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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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The secret mission of Noel Buxton to Bulgaria, September, 1914-January, 1915 /

Zienius, Charles Raymond. January 1997 (has links)
This thesis is devoted to an unsuccessful mission to Sofia undertaken in the fall of 1914 by Noel Buxton, a Liberal British M.P., who aimed to win Bulgaria over to the side of the Triple Entente. Although referred to on occasion in works having to do with the conduct of British foreign policy during the First World War, the affair has never before been described in full. Through a close examination of hitherto unexploited material from Buxton's own archive, it has been possible to reconstruct the evolution of the mission, analyze its contemporary significance, and suggest its relevance to current trends towards the moralization and democratization of diplomacy.
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Um nobre bufão no reino da grande imprensa : a construção do personagem Barão de Itararé na paródia jornalística do semanário A Manha (1926-1935)

Jacobus, Rodrigo Maciel January 2010 (has links)
A presente dissertação problematiza a construção do personagem Barão de Itararé, criado pelo jornalista Apparício Torelly (1895-1971), ou simplesmente Apporelly, em meio à paródia à grande imprensa que caracterizou o seu semanário humorístico A Manha (1926-1959). O período selecionado para proceder este estudo compreende a gênese do personagem, entre o surgimento do A Manha em maio de 1926 no Rio de Janeiro e a prisão do jornalista pela repressão do governo Getúlio Vargas em dezembro de 1935, quando encerra-se um ciclo da publicação. O Barão de Itararé popularizou-se como uma espécie de projeção de Apporelly nas páginas do periódico e, por intermédio deste personagem, o jornalista desenvolveu uma contundente sátira às elites brasileiras. O objeto de estudo aglutina estas três perspectivas, o homem, o seu jornal e o personagem que o representa, por indissociáveis que são, em torno dos quais se desenvolve a análise. Trata-se de uma pesquisa histórico-documental com caráter exploratório e descritivo, que procura situar este objeto no seu tempo e espaço, considerando-se não apenas o período do recorte proposto, mas também os antecedentes intrínsecos às relações sócio-culturais da sociedade de então. No mesmo sentido, busca-se identificar o papel da imprensa neste período, bem como o jornalismo praticado pela mesma e os traços do humor paródico intrínseco à obra de Apparício Torelly. Compreende-se, nestes aspectos, a base teórica para identificar a relação entre o objeto e a grande imprensa da época. Estes pressupostos reunidos são confrontados junto à análise do corpus, formado por 20 matérias selecionadas ao longo da trajetória do personagem no intervalo estipulado, calcando-se na teoria do personagem e na narratologia enquanto ferramental polarizador dos âmbitos teórico e metodológico propostos. A pesquisa apontou que, ao longo destes dez anos, A Manha realmente fundou-se em uma categórica paródia à grande imprensa da época, apropriando-se dos mais variados aspectos desta para conformar as bases da sua sátira. Igualmente, o personagem inserido neste âmbito é construído como uma representação dos setores sociais hegemônicos de então, cuja participação nos principais momentos históricos e aproximação com a imprensa da época, revelavam as relações de poder intrínsecas à participação destes agentes sociais nos eventos que orientavam os rumos do país. Neste sentido, este personagem inicia sua carreira como proprietário de um grande jornal, o nosso querido diretor, transformando-se no militar que comanda a Revolução de 1930, o marechal-almirante, para, então, tornar-se herói de uma batalha que não ocorreu, o Barão de Itararé, estendendo sua paródia satírica às mais