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1	Når realfag og litteratur møtes : Om interdiskurs og termopoetikk i Monstermenneske av Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold Moa, Ørjan Davidsen January 2013 (has links) No description available. interdiskurs diskurs diskursanalyse termopoetikk realfag fysikk matematikk entropi termodynamikk viktoriansk
2	Procedurell Generering eller Manuell Design? : En undersökning av hur Procedurell Generering uppfattas i First Person Shooters / Procedurell Generation or Manual Design? : A survey of how Procedural Generation is perceived in First Person Shooters Falk, Sean, Renhammar Metus, Viking January 2020 (has links) När det kommer till procedurell generering så är det inte First Person Shooters (FPS) somde flesta kommer att tänka på. Vi har därför genomfört en undersökning för att ta reda på vad som skiljer handgjorda banor från genererade banor när det kommer till en spelares subjektiva upplevelse inom denna genre. För att ta reda på detta så gjordes efterforskning inom level design, arkitektur från den valda eran samt diverse algoritmer för implementering av en PCG. Vi skapade en FPS tillsammans med två banor; en handgjord och en procedurellt genererad. Sedan fick ett antal testpersoner spela igenom båda och ge sina åsikter för analys. Testerna visade på att det finns ett antal utvecklingsområden som designers av PCG:er behöver tänka på om de vill komma upp i samma kvalitet som handgjorda banor är kapabla att nå. Dessa områden har kategoriserats i fyra teman: ljussättning, planlösning, kontext och geometri. Procedurell Generering First-Person Shooter Level Design Viktoriansk Arkitektur Information Systems
3	"The Awful State of Ireland" : Irländarens avbildning i Punch under Repealrörelsen 1842 – 1848 / "The Awful State of Ireland" : Representations of the Irish in Punch during the Repeal movement 1842 – 1848. Wallin, Alexander January 2023 (has links) By examining the British satirical magazine Punch's presentation of the Irish during the Repeal-movement, this study explores how satire can be used as a tool for colonial powers to establish dominance over differing nationalities through print media. This has been examined by extracting traits attributed to the Irish in Punch's illustrations and articles from 1842 - 1848, the Repeal independence movements most active years. The study is split into three seperate categories: "The Irish in relation to the Repeal politician Daniel O'Connell"; "The political Irish"; and "Paddy" (the Irish outside of politics). Within these categories the study also found a chronological pattern of Young Ireland gaining increasingly negative attention in Punch as a result of Daniel O'Connell, one of Repeals leaders, leaving the political scene during the last years of his life 1846/1847. The increased attention for Young Ireland is attributed to Punch's rivalry with the Irish nationalist magazine The Nation; Young Irelands mouthpiece. The study found that Punch's disdain towards Repeal supporters such as The Nation, Young Ireland, and Daniel O'Connell extended to their view of the Irish as a people. Although Punch's Irishman is almost exclusivly portrayed as violent and stubborn, these are seen as virtues rather than flaws when used to resist Repeal advocates and Irish politicians. Further, Punch's rivalry with The Nation creates a polemic relationship of British upper-class versus Irish nationalist commoner which can be used as a press historian scale model of the Anglo-Irish conflicts of the 19th century. Irländsk självständighet presshistoria viktoriansk satir 1800-tal kolonialteori Punch History Historia
4	In Conflict with Conformity : The Protagonist’s Struggle against Victorian Institutions and Gendered Behavioral Norms in Jane Eyre Axén, Robin January 2016 (has links) This essay examines the theme of conformity in Charlotte Brontë’s novel Jane Eyre. It highlights in particular the protagonist’s conflict with conformity as criticism of social inequality in terms of gender. The analysis builds on the patriarchal concept of the angel of the house, as described by Lois Tyson and Alastair Henry and Catharine Walker Bergström, which is a definition of the governing codes of behavior women of the nineteenth century were expected to follow within both the domestic and professional sphere. Specifically, these spheres are organized through significant Victorian institutions such as the household, the education and employment of women and the marriage. The behavior of Jane is discussed in relation to these institutions as a means to support the argument of the protagonist distancing herself from contemporary gender norms. The conclusion of the essay shows that Jane’s circumstances within these institutions leads to her deviation from behavioral norms as a deliberate action. / Den här uppsatsen undersöker temat konformitet i Charlotte Brontës verk Jane Eyre. Den framhäver i synnerhet protagonistens konflikt med konformitet som en kritik riktad mot sociala ojämlikheter mellan könen. Analysen bygger på det patriarkala konceptet ängeln i hemmet, så som det beskrivs av Lois Tyson och Alastair Henry och Catharine Walker Bergström, vilket är en definition av de rådande uppförandekoderna som kvinnor under den viktorianska eran förväntades att leva upp till inom familje- och yrkessfären. Dessa sfärer utgör viktiga inrättningar inom det viktorianska samhället. I synnerhet hemmet, skolan, yrket och äktenskapet. Jane Eyres uppförande diskuteras i relation till dessa inrättningar som ett led i att understödja argumenten för protagonistens distanserande från samtida könsnormer. Uppsatsens sammanfattning visar att Janes omständigheter inom var och en av dessa inrättningar leder till hennes avvikande från uppförandekoderna i form av medvetna handlingar. Charlotte Brontë Jane Eyre behavioral norms conformity gender nineteenth century patriarchy Victorian Charlotte Brontë Jane Eyre konformitet könsnormer patriarkat viktoriansk uppförandekoder
