Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-18T21:31:37Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 3 Thiago Hara Dias1.pdf: 2374330 bytes, checksum: 832553b4ffea9c59bdb303ac1e2b6557 (MD5) Thiago Hara Dias2.pdf: 2522134 bytes, checksum: fd9967246509125b918e3ee320aa46d6 (MD5) Thiago Hara Dias3.pdf: 418686 bytes, checksum: 89d68fa6f1c0fb36f3a3009ef22e6e35 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-08-30 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / The sticker is a form of visual expression in the urban environment that takes advantage of productive an conceptive teniques widely used in the mass media with the goal of creating a dialog with the inhabitants of the city of São Paulo. In addition to this dialog, its representatives also search for an interaction with the urban environment, also creating works with aesthetic value. This dissertation has the purpose to entrer the sticker universe, and to open a debate about its role in the São Paulo street art, using as a research field, the Augusta Street, the Paulista Avenue and its surroundings. / O sticker é uma forma de expressão visual no meio urbano que tira proveito de conceitos e técnicas produtivas amplamente utilizadas nos meios de comunicação de massa a fim de criar um diálogo com os habitantes da cidade de São Paulo. Além desse diálogo, seus representantes buscam uma interação com o ambiente urbano, criando também trabalhos de valor estético. Essa dissertação tem por objetivo adentrar o universo do sticker e procurar abrir um debate sobre seu real papel da na arte de rua em São Paulo, usando como campo de pesquisa, a Rua Augusta, a Avenida Paulista e suas cercanias.

Essa dissertação se propõe a analisar os grupos ativistas, buscando entender de que maneira tem se dado sua atuação nos espaços públicos da cidade de São Paulo e como o poder público vem se articulando com esses novos atores sociais. Para isso, a pesquisa trata do surgimento e do desenvolvimento desses grupos, além de analisar as atuações de dois grupos ativistas: o coletivo Ocupe & Abrace, que luta pela preservação da Praça da Nascente, e o Organismo Parque Augusta, que reivindica a consolidação do Parque Augusta. Assim, o trabalho pretende trazer reflexões sobre o movimento ativista urbano e como ele pode contribuir para o debate sobre as cidades contemporâneas. Palavras- / This dissertation offers an analysis on activist groups and seeks to understand how they act in public spaces of the city of São Paulo and how the authorities are engaging with these new social actors. For this, the research traces the emergence and development of these groups and analyzes two current activist groups: the \"Ocupe & Abrace\" (occupy and embrace), who fights for the preservation of the Nascente Square, and the \"Organismo Parque Augusta\" (Park Augusta Organism), who defends the full recognition of the Augusta Park. Hence, the essay reflects over the urban activist movement and how it can contribute to the debate on contemporary cities.

"The purpose of the study was to indicate differences of significance in the incidences of professional action between patients diagnosed as organic brain syndromes and patients diagnosed as functional psychoses. The incidences of professional action were results of expediting the recommendations of the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee Veterans Administration Hospital, Lenwood Division, Augusta, Georgia, for the seventy-five patients of the study sample. The two groups of patients derived from the dichotomy of the study sample on the basis of psychiatric diagnosis: twenty-four patients had established psychiatric diagnoses of organic brain syndromes, and fifty-one patients had established psychiatric diagnoses within the range of functional psychoses. Difference of significance in the incidences of professional action between the two subsamples have been studied"--Introduction. / Typescript. / "August, 1960." / "Submitted to the Graduate School of Florida State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work." / Advisor: James H. Williams, Professor Directing Study. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 38-39).

Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-14T13:48:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 467139.pdf: 4247294 bytes, checksum: 2622c28db85958fdafc67fdf27752cdb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-03-05 / This study analyzes the trajectory of expansion of Western Greco-Roman colonization along the Mediterranean, until reaching Iberian Peninsula. Therefore, it verified political-strategic importance and wealth of resources Hispania territory used to offer, attracting Mediterranean colonizers who founded several colonial towns in order to settle at the peninsular territory. Through the phenomenon of colonization, trades and inter-ethnic contacts, Greco-Roman colonial towns have achieved great success and led Iberian Peninsula to a long process of cultural influences by both Hellenism and Romanization, culminating, thus, in Greek-Roman culture spreading in Hispania. Ancient colonial towns have registered Greco-Roman influences that has remained expressed via urbanism and architecture, legated to posterity mainly by its ruins of monuments and buildings found in situ. Process of Romanization was highlighted in this study based on analysis of archaeological, architectural and urban vestiges evidence of the capital of Province of Hispana Ulterior of Lusitania the Roman colonial town of Emerita Augusta during the High Roman Empire period. Characteristics that used to comprise a Roman colonial town can show how magnificent and influent this provincial town was then, besides revealing the importance of that culture in antiquity and their influence to the present. / Esse estudo analisa a trajet?ria da expans?o da coloniza??o greco-romana ocidental pelo Mediterr?neo, at? chegar ? Pen?nsula Ib?rica. Para tanto, verificou-se a import?ncia pol?tica-estrat?gica e riqueza de fonte recursal que o territ?rio hispano oferecia, atraindo colonizadores mediterr?neos que se utilizaram da funda??o de diversas cidades coloniais para se estabelecerem pelo territ?rio peninsular. Atrav?s deste fen?meno colonizador, das trocas comerciais e dos contatos inter?tnicos, as cidades coloniais greco-romanas alcan?aram grande ?xito e implicaram que a Pen?nsula Ib?rica sofresse um longo processo de influ?ncias culturais tanto do helenismo como da romaniza??o, culminando portanto, na difus?o da cultura grecoromana pela Hisp?nia. As antigas cidades coloniais registraram as influ?ncias grecoromanas que permaneceram expressas via urbanismo e arquitetura, legados ? posteridade, principalmente, atrav?s de suas ru?nas de monumentos e edif?cios encontrados in situ. O processo de romaniza??o foi destacado neste estudo a partir da an?lise de evid?ncias de vest?gios arqueol?gicos, arquitet?nicos e urbanos da capital da Prov?ncia Hispana Ulterior da Lusit?nia, a cidade colonial romana de Emerita Augusta, em per?odo do Alto Imp?rio Romano. Tais caracter?sticas que compunham uma cidade colonial romana podem apontar a magnific?ncia e influ?ncia de uma cidade provincial em seu tempo, al?m de revelar a import?ncia desta cultura na Antiguidade e tamb?m seus reflexos em per?odo atual.