diversas representações das oligarquias nacionais. A sátira do Barão, por sua vez, será ainda mais amplificada com as condecorações subseqüentes, que o elevariam a Duque, Grão-Duque e Imperador. Trata-se de um percurso linear, no qual as características progressivamente vão somando-se umas às outras, em uma construção hiperbólica do mesmo personagem. De modo complementar, inferiu-se que este personagem metaforicamente representava uma fantasia que o homem Apporelly vestia nas páginas d’A Manha, através do qual se transfigurava em uma espécie de bufão-mor da cena política brasileira. / This thesis searches the character Baron of Itararé’s construction by journalist Apparício Torelly (1895-1971), or simply Apporelly, amid the parody to the great press that characterized his humorous weekly publication A Manha (1926-1959). The period selected for this thesis to developing understand the character's genesis, among the appearance of A Manha in May of 1926 in Rio de Janeiro and the journalist's prison by Getúlio Vargas government's repression in December of 1935, when he closes up a cycle of the publication. The Baron of Itararé became popular as a type of projection of Apporelly in the pages of the newspaper and, through this character, the journalist developed a fierce satire to the Brazilian elites. The study object, then, agglutinates these three perspectives, the man, his newspaper and the character that represents him, impossible to dissociate, around which grows the analysis. It is treated of a historical-documental research with exploratory and descriptive character, which tries to place this object in its time and space, not just considering the period of the proposed cutting, but also the intrinsic antecedents to the partner-cultural relationships of the society of this epoch. In the same sense, it tries to identify the paper of the press in this period, as well as the journalism practiced and the lines of the parodic humor intrinsic to Apparício Torelly's work. It is understood, in these aspects, the theoretical base to identify the relationship between the object and the great press of the time. These gathered presuppositions are confronted to the analysis of the corpus close to, formed by 20 matters selected along the character's path in the stipulated interval, being stepped on in the character's theory and in the narratology while polarizer tools in theoretical and methodological extents proposed. The research showed that, along these ten years, A Manha was really founded in a categorical parody to the great press of the time, appropriating most varied aspects of this to conform the bases of its satire. Equally, the character inserted in this extent is built as a representation of the hegemonic social sections of this period, whose participation in the main historical moments and approach with the press of the time, revealed the intrinsic relationships of power to these social agents' participation in the events that guided the ways of the country. In this sense, this character begins his career as owner of a great newspaper, our dear director, becoming the military that commands the Revolution of 1930, the marshal-admiral, for, then, to turn hero of a battle that didn't happen, the Baron of Itararé, extending his satirical parody to the most several representations of the national oligarchies. The Baron's satire, for its time, will still be more amplified with the subsequent decorations, which would elevate him to Duke, Grain-duke and Emperor. It is a lineal course, in which the characteristics progressively are going being added each other, in a hyperbolic construction of the same character. As a complement, it was inferred that this character metaphorically represented a fantasy that the man Apporelly dressed in the pages of A Manha, through which he was transfigured in a type of biggest buffoon of the Brazilian political scene.
103

