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  • About
  • 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.
121

Wor(l)d Citizenship: : A Case for Cultivating Cultural Understanding through Postcolonial Literature in the EFL Classroom

Malm, Erik January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
122

Reasons for Reading: : An Analysis of the Role of Literature in the Swedish andEnglish Subject Syllabi in the 2011 Curriculum for Upper- Secondary School (Lgy11)

Ersson, Sebastian January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
123

Democracy, Culture and Language Teaching : A Study on the Promotion of Cultural Awareness and Democratic Values in the SwedishEnglish Language Classroom

Berwall, Isac January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
124

The Canon Debate and the use of Classics in the ESL Classroom : A Compilation of Opinions

Petersson, Simon January 2016 (has links)
No description available.
125

Papa Revisited : A Corpus-Stylistic Perspective on the Style and Gender Representation of Ernest Hemingway’s Fiction

Sundberg, Daniel, Nilsson, Johan January 2018 (has links)
This essay revisits some of the more well-cited works of close to a century of scholarly and biographical efforts on the author Ernest Hemingway. It aims to re-evaluate and test the general assumptions, descriptions and specifications of his textual style and depiction of women through modern corpus stylistic methods. Through parallels between contextual material and periods of publication this project will explore the degree to which the common assumptions and descriptions of Hemingway’s fiction hold true, and to which degree they can legitimately be treated as general descriptors of a literary style in development throughout a career of publication spanning a large part of the 1900’s, both in terms of generalizations and definitions of changes taking place at specific times during the author’s career. This essay will also define unresolved conflicts in the long history of Hemingway criticism and contribute towards finding an answer for the question of whether the descriptions could be considered generally correct, or defining the period of a description’s relevance in regards to the author’s published material. In the end, this essay intends to provide a further understanding of Hemingway’s style, providing basis for new and more specific academic work on his authorship in the future.
126

The Glow of a Panther : Tupac Amaru Shakur’s Poetry and the Politics of African-American Culture

Kareem, Lana January 2017 (has links)
African-American oppression has a history of violence and torment. It is a topic that is still prominent in today’s society with pop culture being one of the mediums aiding in spreading its awareness. Even though pop culture faces criticism about the portrayal of women, artists still use their platform to highlight issues that concern the African-American community. Tupac Amaru Shakur was a well-known artist that used his platform to depict African- American discrimination in society. Through his poetry he raised the issues of black oppression, white supremacy, police brutality while maintaining a stereotypical view of women. It is why this essay will use a critical race theory with a gender perspective to examine three poems by Shakur, “Liberty Needs Glasses”, “Can U See the Pride in The Panther”, and “How Can We Be Free”. The essay analyses the way these poems carry political currency in the service of African-American culture.
127

A Lacanian Psychoanalytic Feminist Interpretation of Marie in Louise Erdrich’s Love Medicine

Höglund, Sebastian January 2018 (has links)
This thesis is an analysis of Marie’s struggle for empowerment within a patriarchal system in Louise Erdrich’s Love Medicine. The main focus of this thesis is the untangling of Marie’s desire: why does she choose the path that she has taken in life and why is she seemingly unable to feel content? Marie’s life takes place within a patriarchal framework and this paper utilizes feminist theory to delineate this framework and demonstrate its oppressiveness. In order to untangle Marie’s desire, this paper also employs a Lacanian psychoanalytic perspective. The object of Marie’s desire seems to be to become empowered within patriarchal society, but she is socially castrated by its gatekeeper, Leopolda. Even though Marie attempts a different path to empowerment, she is unable to be satisfied until she confronts Leopolda once more. In typical Lacanian fashion the object of her desire keeps returning until its form becomes clear: the object of her social castration, that is, the “phallic” spoon.
128

Baudelaire och den kreolska kvinnan : en postkolonial studie av Charles Baudelaires diktning och dess samspel med det moderna

Ljung, Peter January 2017 (has links)
This essay concerns the portrayals of creole women in the poems of Charles Baudelaire and how these specific portrayals show connotations to the colonial project and the modernity in which Baudelaire himself lived and worked. By using a hermeneutic method of viewing and reading the poems and essay, written by Charles Baudelaire, through a postcolonial theoretical perspective. By doing this we wish to examine closely the portrayal of creole women in relation to postcolonial theories and its links to modernity as a sociocultural phenomenon. This essay also tries to show how these kinds of literary analyses can in fact be didactically relevant in educational work. In conclusion we can argue that Baudelaire was in fact heavily influenced by the colonial and modern projects of his time.
129

Att arbeta muntligt och språkutvecklande i svenska

Molin, Karin January 2017 (has links)
No description available.
130

”Grötigt men ganska vackert” : -En undersökning om språkkontakt och attityders roll för grannspråksförståelsen

Svensson, Sandra January 2017 (has links)
Det är allmänt känt bland svenskar att danska är ett svårförståeligt språk, de språkliga likheterna till trots. I denna studie undersöks svenska universitetsstudenters danska ordförståelse och hur medvetna attityder till danska och grad av språkkontakt påverkar ordförståelsen. Studenterna består av två grupper som har svenska som förstaspråk respektive främmande språk och båda grupper studerar svenska på universitetsnivå. Syftet med studien är att mäta om universitetsstudenters danska ordförståelse påverkas av faktorer som grad av språkkontakt men även av medvetna attityder. Detta har undersökts med hjälp av en enkät och en dansk provtext för att testa ordförståelsen. Resultatet visar att attityderna till det danska språket var mycket lika mellan studentgrupperna. Studenterna har nytta av kulturkonsumtion i sin förståelse av danska. Ordförståelsen skiljer sig åt markant mellan grupperna. Det visar att förstaspråk har stor betydelse för hur väl de förstår danska.   Nyckelord: Danska, medveten attityd, språkkontakt, grannspråksförståelse, främmande språk

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