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61	Jezuité a hudební kultura v Praze v letech 1556-1623 / Jesuits and musical culture in Prague 1556-1623 Kroupa, Jiří January 2019 (has links) This thesis contributes to our knowledge of the early (modern) Bohemian musical culture by tracing the musical production and activities at the Jesuit Clementinum college in Prague from its foundation in 1556 to the establishment of the autonomous Bohemian Province in 1623. This analysis draws on original Jesuit archival documents (diaria / diaries, memorial books, catalogi personarum / personnel catalogues, litterae annuae / annual letters, historiographical works of the period) and wider primary sources, which the author interprets within broader socio-cultural and historical realms. Authentic testimonies written in Latin that document musical activities in the Clementinum and the relationship of Prague Jesuits with music are included in the footnotes or in appendices. Individual chapters seek to illustrate (illustrare) and assess (recensere) the materials investigated from the following points of view: 1) institutional (Order, College, associated sodalities); 2) environmental acoustics (broader sound production within the spaces of the College and the rest of the city); 3) prosopographical (music prefects of the College and of the Marian Congregation); 4) surviving musical sources; 5) ceremonies with musical components (liturgical and paraliturgical ceremonies, graduations, congregational...
62	Perspective vol. 15 no. 1 (Feb 1981) Sweetman, Roseanne Lopers, Thompson, Henriette, Zylstra, Bernard, VanderVennen, Robert E. 28 February 1981 (has links) No description available. Humanities Institute for Christian Studies--History Chaplin, Jonathan Brian Walsh World views College students--Religious life Redeemer University College--History Socialism--Europe Institute for Christian Studies Act Higher education and state--Ontario Marshall, Paul A. Master of Philosophical Foundations
63	Perspective vol. 15 no. 1 (Feb 1981) / Perspective: Newsletter of the Association for the Advancement of Christian Scholarship Sweetman, Roseanne Lopers, Thompson, Henriette, Zylstra, Bernard, VanderVennen, Robert E. 26 March 2013 (has links) No description available. Humanities Institute for Christian Studies--History Chaplin, Jonathan Brian Walsh World views College students--Religious life Redeemer University College--History Socialism--Europe Institute for Christian Studies Act Higher education and state--Ontario Marshall, Paul A. Master of Philosophical Foundations
64	Les fêtes nouvelles. Enquête sur les idéaux de la société ouverte et leur mise en scène : Paris 1981-2014 / The new public celebrations. Inquiry into the ideals of the open society and their staging : Paris 1981-2014 Karakostaki, Charitini 24 March 2018 (has links) La présente thèse porte sur la mise en place des nouvelles manifestations festives en France, et plus particulièrement à Paris, depuis les années 80. Ces fêtes marquent un déplacement par rapport aux fêtes « traditionnelles » qui étaient en grande partie organisées autour des concepts de sacré et de nation. Nourri par une observation ethnographique de plusieurs années, ce travail met en évidence une multiplicité de facettes des fêtes nouvelles: les processus de conceptualisation et de création par les autorités publiques ; leur gestion et mise en œuvre par des managers culturels ou par des associations et des collectifs ; l’invention de nouvelles formes rituelles ou l’adaptation de plus anciennes ; les mises en scène urbaines et l’emploi des codes distinctifs ; l’appropriation de ces fêtes par la société et les différents débats qu’elles ont soulevés. Chacune des trois parties de la thèse est consacrée à une fête. Une place majeure est réservée à la Fête de la musique, la Marche des fiertés et la Nuit blanche, sans pour autant passer sous silence d’autres fêtes résolument nouvelles et d’envergure, telles que la Capitale européenne de la culture et les Allumées de Nantes, permettant de mieux saisir les mutations qui s’opèrent au niveau européen. Enfin, s’appuyant sur la thèse classique de Durkheim, ce travail propose d’envisager ces fêtes comme points d’entrée pour appréhender les idéaux de la société ouverte. L’intention affirmée des organisateurs de mettre en place une nouvelle conception du vivre ensemble et du lien social, est à bien des égards l’occasion de célébrer une société française et européenne, pacifique, réconciliée et tolérante. / The present thesis examines the installation of new festive events in France, and more particularly in Paris, since the 80s. These celebrations mark a shift in regard to "traditional" celebrations which mostly revolve around the concepts of the sacred and the nation. Nourished by an ethnographic observation of several years, this work highlights a variety of aspects: the process of their invention and their creation and by the public authorities; the supervision of the events by cultural managers or associations and collectives; the invention of new ritual forms and the adaptation of older ones; the design of the urban scenery and the use of distinctive codes; the appropriation of these events fro, the society and the various debates to which they gave rise. Each part of the thesis deals with a celebration in an independent way. The Fête de la musique, the Gay Pride and the Nuit blanche are analyzed here in priority. However, next to them parade also other events, entirely new and ambitious, such as the European Capital of Culture and the Allumées of Nantes which offer a better insight into changes that took place on a European level. Finally, based on Durkheim's classic thesis, this work proposes to consider these festive events as an entry point into a greater inquiry about the ideals of the open society. The asserted intention of the organizers to put in place a new conception of living together and the social bond is in many ways the occasion to celebrate a French and European society, that is peaceful, reconciled and tolerant. Fête de la musique Marche des fiertés Nuit Blanche Allumées Capitale européenne de la Culture Paris Nantes Europe Fêtes Célébrations Culture Management culturel Art Politiques culturelles Idéaux Libéralisme Droits Homosexualité(s) Mouvements sociaux Liberté Égalité Institutions Parti socialiste Public Sociologie Philosophie Ethnographie Sociologie politique Fête de la musique Gay Pride Nuit Blanche Allumées Cultural Capital of Europe Paris Nantes Europe Festivals Celebrations Culture Cultural management Art Cultural policies Ideals Liberalism Civil rights Homosexuality Social movements Liberty Equality Institutions Socialist party Public sphere Sociology Philosophy Ethnography Political sociology
65	Občanské elity, obecní samospráva a kultura města Telč / Civil elite, local autorities and culture of the town of Telč SOCHOROVÁ, Šárka January 2014 (has links) This dissertation is dealing with the town of Telč and its way of living in the first half of the 20th century. The research is focused on the thorough analysis of local authorities from the social and occupational point of view, territorial origin and location of residence its various fellows. The main purpose of this is to idicate the changes which coincided with the influence of nationwide political, social and economic changes. The illustration of six Telč´s families with various professions charts their share which affected the social, cultural and public life of the town. The aim is to get an integral view of this period, therefore the grammar school staff have been included, because of their participatory role in local authorities and social life as well. Municipal and school celebrations have been included to illustrate the cultural backround of provincial town in the first half of the 20th century.

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