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Master of Science

Master of Science

1. The true measure of a sire's merit is the high average production of all his daughters and the excellent type of all his offspring, rather than the total number of Advanced Register daughters, or an exceptional individual. 2. The greatest foundation sire of the Guernsey breed is Presto 14 PS. 3. The two greatest foundation cows of the Guernsey breed are May Rose II 3251 PS and Itchen Daisy 3d. 15630. 4. The two greatest sires or the Guernsey breed, based on the production of their daughters, are Ne Plus Ultra 15265 and King of the May 9001. 5. The two greatest sires of the Guernsey breed, based on the showyard winnings of their offspring, are Hayes Cherub 2d 25147 and Ladysmith's Cherub 30760. 6. The four greatest sires or the Guernsey breed, based on both production and individual merit of offspring are King of the May 9001, Ne Plus Ultra 15265, Hayes Cherub II 25147, and Lord Mar 14359. 7. The two greatest dams of the Guernsey breed, based on the show yard winnings of their offspring, are Ladysmith or the Isle 28355, and Hayes Golden Cherry 3d. 44965. 8. The greatest sires of the Guernsey breed are the result of a cross between closely related families of linebred stock. 9. A study of the pedigrees of great sires, or the Guernsey breed, strengthens the conclusion reached in summary point 8. / Master of Science

This dissertation is a survey of the homiletical contributions of James W. Cox with particular emphasis upon his writings and methodology. Chapter 1 is an introductory chapter that explains the significance of this study. Heretofore no scholar has written on Cox as the sole subject of research. Chapter 2 is biographical, tracing Cox's background as far back as possible, then moving forward chronologically, leading up to the beginning of his teaching career at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Attention is given to areas such as Cox's conversion experience, call to ministry, education, family, and occasions for pastorates. Chapter 3 is an overview of Cox's written homiletical contributions. The emphasis of this chapter is upon Cox's major homiletical books and articles. Interaction with other homileticians is provided where appropriate. Chapter 4 surveys Cox's hermeneutics for preaching. The focus of this section concerns Cox's convictions about Scripture and the location of meaning in a text. Chapter 5 examines Cox's homiletical method. The chapter surveys Cox's teaching and methodology concerning the preparation and delivery of sermons. Chapter 6 analyzes Cox's sermons. Eight sermons are critiqued according to guidelines Cox himself sets forth in his writings. Chapter 7 is an overview of how Cox is perceived by his colleagues. The author has excerpted critical comments from scholars who have reviewed Cox's published homiletical writings and has provided comments from five of Cox's colleagues who were interviewed for this chapter. Chapter 8 is a summary and conclusion. The significant homiletical contributions are summarized from each section of the dissertation. The dissertation includes six appendices: (1) Time-Line of Significant Events in Cox's Life; (2) Examples of Sermon Preliminaries; (3) Guiding Principles for the Interpretation of the Bible; (4) "A Meditation" (reproduction of weekly article written when Cox was a teenager); (5) Preaching Engagements; and (6) Miscellaneous Anecdotes and Information. / This item is only available to students and faculty of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. If you are not associated with SBTS, this dissertation may be purchased from <a href="http://disexpress.umi.com/dxweb">http://disexpress.umi.com/dxweb</a> or downloaded through ProQuest's Dissertation and Theses database if your institution subscribes to that service.

Les lettres de dom Marmion forment la partie la plus considérable de son œuvre écrite. Éclairées, ici, par une courte biographie, ces lettres révèlent chez un moine d'une activité apostolique débordante et sans frontière des problèmes fréquents de santé, dont seule une forte constitution pouvait triompher. Elles révèlent surtout un moine profondément humain, altruiste, soucieux de relation personnelle cœur à cœur, d'une simplicité ineffable, qui ne cachait pas ses sentiments; un moine sensible à toutes les beautés mais surtout à la bonté et à la souffrance des autres, très impressionnable, au point d'en souffrir lui-même, mais toujours accessible et attentif aux personnes; un moine cordial, impressionnant par sa douceur irrésistible, sa tendresse quasi maternelle, sa sagesse libératrice, souvent pétillante d'humour, et son courage inébranlable. En somme, un moine qui savait trouver le chemin des cœurs.

The Two Etudes: "Harmonies," and "Coulée" and the Volumina of Ligeti were performed following a lecture on avant-garde techniques in organ works of György Ligeti. The lecture included a brief discussion of earlier twentieth century antecedents of new sound materials and concepts, a biographical sketch of Ligeti and general style features of his works. The main body of the lecture included notational methods, specific style features, and performing scores of Ligeti's three organ works. In addition to the lecture recitals three other public recitals were performed which consisted of solo compositions for the organ.

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I declare that this research project is my own unaided work. It is submitted in partial fulfilment for the degree of Master of Arts in translation, at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, It has not been submitted before for any degree or examination at any other university. / This projeot examines Clive Wake's translation of Xala a neo-colonial French African novel by Sembene Ousmane' (1973) focusing on the manner in which the ideological content of the novel is approached and dealt with in translation. A comparison of passages in the source text chosen on the basis of their ideological contribution to the novel with the corresponding passages in this large text, forms the basis of the study. (Abbreviation abstract) / Andrew Chakane 2018