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A look at hip-hop culture, from its beginnings to the present day, describing its influence on people and popular culture in the United States.
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In "Move the Crowd: 30 Days of Hip Hop Affirmations to Change you Life,"author, Mike Bruny has his reader take a look at a topic, "hip hop,"through a different set of lenses. Hip hop is traditionally viewed or portrayed in a negative light, but in this book the author shows how he has used hip hoplyrics to inspire positive actions for himself and others. The combination of hip hop, self development tied with daily affirmations and thought provoking questions make it a must have for those who are looking to move the crowd in their own life.
Underpinning this project is the attempt to grasp the notion behind improvisation and to understand what is actually meant by “improvisation” its nature and its construct. At the same time this project aims to bestow on improvisation its legitimate role as a versatile, long-lasting creative process of knowledge and action. The word “improvisation” is used to describe a host of very different things. It can be considered a collective, creative phenomenon, an individual skilled performance, an emerging act within a rooted practice, or as a set of generative techniques, yet there are a number of issues with its concept and practice. In improvisation, shared practices, steeped in culture and history, are intertwined, yet constantly exposed to the force of spontaneity and innovation. All the studies presented in the book contend that improvisation in artistic practices could hold the key to understanding the more unstructured, at times more unconscious, forms of improvisation that pervade different fields of knowledge and professions, as well as our everyday experiences.
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