A nation’s shared vernacular music
Like The Philosophy of Modern Song, the title of Marcus’s latest book is a little inaccurate, since it is not really a biography of Dylan, except in as much as a biography of America is a biography of its national songwriter.
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It’s a fundamentally silly place, with no real vernacular to speak of, there are other people on here, but I don’t really get the social element of it - I’m unsure whether I should be chatting to strangers on here or just doing my own thing.
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“Using the vernacular of country, I got to showcase my values with the conduit of my oppression,” Adeem said, laughing at how high-minded it all seemed.
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“[The exhibition’s artists’] unique visual vernacular exists in tender dialogue with, and in homage to, the contributions of the Gee’s Bend Alabama quilters,” reads the gallery’s press release.
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Regardless of exposure to the tune, Swift and her attorney made the case that any similar phrasing is a result of the terminology being a part of everyday language, and was part of the popular vernacular before Sean Hall and Nathan Butler wrote “Playas Gon’ Play” around the turn of the century — at which point the hitmaker says she was hearing that language on the playground, not on the airwaves.
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David Vincent/AP A nation's shared vernacular music
Like The Philosophy of Modern Song, the title of Marcus's latest book is a little inaccurate, since it is not really a biography of Dylan, except inasmuch as a biography of America is a biography of its national songwriter.
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Bringing together makeup know-how (she's the former beauty director at Paper), complete transparency (which includes openly documenting everything from facials to her BBL journey), and a vernacular and sense of humor all her own, it’s no surprise she’s blown up.
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Bringing the phrase ‘yes, Chef’ into everyday vernacular (maybe even the bedroom if you’re so inclined?), everyone is talking about The Bear.
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“I find vernacular in what you can make, rather than giving a speech.
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“These findings led us to realize the importance of considering indigenous vernacular names in thinking about species limits,” Gardner says.
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But as in many little cloistered worlds with their own standards of conduct and mythicized machinations — a shout-out to Chance’s printed program, with its delightfully useful two-page glossary of wrestling vernacular — Mace overturns established norms by attempting to bend them, but also then threatening to break them.
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Taking a commonly used vernacular and reusing it for other purposes is confusing and makes for murky waters.
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For all his postmodern style-hopping, what’s attractive about Strings is his command of the vernacular of classic American rural music.
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Her parents listened to NPR, read The New York Times, and would “rip it up” over dinner and wine, as Ratajkowski puts it in the surfer vernacular of her youth.
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This was part of the visual vernacular of my being raised in a Black family and growing up in the East Village.
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Finding skilled watercolorists was straightforward enough given the dearth of commercial work, but the American vernacular proved elusive.
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The detail heavy existing vernacular is respected with a tactful approach to material selection and textural play.
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Characters like Ash Ketchum, Charmander, Grimer, Jynx and, of course, Pikachu (!) became a part of the popular vernacular and still are.
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Egger advises aiming for simpler reading levels — he shoots for third grade — and avoiding "SAT words," that is, obscure words relegated to academic tests "that nobody uses in regular vernacular any more.
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Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance’s Palabre Chair, Y Lamp, and Mask Sconces are inspired by vernacular architecture and traditional objects of West African cultural heritage.
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As time went on, “classical music” took on additional duties of pointing to the distinction between “serious music” dedicated to high artistic aims and to more “popular” types of music involved with commercial success; or between the “cultivated,” “artistic” music of the Western world versus the folk or vernacular music of many cultures.
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Photography by Keith Carter has explored time, place, and vernacular culture for over 50 years, as well as having been exhibited in over 115 solo exhibitions in 13 countries.
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Nick Hall, 11 Dec 2022 | News
Remember when capsule coffee was the sh*t? When you couldn’t wait to get out of bed and slap a fresh pod in your machine, squeeze the handle back and watch that flow of bubbling crema rise to the top? Simpler times, perhaps, but you can’t help but notice how the vernacular around capsule coffee has changed over the past decade.
