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11	"Solidariteten, det vackra i denna strid...". Spelet om Norbergsstrejken 1891-92 : En studie i arbetarkultur / "Solidarity, the Beauty of this Strife...". The Play about the Norberg Strike 1891-92 : A study of working-class culture Testad, Gunnel January 2012 (has links) This thesis is a monograph on The Play about the Norberg Strike 1891–92, a pioneering project and performance relating to working-class cultural expressions. The project was initiated in the summer of 1975, and the first successful performances were held in June and July 1977. The democracy of cultural life was very positively manifested in The Play and in Swedish media, it was described as the first working-class play. It served as a model for other similar productions, set in many places in Sweden. The investigation began with field studies, which facilitated the choice of a suitable theory. A starting-point was that a specific working-class culture exists, subordinated to the dominant middle class culture. Social class distinction is an underlying concept for hegemony, and also for the spanning theoretical framework used in my investigation. It comprises a public sphere theory, formulated by Oskar Negt and Alexander Kluge in their book Öffentlichkeit und Erfahrung (1972). Their concept counter-public sphere is applied to The Play. The main purpose was to describe the characteristic features of The Play, by delineating and analysing the production phase, particularly the aesthetically elaborated parts, i.e. the script production, the staging, the performance, and the reception, all consistent with the working-class culture and the local conditions in Norberg. A more subordinated purpose was to complete the common definition of the term working-class play. The Play about the Norberg Strike succeeded in putting the negative influences of the bourgeois public sphere aside, replacing it with positive categories. The work processes were of vital importance, as was the forming of new platforms and communication channels based on the local working-class experiences and lives. Consequently, The Play became a genuine expression and a solid breakthrough for working-class experiences. The Play about the Norberg Strike Swedish theatre in the 70s folk theatre history in Sweden community theatre in Sweden working-class play hegemony in culture counter-public sphere in theatre radical theatre script and performance analyses
12	Canine Hip Dysplasia: a Comprehensive Analysis Parry, Jenna Marie 12 December 2018 (has links) No description available. Veterinary Services Biology Zoology canine hip dysplasia CHD joint laxity norberg ortolani PennHIP distraction index joint pubic symphysiodesis pelvic osteotomy total hip replacement
13	Att få en plats på kartan : En etnologisk studie av skogsbranden i Västmanland 2014 / To get a place on the map : An ethnological study of the forest fire in Västmanland 2014 Litborn, Julia January 2017 (has links) The forest fire of Västmanland in 2014 had a significant cultural impact on local communities. Research is warranted to better understand the impact and process of recovery after natural disasters, as well as to discover how underlying political and cultural structures affect rescue and recovery. Thus far, any research in this area has been carried out by government-funded studies and evaluations of crisis management. This study complements that existing body of research by exploring this topic through local experiences and memories of the fire and emergency operations. The analysis builds on four theoretical perspectives: Foucault’s theory of power; phenomenology; memory theory, and theories of identity. Through these, the study examines how locals relate to the burnt landscape as well as explores how political tensions relating to Swedish countryside have gained new relevance as a result of the fire. These research results indicate that memories of the fire are characterized by chaotic rescue operations and crisis management, and that their failure generally is interpreted as a result of current political and cultural discourses defined by urban norms that for decades have disfavored infrastructure and social security in rural parts of Sweden. The research shows that favorable conditions for rural life in general are crucial for successful crisis management. From a societal perspective, the battle for resources between urban and rural areas, combined with inequality between city and countryside, is very problematic. Many crises occur in rural areas, which require security and infrastructure nationwide. The study therefore stresses the importance of active use of local knowledge in governing on local and regional as well as national levels. Diversity is not only a matter of ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation, but also includes perspectives from all generations living all over the country. forest fire Västmanland ethnology Fagersta Norberg Surahammar Sala fenomenology Foucault power memory place space landscape multilocality discourse Virsbo Surahammar rescue operations crisis management infrastructure rural urban resources diversity Skogsbranden i Västmanland Salabranden etnologi skogsbrand Virsbobranden Hälleskogsbrännan Öjesjöbrännan brand Fagersta Norberg Surahammar Sala fenomenologi Foucault makt minne place space plats rum landskap multilokalitet diskurs överlokal Virsbo Surahammar Länsstyrelsen i Västmanlands län bildspråk liknelser urban urbanitet landsbygd glesbygd lokal lokala tillhörighet kultur identitet krishantering räddningsinsats infrastruktur resurser mångfald Ethnology Etnologi

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