Fin-de-Siècle Culture
Balfour’s World: Aristocracy and Political Culture at the Fin de Siècle
... However, whilst this tone of frivolous helplessness was in tune with the decadence of the age, it was not reflected in the lives of George Pembroke, George Wyndham and Margot Tennant, wh[r] ...
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Modernity, marginality, and redemption : German and Jewish identity at the fin-de-siècle
... and culture, in his ...German culture, initiated during the Enlightenment, at the dawn of German-Jewish modernity, in Mendelssohn’s 1783 defense of Judaism, Jerusalem, oder über religiöse Macht und ...
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Dragging the yoke of identity : sexual difference in fin-de-siècle nineteenth- and twentieth-century French and Francophone literature
... Sexual difference (the male/female dualism to which Edson refers) is the primary force operating within the narrative realm of Duras’s works. For critics like Edson, Crowley, Hill, and others, her writing constitutes a ...
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Interconnectivities and material agencies : consumption, fashion, and intimacy in Zhu Tianwen's 'Fin-de-Siècle Splendor'
... The political liberalization of 1970s and 1980s reshaped the concept of “Taiwanese” into a politicized ethnocentric category deployed by social movements against the authoritarian KMT regime (Corcuff 2002). During the ...
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Eighteenth-century opera and the construction of national identity in France, 1875-1918
... chansons de Bilitis, Syrinx, and other ...“fin de siècle” came to connote the decline of traditional values, and among those “who discussed such things, or listened to the discussion, the ...
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Rough riders in the cradle of civilization : Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show in Italy and the challenge of American cultural scarcity at the fin-de-siècle
... of culture, and which Cody orchestrated as a symbolic translatio imperii, by picturing himself as a Novel Columbus and America as the vessel of human ...Italian culture in a moment of profound decadence ...
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"Like iron and whisky": nursing and marriage in Fin de Siècle English Canadian fiction
... In the opening pages of the National Council of Women of Canada’s flagship publication Women of Canada: Their Life and Work (1900), an anonymous contributor to a chapter on “Women of Canada – Historical Sketch” stresses ...
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The 'disembodied voice' in fin de siècle British literature : its genealogy and significances
... disembodied Gothic-Romantic in the the modern origin of voice culture late frequent the description the of eighteenth century, where of the disembodied linked is for preto the rise of th[r] ...
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Shattering Fragility: Illness, Suicide, and Refusal in Fin-De-Siècle Viennese Literature
... In her suicide letter, Vera gains a voice that musters authority from her weakness and suffering: “Ich bin ein Opfer unserer Gesellschaftsordnung...das Erste nicht—und noch lange nicht das letzte...ich bin zu schwach, ...
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Poetry and Fin de Siècle socialism
... literary culture was in large part a production of its press: a broad democratic canon was instituted through the poems, stories, plays and critical works that were printed, quoted, reviewed and advertised in its ...
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Grief encounter: the language of mourning in Fin de Siècle sculpture
... Harrison points out, ‘the words on Keats’s grave in the Protestant cemetery of Rome – “here lies one whose name was writ in water” – were not written in water but on a headstone that continues to hold the place of its ...
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The capacity for wonderment: Transformations and transfigurations of the aesthete figure in selected works of English and German fiction from 1891 to 1927
... British fin-de-siècle society too felt the touch of fragmenting and questioning energies, the possible consequences were, based on Britain’s insular position and imperial self-confidence, perceived ...
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Nicholas Cook, The Schenker Project. Culture, Race, and Music Theory in Fin-de-siècle Vienna (2007)
... In the detailed account of the numerous resonances of Schenker’s thought within the contemporary culture of fin-de-siècle Vienna, there are, however, a few aspects which I think might have ...
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EFECTO FIN DE SEMANA Y FIN DE MES EN EL MERCADO BURSATIL CHILENO
... hipótesis de “Calendar Time” en cada uno de los sub-períodos, con excepción del último de ...estudio de French mostró, en general, un retorno negativo los días ...casos de los días que ...
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Determination of pluvial rice optimum seedling periods in Middle-west of Côte d'Ivoire
... Ouest de la Côte d’Ivoire appartient au climat équatorial de transition caractérisé par une alternance de 2 saisons pluvieuses avec 2 saisons ...globalement de mars à mi-juillet et la deuxième ...
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La prononciation des pronoms il et ils de la fin du XIXe siècle – Analyse basée sur Le Français Parlé de Paul Passy
... L’ambition de Passy, pour sa description phonétique, est donc de caractériser l’échelonnement ...morceaux de cet ouvrage soient des discours publics (10, 11, 12) et de la poésie en vers (13, ...
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Rau, Marie (2007): La Légende Dorée conservée à la Bibliothèque Municipale de Rennes: Approche pluridisciplinaire et comparée du manuscrit 266, un exemplaire enluminé de la fin du 14ème siècle dans la version française de Jean de Vignay. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Geschichts- und Kunstwissenschaften
... catégorie de personnages représentée dans les manuscrits de la Légende Dorée, catégorie englobant préfets, consuls, empereurs et rois, jouant le rôle de juge pour la ...responsables de la ...
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Double éclairage sur l'organisation thématique de discours oraux 'publics'
... genre de l’oral. Michel Foucault, au début de sa classe magistrale du 28 janvier 1976 au Collège de France, commence par s’adresser au vous de son auditoire, puis, malgré son choix explicite ...
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Penser la primauté du masculin – sémantique du genre grammatical, perspectives synchroniques et diachroniques
... fait de ce lien serré entre genre grammatical et ...idée de la primauté (ici pensée comme génétique) du masculin : ce féminin « sorti » du masculin, dans la société française des XVIème et XVIIème siècles, ...
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The new enfant du siècle: Joseph de Maistre as a writer
... minor biographical details that contrast so starkly with the rabid fantasies of destruction and censorship mentioned above: in 1789, for example, Maistre had the forty-five volumes of his copy of the Encyclopédie bound ...
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