Thesis (M.M.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison. / Typescript. Digitized and made available by the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections Center as part of Minds@UW. Description based on print version record. WU Includes bibliographical references (leaves 142-144).

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Texte remanié de: Diss.--Fakultät für Geschichtswissenschaft--Bochum--Ruhr-Universität, 2000. / Bibliogr. p. 188-209. Notes bibliogr.

This dissertation explores the question of identity in times of violence. In this regard attention is drawn to the significance of the motto and to various inter-texts. The connection between the Afrikaans language, the country of South Africa and the identity of the Afrikaner is scrutinised, but more especially language as a means of communication and tool for the protagonist, who is a poet. His lifestyle, personal safety and place of work are under threat while the rural areas are becoming inaccessible, the city inhospitable and military violence prevails. The question he asks himself, “what is left?”, is used as the premise for an enquiry into identity from a post-colonial and sociological angle. It appears eventually that his search for identity is a highly personal one and Jung’s concept of individuation and the reconciliation of the conscious ego with the unconscious is pursued as the only option and refuge for the protagonist. It is not advocated that Afrikaners turn their back on reality by means of inner or actual emigration, but the implicit recommendation is an enrichment of life with full cognizance of current conditions. / Prof. W. Botha Prof W. Burger

Diss.--Fach Geschichte--Universität Leipzig, 1996. / Bibliogr. p. [387]-409. Index.

This diploma thesis deals with questions, to what degree Englis' theories influenced Czechoslovak economic policy. Describes his disputations with others notable economists. Moreover, it investigates influence of his decisions on Czechoslovak economy.

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Thesis--Copenhagen. / Summary in English. Bibliography: p. [506]-522.

Texte remanié de: Diss.--Fakultät für Geschichtswissenschaft--Bochum--Universität, 1991.

Natálija Moutvicová Humour in Karel Poláček's Proses This work presents the works of one of the most popular czech writer and journalist Karel Poláček in the backround of his tragic life. The author's works devide to journalistic works, literary works and works for film and theater. This work contents analysis of humour as a specific kind of comics in Karel Poláček's writings. The term "humour" is defined by the theory of Henri Bergson,Vladimír Borecký and others. Particularly detailed is engaged in his short stories and supreme humorous novels. This work compares two author's creative periods and studies the development of his humour. It focuses to themes, motives, typical characters and the distinctive style artistic practices of author. Poláček's humour is directed against cliché and phrases. This work tries to compare the Poláček's humour with humour in the works of other czech authors from twentieth century.