This thesis examines the roles of imperial women in the later Roman Empire, with a central focus on the period from Constantine I to Valentinian III (306-455 AD). In this period the emperor’s role evolved from a military leader presiding over an itinerant court to a court-based figure, often a child, who was reliant on ceremonial presentation to display imperial prestige. In my analysis, I explore how the roles of imperial women developed alongside this evolution of the emperor’s own position. I also trace their roles in relation to other important developments of the period: the introduction of Christianity as the imperially favoured religion, the permanent division of Empire, and the series of military crises which affected the West in particular. Following an introduction that considers why relatively little is written on the women of the late antique court, the thesis is divided into two parts. In the first (Historical Overview and Models), Chapter 1 reviews the roles of imperial women in the period from Augustus to the establishment of the Tetrarchy, looking at nomenclature, coins and inscriptions, patronage activities, movements, literary portrayals, and cases where they were removed from their position. In Chapter 2, after providing a historical survey of the evidence for imperial women in the three dynasties of this period, I look in detail at their changing roles in the various areas considered in Chapter 1. In Part Two (Praise, Criticism, and Mischance), I consider particular case studies, divided into three general themes. Chapter 3 examines the positive portrayal and reception of imperial women in literature. In Chapter 4, I consider negative portrayals, as well as the changing reception of their images in later literature. Chapter 5 examines the consequences for women when they lost imperial protection. My conclusion summarises the trends that emerge from Part One and the case studies examined in Part Two. It is neither possible, nor is it my intention, to establish a biography of such women beyond their appearances in literary narratives. This thesis seeks instead to establish a comprehensive picture of imperial women whose roles have been neglected.

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Poets such as Thomas Hardy, Augusta Webster, and Amy Levy portray prostitutes who seem guiltless about their choice of profession. Hardy's Amelia seems to symbolize the mutation of a pure country girl into a soiled disciple of evil; yet in the poem the changes in her life brought on by prostitution are evident in her drastically changed physical appearance and mannerism. Webster's Eulalie is an intelligent and well-spoken woman who undermines the stereotypical generalizations about prostitutes, relocating the source of the Great Social Evil from her profession to the institutionalized educational failure that trains women for nothing better than housekeeping. Levy's unnamed Magdalen, disease ridden and dying, may resemble a fallen woman. However, her lack of regret over the out-of-wedlock relationship with a man would make her an unrepentant prostitute in the eyes of the Victorians and she openly points to the real unmentionable of Victorian prostitution—the male client.

Extract from the Introduction: The main considerations of this thesis are: a) That current legislation and policy are tied to a conceptual model based on stereotypes of 'traditional' and 'non-traditional' Aboriginals; b) That 'non-traditional' Aboriginals, such as the people of Port Augusta, are deprived of specialised consideration in relation to land rights because of their lack of an overtly traditional life-style; c) That the scarcity of the resource of land creates an environment prone to conflict and competition; d) That Aboriginals within highly institutionalised environments, such as Port Augusta, become inextricably tied to external institutions and even have members of their own groups co-opted into the ranks of the Government; e) That this process has facilitated the penetration and direct or indirect control of land rights politics by external agents; f) That external penetration has reshaped land rights and introduced new factors, exacerbated old factions and assisted in transforming land rights into an issue of internal competition; g) That the apparently willy-nilly strategies of Aboriginals seeking land rights are a product of their efforts to exercise choice within a context of external penetration and control. / Thesis (M.A.)--Department of Geography, 1983.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Auburn University, 2007. / Abstract. Vita. Includes bibliographic references (ℓ. 341-352)