Background.The rapid expansion of open-source software has introduced significant security challenges, particularly concerning supply chain attacks. Software supply chain attacks, such as the NotPetya attack, have underscored the critical need for robust security measures. Managing dependencies and protecting against such attacks have become important, leading to the emergence of Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) as a crucial tool. SBOMs offer a comprehensive inventory of software components, aiding in identifying vulnerabilities and ensuring software integrity. Objectives. Investigate the information contained within SBOMs in Python and Gorepositories on GitHub. Analyze the evolution of SBOM fields over time to understand how software dependencies change. Examine the impact of the US Executive Order of May 2021 on the quality of SBOMs across software projects. Conduct dynamic vulnerability scans in repositories with SBOMs, focusing on identifying types and trends of vulnerabilities. Methods. The study employs archival research and quasi-experimentation, leveraging data from GitHub repositories. This approach facilitates a comprehensive analysis of SBOM contents, their evolution, and the impact of policy changes and security measures on software vulnerability trends. Results. The study reveals that SBOMs are becoming more complex as projects grow, with Python projects generally having more components than Go projects. Both ecosystems saw reductions in vulnerabilities in later versions. The US Executive Order of 2021 positively impacted SBOM quality, with measures like structural elements and NTIA guidelines showing significant improvements post-intervention. Integrating security scans with SBOMs helped identify a wide range of vulnerabilities. Projects varied in critical vulnerabilities, highlighting the need for tailored security strategies. CVSS scores and CWE IDs provided insights into vulnerability severity and types. Conclusions. The thesis highlights the crucial role of SBOMs in improving software security practices in open-source projects. It shows that policy interventions like the US Executive Order and security scans can significantly enhance SBOM quality, leading to better vulnerability management and detection strategies. The findings contribute to the development of robust dependency management and vulnerability detection methodologies in open-source software projects.

À l’aube du XXe siècle, en Chine, un groupe d’intellectuels et d’auteurs se retrouve à la source d’un nouveau mouvement culturel et politique. Les sinologues les appellent les « auteurs du 4-Mai ». Ils ont pour objectif de transformer la Chine, de mettre en place une forme de modernité à l’aide de la littérature. Du rejet de la tradition confucéenne jusqu’à la diffusion des idées du communisme, ils semblent être au cœur de toutes les transformations socio-politiques qu’a connues le pays. L’époque du 4-Mai est un moment charnière dans l’histoire de la Chine. Située juste après la chute du dernier empereur Qing et juste avant la victoire du Parti Communiste Chinois, c’est une époque où la société chinoise a connu une réorganisation. Les intellectuels de cette époque ne font pas exception, une nouvelle configuration se met en place. C’est à l’aide de la sociologie de Norbert Elias que je tenterai de comprendre quelle est la configuration qui permet le développement conjoint, dans une relation d’interdépendance, de la littérature et de la politique. Une nouvelle configuration qui se construit avec les intellectuels du 4-Mai, est différente de celle que formaient les mandarins confucéens de l’époque impériale. Les divers éléments qui permettent aux auteurs du 4-Mai de passer d’une configuration à l’autre (nouveaux thèmes dans la littérature, façons d’être moderne, engagement politique) sont aussi les éléments qui influencent le monde politique, démontrant l’interdépendance des deux sphères. / At the dawn of the twentieth century, in China, a group of intellectuals and writers find themselves at the beginning of a new cultural and politic movement. Sinologists call them the “May-Fourth writers”. They have for goal to transform China, implement a form of modernity in using literature. From the rejection of Confucian tradition to the promotion of the Communist ideas, they seem to be in the middle of every social and political transformation that the country has experienced. The May Fourth era is a turning point in the history of China. It begins just after the fall of the last Qing emperor and ends just before the victory of the Chinese Communist Party, it is a time where the Chinese society was reorganized. The intellectuals were no exception, a new configuration is under construction. It is with the sociology of Norbert Elias that I will try to understand which configuration allow the development of both literature and politics in an interdependent relationship. The new configuration that characterizes the May Fourth writers is different than the one that characterize the Confucian mandarins of the Imperial age. The various elements who allow the May Fourth writers to pass to a configuration to another (new themes in literature, a way to be modern, political commitment) are also the elements that influence the political world, showing the interdependence between them.

