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41	”Vänstern har lanserat ett narrativ om att USA:s polis systematiskt jagar och utsätter svarta människor för ’rasism’.” : En komparativ språklig innehållsanalys av artiklar ur Svenska Dagbladet, Fria Tider och The American Spectator utifrån skildringen av Black Lives Matter. Hector, Annika January 2021 (has links) Syftet med denna uppsats är att undersöka om skildringen av Black lives matter skiljer sig mellan olika tidningar baserat på dess politiska ställningstagande. Genom en kvalitativ innehållsanalys kommer följande frågeställningar att besvaras; Hur ser språkbruket ut i några mediers rapportering om Black Lives Matter? Finns det systematiska skillnader och likheter i språkbruket för olika medier? Vilka ställningstaganden kan urskiljas i nyhetsrapporteringen? Resultatet visar att Fria tider och the American Spectators rubriker, formuleringar och innehåll visar att det präglats av tidningens politiska färg medan Svenska Dagbladet har en mer neutral rapportering. I diskussionen dras slutsatser om vilka följder observationerna i resultatet kan få i förlängningen. Slutsatserna är att majoriteten av artiklarna publicerade på Fria tider och The American Spectator visade på språklig systematik där värdeord och formuleringar användes vilket hade en påverkan över nyhetsrapporteringen då den blev mindre objektiv samt tydde på politiskt ställningstagande i många av artiklarna. I Svenska Dagbladet fanns inte samma språkliga systematik innehållande värdeord eller tendensiösa formuleringar. Språket hade en stor påverkan över helhetsintrycket av artiklarna och med tanke på att sammanhanget är nyhetsrapportering krävdes det få ord eller formuleringar för att urskilja värderingar och urskilja ställningstaganden. Black Lives Matter BLM George Floyd Svenska Dagbladet Fria tider The American Spectator Nyhetsrapportering General Language Studies and Linguistics Languages and Literature Språk och litteratur
42	”George Floyd och hans kriminella bakgrund…?” : En mixed methods-analys om hur George Floyd och ”vi och dem” representeras samt konstrueras i Twitter-kommentarer / "George Floyd och hans kriminella bakgrund…?” : A mixed methods analysis of how George Floyd and ”us and them” are represented and constructed in Twitter comments Salomonsson, Herman, Harrysson, Linnéa January 2021 (has links) This study examines the user comments left on Twitter posts surrounding the murder of George Floyd, by the two biggest evening papers in Sweden. George Floyd was killed on the 25th of May 2020 during an arrest by Minneapolis police, which sparked outrage across the globe. People took to the streets to protest against police brutality and racial injustice, but thorough discussion also took place on social media and most notably, Twitter. Former research expresses a big interest in studying the public discourse tied to these topics, as it reflects public opinion. This study uses a mixed methods analysis, which includes a quantitative content analysis and a qualitative text analysis. The material studied are comments left on Aftonbladet- and Expressen’s Twitter posts from the day George Floyd was killed until a week after the police officer who was responsible was found guilty, almost a full year later. The purpose with this study was to deduce how the comments represented George Floyd, and how “Us” and “Them” were constructed. The study also aimed to find out which deliberative or non-deliberative qualities appear in the comments, and which of them generated the most attention. This was achieved with the theoretical basis of Critical Race Theory, Deliberative Democracy and Othering.The results show that George Floyd is mainly represented as a criminal, and that the comments constructed a strict “Us” and an even stricter “The Others”. The comments contained many non-deliberative qualities, and these were the ones who gained the most traction. George Floyd Critical Race Theory Twitter-kommentarer Vi och dem Deliberativ Demokrati Media Mixed methods-analys Communication Studies Kommunikationsvetenskap Media Studies Medievetenskap
43	Initial Reaction to the Death of George Floyd: Churches in Rust Belt Cities and Surrounding Areas in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Aliberti, Darlene M. 19 August 2022 (has links) No description available. Law Religious Congregations George Floyd Black Lives Matter racism police law enforcement defunding the police police brutality black white privilege diversity ethnicity cultural representation discrimination violence protests riots
44	Autoscopy Gershberg, Alexander 07 May 2024 (has links) Autoscopy is a poetry collection that constellates together the speaker's ancestral experience of Jewish diaspora and genocide, the ongoing oppression and genocide of Palestinians, and the anti-Black racism that led to the police-murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. In all, the speaker is at once close and far from what they witness, both personally impacted and implicated by their witnessing. In documentary, translation, prayer, elegiac, confessional, and experimental modes, these poems locate the possibility and need for a reimagined mode of kinship, using diasporic and queer desire as a means of reparation. / Master of Fine Arts / Autoscopy is a poetry collection. Jewish queer diaspora kinship solidarity interracial relationships Black-Jewish relationships Palestine Israel/Palestine conflict genocide Holocaust police brutality Minneapolis George Floyd translation documentary prayer