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Now opens "The Myth of Closure | El Mito del Cierre," a solo exhibit in her ongoing series GRAFT, using elements of vernacular Puerto Rican architecture to explore ideas of home and loss.
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His treatment of “passing” and his use of Black vernacular made Langston Hughes assume that he was Black.
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A nation’s shared vernacular music
Like The Philosophy of Modern Song, the title of Marcus’s latest book is a little inaccurate, since it is not really a biography of Dylan, except inasmuch as a biography of America is a biography of its national songwriter.
Source: The Conversation
New approaches to liturgy (shifting from Latin to vernacular languages), biblical interpretation (undertaking fresh scrutiny of the Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic sources), and interreligious dialogue (challenging the idea that Catholics were duty-bound to oppose other faiths) thrived.
Source: The Atlantic
The technology will be deeply embedded across our entire product suite to enable contextual intelligence and will also be offered in more vernacular languages.
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The seven different chapters of this online exhibition go from the monastic cultivation of Latinitas in the Early Middle Ages all the way to the creation of new literary genres (namely, courtly literature) in the Late Middle Ages, through the adoption of writing and reading by merchants and craftsmen for their own daily purposes, and the incorporation of some vernacular languages even in religious environments – commonly thought to be the exclusive dominion of Latin.
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“There's time based on the diurnal rhythms of nature, and the slow vernacular time of buildings like this post office, and then these more modern spaces.
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“Using the vernacular of country,” they said.
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Seven decades have elapsed since guys filling that description were often slick jelly-roll pompadour hairdo-sporting hillbillies who quickly blurred the edges between soul and gospel, pop and rock by using vernacular familiar to those with marginalized social and cultural backgrounds.
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“When I started, I didn’t know there was such a thing as Atlantic Records; I didn’t know there was a Chess Records or Imperial,” he continued, referring to record companies that promoted Black vernacular music.
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The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies).
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And those GIFs of her being funny and shady that are frozen in our phones or the phrases she’s uttered that have embedded themselves in our psyche and become part of our vernacular all come from this period that I like to call the emergence of Auntie Nippy.
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So, fintechs are tapping into keen investors by creating engaging, entertaining, and even vernacular content across these platforms to bring potential customers into their fold.
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4 million farmers, is a dairy farm management application designed for ease of use by dairy farmers in their vernacular language making buying of inputs (cattle feed and cattle) more reliable, access to veterinary services more convenient at the fingertips.
Source: Entrepreneur
That whole vernacular belongs to the theater.
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Mews House Deep RetrofitPrewett Bizley ArchitectsMews houses, part of the vernacular of central London housing, were stables and carriages converted into homes by the Victorians.
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He has the accent down pat, shows off his amateur rap skills, hits the rhythm of the slang and vernacular of his neighborhood and takes pride in his life philosophy of gym, tan and laundry.
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It is located in the historic village of Imsouane, very close to the fishing port, in the middle of huts built in a completely vernacular way.
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Imani Uzuri performs a concert featuring early Black American vernacular music and compositions from her chamber opera “Hush Arbor (The Opera)” at 8 p.
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But what do the MTO have in common with The Grateful Dead? A deep and abiding connection to American vernacular music, a point embodied by what Bernstein calls a “tri-coastal” arrangement: “It has a New Orleans feeling, the way I imagine a riverboat band may have sounded, then the New York City vibe because of the intensity and intent,” he says.
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Cast-in-place concrete and stone compose the materiality of the barn museum, with the former exhibiting a wood grain texture that ties it to vernacular architectural norms in the region.
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The unprecedented concept, featuring two teenage couch potatoes, immediately became part of the vernacular in a way no other adult animated series had before.
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Although anti-Disney adult sentiment had been circulating during that time, the term “Disney adult” didn’t actually enter the vernacular until about January 2020, when a Reddit post surfaced with the headline “Disney adults are worse than any other ‘cringe’ group of people.
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