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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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"Completely Integrated" : The Alienation and Integration of Robert Jordan in Ernest Hemingway's <em>For Whom the Bell Tolls</em>

Tallgren, Håkan January 2009 (has links)
<p> </p><p><em>For Whom the Bell Tolls</em> is Ernest Hemingway's story of the Spanish Civil War. This war has often been seen as a conflict between good and evil, and the novel is frequently viewed as a way of illustrating the brotherhood of man in its portrayal of how Robert Jordan fights as a volunteer for the republicans against the fascists. This essay shows that Jordan actually loses his faith in the war. I instead propose that his determination to perform his mission is regained through Maria, and that he integrates with her as he finishes his mission. Initially, Jordan becomes alienated because he discovers the hopelessness and immorality of the republican struggle. The fascists are really not true enemies, and the republicans seem to have become the very evil that they originally set out to destroy. His faith in his mission is regained through Maria, and the completion of his mission becomes entwined with his integration with her. It becomes clear that she, a character whose thematic importance has often been neglected, is a part of the natural world. By becoming a part of nature, Jordan can thus become an eternal part of her. As he finishes his mission, his integration with nature intensifies. As he awaits death after having finished his mission, he literally becomes a part of nature and thematically a part of Maria, and even though he will die, the lovers are united. This, I suggest, is the complete integration that Jordan experiences.</p><p> </p><p> </p>
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"Completely Integrated" : The Alienation and Integration of Robert Jordan in Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls

Tallgren, Håkan January 2009 (has links)
For Whom the Bell Tolls is Ernest Hemingway's story of the Spanish Civil War. This war has often been seen as a conflict between good and evil, and the novel is frequently viewed as a way of illustrating the brotherhood of man in its portrayal of how Robert Jordan fights as a volunteer for the republicans against the fascists. This essay shows that Jordan actually loses his faith in the war. I instead propose that his determination to perform his mission is regained through Maria, and that he integrates with her as he finishes his mission. Initially, Jordan becomes alienated because he discovers the hopelessness and immorality of the republican struggle. The fascists are really not true enemies, and the republicans seem to have become the very evil that they originally set out to destroy. His faith in his mission is regained through Maria, and the completion of his mission becomes entwined with his integration with her. It becomes clear that she, a character whose thematic importance has often been neglected, is a part of the natural world. By becoming a part of nature, Jordan can thus become an eternal part of her. As he finishes his mission, his integration with nature intensifies. As he awaits death after having finished his mission, he literally becomes a part of nature and thematically a part of Maria, and even though he will die, the lovers are united. This, I suggest, is the complete integration that Jordan experiences.
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Fantastiska inledningar : – en komparativ motivstudie av inledningar i Robert Jordans Sagan om Drakens återkomstoch Robin Hobbs Berättelsen om Fjärrskådarna

Saume, Natali January 2018 (has links)
Uppsatsens material består av Farornas väg (1992) och Tidens hjul (1993) av Robert Jordan och Mördarens lärling (1996) av Robin Hobb. Romanerna inleder fantasysviterna Sagan om Drakens återkomst respektive Berättelsen om Fjärrskådarna. Syftet med analysen är att undersöka hur författarna introducerar och framställer element som skapar en illusion av en fantastisk värld. Uppsatsen är i första hand inte didaktiskt orienterad, men bruket av fantasylitteratur i svenskämnet för gymnasieskolan diskuteras också. Metoden är en komparativ motivstudie, där Jordans och Hobbs framställningar ställs mot varandra. Teoretisk utgångspunkt är Mark J. P. Wolfs teoretisering av world-building och närmare bestämt hans utveckling av begreppet invention. Analysen visar att Jordan och Hobb tidigt introducerar och framställer element som skapar illusioner av fantasyvärldar relaterat till seriernas världsstruktur, magiska element och epitet och karaktärsnamn. Författarna introducerar även element som kan relateras till vår värld. Jordans och Hobbs framställningar sker på olika och likartade sätt. Jordan och Hobb liknar bland annat varandra i hur de använder betydelsebärande epitet respektive karaktärsnamn, men skiljer sig åt då Jordan är tydligare än Hobb i framställningen av magiska element.

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