony: A Study in Musical Semiotics
This analysis has suggested in turn some ways in which the s-code can be
mapped 'extroversively': within Mahler's oeuvre (via landler types, etc.), and,
more broadly, within the institution of writing symphonies. What has not been
addressed is ...
3
A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory
Second, if introversively one may rehearse the Schoenberg/Rachmaninov divide,
extroversively the real divide appeared in the 1960s (with its roots after the 1914–
18 war in the development of musical recording and broadcasting) when ...
Michael Payne, Jessica Rae Barbera, 2010
... power of autonomy of Śiva, in the form of highly potent Śaktī, from where
manifestation unfolds extroversively. SpandaKārikā (II.1) says, “Pure aspect of
the universe consisting of mantra and others arises from that principle only is
manifested ...
5
Ancient Mythology of Modern Science: A Mythologist Looks ...
... referring to the projection of human forms and characteristics into non-human
realms, whether extroversively or introversively. • “Mythology” refers to
extroversive anthropomorphism. • “Anthropomorphic fallacy” refers to the alleged
fallacy of ...
6
The Aesthetic Discourse of the Arts: Breaking the Barriers
While, for example, a harmonic progression can refer to other harmonic
progressions and, therefore, can be analyzed extroversively, it seems to be more
valuable to restrict the use of the term to topical significance. Just as semiology
views the ...
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, 2000
7
The intensional buildup of classical Latin
Alternatively, the shape of a tongue is such that it does not create geometric '
sequelae' pointing "extroversively" away from either its physical shape or its '
operational area'. (269) Linea, ae f. 1 A string, cord. b a fishing-line. c a thread on
which ...
8
Fear of Music: Why People Get Rothko But Don't Get Stockhausen
This book examines the parallel histories of modern art and modern music and examines why one is embraced and understood and the other ignored, derided or regarded with bewilderment, as noisy, random nonsense perpetrated by, and listened to ...
... was written under--for me--extreme circumstances: extreme loneliness, sexual
frustration, bodily alienation & confusion perhaps these notes are yet another
document of the ever blossoming cUlture of narcissism, extroversively pampering
...
10
Far Eastern Economic Review
INDONESIA'S ECONOMY IN 1956/57 (Continued from Page 580) interests and
on Djakarta and Djavva; Indonesia is larger and wider than both ; it has to live
from now onwards more extroversively, free from prejudice, directing itself to the ...
