"Little Town Blues" is a novel about a woman burdened by a childhood accident and surviver's guilt. She sneaks into a vacation house on Friday nights to read a novel. Bored with her marriage and her work as a hairdresser, her behavior becomes increasingly riskier.

Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:32:08Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2002Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T19:06:26Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 silva_hc_dr_arafcl.pdf: 2196789 bytes, checksum: 78b01fe147a4084072ba81d26a6c882b (MD5) / Estudo sobre uma biblioteca particular pertencente a várias gerações da família do Conde do Pinhal, um eminente político e empresário da segunda metade do século XIX, ligado à fundação e desenvolvimento da cidade de São Carlos, interior do Estado de São Paulo. A pesquisa tem como objetivos levantar os aspectos culturais e históricos que proporcionaram o aparecimento e a preservação da coleção; identificar as práticas de leitura da família Botelho e verificar a coincidência entre o acervo e os padrões culturais da época. A partir da fundamentação teórica da História da Leitura, a pesquisa baseia-se no levantamento, caracterização e análise dos itens que compõem a biblioteca, no que diz respeito aos seus aspectos físicos e temáticos. Entrevistas com descendentes e análise de documentos da família complementam os dados. Os resultados revelaram que o acervo da atual biblioteca foi construído em duas vertentes. Uma da época do Conde e dos seus primeiros descendentes, cujos vestígios são visíveis, mas que ao longo dos anos perderam-se em parte. A outra foi obtida através da reconstrução da biblioteca que existiu, a partir de idéias, notícias e o imaginário atual sobre o que teria sido um acervo da passagem do século XIX para o século XX. Através das temáticas abrangidas pelo acervo, verifica-se que os Botelho, seguindo a tendência elitista da época, valorizavam a cultura européia, principalmente a francesa. As temáticas ‘viagens’, ‘história’ e ‘exotismo’ em relação ao Brasil são bastante privilegiadas no acervo. A coleção evidencia ainda a mudança das preferências de leitura ao longo das gerações, como por exemplo, da predominância das ciências humanas para a inclusão de obras de ciências exatas. Há também algumas obras especiais com dedicatórias e em primeiras edições. / Studies the history of a private library owned by many generations of the family of the Count of Pinhal, an eminent politician and businessman who lived in the second half of the XIX century and who had an important role in the foundation and development of the city of S. Carlos in the countryside of S. Paulo State. The objectives include analysis of the cultural aspects which determined the beginning of the collection and its preservation; identifying the reading practices of the Botelho which may represent the readers of the rural aristocracy in the Brazilian period of the move from monarchy to republic, and verifying the congruences between the collection and the cultural patterns of that time. Founded on historical theories of reading, the research carries out a physical and thematic analysis and characterization of the items of the library. Interviews with members of the family furnished additional data. Results revealed that the collection which form the library today presents two sections based on two historical moments. One of the time in which the Count and his immediate descendents still lived, whose vestiges are visible, although part of it has been lost through the years. The other was obtained by means of the reconstruction of the first library, based on ideas, on information, and on the present beliefs about what a collection of the threshold of the twentieth century must have been like. From the analysis of the themes covered by the collection, it was verified that the Botelho, following the elitist tendencies of the time, valued the european culture, mainly the french culture. As to the themes related to Brazil, the most frequent were “traveling”, “history” and “exoticism”. The collection also reveals reading preference shifts through time, as for example, from the predominance of human sciences to hard sciences. There are also some special first edition books with notes from authors.

