Texte remanié de: Th. doct.--Litt.--Marne-la-Vallée, 2002. / Bibliogr. p. 207-210. Index.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York. William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education, 2005. / Bibliography : p.177-181.

Zugl.: Wien, Univ. für Bodenkultur, Diss., 2005

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Orientador: Luciene Marie Pavanelo / Resumo: Esta pesquisa de Mestrado propõe a análise do romance Amanhã (1901), escrito pelo autor português Abel Botelho. A obra faz parte da pentalogia intitulada "Patologia Social", composta por outros quatro livros – O Barão de Lavos (1891), O Livro de Alda (1898), Fatal Dilema (1907) e Próspero Fortuna (1910). Com esse conjunto de publicações, segundo Saraiva (1995), o autor pretendeu criticar as famílias burguesas e nobres que comandavam Portugal, denunciando diversas hipocrisias da sociedade em finais do século XIX, justificando-as pelo viés da patologia como males ancestrais transmitidos pelos laços sanguíneos. Em Amanhã a patologia retratada é a do desvio psiquiátrico, presente no personagem principal, Mateus. Deve-se considerar também, além do viés patológico, a sua importância documental. Segundo Gomes (2009), os conflitos do romance ocorrem no período de novembro de 1894 a junho de 1895, em Lisboa, momento histórico em que há diversos levantes da população e enorme desenvolvimento sindical em Portugal. As manifestações, em sua maioria, ocorreram por influência dos ideais políticos socialistas, anarquistas e comunistas, em ascensão em toda a Europa no final do século XIX. Dessa forma, este estudo inicialmente debruçar-se-á sobre uma análise detalhada do personagem principal do romance, o contramestre Mateus. Em seguida dedicamo-nos a examinar a relação dele com Adriana, seu par romântico, pertencente a outro grupo social, mais abastado financeiramente. Outro ponto de nossa an... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Abstract: This research intends to analyze the novel Amanhã (1901), written by the Portuguese author Abel Botelho. The work of Botelho is part of the pentalogy entitled “Patologia Social”, composed of four other books – O Barão de Lavos (1891), O Livro de Alda (1898), Fatal Dilema (1907) and Próspero Fortuna (1910). With this set of publications, according to Saraiva (1995), the author intended to criticize the families of the bourgeois and nobles that commanded Portugal, exposing various hypocrisies of the society at the end of the 19th century, justifying them by the pathology bias as ancestral evils transmitted by blood ties. In the novel Amanhã, the pathology portrayed is that of psychiatric deviation, present in the main character, Mateus. In addition to its pathological bias, its documentary importance must also be considered. According to Gomes (2009), the conflicts of the novel take place from November 1894 to June 1895, in Lisbon, a historic moment in which there are several population uprisings and enormous trade union development in Portugal. Most of the protests took place under the influence of socialist, anarchist and communist political ideals, which were on rise throughout Europe at the end of the 19th century. Thus, this study will initially look at a detailed analysis of the main character of the novel, the foreman called Mateus. Then we dedicated ourselves to examining his relationship with Adriana, his romantic partner, belonging to another social group, more afflue... (Complete abstract click electronic access below) / Résumé: Cette étude de Master se propose à l’analyse du roman Amanhã (1901), écrit par l'auteur Abel Botelho. L’ouvrage analysée fait partie de la série intitulée « Pathologie Sociale », composée de quatre autres livres – O Barão de Lavos (1891), O Livro de Alda (1898), Fatal Dilema (1907) e Próspero Fortuna (1910). À partir de cet ensemble de publications, selon Saraiva (1995), l’auteur a critiqué les familles bourgeoises et nobles qui dominaient le Portugal, il a dénoncé diverses hypocrisies de la société à la fin du XIXe siècle, en les justifiant par le biais pathologique des maux ancestraux transmis par les hommes. Dans Amanhã, la pathologie dépeinte est un trouble psychiatrique, dont souffre le personnage principal, Mateus. Outre son caractère pathologique, son importance documentaire doit également être prise en compte. Selon Gomes (2009), les conflits du roman se sont produits dans la période de novembre 1894 à juin 1895, à Lisbonne, un moment historique dans lequel il y a plusieurs révoltes de la population et un énorme développement syndical au Portugal. En tant que les manifestations, la plupart d'entre elles se produisent en raison de l'influence des idéaux politiques socialistes, anarchistes et communistes, qui étaient en augmentation dans toute l'Europe à la fin du XIXe siècle. Ainsi, cette étude initialement fait l'analyse détaillée du personnage principal du roman, le contremaître Mateus. Ensuite, consacrons-nous à examiner sa relation avec Adriana, son intérêt romanti... (Résumé complet accès életronique ci-dessous) / Mestre

Dissertação de Mestrado apresentada ao Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas de Abel Salazar da Universidade do Porto

The thesis gives a further step in the generalizations of the theorem of Lie, which have been already generalized by Saint-Donat, Griffíths, Henkin and Passare. He also gives applications of this theorem to characterization of complete intersection families, and goes further in the case of plane curves with the study of linear systems. He concludes with an application of the Abel's theorem to the construction of a domain with Levi-flat boundary on some "strongly singular" projective variety, which intersects every projective variety of complementary dimension.

In this note, we study the inverse of the Abel transform for the symmetric space ${\bf SU}^{\star}(2n)/{\bf Sp}(n)$. We start by giving a recursive formula for the dual of the Abel transform on the root system $A_{n-1}$. This formula allows us to consider a transmutation property on the generalized Abel transform associated to $A_{n-1}$. / This paper has not been published. However, it has been cited in peer reviewed venues.

This paper is a comparison of narrative in Genesis and Midrash Genesis Rabbah, using as a sample each text's version of the story of Cain and Abel. The paper begins with a survey of the study of Bible as literature and Midrash as literature, examining the work of Robert Alter, Meir Sternberg, Wesley A. Kort, Isaak Heinemann, Ofra Meir, David Stern and Jacob Neusner. Following this is a close reading and poetic analysis of the two primary texts, then a summary and comparison of narrative conventions and techniques. Narrative is examined according to the considerations of plot, character, narration and meaning. Further conclusions are drawn regarding the different portrayal of God in biblical and midrashic discourse, attitudes toward paradox and ambiguity, and strategies for achieving ideological and rhetorical goals.

Diss.--Mainz--Universität, 1993.