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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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Eduardo Mendoza�s Ceferino series : spanish crime fiction and the carnivalesque

Trotman, Tiffany Gagliardi, n/a January 2007 (has links)
In the wake of Francisco Franco�s long dictatorship, various new forms of literature emerged in Spain. A new period of transformation, the so-called Spanish Transition, fostered an environment of experimentation and innovation free from the restrictive barriers of Franco�s regime. The Transition proved a period of great hopes and expectations as well as disillusionment and disappointment. This time, above all, provided an opportunity to reflect critically on the history and experience of the nation in the 20th century. Eduardo Mendoza is one among a generation of writers that experienced the early years of the Transition, the subsequent emergence of the Socialist Party and the reintroduction of Spain to Europe and, indeed, the rest of the world post 1975. This noted Catalan is one of several distinguished writers working within a new genre, the Spanish novela negra, or crime novel. In particular, he has written three novels El misterio de la cripta embrujada (1979), El laberinto de las aceitunas (1982) and La aventura del tocador de senoras (2001); each featuring an unlikely detective known as Ceferino. In this thesis, I examine Eduardo Mendoza�s three crime novels as a carnivalesque discourse. The work relies on the theory outlined by Mikhail Bakhtin in two of his foundational texts, Problems of Dostoevsky�s Poetics (1929) and Rabelais� World (1940). In 1929, Bakhtin sketched out the idea of "carnivalization" as the transposition of the spirit of carnival into art. It was not until his thesis (now known as Rabelais� World) was published in 1960 however that his vision of carnival was understood and the link between the carnivalized text and popular culture emerged. This research focuses on Bakhtin�s four 'categories of carnival': free and familiar contact, eccentricity, carnivalistic mesalliances, and profanation, in order to develop a critical framework by which a text may be defined as carnivalesque. Through a comprehensive examination of what each of these categories entails, Bakhtin�s paradigm is linked to Eduardo Mendoza�s crime trilogy and these texts are consequently defined as undeniably carnivalesque. The conclusion of the thesis suggests several possibilities as to why Eduardo Mendoza, as a contemporary Spanish crime fiction writer, employs a carnivalesque discourse to depict post-Franco culture. The Transition and the decade between 1982 and 1992 are defined as periods of rupture from the official order. These years are considered an ideal environment for the unleashing of a carnivalesque ambiance in Spain that inherently effected the aesthetic production of the period, and specifically the works of Eduardo Mendoza.
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Business consulting –Compañía de Aceitunas Agroindustrial Punta del Sur implementación de canal eCommerce y sistema de costeo variable

Otoya Ruiz, Andress Ariell, Atamari Peña, Gisvel Consuelo, Rodríguez Valdez, Julio Cesar, Vega Salas, Aída del Rocío 27 November 2020 (has links)
La Compañía Agroindustrial Punta del Sur (CAIPSUR), es una empresa familiar de larga tradición olivícola en el Perú, dedicada a la industrialización y comercialización de aceitunas, a través de la marca Huerto Mejía. CAIPSUR fue fundada por la familia Guillén Velásquez, cuyas raíces se remonta a la década de los años setenta, cuando se inició con la plantación de 40 hectáreas de olivos por Carlos Guillén Carrera en los fundos denominados El Huerto de Mejía y Fundo San Antonio, en Arequipa. Actualmente tiene una planta moderna para el envasado de aceituna en el distrito de Lurín, en Lima y su gerente general es Jaime Guillén, segunda generación de la empresa familiar. A través del Business Consulting se realizó un análisis de la situación general de la empresa y se replanteó los objetivos principales, que se refieren a: (a) incremento de las ventas y (b) posicionamiento de la marca en el sector. Sin embargo, para lograr los objetivos se identificaron debilidades como: (a) no contar con un canal comercial online, (b) falta de estructura de costos y, (c) no contar con un Plan de Marketing. Durante la consultoría llegó la pandemia del COVID-19, la mayoría de las empresas tuvieron que hacerle frente y varias se reinventaron enfocándose hacia el canal online. Para lograr los objetivos se recomienda: (a) implementar un sistema de costeo variable, para ayudar a la toma de decisiones gerenciales, e (b) implementar un canal de eCommerce, como canal adicional de ventas, ampliando su cartera de clientes al consumidor final a través del Marketplace y Redes Sociales, c) Desarrollar un plan de marketing para eCommerce que ayudará a la toma de decisiones con un enfoque sistemático. De esta manera, las recomendaciones brindadas están enfocadas en buscar ser una empresa rentable con la mínima inversión, desarrollar la transformación digital, tener un propósito de compromiso y responsabilidad social basado en principios de desarrollo sostenible que los llevarán a cumplir los objetivos esperados. / Compañía Agroindustrial Punta del Sur (CAIPSUR) is a large tradition family olive company from Peru, dedicated to the olive industrialization and commercialization through Huerto Mejia brand. It was founded by Guillén Velasquez family, in the seventh decade, when Carlos Guillén Carrera planted 40 hectares of olive trees in the farms called El Huerto of Mejia and Fundo San Antonio, in Arequipa. CAIPSUR currently has a modern olive packaging factory in Lurín district of Lima´s capital and its general manager is Jaime Guillén, whose represent the second generation of the family business. Through the Business Consulting, an analysis of the general situation of the company was carried out and the main objectives were rethought, which refer to: (a) increase sales and (b) brand positioning. However, to achieve this objective, weaknesses were identified such as: (a) not having an online commercial channel, (b) lack of cost structure and (c) not having a Marketing Plan. During the consultancy, Peru and the whole world has been affected by the COVID- 19 pandemic, no company has been prepared to face it, hence, several of them are reinventing or redesigning part of their business model, focusing on the online channel. Therefore, in order to achieve its objectives, it is recommended to implement: (a) a variable costing system, for management decision-making and (b) implement an eCommerce channel, as an additional sales channel, expanding the client portfolio to the final consumer through the Marketplace and Social Networks, allowing a greater positioning in the market through Digital Marketing, (c) develop a marketing plan for eCommerce that will help decision-making with a systematic approach for the new channel sales. In this way, the recommendations provided are focused on seeking to be a profitable company with the minimum investment, develop digital transformation, have a purpose of commitment and social responsibility based on pillars of sustainable development that will lead them to meet the expected objectives.

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