Die „Virtuelle Bibliothek Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann“ ist als Bücherverzeichnis mit beigefügten Weblinks zu digitalisierten historischen Druckwerken konzipiert und spiegelt die einstige, im Original verlorene Privatbibliothek des bekannten Dresdner Barockbaumeisters wieder. Die Erarbeitung erfolgte 2013/14 im Teilprojekt-Team der TU Dresden innerhalb des European Network of Baroque Cultural Heritage (ENBaCH). 2017 ist die Virtuelle Bibliothek im Rahmen des an der TU Dresden angesiedelten Fritz-Thyssen-Forschungsprojekts Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736): Die Schloss- und Zwingerplanungen für Dresden. Planen und Bauen im „modus Romanus“ hinsichtlich der transkribierten Buchtitel und der weiterführenden Verlinkungen aktualisiert worden.

The „Virtual Library Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann“ is planned as a book index with attached weblinks to digitized historical printed works and reflects the former, in original lost private library of the famous baroque architect in Dresden. The index was developed in 2013/14 by the subproject-team of the TU Dresden within the European Network of Baroque Cultural Heritage (ENBaCH). In 2017 the virtual library has been brought up-to-date with regard to the transcribed book titles and the additional weblinks within the context of the Project Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736): Die Schloss- und Zwingerplanungen für Dresden. Planen und Bauen im “modus romanus” of the TU Dresden, supported by the Fritz-Thyssen-Stiftung.

Die „Virtuelle Bibliothek Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann“ ist als Bücherverzeichnis mit beigefügten Weblinks zu digitalisierten historischen Druckwerken konzipiert und spiegelt die einstige, im Original verlorene Privatbibliothek des bekannten Dresdner Barockbaumeisters wieder. Die Erarbeitung erfolgte 2013/14 im Teilprojekt-Team der TU Dresden innerhalb des European Network of Baroque Cultural Heritage (ENBaCH). 2017 ist die Virtuelle Bibliothek im Rahmen des an der TU Dresden angesiedelten Fritz-Thyssen-Forschungsprojekts Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736): Die Schloss- und Zwingerplanungen für Dresden. Planen und Bauen im „modus Romanus“ hinsichtlich der transkribierten Buchtitel und der weiterführenden Verlinkungen aktualisiert worden.

The „Virtual Library Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann“ is planned as a book index with attached weblinks to digitized historical printed works and reflects the former, in original lost private library of the famous baroque architect in Dresden. The index was developed in 2013/14 by the subproject-team of the TU Dresden within the European Network of Baroque Cultural Heritage (ENBaCH). In 2017 the virtual library has been brought up-to-date with regard to the transcribed book titles and the additional weblinks within the context of the Project Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736): Die Schloss- und Zwingerplanungen für Dresden. Planen und Bauen im “modus romanus” of the TU Dresden, supported by the Fritz-Thyssen-Stiftung.

Bereits in jungen Jahren hatte Carl Ferdinand Becker eine Sammelleidenschaft an jeglicher Art von musikhistorischer Betrachtung. Vor allem Musikdrucke und –handschriften sowie musikhistorische Werke aus dem 15. Jahrhundert bis zu seiner Zeit gerieten in sein Blickfeld. Das zu seiner Zeit völlig vernachlässigte und unbekannte Repertoire wird heute als musikalische Universalbibliothek angesehen. Im Jahre 1865 übergab Becker seinen „Schatz“ an die Stadtbibliothek Leipzig. In den Jahren 2010-2012 wird die gesamte Sammlung nun in die internationale Quellendatenbank RISM und in den SWB eingepflegt.

Bereits in jungen Jahren hatte Carl Ferdinand Becker eine Sammelleidenschaft an jeglicher Art von musikhistorischer Betrachtung. Vor allem Musikdrucke und –handschriften sowie musikhistorische Werke aus dem 15. Jahrhundert bis zu seiner Zeit gerieten in sein Blickfeld. Das zu seiner Zeit völlig vernachlässigte und unbekannte Repertoire wird heute als musikalische Universalbibliothek angesehen. Im Jahre 1865 übergab Becker seinen „Schatz“ an die Stadtbibliothek Leipzig. In den Jahren 2010-2012 wird die gesamte Sammlung nun in die internationale Quellendatenbank RISM und in den SWB eingepflegt.