Simone Tata [pic] Contents 1. Personal and working life…………………3 2. Struggle…………………………………….5 3. Achievements……………………………….7 4. Future plans………………………………....8 5. Reference………………………………….....10 1. Personal and working life | |Simone Tata‚ Chairperson‚ Trent | | |Reticent‚ shy‚ soft are the words that come to your mind when you meet Simone Tata‚ the 72-year-old
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MUSC137 09/30/2013 Jazz Performance Nina Simone I was not able to attend a live jazz performance due to my work schedule‚ so instead I watched a performance of my favorite jazz artist Nina Simone on Youtube. In this video she performed “Ain’t Got No‚ I Got Life” in London‚ 1968. I chose Nina Simone because I felt that whenever I watch her performances on Youtube I get the feeling that I’m actually there‚ watching her. I’ve never heard this song before watching this video. In this performance
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As a young African American woman‚ Nina Simone faced rejection in various aspects of her life. In the article “Nina Simone’s Time Is Now‚ Again” By Salamishah Tillet‚ Tillet goes into depth on Nina’s life and how the interdependent relationship of race‚ politics‚ and music played a role in molding her life and career as a black woman. Nina Simone had a rough childhood that lead her to experience race‚ politics‚ and music differently than from the people around her. Her life experiences caused her
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When defining oppression it is said to be the act of exercising authority or power in an unjust manner. One can be oppressed because of differences such as religious prejudice‚ class‚ race and in this case gender. In The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir her main focus is on how men essentially oppress women by characterizing them in any circumstance as the Other‚ in opposition to men who refer to themselves as the One. Throughout history man is said to be essential. Meanwhile woman is described as
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Identify and assess the main strengths and weaknesses of Simone de Beauvoir’s book‚ The Second Sex. Christopher Jacobi To some extent The Second Sex (1949) successfully conceptualises womanhood as a social structure and offers a „strikingly original theory of female subjectivity under patriarchy‟ (Okely‚ 1986: 20). Beauvoir‟s1 statement that „one is not born a woman‚ but becomes one‟ (1949: 295) draws attention at the difference between biological sex and gender; this distinction can be used
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Discipline in Reflections on the Right Use of School Studies by Simone Weil “Students must therefore work without any wish…to win school successes…applying themselves equally to all their tasks‚ with the idea that each one will help to form in them the habit of that attention which is the substance of prayer” (Weil 59). For the modern student‚ education is a rigorous ritual of deadlines‚ standardized tests‚ and overscheduling all to prove their worth to an admissions committee or future employer
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The author Simone de Beauvoir is a woman that discusses the instances of women being oppressed through history in the story "Woman as Other". She talks about how men have been able to maintain dominant roles in virtually all cultures because women have resigned themselves to‚ instead of rebelling against‚ their assigned subordinate status. The author states that men fundamentally oppress women by characterizing them‚ on every level‚ as the Other‚ defined exclusively in opposition to men. Throughout
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Simone White is a folk female singer-songwriter. She realised her first album in 2003 since then she has released four more albums and toured throughout europe and america. In her album Yakiimo she realised the song‚ Bunny In A Bunny Suit. This has become one of her more popular songs resting comfortably in the second slot. In this song she uses a combination of finger plucking‚ transposing using the capo‚ lyrics‚ and chord progressions to create the rather sad atmosphere around this song. To
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Someone that inspires me is Simone Biles; she kept her head up even after coming from an abusive home. Her and her sister‚ Adria‚ went to live with their grandma in Ohio at a very young age‚ and were raised there. Their grandma ended up adopting the two girls‚ and became like a mom to them‚ so thats what they called her. As simone started her life as a gymnast‚ her grandma had always encouraged and believed in her‚ and thats what kept her going. It all stared when Simone and her classmates went to
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Sex”. In this piece Beauvoir makes an argument that women are disproportionately intellectually behind men only because they have just now started to discover the world. Beauvoir believes a large portion of female oppression begins with the sexual dynamics between a man and a woman. Fellow feminist Nima Naghibi takes a different stance on what most stifles women’s development. Using Iran as her example‚ Naghibi shows how government harms women by not giving them a choice
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