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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Figuras y narrativa del poder en la novela En octubre no hay milagros, de Oswaldo Reynoso

Portilla Durand, Luisa Prisciliana January 2017 (has links)
Plantea que la novela En octubre no hay milagros, de Oswaldo Reynoso, pone de manifiesto relatos, temas y figuras de poder socioeconómico, político y religioso. Sostiene que en la novela, el poder se institucionaliza mediante estructuras socioeconómicas, políticas y religiosas de dominación, y se manifiesta a través de diferencias heredadas ancestralmente que mantienen un dominio de dirección vertical descendente. Señala que los medios por los cuales se mantienen las relaciones de poder son, principalmente, la desigualdad económica, la represión policial y la intimidación verbal. La investigación de carácter descriptivo, parte de la selección de párrafos de la novela En octubre no hay milagros, en los que se ponen de manifiesto temas y figuras de poder. Aplica la metodología del análisis semiótico: la semiótica narrativa y la semiótica del discurso. / Tesis
102

Un exemple de créativité dans la bande dessinée : les langages d'Achille Talon

Desaulniers, Claude-Michèle 16 April 2018 (has links)
Cette thèse vise à préciser en quoi réside l'originalité de la bande dessinée (BD) humoristique Achille Talon (AT) par rapport au système du français (code linguistique) et aux conventions de la BD (code iconique). Afin de définir le style d'AT, elle en explore diverses manifestations de créativité (talonnismes). Avec de nombreux exemples, la thèse s'attache à nommer et à décrire les moyens et les signes les plus "parlants" qui ont servi au bédéiste (Greg). Au lieu d'un seul cadre d'analyse général qui masquerait l'ampleur et la diversité de l'oeuvre, plusieurs sont proposés selon la nature des éléments à l'étude. Portant sur ce qui fait la singularité d'AX au regard des systèmes linguistiques (chap. 2 à 6) ou extra-linguistiques (chap. 1 et 7), la thèse touche à plusieurs domaines: sémiotique visuelle, linguistique (phonétique, morphologie, lexicologie, syntaxe), stylistique et rhétorique ("figures de style"). Le repérage des signes "marqués" ou imprévisibles qui génèrent le comique ainsi que la reconnaissance de leur articulation en un système cohérent servent de fil conducteur. Une approche sémiologique permet une vue globale de l'oeuvre. On observe que Greg exploite de manière systématique (et paroxysmique, pourrait-on dire) les possibilités ludiques offertes par deux vastes systèmes de communication ou langages (texte et image de BD) qui s'interpénètrent pour transcoder la langue "parlée" par ses personnages. L'auteur réalise ainsi une combinatoire insolite des signes qu'il choisit tant dans l'inventaire de la BD (idéogrammes, ballon, etc.) que dans celui de la langue (depuis ses plus petites unités, phonèmes et graphèmes, jusqu'aux unités phraséologiques et au discours). Les nombreux procédés constituent de véritables sous-systèmes, qui à leur tour forment un style véritablement propre à AT. Source inépuisable de comique, AT. va toutefois au-delà du divertissement; cette oeuvre, qui stimule notre conscience linguistique et fait appel au savoir partagé, nous entraîne à une réflexion sur le langage; elle constitue aussi un mode privilégié d'introduction à la linguistique. La thèse met en évidence la maîtrise de Greg sur le matériau, tant linguistique q u 'iconique, et sur ses règles d'assemblage; elle tente de présenter une vue d'ensemble cohérente qui puisse servir aux férus de BD et de linguistique. / Québec Université Laval, Bibliothèque 2017
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Formulating Disaster Recovery Plans for New Zealand: using a case study of the 1931 Napier Earthquake

Hollis, Melanie January 2007 (has links)
Worldwide, the risks from natural and technological hazards has been mounting at an accelerating rate, improvements in forecasting and warning systems have reduced deaths, however monetary losses from disasters are overwhelming (Burby, 2004). Pre event planning for recovery helps to resolve issues before a disaster so recovery is more efficient and effective. It also ensures that the window of opportunity can be used to implement hazard mitigation measures to reduce the vulnerability of the area with the aim of improving resilience for the next disaster. International case studies were examined, the Northridge earthquake being the most successful recovery while Hurricane Katrina the least. The recovery of the Napier 1931 earthquake was chosen as a New Zealand case study; to date this is the country's worst disaster. Overall the recovery of Napier was a success, shops were opened in temporary premises to keep the economy going and mitigation measures were included in the rebuilding. The earthquake has had important flow on effects on the way that disasters are managed in New Zealand. To create pre event plans in New Zealand legislation needs to be modified, including recovery plans and development of shortcuts to reduce some procedures which lengthen the recovery process. These plans need to take into account our national vulnerability as well as regional vulnerabilities.
104

