Can the political eloquence of Louis-Joseph Papineau, one of the great Canadian orators of the nineteenth century, be revived? There are still no significant studies on the logic of argumentation or on the image of a certain representation of the political crisis set by the orations of the Honorable Speaker of the House of Assembly of Lower-Canada. The following thesis focuses on Louis-Joseph Papineau's political discourses of 1830-1837. By the analysis of the representations and the reasonings, of the argumentation, of the rhetorical functions fulfilled by the discourses and also by the analysis of the social vectors at work in these, this document establishes landmarks and proposes a topographical outlook of Papineau's political rhetoric. It seek;s to show the topic organisation and functioning of this rhetoric, in a nineteenth century setting of oratorical and political culture.

La part A és un estudi filològic introductori de l'obra teatral La viuda astuta, de 1818, traduïda al menorquí per Vicenç Albertí i Vidal de l'obra La vedova scaltra de Carlo Goldoni. Hi torbem un recorregut per la vida, obra, marc intel·lectual i trajectòria de la activitat traductora d'Albertí. Així mateix hi trobem una localització de La vedova Scaltra dins la primera etapa de la reforma goldoniana. I finalment s'hi desenvolupa l'estudi comparatiu-lingüístic de La vedova Scaltra amb la versió catalana d'Albertí.La part B consta de la transcripció comentada, amb 153 notes, del manuscrit de La viuda astuta. La part C és la transcripció integral de l'obra original, seguint l'edició Giuseppe Ortolani, 1936, que s'acara amb la part D que és la traducció catalana realitzada per la doctoranda. / Part A is an introductory philological study of the play La viuda astuta, from 1818, translated into menorcan by Vicenç Albertí i Vidal from the play La vedova scaltra by Carlo Goldoni. We find a journey through the life, work, intellectual framework and trajectory of Albertí's translations. We also find a venue for La vedova scaltra in the first stage of the goldonian reform. Finally the comparative-linguistic study of La vedova scaltra is developed with Albertí's catalan version.Part B consists of a transcription with commentary, of 153 notes, of the manuscript of La viuda astuta. Part C is the complete transcription of the original work, following the Giuseppe Ortolani, 1936, edition, side by side with Part D, which is the catalan translation made by the PhD candidate.

In my diplomas´s thesis I deal with a violin creation of Benda family. In the first charter I discuss about the work of Czech musicians and composers abroad - in Germany,Italy, Poland and Russia. The second charter is called " Frantisek Benda". This chapter testifies abou life and work of this man.Then I desribe the life and life of Antonín Benda, František´s brother.The fifth chapter deals with the important moments in the life of the brothers Josef and Jan Jiří Benda and I also remind their violin making. After a brief introduction to the family Benda I approache to the crucial part of that from the sixth chapter I analyze the characteristics of musical expression siblings Benda. First, I pursue four violin sonatas of František Benda. Then I analyze two sonatas of Frantisek´s brother, Jiří Antonín Benda. The eight chapter deals with the Violin Concerto inG major, which was composed by Jan Jiří Benda. Characteristic of musical speech by František, Jiří Antonín and Jan Jiří Benda is the subjectof the last charter of this work. In the conclusion I argue that musical life in this country, the Czech Republic, or currently not forget the musical legacy Benda family.

Examensarbete på kandidatnivå om den svenska nationaloperan Gustaf Wasa. Arbetet går igenom operans olika formtyper och kategoriserar dessa, såsom rent fransyska, italienska, eller allahanda kombinationsformer deremellan.

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Isaac Morley was born in 1786, in the Atlantic seaboard city of Salem, Massachusetts. He received the common school education provided by the New England Schools. When the time came for his marriage, he was founded in a trade and was a mature man. Like his father, Isaac learned the trade of cooper and wheelwright, learned to plant and sow, to reap a harvest, and to care for cattle and sheep.He served his country with the Ohio Militia in the War of 1812. In 1830 he heard Mormon elders preach the gospel for the first time. He was convinced of the truthfulness of the message and was baptized seven months after the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was organized. He was ordained a high priest in June, 1831, and on the day of his ordination, Isaac was called to serve with Edward Partridge in the first presiding bishopric of the Church.

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À la fin du XVIIe siècle, en Europe, émerge un nouveau discours économique : le mercantilisme. S’ensuit une mainmise de plus en plus importante de l’administration royale sur l’industrie et l’économie du pays. Ce système économique domine largement la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle avant de progressivement s’essouffler face à la montée du libéralisme économique. Parmi les grandes industries de l’époque se trouve l’industrie lainière relativement dispersée sur l’ensemble du territoire. On observe tout de même une certaine concentration industrielle dans certaines généralités, principalement au nord de la France et dans le sud avec la région du Languedoc. Ces deux régions constituent les focales principales de notre étude. L’objectif est alors de comprendre comment le facteur géographique a influencé la formation et la réussite de groupes de pression dans l’industrie lainière dans un siècle d’évolution de la pensée économique. La première étude de cas porte sur le lobby lainier languedocien qui s’oppose aux privilèges économiques obtenus par les Marseillais auprès de l’administration royale. Ces derniers possèdent l’exclusivité du commerce avec la région du Levant, débouché principal de la production lainière du Languedoc. S’ensuivent alors de vives protestations et oppositions entre les deux protagonistes pour défendre les intérêts économiques de chacun. Enfin, notre seconde étude de cas nous mène à analyser les conséquences économiques de la signature du traité commercial franco-britannique en 1786. Premier traité de libre-échange entre la France et l’Angleterre, ce dernier n’est pas sans conséquence pour l’industrie lainière du nord de la France. Se forment, alors de véritables groupes de pression chez les industriels de la laine exigeant la modification du traité commercial. En réalité, cet accord matérialise une opposition entre deux groupes de pression, le premier issu d’un milieu rural vivant essentiellement de l’agriculture et le second issu d’un milieu urbain principalement industrialisé. / At the end of the 17th century, in Europe, a new economic discourse emerged: mercantilism. The result was a growing control by the royal administration over the countries’ industries and economy. This economic system dominated the first half of the 18th century before gradually weakening in the face of the rise of economic liberalism. Among the major industries at the time was the wool industry, which was relatively dispersed throughout the country. There was still a certain industrial concentration in certain généralité mainly in the north of France and in the south with the Languedoc region. These two regions constitute the main points of our study. The goal then is to understand how the geographic factor influences the formation and success of lobbies in the wool industry in a century of evolution of economic thinking. The first case study relates to the study of the wool industry in the Languedoc which opposes the economic privileges obtained by Marseille from the royal administration. The latter had exclusive rights to trade with the Levant region, the main outlet for Languedoc wool production. Huge protests and oppositions ensued between the two protagonists in order to defend the economic interests of each other. Finally, our second case study leads us to analyze the economic consequences of the signing of the Franco-British trade treaty in 1786. The latter had a huge consequence on the wool industry in the north of France. It the follow the emergence of a lobby in the wool industry demanding for a modification of the treaty. In reality this agreement materialized an opposition between two different kinds of pressure groups: the first one coming from a rural environment living primarily from agriculture; the second one coming from a mainly industrialized urban environment.