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1	Healy's contributions to the study of the causal factors of juvenile delinquency Borodkin, Mildred Esther, 1900- January 1950 (has links) No description available. Juvenile delinquency. Healy, William, 1869-
2	The early prehistory of Healy Lake, Alaska Cook, John P. January 1969 (has links) Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1969. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references. Athapascan Indians Healy Lake (Alaska)
3	Paměť v románech Dermota Healyho / Memory in the Novels by Dermot Healy Gemrichová, Marie January 2021 (has links) English title and keywords: Memory in the Novels by Dermot Healy - Dermot Healy, Irish literature, Irish novel, memory, collective memory Despite his large and diverse body of work Irish writer Dermot Healy remains somewhat ignored by scholars. However, his formally diverse writing which spans from novels and short stories to poetry and dramatic work is without a doubt worthy of critical response. One of Healy's themes is an engagement with the formation of memory and with how an experience transforms in the mind of its 'experiencer' and changes into what from a certain perspective may be regarded as fiction. Stemming from his own life experiences the author engages a topic common to all human beings and plays with the concept of memory and its possible distortion in his autobiography The Bend For Home (1996), as well as in his plays and poems. His autobiographic work can be seen as a background for the theme; however, the present thesis will focus on Healy's novels, starting with Fighting with Shadows (1984) through A Goat's Song (1994), Sudden Times (1999) to his final novel Long Time, No See (2011). In these books and in the characters that Healy presents we are able to observe individuals with diverse personal histories who return to individual experienced events through reconstruction and in...
4	Fault Lines: Queer Skinheads and Gay Male Subjectivity in the Film Praxis of Bruce LaBruce Da Silva, Jose January 2004 (has links) Fault Lines positions a theory of gay male subjectivity as it relates to the Queer skinhead and its dissemination in gay male pornography. In narrating the transformation of the original skinhead as a subcultural youth type to its present re-signification as a fetish and sexual identity within gay male subculture, Fault Lines reveals a tripartite problem of fetishism, sadomasochism and fascism. Through an analysis of Bruce LaBruce's film Skin Gang / Skin Flick (1999) these problems are contextualised within a discourse of gay male pornography, broadening the investigation to consider how problems of masculinity, violence and race manifest within a distinctly gay male sexual imaginary. Examining the representational function of the Queer skinhead, Fault Lines seeks to speculate on how notions of a gay male subject and subjectivity can be established at the intersection of an aesthetic, political and social experience. AESTHETICIZATION APPROPRIATION EROTICISM FASCISM FETISHISM GAY HEALY LABRUCE MASCULINITY PERFORMATIVITY PHALLUS PORNOGRAPHY PSYCHOANALYSIS QUEER SADOMASOCHISM SEMIOTICS SKINHEAD SUBCULTURE SUBJECTIVITY VIOLENCE
5	The Emergence of the Double-Action Harp as the Standard Instrument: Pleyel's Chromatic Harp and Erard's Double-Action Harp Chen, Lee-Fei 22 May 2008 (has links) The primary purpose of this essay is to provide comparisons between Pleyel's chromatic harp and Erard's double-action pedal harp, in order to find the factor leading to the emergence of the double-action harp as today's standard instrument. This essay includes biographies of Gustave Lyon and Sébastien Erard, historical background, literature, criticisms, influences, performance techniques and as well as musical examples demonstrating written techniques of Pleyel's chromatic harp and Erard's double-action pedal harp. In addition, this essay also includes a list of earlier twentieth-century works for the chromatic harp. Chromatic Harp Double-Action Pedal Harp History Of Erard's Double-Action Harp Pleyel's Chromatic Harp Harpists Single-Action Harp Salvi Harp History Of Wurlitzer's Harp Lyon & Healy Harp

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