Um nobre bufão no reino da grande imprensa : a construção do personagem Barão de Itararé na paródia jornalística do semanário A Manha (1926-1935)

Jacobus, Rodrigo Maciel January 2010 (has links)
A presente dissertação problematiza a construção do personagem Barão de Itararé, criado pelo jornalista Apparício Torelly (1895-1971), ou simplesmente Apporelly, em meio à paródia à grande imprensa que caracterizou o seu semanário humorístico A Manha (1926-1959). O período selecionado para proceder este estudo compreende a gênese do personagem, entre o surgimento do A Manha em maio de 1926 no Rio de Janeiro e a prisão do jornalista pela repressão do governo Getúlio Vargas em dezembro de 1935, quando encerra-se um ciclo da publicação. O Barão de Itararé popularizou-se como uma espécie de projeção de Apporelly nas páginas do periódico e, por intermédio deste personagem, o jornalista desenvolveu uma contundente sátira às elites brasileiras. O objeto de estudo aglutina estas três perspectivas, o homem, o seu jornal e o personagem que o representa, por indissociáveis que são, em torno dos quais se desenvolve a análise. Trata-se de uma pesquisa histórico-documental com caráter exploratório e descritivo, que procura situar este objeto no seu tempo e espaço, considerando-se não apenas o período do recorte proposto, mas também os antecedentes intrínsecos às relações sócio-culturais da sociedade de então. No mesmo sentido, busca-se identificar o papel da imprensa neste período, bem como o jornalismo praticado pela mesma e os traços do humor paródico intrínseco à obra de Apparício Torelly. Compreende-se, nestes aspectos, a base teórica para identificar a relação entre o objeto e a grande imprensa da época. Estes pressupostos reunidos são confrontados junto à análise do corpus, formado por 20 matérias selecionadas ao longo da trajetória do personagem no intervalo estipulado, calcando-se na teoria do personagem e na narratologia enquanto ferramental polarizador dos âmbitos teórico e metodológico propostos. A pesquisa apontou que, ao longo destes dez anos, A Manha realmente fundou-se em uma categórica paródia à grande imprensa da época, apropriando-se dos mais variados aspectos desta para conformar as bases da sua sátira. Igualmente, o personagem inserido neste âmbito é construído como uma representação dos setores sociais hegemônicos de então, cuja participação nos principais momentos históricos e aproximação com a imprensa da época, revelavam as relações de poder intrínsecas à participação destes agentes sociais nos eventos que orientavam os rumos do país. Neste sentido, este personagem inicia sua carreira como proprietário de um grande jornal, o nosso querido diretor, transformando-se no militar que comanda a Revolução de 1930, o marechal-almirante, para, então, tornar-se herói de uma batalha que não ocorreu, o Barão de Itararé, estendendo sua paródia satírica às mais diversas representações das oligarquias nacionais. A sátira do Barão, por sua vez, será ainda mais amplificada com as condecorações subseqüentes, que o elevariam a Duque, Grão-Duque e Imperador. Trata-se de um percurso linear, no qual as características progressivamente vão somando-se umas às outras, em uma construção hiperbólica do mesmo personagem. De modo complementar, inferiu-se que este personagem metaforicamente representava uma fantasia que o homem Apporelly vestia nas páginas d’A Manha, através do qual se transfigurava em uma espécie de bufão-mor da cena política brasileira. / This thesis searches the character Baron of Itararé’s construction by journalist Apparício Torelly (1895-1971), or simply Apporelly, amid the parody to the great press that characterized his humorous weekly publication A Manha (1926-1959). The period selected for this thesis to developing understand the character's genesis, among the appearance of A Manha in May of 1926 in Rio de Janeiro and the journalist's prison by Getúlio Vargas government's repression in December of 1935, when he closes up a cycle of the publication. The Baron of Itararé became popular as a type of projection of Apporelly in the pages of the newspaper and, through this character, the journalist developed a fierce satire to the Brazilian elites. The study object, then, agglutinates these three perspectives, the man, his newspaper and the character that represents him, impossible to dissociate, around which grows the analysis. It is treated of a historical-documental research with exploratory and descriptive character, which tries to place this object in its time and space, not just considering the period of the proposed cutting, but also the intrinsic antecedents to the partner-cultural relationships of the society of this epoch. In the same sense, it tries to identify the paper of the press in this period, as well as the journalism practiced and the lines of the parodic humor intrinsic to Apparício Torelly's work. It is understood, in these aspects, the theoretical base to identify the relationship between the object and the great press of the time. These gathered presuppositions are confronted to the analysis of the corpus close to, formed by 20 matters selected along the character's path in the stipulated interval, being stepped on in the character's theory and in the narratology while polarizer tools in theoretical and methodological extents proposed. The research showed that, along these ten years, A Manha was really founded in a categorical parody to the great press of the time, appropriating most varied aspects of this to conform the bases of its satire. Equally, the character inserted in this extent is built as a representation of the hegemonic social sections of this period, whose participation in the main historical moments and approach with the press of the time, revealed the intrinsic relationships of power to these social agents' participation in the events that guided the ways of the country. In this sense, this character begins his career as owner of a great newspaper, our dear director, becoming the military that commands the Revolution of 1930, the marshal-admiral, for, then, to turn hero of a battle that didn't happen, the Baron of Itararé, extending his satirical parody to the most several representations of the national oligarchies. The Baron's satire, for its time, will still be more amplified with the subsequent decorations, which would elevate him to Duke, Grain-duke and Emperor. It is a lineal course, in which the characteristics progressively are going being added each other, in a hyperbolic construction of the same character. As a complement, it was inferred that this character metaphorically represented a fantasy that the man Apporelly dressed in the pages of A Manha, through which he was transfigured in a type of biggest buffoon of the Brazilian political scene.
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Rousseau frente ao legado de Montesquieu : imaginação historica e teorização politica / Rousseau in the Wake of Montesquieu's : historical imagination and political theorization

