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1	Enfants des ténèbres : "Gothic wanderers, outcasts and rebels" dans la littérature, au cinéma, dans le jeu vidéo et dans le manga. / Children of darkness : "Gothic wanderers, outcasts and rebels" in literature, cinema, video game and manga. Salagean, Claudia Sandra 12 December 2016 (has links) Quel est le lien entre de jeunes et indomptables vampires de la Nouvelle-Orléans, une créature frankensteinienne avec des ciseaux à la place des mains, Alice combattant la Reine Rouge dans un Wonderland effroyable et un ange déchu nommé Cain, version japonaise ? Ténèbres, rébellion et jeunesse semblent se rejoindre dans le même filon. L'objectif de cette thèse de littérature comparée n'est pas simplement de rappeler que les manifestations de la sous-culture Goth est toujours d'actualité mais aussi démontrer le caractère trans-médiatique et transculturel de ce que nous appelons la culture des ténèbres, dans quatre médias différents. Divisé en quatre grands chapitres, ce travail analyse l'importance du premier « vampire moderne », Dracula de Bram Stoker, dans l'émergence de la figure de l'outcast vampirique dans The Vampire Lestat de Anne Rice et Lost Souls de Poppy Z Brite. Le second chapitre étudie la créature frankensteinienne dans le film de Tim Burton, Edward Scissorhands, lequel a su imposer sa propre conception tout en étant sensiblement lié à l'œuvre de Mary Shelley. Le troisième se consacre à l'analyse de la ré-imagination personnelle d'Alice in Wonderland par le concepteur American McGee dans les jeux vidéos American McGee's Alice et Alice Madness Returns. Enfin, nous proposons une étude de la série de manga Goth Cain écrit par Yuki Kaori dans un dernier chapitre. / What is the link between young wild vampires in New Orleans, a frankensteinian creature with scissors for hands, Alice fighting the Red Queen in a twisted Wonderland and a japanese version of a fallen angel named Cain ? Darkness, rebellion and youth seem to converge in the same stream. The purpose of this thesis is not only to recall that Goth subculture is still fashionable but also to discuss on the dark culture transmedia and transculturalism in four different medias. Divided in four chapters, this study analyses the importance of the first « modern » vampire, Bram Stoker's Dracula's in the coming-up of the vampire outcast in Anne Rice's Vampire Lestat and Poppy Z Brite's Lost Souls. The second chapter focuses on the creature in Tim Burton's movie Edward Scissorhands which presents an original conception while dealing with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein at the same time. The third chapter analyses American McGee's personal vision of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland in the video games American McGee's Alice and Alice Madness Returns. The last chapter explores Yuki Kaori's Cain Goth manga series. Littérature Gothique Goth Fantastique Alice Frankenstein Dracula Lestat Outcast Mangas Cinéma Jeux vidéos Post-humanité Literature Gothic Goth Fantasy Alice Frankenstein Dracula Lestat Outcast Mangas Cinema Video games Posthuman 809
2	The Decline Of Community-based Solidarity Among The Urban Poor: The Case Of Bostancik Neighbourhood In Ankara Tanis, Duygu 01 December 2009 (has links) (PDF) This thesis concentrates on the effects of poverty and socio-spatial exclusion on the local communities and the solidarity ties among the poor. The field research conducted in Bostancik Neighbourhood revolved around two basic questions / socio-spatial segregation of the poor communities from the wider society and the impact of this on the internal structure of these communities with special reference to the solidarity ties and networks. The findings of the research show that the urban poor have been excluded from the mainstream economy and such an exclusion is companied by their further exclusion from social and political processes and public spaces of the city which resulted with their confinement in such physical settings looking like ghetto. Likewise, the research findings point to the fact that in Bostancik Neighbourhood, the community relations revolving around supportive networks, so-called common norms and interests have been severely damaged by the increasing poverty and exclusion. What replaces such relations is a new life style characterised by fragmentation and atomisation of not only community but also other forms of solidarity. In turn, it is observed that there is a high level tension and hostility within the community. The overall findings show that as a result of the economic, social, political and spatial exclusion and social isolation, the communal characteristics of the neighbourhood have been largely dissolved in favour of an atomistic life style threatining the conditions of living together.
