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The architectural practice of Michael and Louis Beezer, identical twin brothers, lasted from 1892 until 1932. They practiced in Altoona, Pennsylvania, from 1892 until 1899; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from 1900 until 1906; and in Seattle, Washington, from 1907 until 1932. During their practice, they produced a wide variety of designs including homes, banks, churches, rectories, schools, and hospitals. Today, seventy-two confirmed designs still exist around the country in Pennsylvania, Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, and Alaska. This creative project documents the Beezer Brothers' surviving buildings through current and historic photographs and a short amount of text with information on the history, style, and features of each building. A history of the firm, supplemented with biographical information, is also included. / Department of Architecture

The creative work, Black-Winged Angels, is a collection of nine re-written fairytales. The collection is divided into three sections: Maiden, Mother, Crone and the three stories in each section explore various aspects of these traditional periods in a woman's life. The tales are re-written, or 're-loaded', to offer alternative views of the tales of childhood, to examine other forces that may be at work inside the stories themselves, and the possible consequences of 'living' those tales differently. The exegesis examines the colonisation and reclamation of a range of fairy tales. It traces the historical shift from oral to literary fairy tale traditions, and the ensuing patriarchal rewriting of those fairytales. The exegesis then considers the writing of Angela Carter and Emma Donoghue (specifically The Bloody Chamber and Kissing the Witch, respectively), in terms of how their work in the fairytale genre has both succeeded in, and failed to, avoid a simple inversion of gender with their revisions of the colonised literary fairytales. The exegetical work has grown, in large part, out of the process of critical reflexivity to which I have subjected my creative work. I chose Angela Carter's and Emma Donoghue's works of revisionist fairytales to act as 'bookends' for my own work; Carter as a starting point for fairytale reclamation and Donoghue as a more recent incarnation of the fairytale revisionist. In reflecting on my own work, I often looked back at what these two authors had done, to guide me in the eternal writers' struggle of what to leave in, what to leave out, and where to take the tale.

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According to prior research, the influences for having a sibling with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in a family can bring implications, both positives and negatives, to fraternal relations. Reviewed studies show, among others, that siblings of individuals with ASD may have their learning process influenced by family issues such as stress, anger, over protection and lack of care but a few research has been focused on these influences. Therefore, the present research project will investigate family relations and the schooling of siblings of people with ASD from the point of view of themselves, their mothers and teachers. It is a qualitative study, conducted through a multiple case study design, which three siblings of people with ASD from a municipal school of Santa Maria RS, their parents and teachers participated. The results will show the difficulty of social interaction of the siblings with classmates and friends, as well as high expectations about their school performance and familiar interaction, assuming responsibilities in relation to the future besides of their role of brothers and sisters. Even though a positive change in school performance was noticed, a familiar isolation of social may contribute to the vulnerability of these individuals and families. / Conforme a literatura, as influências de possuir um irmão com TEA na família pode trazer implicações tanto positivas quanto negativas para as relações fraternas. Os estudos revisados apontam, entre outros, que irmãos adolescentes de pessoas com TEA podem ter o processo de escolarização influenciado por questões familiares, como estresse, raiva, superproteção e escassez de cuidados, porém poucas pesquisas têm se dedicado a esta especificidade. Portanto, A presente dissertação investigou as relações familiares e a escolarização de irmãos adolescentes de pessoas com TEA a partir do ponto de vista dos irmãos, mães e professores dos alunos com TEA. Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo, realizado através de um delineamento de estudo de casos múltiplos em que participaram três irmãos adolescentes de pessoas com TEA que frequentam a rede estadual de ensino de Santa Maria, RS, e suas mães e professores. Os resultados encontrados mostram que os irmãos apresentam dificuldades de interação social com colegas e amigos, assim como uma alta exigência para com seu desempenho escolar e familiar, assumindo responsabilidades com relação ao futuro para além do seu papel como irmão. Apesar do alto desempenho escolar constatado, o isolamento social familiar pode contribuir para a vulnerabilidade desta população.

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