45	Silences et dissidences dans les journaux de l'expédition Lewis et Clark / Silence and Dissidence in the Lewis & Clark Expedition Journals Atem, Florent 22 May 2015 (has links) Intitulé « Silences et dissidences dans les journaux de l’expédition Lewis et Clark », notre travail, centré sur le voyage de découverte de Meriwether Lewis et William Clark, s’appuie sur un corpus de textes récemment publiés. Revenant sur la voix officielle du discours jeffersonien incarnée par les capitaines, mandataires d’une mission à visée autant géopolitique et économique que scientifique, notre recherche proposera une relecture des écrits du « Corps de la Découverte », ainsi qu’une tentative de réhabilitation des voix annexes, celles de sergents et de soldats de la troupe, généralement considérées comme secondaires et pourtant révélatrices de points de vue parallèles, essentiels à une mise en perspective historiographique nouvelle. Ce regard neuf sur un épisode crucial de l’histoire du continent et du peuple nord-américains tentera de démontrer qu’au-delà du témoignage des chefs, seule une prise en compte d’une symphonie narrative, où se mêlent voix « officielles » mais aussi « dissidentes », autorise une restitution pertinente du tissu narratif global. Plus de deux siècles après le périple transcontinental du groupe mené par Lewis et Clark, cette étude se propose donc de mettre en relation de façon systématique l’ensemble des manuscrits de l’expédition, pour une exploitation rénovée de ces sources primaires. La présente analyse des récits des explorateurs s’inscrit dans le contexte de la politique jeffersonienne, dont il sera utile de présenter certains concepts fondamentaux afin d’apprécier au mieux, au travers du prisme des différents témoignages, le caractère exceptionnel d’une épopée profondément « américaine ». / This study, entitled “Silence and Dissidence in the Lewis & Clark Expedition Journals,” focuses on the voyage of discovery under the command of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, and draws upon a body of recently published texts. Reassessing the official voice of the Jeffersonian discourse, embodied by the captains in charge of a mission with geopolitical, economic and scientific purposes, our research aims at shedding new light on the writings of the Corps of Discovery, in an attempt to rehabilitate the somewhat neglected voices of the sergeants and soldiers of the group, often deemed secondary but actually indicative of alternate vantage points, allowing for new historiographical perspectives. This new reading of a critical episode in the history of the North American continent, as well as its people, will endeavour to show that, beyond the leaders’ reports, it is only through the symphony of intertwining “official” and “dissenting” voices that true relevance and accuracy may be achieved in the final synthetic narrative. More than two centuries after the transcontinental journey of the party led by Lewis and Clark, this study will aim at systematically interconnecting the whole set of manuscripts devoted to the narration of the voyage, for a better and renovated approach of these precious primary sources. This analysis is linked to the broader framework of the Jeffersonian policy, the main aspects of which shall first be presented, in order to fully grasp the exceptional nature of a profoundly “American” epic, through the prism of the various testimonies. Lewis Clark Expédition Corps de la Découverte Voyage Exploration Journaux Ordway Floyd Gass Whitehouse Jefferson Amérique Ouest Louisiane Wilderness Indiens Civilisation République Démocratie Empire de la liberté Idéal agrarien Expansionnisme Lewis Clark Expedition Corps of Discovery Voyage Exploration Journals Ordway Floyd Gass Whitehouse Jefferson America West Louisiana Wilderness Indians Civilization Republic Democracy Empire of Liberty Agrarian ideal Expansionism
46	Systém navigace pomocí GPS pro účely cementárenské technologie / GPS Navigation system for cement technology Mináč, Ján January 2009 (has links) This diploma work deals with proposal and implementation GPS navigation system. Work includes described basic types of cement quarry and proposal to create mathematical and software model of quarry. Then work is devoted to possibilities of basic described algorithms for searching the shortest way in graph and two algorithms are described. They are Floyd-Warshall and Dikjstra algorithms. The work describe implementation of Dijkstra algorithm to model of quarry and description of the programs Autec RouteEditor and AQL Control Library. MINÁČ, J. GPS navifgation system for cement for cement technology. Brno: Brno university of technology, Faculty of electrical engineering and communication, 2009. 90 p. Supervisor prof. Ing. František Zezulka, CSc.