Moscateli, Renato 08 November 2009 (has links)
Orientador: Jose Oscar de Almeida Marques / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humansas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-14T04:20:29Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Moscateli_Renato_D.pdf: 2504525 bytes, checksum: f2f44d13ede27b3741481f2e4d45e503 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009 / Resumo: Ao se colocar Montesquieu e Rousseau lado a lado como pensadores políticos, costuma-se opô-los como se primeiro tivesse apenas estudado as leis tais como existiam para explicá-las segundo as situações reais que as geraram, e o segundo houvesse somente buscado o que as leis deveriam ser para corresponder às necessidades humanas. Assim, ter-se-ia de um lado um Montesquieu demasiadamente preocupado com a historicidade das instituições humanas para elaborar uma verdadeira teoria dos fundamentos do direito, e, de outro lado, um Rousseau avesso à história e dedicado à construção de formulações ideais acerca da política. Todavia, há boas razões para questionar essa oposição, o que pode ser feito pela aplicação de uma metodologia comparativa às reflexões de Montesquieu e de Rousseau sobre a história e a política, atentando-se para o diálogo por vezes aberto, mas freqüentemente implícito, empreendido pelo filósofo de Genebra com a corrente de pensamento político cujos problemas e proposições centrais estão configurados na obra de Montesquieu. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho é analisar a obra de Rousseau frente ao legado de Montesquieu, para substanciar a tese de que é inadequado interpretá-la nos termos restritos de uma oposição ao tipo de abordagem praticado pelo autor d'O Espírito das Leis. Trata-se, portanto, de compreender como o sistema de causalidade atribuído pelo filósofo francês à história foi incorporado de algum modo por Rousseau em suas próprias reflexões, investigando-se nelas a existência dos princípios de um modelo interpretativo e discursivo a partir do qual se deveriam constituir representações de eventos interconectados de maneira coerente. Igualmente, busca-se visualizar como a teoria das formas de governo presente na obra rousseauniana, sua concepção acerca das instituições promotoras da liberdade civil, bem como sua visão sobre as razões que levam à corrupção moral e política ao longo da história dos Estados, devem algo à leitura dos textos do barão de La Brède. O que se pretende, enfim, é mostrar que há muito mais pontos comuns entre as idéias de Montesquieu e Rousseau do que se reconhece usualmente / Abstract: When Montesquieu and Rousseau are laid side by side as political thinkers, it is usual to oppose them as if the first had just studied laws as they existed in order to explain them according to the real situations in which they were generated, and the second had only looked for what laws should be in order to fulfill human needs. One would have, therefore, on the one side, a Montesquieu too concerned with the historicity of human institutions to be able to elaborate a true theory on the foundations of political right, and, on the other, a Rousseau hostile to history and dedicated to ideal formulations about politics. There are, however, good reasons to question that opposition, which can be done by applying a comparative methodology to Montesquieu's and Rousseau's reflections on history and politics, paying attention to the sometimes open, but often implicit, dialogue undertook by the Geneva's philosopher with the current of political thought whose central problems and propositions are laid out in the work of Montesquieu. Thus, the aim of this research is to analyze Rousseau's work in the wake of Montesquieu's legacy, in order to show that it is wrong to interpret it narrowly in terms of a mere opposition to the kind of approach characteristic of the author of The Spirit of Laws. More specifically, what is sought here is to understand how the system of causality ascribed by the French philosopher to history was somehow incorporated by Rousseau into his own reflections, which are here investigated in order to show that they make use of a interpretative and discursive model that allows to build representations of interconnected events in a coherent way. Moreover, it will be shown how the theory of the forms of government presented in Rousseau's work, his conception of the institutions that promote civil freedom, as well as his understanding of the reasons that lead to moral and political corruption throughout the history of States, owe something to the reading of baron of La Brède's texts. The objective, in short, is to show that there are much more points in common between the ideas of Montesquieu and Rousseau than it is usually recognized / Doutorado / Doutor em Filosofia
105

Do teorema de Cauchy ao metodo de Cagniard

Camargo, Rubens de Figueiredo 22 February 2005 (has links)
Orientador: Edmundo Capelas de Oliveira / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Matematica, Estatistica e Computação Cientifica / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-04T02:33:55Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Camargo_RubensdeFigueiredo_M.pdf: 815551 bytes, checksum: c2c6d5deb1da34ce6eef3781c5acc1a8 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2005 / Resumo: Este trabalho versa sobre variaveis complexas, em particular sobre o teorema integral de Cauchy, suas consequencias e aplicações. Como consequencia do teorema integral de Cauchy temos o teorema dos residuos, peça chave para o desenvolvimento deste trabalho. Nas aplicações nos concentramos no estudo das transformadas integrais como metodologia na resolução de equações diferenciais parciais, em particular no calculo da inversão das transformadas de Laplace, Fourier e Hankel, bem como na justa posição das transformadas. Para inversão da justa posição das transformadas nos concentramos no metodo de Cagniard e algumas de suas variações / Abstract: This work is about complex variables, in particular about Cauchy¿s integral theorem and its consequences and applications. We have, as consequences of Cauchy¿s integral theorem, Cauchy¿s theorem and the residue theorem, a keynote to the development of this work. As for the applications, our main objective was to study the integral transforms as a method to solve partial differential equations and, specifically, the inversion of the Laplace, Fourier and Hankel transforms, in the same way, the juxtaposition of transforms. In order to invert the juxtaposition of transforms our main concern was to study Cagniard¿s method and some of its variations / Mestrado / Matematica Aplicada / Mestre em Matemática
106

