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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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Representation of the National Trauma in Train to Busan: Based on a Semiotic Approach

Yun, Junshik shik 17 November 2020 (has links)
The object of this project is to dissect the filmic elements in Train to Busan (2016) to analyze how the film represents the Sewol Ferry incident, a national disaster occurred in South Korea, and how the audience is able to engage with the trauma. As the first zombie blockbuster created in South Korea, Train to Busan adapted the elements of the zombie genre that has been delineated repeatedly. The film inherited the traits of zombies, representation of government and media, and feature of human characters from the genre created in Hollywood. Additionally, national characteristics had been added through reflecting the Sewol Ferry incident. Based on the ideas of genre studies, not only the components that construct the zombie genre, but also how the spectators confront the trauma while viewing the movie can be examined. Cinematography, narrative, character settings resemble the tragic event, which consequently trigger the audience to engage with the national trauma. Thus, while adapting the genre constructed in the Hollywood, Train to Busan reveals how Korean adaptation of the zombie media has been made.
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A WATERSHED MOMENT? THE CHANGES IN DETERMINANTS OF NATIONAL PRIDE AFTER 9/11. EVIDENCE FROM THE GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY AND THE NATIONAL TRAGEDY STUDY

GROSCHWITZ, STEPHAN F. 09 July 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Le dramaturge dissident. Le théâtre de Louis Lemercier entre Lumières et Romantisme (suivi de l’édition critique d’Agamemnon et Pinto, ou la journée d’une conspiration) / A dissident playwright between Enlightenment and Romanticism. ‬The dramatic productions of Louis Lemercier. (followed by critical editions of Agamemnon and Pinto, ou la journée d’un conspiration) / Il drammaturgo dissidente. Il teatro di Louis Lemercier tra Illuminismo e Romanticismo (seguito dall’edizione critica di Agamemnon e Pinto, ou la journée d’une conspiration)

De Santis, Vincenzo 04 March 2013 (has links)
La production dramatique de Jean-François-Louis-Népomucène Lemercier s’inscrit justement dans ce moment de transition entre ce que l’on a appelé Néoclassicisme et le Romantisme. Né en 1771 et mort en 1840, cet homme de lettres et académicien a assisté aux bouleversements qui ont caractérisé l’histoire de France du tournant des Lumières jusqu’à la Révolution de Juillet et même après. L’étendue de sa vie et surtout de son activité de dramaturge dépassent donc amplement ce « long dix-huitième siècle » que l’histoire littéraire tend à prolonger jusqu’en 1820. Ce travail s’intéresse donc à la production d’un dramaturge qui, dans son ambigüité intrinsèque, s’avère à plusieurs égards révélatrice d’une ambigüité caractérisant de manière plus générale l’ensemble de cette période de transition. Auteur de celle que l’on retient souvent comme la dernière tragédie classique – c’est le cas de son Agamemnon de 1797 – Lemercier est également considéré, déjà à partir du dix-neuvième siècle et notamment par Schlegel, comme l’un des premiers auteurs proprement romantiques, son Pinto de 1800 étant justement une protoforme de drame romantique. Ce travail se compose de deux grandes parties, la première consistant en une étude monographique sur l’ensemble de la production dramatique de Lemercier, la deuxième en une édition critique des œuvres majeures du dramaturge, son Agamemnon, qui représente un de plus grands succès tragiques de la période directoriale dont les reprises continuent jusqu’en 1826, et Pinto, une « comédie historique » qui fut en revanche un succès de scandale lors de sa création à la Comédie-Française et qui encourût par la suite la désapprobation de cinq régimes politiques. / The dramatic productions of Jean-François-Louis Népomucène Lemercier (1771-1840) reveal a transition between Neoclassicism, Preromanticism and Romanticism. This writer and academician witnessed the political and social upheavals that characterized France from the twilight of the Enlightenment until the July Revolution and thereafter. The span of his life and works amply exceeds the "long Eighteenth Century" that literary historians have extended to 1820 (Claude Pichois). This dissertation includes two main parts: a monographic study of Lemercier’s dramatic production and a critical edition of the playwright’s major works, Agamemnon (1797), one of the most successful tragedies during the “Directoire” and to 1826; and Pinto, a “historical comedy” composed between 1798 and 1800, and which was seen as a “romantic” triumph in 1834. Lemercier has often been regarded as the author of one of the last classical tragedies (Agamemnon i.e.); nevertheless, in spite of being, at times, one of Romanticism’s fiercest detractors, he emerges in Nineteenth century criticism – and above all in Schlegel’s writings – as one of the most influential pioneers of romantic drama. The intrinsic ambiguity of Lemercier’s dramatic production reveals the uncertainties of this transitional age. This ambiguity thus demands a holistic approach: the context of Lemercier’s literary works will be analyzed from an esthetic, historical and political point of view, emphasizing their intricate relationships with literary and political authorities and censorship issues throughout the period. / La produzione drammatica di Jean-François-Louis Népomucène Lemercier si inserisce in quel momento di transizione tra Neoclassicismo, Preromanticismo e Romanticismo che caratterizza gli ultimi anni del Diciottesimo e il primo trentennio del Diciannovesimo secolo. Nato nel 1771 e morto nel 1840, questo scrittore e accademico ha assistito agli sconvolgimenti che hanno caratterizzato la storia della Francia dal tournant des Lumières fino alla Rivoluzione di Luglio e anche oltre. La sua vita e la sua attività poetica oltrepassano ampiamente il “lungo Settecento” che la storia letteraria tende ad estendere sino al 1820 già a partire dalla periodizzazione proposta da Claude Pichois. Questo lavoro si concentra sulla produzione di un autore che, nella sua intrinseca ambiguità, è sotto molti aspetti indicativa di un’indeterminatezza che caratterizza più in generale questo periodo di transizione estetico-letteraria. Spesso considerato, in primis da Madame de Stael, come l’autore dell’ultima tragedia classica - è il caso di Agamemnon del 1797 - Lemercier è stato visto, già a partire dal XIX secolo e in particolare da Schlegel, come uno dei primi autori di drammi romantici, di cui Pinto, ou la journée d’une conspiration (1800) rappresenterebbe una protoforma. Il presente lavoro, che si focalizza sul macrotesto teatrale di Lemercier senza tuttavia negligere altri aspetti della sua variegata opera, consta essenzialmente di due sezioni, una dedicata allo studio del macrotesto teatrale dell’autore, con un’attenzione particolare al contesto-storico letterario e alla ricezione; l’altra all’edizione di due opere, Agamemnon e Pinto, che rappresentano per molti aspetti due degli esempi più significativi della sua produzione drammatica. Il rapporto conflittuale di Lemercier con l’autorità politica e con la nascente “scuola” romantica saranno inoltre oggetto di questa riflessione.

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