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A complex and highly detailed virtual tour of 18th century Edo (now Tokyo) using traditional Japanese woodblock prints to...
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A complex and highly detailed virtual tour of 18th century Edo (now Tokyo) using traditional Japanese woodblock prints to explore not only the sights of the city but the nature and texture of life within it. It is as much a document on early modern urban life in a great city as it is a usefulsource on traditional Japanese history and culture.
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Ken Matsushima
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Sep 27, 2000
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What is race? Does everyone think about race in the same way? How did the concept of "race" evolve?
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Emily Springfield, MESA Center For Health Disparities, Cornelia Porter
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Jan 16, 2008
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This site provides a "virtual museum" of instruments from various parts of the world, including North America, Caribbean,...
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This site provides a "virtual museum" of instruments from various parts of the world, including North America, Caribbean, Central America, South America, Africa, Europe, West Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Central Asia, Australia & Oceania. The site is searchable by instrument type, region, index, or name search. Content includes a description of each instrument, multiple images, and may also include audio files (mp3), video files (mov), and VR movies.
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Wesleyan University
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Feb 26, 2008
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Educator's Guide, examines a national documentary project about twelve diverse communities exploring the changing face of...
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Educator's Guide, examines a national documentary project about twelve diverse communities exploring the changing face of grassroots activism in America, as seen through the distinctive visions of some of the nation's most original photographers, and compelling interviews by leading folklorists and oral historians. The guide, distributed to K?12 teachers through museum venues and on the Indivisible website, enables teachers to integrate the exhibition's photographs, interviews, and themes into their own interdisciplinary curricula in conjunction with a visit to the museum gallery. It focuses on the documentary tradition and the power of images and personal narrative to reveal aspects of identity, community, and civic engagement. It includes an introduction and overview of each project site, and a how-to guide for documenting local communities through oral history and photographs. In the guide given out by museum venues, a selection of slides of exhibition photographs and an audio CD with interview excerpts accompany lessons for analyzing Indivisible images and interviews.
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Author:
Trudy Wilner Stack
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Nov 06, 2001
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STEPS has created a multimedia initiative to re-ignite interest in the problem of global poverty. Why Poverty? features 8...
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STEPS has created a multimedia initiative to re-ignite interest in the problem of global poverty. Why Poverty? features 8 full-length documentaries and 30 shorts, all available online, that address various aspects of poverty. According to STEPS, he objectives of the initiative are to: - produce narratives that inspire people to think and be part of the solution, - involve the best filmmakers in the creation of bold and provocative factual films, - bring together broadcasters worldwide and engage audience through multiple media platforms, - create a global outreach campaign, supplementing the broadcasts with extra teaching materials, and - engage with decision-makers and influencers to find solutions for change.
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Don Edkins
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Jan 13, 2013
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Introduces the field of physical anthropology; Physical anthropology: study of human biology, nonhuman primates, and hominid...
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Introduces the field of physical anthropology; Physical anthropology: study of human biology, nonhuman primates, and hominid fossil record; Places paleoanthropology within overall context of anthropological studies (along with cultural anthropology, linguistics, and archeology); Focus on physical anthropology and be oriented toward understanding of the natural and cultural factors involved in the evolution of the first hominids.
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Wikibooks Wikibooks
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Reframing America explores aspects of immigration revealed through photographs taken by immigrant artists. Seven...
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Reframing America explores aspects of immigration revealed through photographs taken by immigrant artists. Seven photographers from the Center for Creative Photography collection are featured: Alexander Alland, Robert Frank, John Gutmann, Otto Hagel, Hansel Mieth, Lisette Model, and Marion Palfi. These photographers came to America during the period between 1920?1950. Millions of people left their homelands during that time to seek a better life in America. Often fleeing war, revolution, and persecution, they came in search of freedom, as well as economic and artistic opportunity. The photographers in this exhibition were among these immigrants. Their work speaks of life in America and of their feelings and experiences as immigrants in a new land.
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Cass Fey
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Nov 06, 2001
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Probably the most extensive single site on the Internet for sacred texts from all sorts of religions, including not only the...
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Probably the most extensive single site on the Internet for sacred texts from all sorts of religions, including not only the great world religions but also ancient and indigenous traditions and "mystery" religions."This site is a freely available non-profit archive of electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore, and occult and esoteric topics. Texts are presented in English translation and, in some cases, in the original language."(most material at this site is in the public domainh but some of it may be copyright by site author)
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John Bruno Hare
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Feb 21, 2003
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