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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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A via excêntrica: Hölderlin e o projeto de uma nova estética / The eccentric path: Hölderlin and the project for a new aeshtetics

Vaccari, Ulisses Razzante 30 March 2012 (has links)
A presente tese procura expor as linhas gerais do projeto estético de Hölderlin, tal como ele procurou realizá-lo entre 1793 e 1797. Anunciado em diversas cartas como uma tentativa de encontrar o princípio esclarecedor das oposições do espírito, tais como natureza e liberdade, sujeito e objeto, eu e não-eu, esse projeto estético toma por base a relação entre filosofia e poesia tal como a estabeleceu Kant na Crítica da Faculdade de Julgar, em especial na seção em que trata das ideias estéticas, da imaginação produtiva e do gênio, bem como aquela estabelecedia por Schiller em Sobre graça e dignidade, na medida em que este último procura fundar uma estética objetiva a partir dos esforços iniciados por Kant nesse mesmo sentido. Mas é principalmente ao entrar em contato com a filosofia da Doutrina-da-ciência, de Fichte, que Hölderlin vislumbra todo o potencial dessa relação entre filosofia e poesia. Em sua obra, afinal, Fichte atribui à imaginação criadora um papel ainda mais importante do que Kant, na medida em que, para aquele, a imaginação constitui a origem das separações encontradas no eu. O fato, porém, de que Hölderlin não realiza sua anunciada estética na forma teórica não impede de vê-la executada poeticamente em seu romance de formação Hipérion ou o eremita na Grécia. Assim como o filósofo da Doutrina-da-ciência reduz as oposições encontradas no eu à imaginação por meio do método da determinação recíproca, também Hipérion, na medida em que realiza a passagem da natureza para o âmbito da liberdade e da poesia, é capaz de unificar as oposições próprias da via excêntrica. / This thesis is intended to render an outline of the aesthetic project Hölderlin sought to carry out between 1793 and 1797. His aesthetic project, which in a number of letters he addressed as an attempt to find the principle enlightening such oppositions of spirit as nature and freedom, subject and object, self and not-self, is based upon the philosophy-poetry relationship as established by Kant in the Kritik der Urteilskraft, especially in the section dealing with aesthetic ideas, productive imagination, and genius, as well as the one Schiller establishes in Über Anmut und Würde to the extent he succeeds in founding an objective Aesthetics upon Kant\'s efforts to this effect. However, it was not before he got in touch with Fichte´s Wissenschaftslehre philosophy that Hölderlin realizes the entire potential of this philosophy-poetry relationship. After all, throughout his work Fichte assigns creative imagination a more important role than Kant does, as imagination, for the former, is the origin of the separations residing in the self. Hölderlin\'s failure to perform his announced Aesthetics in the form of theory, however, did not prevent him from accomplishing it poetically in his novel Hyperion or the Hermit in Greece. Just as the philosopher of the Wissenschaftslehre reduces unto imagination the oppositions in the self using the reciprocal determination method, Hyperion is also capable of unifying the oppositions pertaining to the eccentric path as it leads from nature into the realm of freedom and poetry.
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A via excêntrica: Hölderlin e o projeto de uma nova estética / The eccentric path: Hölderlin and the project for a new aeshtetics