47	Teorie grafů - implementace vybraných problémů / Graph theory - implementation of selected problems Stráník, František January 2009 (has links) This work is intended on identification with basic problems from the graphs theory area. There are the basic conceptions as well more complicated problems described. The one part of this work is specialized in working of individual types of graphs. It starts with single linked list through double linked list after as much as trees which represented the simplest graphs textures. The other part of this work devotes to the whole graph and describes more complicated problems and their resolution from the theory graphs area. Among these problems belongs to searching in graphs help by Depth First Search and Breadth First Search methods. Then searching the shortest way help by the specific algorithms as are: Dijkstra´s algorithm, Floyd-Warshall´s algorithm and Bellman-Ford´s algorithm. The last part is devoted to problems with searching minimal frames of graphs with usage Kruskal´s algorithm, Jarnik´s algorithm and Boruvka´s algorithm methods.
48	Translational Wit: Seventeenth-Century Literary Translations of Selections from Ovid’s Heroides Levenson, Sean I. 05 May 2012 (has links) The purpose of this thesis is to uncover the meaning of the difference between original versions and translations of two texts from Publius Ovidius Naso's Heroides, "Phyllis to Demophoon" and "Phaedra to Hippolytus." The first chapter describes John Dryden's system of translational practices and some theoretical issues surrounding literary translation and its critical interpretation. Even though translations have connections to the source text to some degree, each product of translation is a literary artifact on its own. The second chapter uses three translations of "Phyllis to Demophoon" by respectively Wye Saltonstall, Edward Pooley, and Edward Floyd as case studies demonstrating the variety of literary works that can originate from a single source text. The third chapter interprets Thomas Otway's translation of "Phaedra to Hippolytus" against Ovid's original in order to reveal the extensive presence of a certain characteristic irony in Otway's text. Otway also effectively translates Ovid's witty subtext. Thomas Otway Phyllis to Demophoon Edward Floyd Edward Pooley Phaedra to Hippolytus Wye Saltonstall translation John Dryden literary translation Ovid Publius Ovidius Naso Arts and Humanities Classics
49	Nejkratší cesty v grafu / Shortest Paths in a Graph Krauter, Michal January 2009 (has links) This thesis deals with shortest paths problem in graphs. Shortest paths problem is the basic issue of graph theory with many pracitcal applications. We can divide this problem into two following generalizations: single-source shortest path problem and all-pairs shortest paths problem. This text introduces principles and algorithms for generalizations. We describe both classical and new more efficient methods. It contains information about how some of these algorithms were implemented and offers an experimental comparison of these algorithms.
50	Taking a Knee to "Whiteness" in Teacher Education: An Abolitionist Stance Sheaffer, Anne Auburn January 2020 (has links) No description available. Education Policy Educational Sociology Ethnic Studies African American Studies Whiteness in Teacher Education Abolition Hypodescent One-drop rule Eugenics Malignant Normalcy Black Lives Matter Colin Kaepernick Decolonization Contact Zone Urban Education Urban Teacher Education Brionna Taylor George Floyd

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