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1. I have to explain how the "Jazz Fest" is an expression of what I know about the Humanities, Art, Style, Genius, and Culture of the time period it represents.

I also have to respond to the following questions in my paper:

2. How are the humanities distinguished from other modes of human inquiry and expression?

3. How does the selected form of cultural expression compare with other forms you know about from the same time period?

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The Jazz & Heritage Festival in New Orleans, Louisiana is emphasized in a Humanities context.

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As you first explain how the "Jazz Fest" is an expression of what I know about the Humanities, Art, Style, Genius, and Culture of the time period it represents, you need to refer to your personal definition of what the humanities mean and represent. Since they refer, to me, as a genre where cultivating and expressing culture, ideas, values, sense of self, political feelings, and beliefs, this fest definitely denotes a humanities event since at the time of the fest's ...

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