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Fall 2011
The practice of appropriating a sign, icon or trope with an already-established meaning and investing it with a new meaning to produce a sign that retains both original and revised meanings is one example of what scholar Henry Louis Gates calls “Signifyin(g)”. I argue herein that musician George...
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2020-03-25
This portfolio contains a collection of compositions that were written during my time a the University of Alberta. During my time at UofA, I pushed myself to be more innovative, breaking away from some of my older aesthetics in a variety of ways. I think that this shift stands out when comparing...
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Spring 2020
Stress induced by pain and anxiety is common in pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) patients and can impede the delivery of critical care to children as well as their recovery. Sedation and analgesia in PICU is usually achieved through the use of various analgesics and sedatives, often narcotics...
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2015-02-16
This paper serves to understand if there can be a difference in the brain activity of a professional dancer and an unprofessional dancer. First, a general comparison is made between music and dance to show how they are related and why dance is associated with music often. Secondly,...
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Fall 2011
This study unravels the curious politicization of everyday life in Nigeria. It tracks and redefines a seemingly simple and commonplace but peripheralized genre of everyday life, “street stories,” that is taken for granted as rumours, gossip, and myths, and examines its interrelation to...