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1	Les compromis d'arbitrage devant la Cour permanente de justice internationale Thévenaz, Henri. January 1938 (has links) Thesis (doctoral)--Université de Genève, 1938. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [103]-107) and index.
2	Les compromis d'arbitrage devant la Cour permanente de justice internationale Thévenaz, Henri. January 1938 (has links) Thesis (doctoral)--Université de Genève, 1938. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [103]-107) and index.
3	Justice League vs The Fatal Five : Protagonisten, bikaraktärerna och den terapeutiska resan avkaraktärsutveckling Edlund, Noa January 2020 (has links) Syftet med denna uppsats är att undersöka hur psykologiska verktyg kan användas föratt lättare förstå en films karaktärer för att kunna göra det enklare att bygga upp democh filmens struktur. Filmen Justice League vs the Fatal Five (2019) analyseras för attse hur protagonisten utvecklas genom och utvecklar sidokaraktärerna i birollerna, hurbiroller också förtjänar att utvecklas till en viss del och hur användbara psykologiskametoder av terapi kan vara för att göra en bra, intressant film. Uppsatsen argumenteraratt det finns en viss dramaturgisk demokrati som karaktärerna följer, att det är okej attutveckla birollerna något, även om protagonisten förstås får mest och tydligastutveckling. Uppsatsen argumenterar också att sorgens faser är en bra struktur att följaför att förenkla hur en karaktär utvecklas. DC Universe Protagonistens utveckling Trauman Vilja Justice League vs the Fatal Five. Visual Arts Bildkonst
4	Superfriends for Life: An Analysis of the Relantionship Between the DC Comics "Trinity" in the "New 52" Justice League Welty, Justin 01 January 2017 (has links) The focus of this thesis is to look at Geoff John's Justice League in the "New 52" universe. More specifically, the research concentrates on the relationship of the members of DC Comics "Trinity," Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The three heroes have a special relationship that spans over 75 years, and now, with the "New 52," there is an opportunity to examine the relationship from its beginning to its end in the modern era of comic book history. The scope of this project will span eight graphic novels and five years of storytelling. To properly evaluate the relationship of "The Trinity" this thesis will look at research on friendship, interpersonal relationships, and management styles, all through the lens of a thorough character study on each hero. In the end, "The Trinity" will grow from uneasy allies to friends to family. They will solidify their relationship through fighting for their lives, making mistakes together, and ultimately saying goodbye to each other. This thesis will find their relationship is unique amongst comic book characters and should be considered the archetype for all the superhero teams that would come after their creation. Moving forward, to build upon this research one should take the analysis approach followed in this thesis and apply it to either the "Rebirth" version of the Justice League or the 2017 Justice League film which also will feature a version of "The Trinity" wonder woman superman batman justice league of america superheroes comic book history criticism English Language and Literature
5	THE MODELS OF EMPOWERED FEMININITY WE OFFER YOUNG BOYS: AMERICAN ANIMATED ACTION TEAMS AND THE TOKEN FEMALE Diebler, Matthew David 28 March 2007 (has links) No description available. Super Friends He-Man ThunderCats G.I. Joe X-Men Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego Gargoyles Justice League Teen Titans gender studies feminism token female animated heroines
6	Managing Racist Pasts: the Black Justice League’s Demand for Inclusion and Its Challenge to the Promise of Diversity at Princeton University Joshi, Tomoyo 09 June 2016 (has links) No description available. Ethnic Studies American Studies Gender Studies Minority and Ethnic Groups diversity Princeton University racism student activism racial difference feminist methodology Black Justice League inclusion ethnic studies BJL
7	"Infinite Earths": Crossmedia Adaptation and the Development of Continuity in the DC Animated Universe Nader, Alexander C. 25 February 2015 (has links) No description available. American Literature American Studies Comparative Literature Fine Arts Literature Mass Media Modern History Modern Literature Multimedia Communications comics comic books DC batman superman justice league intertextuality adaptation adaptation studies paratext intertext DC Animated Universe DCAU arkham cross-media shared universe comics studies marvel cinematic universe harley quin

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