This thesis examines the treatment of Native American and Jewish American characters in four of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short stories: “Bernice Bobs Her Hair” (1920), “The Passionate Eskimo” (1935), “May Day” (1930), and “The Hotel Child” (1931). Little critical attention has been given to these stories even though they illustrate Fitzgerald’s awareness of the negative ramifications of culturally destructive views and an exploration of new culturally pluralistic ideas. In these stories, Fitzgerald undermines common ethnic stereotypes and demonstrates tension between the intolerance of the American public and the fear of immigrant influence. Fitzgerald is able to re-image the representation of members of these groups and show the evolution of his views on ethnicity and culture. In conclusion, this thesis argues that these stories reveal Fitzgerald’s interest in supporting some level of cultural pluralism and his need to tolerate, if not accept, the differences in the beliefs and cultures in America.

The present master's thesis deals with an introduction of Sophia H. Chen Zen (Chen Hengzhe), the first female professor at Beijing University, who in her life and work represents the generation of May Fourth intellectuals, who were educated in traditional scholarship, but who also recieved modern western education. Western scholarship filled these intellectuals with enthusiasm and they were eagerly introducing it into China. Chen Hengzhe grew up in a traditional scholar family, and since her childhood she longed for education. This desire was fulfilled by winning one of the first Boxer Indemnity Scholarship opened for women. She spent six years on her studies in the United States, where she met some of the leaders of the New Culture Movement (merging with the May Fourth Movement) like Hu Shi, or her future husband Ren Hongjun. Chen Hengzhe is also remembered as a writer of the first baihua-written story, in the early beginning of chinese literary movement. But the main field of Chen Hengzhe was history. Using her knowledge and teaching experience, she wrote one of the first histories of the west in China. Exactly in the analysis of her historical writing lies the center of our thesis. The biggest part concerns with Chen Hengzhe's history textbook and its historical and cultural context of early...

The diploma thesis deals with everyday life of the people at Mirovicko during years 1938 - 1945 with aim to a cover end of the Second World War. It is divided in three main parts. The beginning section describes work methodology and choice of sources. The following section covers period of the protectorate at Mirovicko. In these chapters there are described chronologically the chosen changes and new things in different spheres of the human lives that affected residents of Mirovicko in an each war years. The thesis regards the culture, political, resistance, federal and school life. The last part is dedicated to end of Second World War at Mirovicko. Also there are described all war events during the May revolutionary days in Mirovice. The end of this chapter mentions some of the war years consequences and outlines development of the situation after 13. May 1945 in Mirovice. Keywords: Mirovice- Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia- Occupation politics - Second World War- May 1945

