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1	Monologue, soliloquy, and aside in the pre-Restoration drama Joseph, Bertram Leon January 1946 (has links) No description available.
2	Die Arie des Hippolytus Kommentar zur Eingangsmonodie in der Phaedra des Seneca / Stähli-Peter, Monika Maria, January 1974 (has links) Thesis--Zürich. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (p. 9-15).
3	Die Arie des Hippolytus Kommentar zur Eingangsmonodie in der Phaedra des Seneca / Stähli-Peter, Monika Maria, January 1974 (has links) Thesis--Zürich. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (p. 9-15).
4	Semiotics as a medium to convey the philosophy and psychology of evil in the Xitsonga translation of Macbeth Ndove, Mkhancane Daniel 06 1900 (has links) This thesis publicly displays the veracity of witchcraft and superstitious fables, which, many people believe to be irrational in nature. In this analysis, semiotics has been paraded in various versions from chapter to chapter-in order to illustrate the miscellaneous interpretations. The backbone of the investigation focuses on the philosophy and psychology of evil, a theoretical belief that is laid down by practical paradigms at the edge of each chapter. The point of departure of this investigation emanates from the Shakespearean literary work, Macbeth, which is popularly known for its inclusion of the witches in its illustration of the Scottish kingship. Therefore this thesis has adopted the practices of the witches and from there came out with what is commonly practiced by the Vatsonga people. Scotland, England, Germany and France of the 15th and 16th centuries were the countries best known as the most uncouthed centres for witchcraft and superstitions. Therefore leading stories from these European countries have made this project feasible. The study has leaked many of the unfounded stories about witchcraft and superstitions that were thought of as extraordinarily great but made real in this work. It has gone as far as windswept the kingship rites, coronation, the powers of the divine bones upon the anointed king, ritual ceremonies, causes of prosperity and failure, tales about stars, ghosts, reptiles, zombies and those hideous deeds that are not socially acceptable such as digging up of children's graves, convulsions, calling for rain, punishment meted out for a witch, prevention of adultery, changing oneself to a crocodile, rat, snake and many more stories. / African Languages / D. Litt. et Phil. (African Languages) Semiotics Philosophy Psychology Evil Kingship Coronation Throne Heirship Symbol Icon Convention Zodiac Motivation Expressive Conative Poetic Phatic Qualisign Sinsigns Soliloquy Analogue Context Message Emotive Cognitive 896.397822 Philosophy in literature Psychology in literature Semiotics and literature Translation as literary form Shakespeare, William, 1516-1616. Macbeth Good and evil
5	Semiotics as a medium to convey the philosophy and psychology of evil in the Xitsonga translation of Macbeth Ndove, Mkhancane Daniel 06 1900 (has links) This thesis publicly displays the veracity of witchcraft and superstitious fables, which, many people believe to be irrational in nature. In this analysis, semiotics has been paraded in various versions from chapter to chapter-in order to illustrate the miscellaneous interpretations. The backbone of the investigation focuses on the philosophy and psychology of evil, a theoretical belief that is laid down by practical paradigms at the edge of each chapter. The point of departure of this investigation emanates from the Shakespearean literary work, Macbeth, which is popularly known for its inclusion of the witches in its illustration of the Scottish kingship. Therefore this thesis has adopted the practices of the witches and from there came out with what is commonly practiced by the Vatsonga people. Scotland, England, Germany and France of the 15th and 16th centuries were the countries best known as the most uncouthed centres for witchcraft and superstitions. Therefore leading stories from these European countries have made this project feasible. The study has leaked many of the unfounded stories about witchcraft and superstitions that were thought of as extraordinarily great but made real in this work. It has gone as far as windswept the kingship rites, coronation, the powers of the divine bones upon the anointed king, ritual ceremonies, causes of prosperity and failure, tales about stars, ghosts, reptiles, zombies and those hideous deeds that are not socially acceptable such as digging up of children's graves, convulsions, calling for rain, punishment meted out for a witch, prevention of adultery, changing oneself to a crocodile, rat, snake and many more stories. / African Languages / D. Litt. et Phil. (African Languages) Semiotics Philosophy Psychology Evil Kingship Coronation Throne Heirship Symbol Icon Convention Zodiac Motivation Expressive Conative Poetic Phatic Qualisign Sinsigns Soliloquy Analogue Context Message Emotive Cognitive 896.397822 Philosophy in literature Psychology in literature Semiotics and literature Translation as literary form Shakespeare, William, 1516-1616. Macbeth Good and evil
6	Guidelines for the utilisation of Mmaskitlane in play therapy by educational psychologists Modikwe, Rebecca Salang 02 1900 (has links) This study is an investigation into the effective utilisation of Mmaskitlane, a psychotherapeutic African indigenous narrative play technique. The investigation was carried out with six primary school learners in the Tshwane North District of Education in Gauteng Province. The learners were referred for emotional problems and the play was used to enhance emotional healing. The technique was used in both its forms, namely, one which involves learners hitting one stone with another as they narrate their stories, and the other where learners draw symbols representing the characters in their stories. In order to render culturally appropriate services, therapy was carried out in the clients’ mother tongue which was mainly seTswana. The investigation adopted a constructivist interpretivist paradigm, involving the use of a qualitative research design that made use of multiple case studies. Because the research question explored a relatively new research area and there was the possibility of new literature coming up during the process of the study, case studies allowed for a certain flexibility. Qualitative analysis showed how Mmaskitlane helped participants to express global children’s beliefs, such as blaming themselves for dysfunctions occurring in their families and feeling guilty as a result. Through thematic analysis the clients were able to process and express their negative emotions and as a result catharsis was enhanced. The main focus of the study was on how Mmaskitlane could be best utilised in play therapy to achieve the above-mentioned effects. Ultimately, the findings were twofold, namely, that therapists could either be actively involved as participant players of the game during therapy, or secondly, that those who would rather not play along with the clients could be actively involved as participant observers, engaging only in the question and answer stage of the game. This investigation enabled me to effectively document guidelines for ways in which therapists can use Mmaskitlane effectively in play therapy. / Psychology of Education / D. Ed. (Psychology of Education) Mmaskitlane Play therapy Emotional problems/challenges Soliloquy Effective utilisation Catharsis Psycho-educational African Renaissance Educational psychologist Narration 372.14609682275 Ethnoscience -- Africa

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