3	Sero-positive stigma and its impact in the workplace Bhattacharya, Shivaji 30 November 2003 (has links) With an estimated 500 infections everyday, the country is beset with a galloping HIV and AIDS epidemic. With these accelerating numbers, it is no longer possible to ignore people living with HIV and AIDS, as they will inevitably form a more and more significant volume of the workforce. A key aspect of this phenomenon, that needs dedicated attention, is the issue of their stigmatisation in the workplace. The intent is to present the voice of the stigmatised. The dissertation attempts to understand how a stigmatised identity affects a productive member of society. It tries to capture the perspective of sero-positive persons as productive members of society and not as `victims' or `threats'. The ultimate objective is to influence policy in the workplace in order to provide a nurturing and productive work environment. The key thought emerging from the research is: driven by the inescapable structural stigma of the workplace, the virus fundamentally influences the self-definition of the sero-positive person. / Sociology / M.A. Sero-Positive Stigma Unspoken stigma Discrimination Workplace Parastatal organisation HIV and Commitment to work HIV and feelings of being outcast HIV and Sense of self Finitude Sublimation in work PLWHA (People living with HIV and AIDS) 362.19697920968 AIDS (Disease) -- South Africa Discrimination Stigma (Social psychology) AIDS phobia Social adjustment Identity (Psychology)
4	Sero-positive stigma and its impact in the workplace Bhattacharya, Shivaji 30 November 2003 (has links) With an estimated 500 infections everyday, the country is beset with a galloping HIV and AIDS epidemic. With these accelerating numbers, it is no longer possible to ignore people living with HIV and AIDS, as they will inevitably form a more and more significant volume of the workforce. A key aspect of this phenomenon, that needs dedicated attention, is the issue of their stigmatisation in the workplace. The intent is to present the voice of the stigmatised. The dissertation attempts to understand how a stigmatised identity affects a productive member of society. It tries to capture the perspective of sero-positive persons as productive members of society and not as `victims' or `threats'. The ultimate objective is to influence policy in the workplace in order to provide a nurturing and productive work environment. The key thought emerging from the research is: driven by the inescapable structural stigma of the workplace, the virus fundamentally influences the self-definition of the sero-positive person. / Sociology / M.A. Sero-Positive Stigma Unspoken stigma Discrimination Workplace Parastatal organisation HIV and Commitment to work HIV and feelings of being outcast HIV and Sense of self Finitude Sublimation in work PLWHA (People living with HIV and AIDS) 362.19697920968 AIDS (Disease) -- South Africa Discrimination Stigma (Social psychology) AIDS phobia Social adjustment Identity (Psychology)
5	Ambition und Leibdistanz. / Sozialer Aufstieg als Indikator eines ambivalenten Zivilisierungsprozesses zwischen 1800 und 2000 / Ambition and distance from the body. / Social mobility as an indicator of an ambivalent civilising process between 1800 and 2000 Schömer, Frank 12 July 2006 (has links) No description available. 300 Sozialwissenschaften Soziologie Social Sciences soziale Mobilität soziale Ungleichheit Aufsteiger Sozialstruktur Partizipation Exklusion soziale Reproduktion Gender Habitus Leib/Körper Körpergeschichte Bildungschancen Außenseiter Randgruppe Biografie Autobiografie Unterschicht Kleinbürger Figuration Formalität Informalität Pierre Bourdieu Norbert Elias social mobility inequality social climber social stratification partcipation exclusion social reproduction gender habitus body body history educational opportunities outcast disadvantage group biography autobiography lower class petty bourgeois figuration formality informality Pierre Bourdieu Norbert Elias 71.12 Soziale Stratifikation soziale Mobilität 71.59 Kultursoziologie: Sonstiges 15.07 Kulturgeschichte 15.08 Sozialgeschichte LEM 760: Mobilität {Soziologie}

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