The proposed diploma thesis "The Third Republic in Podebrady" focuses on town Podebrady during years 1945-1948. The work provides the reader with a comprehensive overview of events at the end of the WWII. It also describes the period of liberation and the arrival of Red Army and Allied troops. Furthermore, the thesis investigates various events, that took place in Podebrady in the time of so-called Third Republic. The establishment of Municipal and District National Comitte is explored as well as their activities. Besides that, the work deals with actions of the National Security Corps (SNB) and with the development in schools and in industry in Podebrady, especially with the process of nationalization in glass and spa industries.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-29T14:16:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Francilene Gomes Fernandes.pdf: 1262922 bytes, checksum: 913dcc8e53e644445e5e25fbc167ef55 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-10-21 / This work is the product of an investigation into the crimes that occurred in May 2006 in Sao Paulo. Following the values and assumptions of the Ethics Code of Social and ethical-political project of Social Work, Our research is guided by the uncompromising defense of human rights, freedom and social justice and a theoretical-critical and historical perspective. Started since graduation in Social Work (2004-2007), this research has involved the peculiarity of the author as a researcher and human rights activist, in that his brother - Paul Alexandre Gomes - was the victim of enforced disappearance during May 2006, after police approach, followed by arrest. In this dissertation, violence is treated historically as an expression of barbarism underway in the context of contemporary neoliberal capitalism, as control and domination by the state and the police in dealing with social issues and as a form of extremely serious human rights violations that took place in full observance of the rules of the democratic state of law and of Brazilian society / Esse trabalho é produto de uma investigação sobre os Crimes de Maio de 2006 ocorridos em São Paulo. Seguindo os valores e os pressupostos do Código de Ética dos Assistentes sociais e do projeto ético-político do Serviço Social, nossa pesquisa se orienta pela defesa intransigente dos direitos humanos, da liberdade e da justiça social e por uma perspectiva teórico-crítica e histórica. Iniciada desde a graduação em Serviço Social (2004-2007), essa investigação tem a peculiaridade de envolver a autora enquanto pesquisadora e militante de direitos humanos, na medida em que seu irmão - Paulo Alexandre Gomes - foi vítima de desaparecimento forçado, durante maio de 2006, após abordagem policial, seguida de detenção. Nessa dissertação, a violência é tratada historicamente, como uma expressão da barbárie em curso no contexto do capitalismo contemporâneo neoliberal, como forma de controle e de dominação por parte do Estado e da polícia no enfrentamento da questão social e como uma forma gravíssima de violação de direitos humanos, ocorrida em plena vigência do regime do Estado democrático e de direito da sociedade brasileira

In “Translating Revolution in Twentieth-Century China and France,” I examine how the two countries translated each other’s revolutions during critical moments of political and cultural crisis (the 1911 Revolution, the May Fourth Movement (1919), the Cultural Revolution (1966-76), and May 1968 in France), and subsequently (or simultaneously), how that knowledge was mobilized in practice and shaped the historical contexts in which it was produced. Drawing upon a broad range of discourses including political journals, travel narratives, films and novels in French, English and Chinese, I argue that translation served as a key site of knowledge production, shaping the formulation of various political and cultural projects from constructing a Chinese national identity to articulating women’s rights to thinking about radical emancipation in an era of decolonization. While there have been isolated studies on the influence of the French Revolution in early twentieth-century China, and the impact of the Chinese Cultural Revolution on the development of French Maoism and French theory in the sixties, there have been few studies that examine the circulation of revolutionary ideas and practices across multiple historical moments and cultural contexts. In addition, the tendency of much current scholarship to focus exclusively on the texts of prominent French or Chinese intellectuals overlooks the vital role played by translation, and by non-elite thinkers, writers, students and migrant workers in the cross-fertilization of revolutionary discourses and practices. Given that potential solutions to social and political problems associated with modernity were debated through the recurring circulation of translations (and retranslations) of ideas such as “democracy”, “natural rights,” “women’s rights,” and so on, I examine: who was translating whom, and for what purposes? What specific concepts and values are privileged, and why? Taking translation and translingual contact as my point of departure, I illuminate how French and Chinese intermediaries envisioned and attempted to create a just society under fraught historical conditions.

