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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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Francis Thompsons dichterische entwicklung ein biographisch-psychologischer versuch ...

Martz, Alfons, January 1900 (has links)
Inaug.-diss.--Münster in Westfalen. / Lebenslauf. At head of title: Anglistik. "Bibliographie": p. [v]-vii.
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Francis Thompson Versuch einer literarischen und metrischen würdigung seiner poetischen werke.

Beacock, George Ashton, January 1912 (has links)
Inaug.-diss.--Marburg. / Lebenslauf. "Literaturverzeichnis": p. [vii]-xiii.
3

Mentoring Canadian theatre Paul Thompson's influence on the state of Canadian theatre through his work in collective creation during the 1970s and early 1980s /

Farrell, Ryan, January 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 2000. / Includes bibliographical references.
4

Space, Identity, and Difference in 4 Plays by Judith Thompson

Gagnon, Jeffrey 11 1900 (has links)
In this dissertation, I read Judith Thompsons The Crackwalker, I am Yours, Habitat, and Lion in the Streets with an eye towards how Thompson produces socially contingent spaces as sites of marginalized identity. My focus is on Thompsons work as a playwright rather than on the texts in performance. My interest is in the ways Thompson mediates a characterization of class-based marginality through the experience of space as a social product. In interrogating Thompsons use of space, I refer to the theories of philosopher Henri Lefebvre, specifically to the notion of space as a social product and his conception of the double illusion.
5

Space, Identity, and Difference in 4 Plays by Judith Thompson

Gagnon, Jeffrey Unknown Date
No description available.
6

An investigation of the musical devices used by Randall Thompson to compose works on the text of Robert Frost /

Maxwell, Jerome Chester. January 1966 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--Ohio State University, 1966. / "Frostiana; seven country songs for men's, women's and mixed voices with piano accompaniment. Words by Robert Frost; music by Randall Thompson" (7 pts.) inserted at end. Includes bibliographical references (leaf 68). Available online via OhioLINK's ETD Center
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Hunter S. Thompson's bid for sheriff of Pitkin County, Colorado : the rhetorical anatomy of an unconventional campaign /

Bruce, Eric. January 1994 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.A.)--Eastern Illinois University, 1994. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 74-76).
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Francis Thompson as a Myth-Maker

Carter, George F. 05 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this paper is to establish that Francis Thompson, the English poet who lived from 1859 until 1907, is a myth-maker. In doing this, it will be necessary to define the term "myth-maker." The theme will then be developed by considering it in relation to the following topics: a brief resume of the events of his life having a direct bearing upon his mythic system, difficulties the student of his work must face, proof that he is a myth-maker of noteworthy significance, a consideration of the nature of his myth, a discussion of his most notable mythic values, and a special look at his mythic development of "The Hound of Heaven."
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O (re)fazer-se da historiografia: a obra de E. P. Thompson na produção discente do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da Unicamp (1982-2002) / The (re)making of historiography: E. P. Thompson\'s work in student productions of the Postgraduate Programme in History of the University of Campinas (1982-2002)

Macedo, Francisco Barbosa de 02 August 2017 (has links)
Esta tese investiga a recepção, entre 1982 e 2002, da obra de Edward Palmer Thompson (1924-1993) na produção discente do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da Unicamp (PPGHU), instituição que se destacou, no período, pela elevada frequência, em teses e dissertações, de referências a textos thompsonianos e pelo envolvimento de discentes/docentes na produção de edições brasileiras de escritos do historiador inglês. Apontada, desde os anos 1980, como uma das principais influências na historiografia brasileira, a obra de E. P. Thompson tem recebido, mais recentemente, estudos sistemáticos sobre sua recepção no Brasil. Nesta pesquisa, apoiando-nos em considerações teórico-metodológicas de, especialmente, Roger Chartier (leitura e apropriação) e de Michel de Certeau (operação historiográfica) e em variada documentação (dissertações e teses, entrevistas, artigos e resenhas, balanços bibliográficos e documentos institucionais diversos do PPGHU), exploramos relações do mencionado processo de recepção com as transformações pelas quais passavam as instituições universitárias de produção historiográfica nacionais (salientando aspectos específicos da dinâmica institucional do PPGHU) e com as conjunturas sócio-político-culturais brasileiras do período (enfatizando seus impactos sobre importantes concepções vigentes entre os historiadores). Investigamos, também, a circulação, no Brasil, das edições (nacionais e estrangeiras) de obras de E. P. Thompson, destacando as variadas formas de participação, em publicações brasileiras de textos do historiador inglês, de docentes e de discentes do PPGHU e, finalmente, analisamos as opções de leitura da obra thompsoniana que os últimos realizaram, as apropriações que empreenderam e os resultados destas nos trabalhos que produziram, sempre considerando como estes dialogaram com debates historiográficos e referências teórico-metodológicas que então hegemonizavam a produção dos (sub)campos disciplinares em que se inseriam. Em nossa pesquisa, fica evidente o caráter criativo/produtor do processo de apropriação empreendido pelo historiadores nacionais aqui enfocados, os quais se mostraram capazes de levar conceitos e noções de E. P. Thompson a terrenos e limites que, dificilmente, ele poderia imaginar. / This thesis investigates the reception, between 1982 and 2002, of the works of Edward Palmer Thompson (1924-1993) in student productions of the Postgraduate Programme in History of the University of Campinas, also known as Unicamp, (PPGHU). The institution stood out during this period for the significant number of references to Thompsonian texts, both in theses and dissertations, and the involvement of students and academics in the production of Brazilian editions of the writings of the English historian. Since the 1980s, E.P. Thompsons work has been indicated as one of the main influences on Brazilian historiography, being the object of recent systematic studies on its reception in the country. Based on theoretical and methodological considerations, especially from Roger Chartier (reading and appropriation) and Michel de Certeau (historiographical operation), and varied documentation (dissertations and theses, interviews, articles and reviews, bibliographic assessments and diverse institutional documents from PPGHU), we explore the relationship between the reception process previously mentioned and the changes experienced by university institutions of national historiographic production (accentuating specific aspects of PPGHU institutional dynamics), while additionally considering the social, political and cultural conjuncture of Brazil in the period (emphasising its impact on important current concepts among historians). We also investigate the circulation of national and foreign editions of E. P. Thompsons works, underlining the different forms of participation, in Brazilian editions, of both academics and students from PPGHU. Finally, we analyse the reading options of the Thompsonian work chosen by the latter, their appropriation, and the results in the work produced, taking into account how students developed a dialogue with historiographic debates and theoretical-methodological references that dominated the disciplinary (sub)fields to which they belonged. It is evident from our research that there are both creative and productive characteristics in the process of appropriation performed by the national historians here analysed, who were capable of bringing E.P. Thompsons concepts to territories he could hardly have imagined.
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O (re)fazer-se da historiografia: a obra de E. P. Thompson na produção discente do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da Unicamp (1982-2002) / The (re)making of historiography: E. P. Thompson\'s work in student productions of the Postgraduate Programme in History of the University of Campinas (1982-2002)