Det mångstämmiga rummet : Hjalmar Bergmans romankonst 1913-1918

Hästbacka, Elisabeth January 1990 (has links)
This thesis deals with the problems of genre and narrative techniques in two novels by the Swedish author Hjalmar Bergman, 1883-1931. Although regarded as one of the foremost novelists in Swedish literature, with novels such as Markurells i Wadköping, 1919, and Farmor och vår Herre, 1921, Bergman's narrative techniques have not previously been systematically analyzed. Instead critics have focussed either on the biographical and philosophical aspects of his work, or on the meaning of his specific use of symbols and metaphorical language. Hjalmar Bergman wrote more than twenty novels, a large number of plays, short stories, fairy tales and screenplays. His most innovative period was in the 1910s, which is also the period focussed on here. The study begins with the reception of the seven novels written from 1912 to 1918. These novels were considerably different from what the critics at the time were wont to expect. Consequently they had trouble understanding not only the purpose of the narrative techniques in the novels, but also in determining their specific genre and subject matter. The aim of this thesis is to demonstrate that by analyzing Hjalmar Bergman's narrative techniques, we can learn more about the genre of the novel, about its status in the Swedish literary institution of the 1910s, and about Hjalmar Bergman's contribution to its development in Sweden. For this purpose the methods of the Russian theorist of the novel, Mikhail Bakhtin, have proved to be useful. In the succeeding chapters two novels, Loewenhistorier, 1913 (Loewen Stories) and En döds memoarer, 1918 (The Memoirs of a Dead Man), are analyzed for a deeper understanding of Hjalmar Bergman's specific use of novelistic subgenres such as the adventure story, the picaresque, the Bildungsroman, the confession, the memoir etc. Hjalmar Bergmanhas been considered a 'pre-modernist' in Swedish prose fiction. If this is the case, it is not primarily because hetried to invent new ways of writing novels, but rather that he made use of seemingly well-defined genres, combining them in new and often surprising ways. He thereby investigates not only a subject matter or a protagonist, but also the relevance, with regard to the stories hesets out to tell, of the genre-bound plots and perspectives. The result is novels that are simultaneously highly structured and 'law-abiding', in accordance with their genre patterns, and characterized by a certain open-ended 'brokenness'. Nothing ever turns out as the reader might expect, judging from the genres used in the novels. / digitalisering@umu
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The Educational Philosophy of Frederick Gordon Bonser, with Special Emphasis upon Industrial Arts

Blackburn, George Weldon 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study was threefold in nature. The first purpose was to study the life and educational background of Frederick Gordon Bonser in order to gain an understanding of the man and his educational purposes and objectives. A second purpose was to gain an insight into Bonser's philosophy of education; and the third purpose was to examine the available writings of Bonser in an attempt to analyze his philosophy of industrial arts as a phase of general education.
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The Motif of the Fairy-Tale Princess in the Novels of Shelby Hearon

Keith, Anne Slay 05 1900 (has links)
Shelby Hearon's eight novels--Armadillo in the Grass, The Second Dune, Hannah's House, Now and Another Time, A Prince of a Fellow, Painted Dresses, Afternoon of a Faun, and Group Therapy- -are unified by the theme of the fairy-tale princess and her quest to assert her autonomy and gain self-fulfillment while struggling with marriage, family, and the mother-daughter relationship. This study traces the development of Hearon' s feminist convictions in each of her novels by focusing on the changing quests of her heroines. This analysis of Hearon's novels attests to their lasting literary significance.
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Ensayos acerca del contrato P. S. Atiyah

Awad Cherit, Alejandro, Lambeth Vicent, George Gregory, Pérez Saavedra, Manuel Antonio January 2011 (has links)
Memoria (licenciado en ciencias jurídicas y sociales) / No autorizado por el autor para ser publicada a texto completo en portal tesis electrónicas de la Universidad de Chile / Esta compilación de ensayos reúne la mayoría de mis escritos sobre derecho y teoría contractual que han sido publicados en revistas académicas a lo largo de un período de casi 20 años. Reunir estas piezas me ha permitido ver muchas relaciones que antes se me habían escapado e incluso si hoy tengo menos seguridad de algunas de las respuestas que antes, tengo (creo) mayores certezas acerca de la naturaleza de algunas de las preguntas fundamentales. Todos los ensayos han sido actualizados y revisados, algunos muy sustancialmente, y existen varias secciones completamente nuevas.
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Fred Newton Scott and prose rhythm