The Arthurian adultery in English literature, with special emphasis on Malory, Tennyson, E.A. Robinson, and T.H. White

Cameron, John Ronald January 1960 (has links)
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the history in English literature of the relationship between King Arthur, Guinevere, and Lancelot, in order to show how various authors have enriched the legend by developing the psychological potential of the chief characters, and by projecting the standards of their respective ages into their versions of the story. Special emphasis has been placed on the work of Sir Thomas Malory, Alfred Tennyson, E.A. Robinson, and T.H. White. The Arthurian legend is particularly appropriate for such a comparative study. It has received the attention of English writers for eight centuries, and, for the past hundred years, of writers in America as well. In the fifteenth century Malory used the legend to argue for a strong monarchy, and to remind his aristocratic countrymen of the neglected ideals of chivalry; in the nineteenth century Tennyson hoped that the re-telling of the story for its elements of moral and spiritual allegory would inspire the Victorians to rise above the materialism and sensuality which to him were signs of the times; early in the twentieth century Edwin Arlington Robinson suggested a comparison between the disintegration of Camelot and the disruption of European society after World War I, and he questioned the traditionally accepted greatness of Arthur and his kingdom; in the last decade Terence Hanbury White has seen that the problem facing King Arthur also confronts the strife-torn twentieth century how can the energies of men be harnessed for constructive rather than destructive action? The adultery between Guinevere and Lancelot has been made the focal point of this study because it involves the three best-known characters of the legend, and because it has attracted the interest of writers more than has any other element of the Arthuriad, particularly in the past one hundred years. / Arts, Faculty of / English, Department of / Graduate
107

Montesquieu, Diversity, and the American Constitutional Debate

Drummond, Nicholas W. 12 1900 (has links)
It has become something of a cliché for contemporary scholars to assert that Madison turned Montesquieu on his head and thereafter give little thought to the Frenchman’s theory that republics must remain limited in territorial size. Madison did indeed present a formidable challenge to Montesquieu’s theory, but I will demonstrate in this dissertation that the authors of the Federalist Papers arrived at the extended sphere by following a theoretical pathway already cemented by the French philosopher. I will also show that Madison’s “practical sphere” ultimately concedes to Montesquieu that excessive territorial size and high levels of heterogeneity will overwhelm the citizens of a republic and enable the few to oppress the many. The importance of this dissertation is its finding that the principal mechanism devised by the Federalists for dealing with factions—the enlargement of the sphere—was crafted specifically for the purpose of moderating interests, classes, and sects within an otherwise relatively homogeneous nation. Consequently, the diverse republic that is America today may be exposed to the existential threat anticipated by Montesquieu’s theory of size—the plutocratic oppression of society by an elite class that employs the strategy of divide et impera.
108

Thought, word and deed in the mid-Tudor Commonwealth : Sir Thomas Smith and Sir William Cecil in the reign of Edward VI

Clark, Ann B. 01 January 1979 (has links)
This thesis examines the general economic and intellectual climate of the mid-Tudor Commonwealth as a background for a specific study of the financial reforms instituted by Edward VI's government while the Duke of Northumberland controlled the Privy Council. The philosophy behind these measures parallels the principles expressed in A Discourse of the Commonweal of this Realm of England, a treatise written in 1549 by Sir Thomas Smith, Secretary to King Edward. In 1551-1552 the implementation of financial reform fell to Sir William Cecil, also King's Secretary and Northumberland's key administrator on the Council. In establishing the link between Smith's ideas and Cecil's policy, this thesis draws upon letters, Council records and Smith's written works to reveal the process by which thoughts became deeds in the mid-Tudor Commonwealth.
109

The secret mission of Noel Buxton to Bulgaria, September, 1914-January, 1915 /

Zienius, Charles Raymond. January 1997 (has links)
No description available.
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Goethe, Carlyle and Bulwer-Lytton : Wilhelm Meister and its mutations

Genzel, Peter January 1976 (has links)
No description available.

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