Ulisses Razzante Vaccari 30 March 2012 (has links)
A presente tese procura expor as linhas gerais do projeto estético de Hölderlin, tal como ele procurou realizá-lo entre 1793 e 1797. Anunciado em diversas cartas como uma tentativa de encontrar o princípio esclarecedor das oposições do espírito, tais como natureza e liberdade, sujeito e objeto, eu e não-eu, esse projeto estético toma por base a relação entre filosofia e poesia tal como a estabeleceu Kant na Crítica da Faculdade de Julgar, em especial na seção em que trata das ideias estéticas, da imaginação produtiva e do gênio, bem como aquela estabelecedia por Schiller em Sobre graça e dignidade, na medida em que este último procura fundar uma estética objetiva a partir dos esforços iniciados por Kant nesse mesmo sentido. Mas é principalmente ao entrar em contato com a filosofia da Doutrina-da-ciência, de Fichte, que Hölderlin vislumbra todo o potencial dessa relação entre filosofia e poesia. Em sua obra, afinal, Fichte atribui à imaginação criadora um papel ainda mais importante do que Kant, na medida em que, para aquele, a imaginação constitui a origem das separações encontradas no eu. O fato, porém, de que Hölderlin não realiza sua anunciada estética na forma teórica não impede de vê-la executada poeticamente em seu romance de formação Hipérion ou o eremita na Grécia. Assim como o filósofo da Doutrina-da-ciência reduz as oposições encontradas no eu à imaginação por meio do método da determinação recíproca, também Hipérion, na medida em que realiza a passagem da natureza para o âmbito da liberdade e da poesia, é capaz de unificar as oposições próprias da via excêntrica. / This thesis is intended to render an outline of the aesthetic project Hölderlin sought to carry out between 1793 and 1797. His aesthetic project, which in a number of letters he addressed as an attempt to find the principle enlightening such oppositions of spirit as nature and freedom, subject and object, self and not-self, is based upon the philosophy-poetry relationship as established by Kant in the Kritik der Urteilskraft, especially in the section dealing with aesthetic ideas, productive imagination, and genius, as well as the one Schiller establishes in Über Anmut und Würde to the extent he succeeds in founding an objective Aesthetics upon Kant\'s efforts to this effect. However, it was not before he got in touch with Fichte´s Wissenschaftslehre philosophy that Hölderlin realizes the entire potential of this philosophy-poetry relationship. After all, throughout his work Fichte assigns creative imagination a more important role than Kant does, as imagination, for the former, is the origin of the separations residing in the self. Hölderlin\'s failure to perform his announced Aesthetics in the form of theory, however, did not prevent him from accomplishing it poetically in his novel Hyperion or the Hermit in Greece. Just as the philosopher of the Wissenschaftslehre reduces unto imagination the oppositions in the self using the reciprocal determination method, Hyperion is also capable of unifying the oppositions pertaining to the eccentric path as it leads from nature into the realm of freedom and poetry.
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Motivational factors influencing women’s decisions to pursue upper-level administrative positions in higher education

Cox, Kelline Sue January 1900 (has links)
Doctor of Education / Department of Educational Leadership / Trudy A. Salsberry / Much of the research on women advancing in higher education has been focused on the external barriers and how to break down the barriers. Initiatives and programs have been implemented, but the number of women in upper-level administrative positions in higher education, although increasing, is not increasing in proportion to women's overall numbers in education and the work force. The structure and processes at work in a particular situation can change more readily than changing people's behaviors directly. With this in mind, the purpose of this study was to take a positive approach by looking to women who have reached the upper-level administrative arena and investigate what influential factors were responsible for motivating them to this achievement. This qualitative multi-case study used the elements of Bandura's Model of Reciprocal Determination, specifically self-efficacy, personal behavior, and environmental factors to determine the factors motivating women to upper-level administrative positions. Eighteen women who have reached the upper-level administrative positions (e.g., provost, vice-president or vice-provost) at land-grant universities were interviewed. The themes of this study suggest that support groups and individual mentors were important motivating factors because these groups and individuals encouraged, coached, and supported women administrators on their decisions to enter higher education and then as they pursued upper-level administrative positions. In addition, women felt successful when they were able to be the nurturers, assisting and influencing others to succeed. Also, the women administrators recognized the need for knowledge, skills, and experience to assist in their career advancement. Furthermore, they emphasized developing and evaluating personal values, and ensured their personal values fit with institutional values. At the same time, women administrators stressed the value of time and the choices they made to balance time between work and family and between work and personal time. Recommendations to implement initiatives to promote and support the motivational factors identified in this study are discussed.

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