The purpose of this thesis is to examine from a feminist perspective two novels of the Austrian writer, Marlen Haushofer (1920, Frauenstein-1970, Steyr): Die Tapetentur (1957) and Die Mansarde (1969). / Both work were written in a "pre-feminist" period in the history of German women writers. However, with the aid of contemporary feminist approaches, they can be rediscovered and deciphered for the modern reader. / In the first chapter I will introduce the theories to be applied, the biography of her author and the reception of the work, focusing on areas relevant to the topic of the thesis. The recurring themes of spatial isolation and speechlessness will then be analysed in terms of form and content. Through the observation of physical spaces and their psychological implications, and through the investigation of a new form of verbal expression and freedom, a process of writing continuity ("Fortschreibung") emerges from Haushofer's world. / In the related characters of two women figures, Annette in Die Tapetentur and the unnamed heroine in Die Mansarde, Marlen Haushofer establishes a line of development in her work. At the end of her literary career, she succeeds in delivering to the reader her encoded version of the liberation of women from their fettered, hopeless existence.

Seminario: La modernización liberal en Chile entre mediados del siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX

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Pun Hei Wa. / Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1990. / Bibliography: leaves 154-162. / Introduction --- p.1 / Chapter I. --- "The Methodology of Weber and Braudel The Methodological View of Weber. Weber's Concept and Methodology of History. Causality, Verstehen and Ideal Type. The Historical View and Methodo1ogy of Braudel Braucle1's Historical Thought" --- p.12 / Chapter II. --- "Capitalism in Max Weber Rationality , Rationalism and Rationalization. Capitalisrn: Capitalism in Ancient Times. The Protestant Ethic and the Rise of Capitalism. Weber's Economic Rationalication ： A Historica1 Reconstruction. Exp1anation to Modern Capita1ism" --- p.44 / Chapter III. --- The Three-Tier Level of Historical Reality and the Deve1opinent of Capita1ism From Material Life to Market Economy and Capitalism Nature of Capitalism. The Three-Tier Model at Work. Towards An Explanation to the Rise of Capitalism in Europe --- p.70 / Chapter IV. --- Weber and Braucle1 on the Rise of Capitalism: A Comparison --- p.121 / Conclusion --- p.130 / Appendix: Weber and Braude1 on China: The Retardation of Capitalist Process --- p.136 / Bibliography

Diss. : Phil.-Fak. : Fribourg-en-Brisgau, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität : 1989. / Bibliogr. p. 359-386.

Akademisk avhandling -- Stockholms universitet. / Summary in English. Bibliography: p. 339-348.

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