本論文計分六章，各章章旨及其內容如下： 　　第一章為「緒論」。內容包括：「研究動機與目的」、「研究現況檢討」、「研究方法與取材」及「研究侷限與發現」。本章旨在敘述研究背景，藉由研究現況的檢討，掌握值得開發的研究空間與契機，並進一步揭示論文研究的心得。 　　第二章為「許地山的生平與思想」。探討主題包括：「戰爭對其人格特質、生命情調的啟發」、「家庭對其人道關懷、人生哲學的造就」、「治學對其知識結構、人文素養的塑成」及「時勢對其文化態度、文化參與的影響」。本章旨在透過許地山的生平與思想的交叉論述，以影響研究的觀點，彰顯許地山人格與思想的成因，並透視其人富於時代意識的特色。 　　第三章為「許地山的文藝觀」。討論範圍涵蓋：「許地山的文藝創作論」、「許地山的文藝鑒賞論」和「文藝觀的淵源與特色」。本章旨在爬梳並歸納許地山的文藝思想，分別從創作論及鑒賞論兩部分，分述其具體內容，再綰合兩者，尋繹許地山文藝觀的淵源與特色。藉以掌握許地山創作傾向的理論根據，並作為進一步解讀許地山文本的準備。 　　第四章為「許地山作品的主題意蘊」。章分四節分別探討許地山文學作品所呈現的「生命觀照與人生態度的闡發」、「情愛觀與兩性觀的宣達」、「社會現實的揭露和批判」及「去國與懷鄉──臺灣風味的書寫」。本章旨在透析許地山文學作品的主題意蘊，再回扣到許地山的生平行誼與思想內涵，驗證許地山其文實為其人之全人格的表現。 　　第五章為「許地山文學的藝術表現」。就許地山文學的藝術表現，舉其凸顯的成就作一闡釋與驗證，內容包括：「許地山文學的寓言特質」、「許地山散文的賦體成分」、「許地山文學的抒情傾向」及「女性人物的理想性格與形象」。本章旨在全面掌握許地山文學的藝術特色與成就。從許地山文本的微視與剖析後，得其主要特色有三，亦即寓言特質、賦體成分與抒情傾向。再從許地山小說人物的考察，檢視其形象塑造的得失，透過歸納許地山人物性格與形象的特徵，逼顯許地山理想的人物性格及形象。 　　第六章為「結論：許地出文學的意義與定位」。本章旨在總結本論文的研究心得。於許地山其人其文有了全面而深入的了解後，將許地山的文學回置到我國文學發展的歷史中，考察許地山文學的意義與歷史定位，獲致許地山文學的兩項意義，即許地山乃現代散文的奠基者（寓言散文的先驅）、五四文壇的臺灣代言人。 《許地山文學之研究》 論 文 目 錄 第一章 緒論 第二章 許地山的生平與思想 第一節 戰爭對其人格特質、生命情調的啟發 第二節 家庭對其人道關懷、人生哲學的造就 第三節 治學對其知識結構、人文素養的塑成 第四節 時勢對其文化態度、文化參與的影響 結 語 第三章 許地山的文藝觀 第一節 許地山的文藝創作論 第二節 許地山的文藝鑒賞論 第三節 文藝觀的淵源與特色 結 語 第四章 許地山文學的主題意蘊 第一節 生命觀照與人生態度的闡發 第二節 情愛觀與兩性觀的宣達 第三節 社會現實的揭露和批判 第四節 去國與懷鄉──臺灣風味的書寫 結 語 第五章 許地山文學的藝術表現 第一節 許地山文學的寓言特質 第二節 許地山散文的賦體成分 第三節 許地山文學的抒情傾向 第四節 女性人物的理想性格與形象 結 語 第六章 結論：許地山文學的意義與定位 參考書目 附錄：許地山生平暨作品繫年 國立政治大學中國文學系碩士論文 指導教授：簡宗梧博士

五四時期，在改造社會背景下蓬勃開展的婦女解放運動，鼓舞了知識女性們擺脫舊社會的束縛，迎向新時代開放的潮流。然而，崛起於現代文壇的這第一代女作家，卻較少受到研究者的關注。本研究是以陳衡哲、冰心、廬隱、馮沅君、凌叔華、石評梅六位已為當時人知悉的、也較具代表性的女性小說作家們，在五四時期的小說作品為取材範圍，而論題所謂「女性小說」乃廣義的說法，是指女作家創作的一切小說，而非專指女作家之反映女性生活，或表現女性意識的小說作品。研究上是針對作家與作品，在作家研究上，除了從時代變遷、社會影響來探討五四時期女作家養成的社會背景與刺激創作的動因外，也從作家個人之家庭環境、學習經歷與人世遭遇來探索她們的人格特質與創作之間的關係。在作品研究方面，是以小說的思想內容與藝術形式為分析對象，在思想內容上是探討女性小說中所呈現的三大主題︰社會關懷、婚戀主題與人生意義的追求；在藝術形式上，首先是研究五四小說中大量出現的背離傳統情節中心而改以人物性格作中心的小說之敘事結構與觀點，再來是專節分析女作家中最具藝術技巧的凌叔華小說。