Francisco Barbosa de Macedo 02 August 2017 (has links)
Esta tese investiga a recepção, entre 1982 e 2002, da obra de Edward Palmer Thompson (1924-1993) na produção discente do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da Unicamp (PPGHU), instituição que se destacou, no período, pela elevada frequência, em teses e dissertações, de referências a textos thompsonianos e pelo envolvimento de discentes/docentes na produção de edições brasileiras de escritos do historiador inglês. Apontada, desde os anos 1980, como uma das principais influências na historiografia brasileira, a obra de E. P. Thompson tem recebido, mais recentemente, estudos sistemáticos sobre sua recepção no Brasil. Nesta pesquisa, apoiando-nos em considerações teórico-metodológicas de, especialmente, Roger Chartier (leitura e apropriação) e de Michel de Certeau (operação historiográfica) e em variada documentação (dissertações e teses, entrevistas, artigos e resenhas, balanços bibliográficos e documentos institucionais diversos do PPGHU), exploramos relações do mencionado processo de recepção com as transformações pelas quais passavam as instituições universitárias de produção historiográfica nacionais (salientando aspectos específicos da dinâmica institucional do PPGHU) e com as conjunturas sócio-político-culturais brasileiras do período (enfatizando seus impactos sobre importantes concepções vigentes entre os historiadores). Investigamos, também, a circulação, no Brasil, das edições (nacionais e estrangeiras) de obras de E. P. Thompson, destacando as variadas formas de participação, em publicações brasileiras de textos do historiador inglês, de docentes e de discentes do PPGHU e, finalmente, analisamos as opções de leitura da obra thompsoniana que os últimos realizaram, as apropriações que empreenderam e os resultados destas nos trabalhos que produziram, sempre considerando como estes dialogaram com debates historiográficos e referências teórico-metodológicas que então hegemonizavam a produção dos (sub)campos disciplinares em que se inseriam. Em nossa pesquisa, fica evidente o caráter criativo/produtor do processo de apropriação empreendido pelo historiadores nacionais aqui enfocados, os quais se mostraram capazes de levar conceitos e noções de E. P. Thompson a terrenos e limites que, dificilmente, ele poderia imaginar. / This thesis investigates the reception, between 1982 and 2002, of the works of Edward Palmer Thompson (1924-1993) in student productions of the Postgraduate Programme in History of the University of Campinas, also known as Unicamp, (PPGHU). The institution stood out during this period for the significant number of references to Thompsonian texts, both in theses and dissertations, and the involvement of students and academics in the production of Brazilian editions of the writings of the English historian. Since the 1980s, E.P. Thompsons work has been indicated as one of the main influences on Brazilian historiography, being the object of recent systematic studies on its reception in the country. Based on theoretical and methodological considerations, especially from Roger Chartier (reading and appropriation) and Michel de Certeau (historiographical operation), and varied documentation (dissertations and theses, interviews, articles and reviews, bibliographic assessments and diverse institutional documents from PPGHU), we explore the relationship between the reception process previously mentioned and the changes experienced by university institutions of national historiographic production (accentuating specific aspects of PPGHU institutional dynamics), while additionally considering the social, political and cultural conjuncture of Brazil in the period (emphasising its impact on important current concepts among historians). We also investigate the circulation of national and foreign editions of E. P. Thompsons works, underlining the different forms of participation, in Brazilian editions, of both academics and students from PPGHU. Finally, we analyse the reading options of the Thompsonian work chosen by the latter, their appropriation, and the results in the work produced, taking into account how students developed a dialogue with historiographic debates and theoretical-methodological references that dominated the disciplinary (sub)fields to which they belonged. It is evident from our research that there are both creative and productive characteristics in the process of appropriation performed by the national historians here analysed, who were capable of bringing E.P. Thompsons concepts to territories he could hardly have imagined.

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