Patrick, Jean L. S January 2010 (has links)
Typescript (photocopy). / Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries / Department: English.
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The sociology of knowledge as process meaning in socio-cultural phenomena

Pretzer, Garrett J January 2010 (has links)
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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Guy Debord e a nova fase do espetáculo / Guy Debord and the new stage of the spectacle

Bueno, Douglas Aparecido 11 May 2017 (has links)
Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2017-05-19T11:59:12Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Douglas Aparecido Bueno.pdf: 1459681 bytes, checksum: 0e3879644ba3b9b628d1ff856626c91c (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-05-19T11:59:12Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Douglas Aparecido Bueno.pdf: 1459681 bytes, checksum: 0e3879644ba3b9b628d1ff856626c91c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-05-11 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The thesis deals with the spectacle of Guy Debord theory under the aegis of its artistic, political and philosophical influences, putting in relief their main contributions to the analysis and overcoming of the spectacle. The spectacle, to Debord, is a relationship alienated for social and historical construction, which overcomes the media criticism, as is commonly assumed. The thesis reveals that the theory of the spectacle, in its origin, is a philosophical reflection on the story time, and in the light of hermeneutics interprets own theory on that basis. Analyze the theory of the spectacle, from the standpoint of time and story ideas, it offers a way to resolve the hegelian marxism of Guy Debord. The hegelian marxism Debord connects, in theory, its theoretical and philosophical interests in the concepts of strategy, chance and play, from the existential principles and based on these issues, investigates and theorizes the practice, political action in time and social history as a means to overcome the spectacle, or give you a new phase. Furthermore, to the extent that delimits the theory of this epistemological framework, it is apparent deficiencies. The theory of the spectacle is based on the unified separation of the actions of the subject (historical and social) and social interpretation under the same heading, which in turn replaces the Marxian analysis of capital as an antagonistic social relationship rather than the abstract opposition between homogenized and alienated consciousness of history and the world. Although this aspect apparently theoretical problem is, the notions of subjectivity, time and history significant role for social analysis. Putting in relief the Guy Debord’s position that all social action and every theory must be considered as strategic interventions, and that every theory must be an invitation to overcome them, the thesis takes up the hegelian marxism Debord to suggest spectacle that the theory is a sui generis moment within a historical action design. This means that all Debord’s theory provides a collective political will model and suggests a reflection on the possibility of this hermeneutic be developed / A tese analisa a teoria do espetáculo de Guy Debord sob a égide de suas influências filosóficas, colocando em relevo as suas principais contribuições para a análise e superação do espetáculo. O espetáculo, para Debord, é uma relação alienada para a construção social e histórica, que sobrepuja a crítica da mídia, tal como é comumente assumido. A tese revela que a teoria do espetáculo, em sua origem, é uma reflexão filosófica sobre o tempo da história, e à luz dessa hermenêutica, interpreta a própria teoria nessa base. Analisar a teoria do espetáculo, sob o foco das ideias de tempo e história, oferece um caminho para se estudar o marxismo hegeliano de Guy Debord. O marxismo hegeliano de Debord se conecta, na tese, aos seus interesses teórico-filosoficos nos conceitos de estratégia e jogo, a partir dos princípios existênciais e com fundamento nestes temas, investiga e teoriza a práxis, a ação política no tempo e na história social como meios para se superar o espetáculo. Por outro lado, na medida em que se delimita a teoria sobre esse recorte epistemológico, ficam aparentes suas deficiências. A teoria do espetáculo está baseada na separação unificada das ações do sujeito histórico-social e na interpretação social sob a mesma rubrica, que por sua vez, substitui a análise marxiana do capital como uma relação social antagonica, em detrimento da oposição abstrata entre a consciência homogeneizada e alienada da história e do mundo. Muito embora essa vertente teorica, aparentemente, seja problemática, as noções de subjetividade, tempo e história assumem papel relevante para a análise social. Colocando em relevo as posições de Guy Debord de que toda ação social, bem como toda teoria devem ser analisadas como intervenções estratégicas, além de que toda teoria deve ser um convite à sua superação, a tese reveste-se do marxismo hegeliano de Debord para sugerir que a teoria do espetáculo é um momento sui generis dentro de uma concepção de ação histórica. Isso quer dizer que toda a teoria de Debord proporciona um modelo de vontade política coletiva, e sugere uma reflexão sobre a possibilidade dessa hermenêutica ser desenvolvida

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