5	"A Queer Fish" : En Queerläsning av John Galsworthys The Forsyte Saga. Åström, Josephine January 2012 (has links) This paper aims to examine the heteronormativity that is present in John Galsworthy’s The Forsyte Saga. This is achieved by performing a queer reading of the text with the help of Swedish Queer theorists Fanny Ambjörnsson and Tiina Rosenberg. I study the norm and how it is enforced by law, society and family. To get a complete image of the heteronormativity I also need to analyze the gender presented in the saga. For that task I use Judith Butler’s definitions of gender identity and the heterosexual matrix. I conclude that there is only a slight gender variation in the saga, mostly concerning the woman. Meanwhile the norms are broken repeatedly by different people and for different reasons. Generally all the non-normative behavior that is out of the public eye gets included and silenced by the family who acts as the norm. / Den här uppsatsen behandlar genus och heteronormativitet i romansviten Forsytesagan, hur dessa tar sig uttryck och vilken inverkan de har på romanfigurerna. Detta görs genom en queerläsning fokuserad på vad som sägs och än mer inte sägs i sagan. Det som analyseras är relationerna mellan människor, kraven som ställs på dem och deras begär till makt över egendom och över varandra. Vidare diskuteras hur heteronormen förändras under romanens gång, hur romanfigurerna bär sig åt för att hålla sig inom normen och vad som händer med dem som bryter mot normen. Slutsatsen blir att sagan behandlar förvånansvärt många frågor som än idag är aktuella, vissa av dem inlindade för att kunna tas upp i en sekelskiftsroman. Dessutom visas hur både genus och heteronorm förändrats under romanens gång, både i samhället i stort och inom familjen. Inte minst ges exempel på hur familjen agerar som norm och inkluderar alla avvikelser så länge som dessa sköts privat. John Galsworthy The Forsyte Saga Queer Theory heteronormativity the heterosexual matrix Judith Butler Fanny Ambjörnsson Tiina Rosenberg Queer Reading family marriages divorce Victorian post-Victorian John Galsworthy Forsytesagan Queerteori heteronormativitet den heterosexuella matrisen Judith Butler Fanny Ambjörnsson Tiina Rosenberg Queerläsning familj äktenskap Viktoriansk tid post-Viktoriansk tid
6	Hennes namn var Carmila : En queerteoretisk analys av Joseph Sheridan Le Fanus novell Carmilla / Her name was Carmilla : A queer theoretical analysis of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s short novel Carmilla Issa, Alexandra January 2016 (has links) This dissertation is a text analysis of the short novel Carmilla (1872) by the Irish ghost story-author Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. It is a close reading analysis where I apply a queer theoretical perspective using Mia Franck’s model to analyze different silence practices in Carmilla. I focus on the female vampire Carmilla and her companion Laura and how they are portrayed in this short novel. I will ask the questions: do the characters Carmilla and Laura show a non-heterosexual relationship, passion and desire? How do they depart from the gender norm and can they be seen as characters who deviate from what society considers ‘normal’ behaviour? And can Carmilla and Laura’s relationship be seen as an example of silenced homosexuality and in what way is it expressed? Carmilla and Laura’s behaviour can certainly be described as queer and it is effective to examine the novella using silence practices through a queer perspective. Many of the practices are written silences. Mostly, its things that the reader realizes before the storyteller Laura does herself. They reveal numerous oddities in the story, taking the form of narrative, camouflaged, performative, ritualized and existential silences. Prominent examples are the way Carmilla hides both her vampiric and lesbian sides which Laura is repelled at in addition to her own lustful and passionate emotions. As a future teacher, one of my most important jobs will be to educate my pupils about democratic values and that all kinds of discrimination should be discouraged. An essay of this sort is one way to educate them in how gender and sexuality can be seen from historical, political and cultural perspectives. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Carmilla Laura vampire text analysis Victorian queer queer theory gothic literature silence practices. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Carmilla Laura vampyr textanalys viktoriansk queer queerteori gotisk litteratur tystnadspraktiker

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