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Love stories --- History and criticism. --- Love --- Romances (Love stories) --- Romantic fiction --- Romantic stories --- Fiction --- History and criticism --- Love stories - History and criticism.
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In this work I have endeavoured to apply the theory of primary and secondary systems as defined by D.S. Likhachev to Russian literary texts. Likhachev's idea amounts to the fact that those systems reoccur alternately. Thus, a primary system evolves into a so-called elliptic stage which enables a succeeding, secondary system to develop itself. Conversely, when the latter has become the standard norm it gradually evolves, in turn, into a similar elliptic stage. This, in turn, gradually develops into a primary system too. As far as the fluent succession of systems is concerned, Likhachev's theory differs from a similar theory developed by E.R. Curtius. The latter assumes that literary works should be divided into works with a Classicistic and a Manneristic character. The first develop into the latter which show a frozen character with no original qualities. In the end works with a new Classicistic character develop themselves. These, in turn, have a vital character again. In other words, in Curtius' scheme there is no place for a fluent alternation of systems the way there is in Likhachev's.
linguistics --- Chain --- Classical --- Derzhavin's Poetry --- Gogol --- Gold --- Literature --- Mannerisms in Verbal and Pictorial Texts --- Observations --- Primary --- Romantic --- Russian --- russian Realism --- russian Romanticism --- Secondary --- Systems --- Waszink --- Weep
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In this work I have endeavoured to apply the theory of primary and secondary systems as defined by D.S. Likhachev to Russian literary texts. Likhachev's idea amounts to the fact that those systems reoccur alternately. Thus, a primary system evolves into a so-called elliptic stage which enables a succeeding, secondary system to develop itself. Conversely, when the latter has become the standard norm it gradually evolves, in turn, into a similar elliptic stage. This, in turn, gradually develops into a primary system too. As far as the fluent succession of systems is concerned, Likhachev's theory differs from a similar theory developed by E.R. Curtius. The latter assumes that literary works should be divided into works with a Classicistic and a Manneristic character. The first develop into the latter which show a frozen character with no original qualities. In the end works with a new Classicistic character develop themselves. These, in turn, have a vital character again. In other words, in Curtius' scheme there is no place for a fluent alternation of systems the way there is in Likhachev's.
Chain --- Classical --- Derzhavin's Poetry --- Gogol --- Gold --- Literature --- Mannerisms in Verbal and Pictorial Texts --- Observations --- Primary --- Romantic --- Russian --- russian Realism --- russian Romanticism --- Secondary --- Systems --- Waszink --- Weep
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In this work I have endeavoured to apply the theory of primary and secondary systems as defined by D.S. Likhachev to Russian literary texts. Likhachev's idea amounts to the fact that those systems reoccur alternately. Thus, a primary system evolves into a so-called elliptic stage which enables a succeeding, secondary system to develop itself. Conversely, when the latter has become the standard norm it gradually evolves, in turn, into a similar elliptic stage. This, in turn, gradually develops into a primary system too. As far as the fluent succession of systems is concerned, Likhachev's theory differs from a similar theory developed by E.R. Curtius. The latter assumes that literary works should be divided into works with a Classicistic and a Manneristic character. The first develop into the latter which show a frozen character with no original qualities. In the end works with a new Classicistic character develop themselves. These, in turn, have a vital character again. In other words, in Curtius' scheme there is no place for a fluent alternation of systems the way there is in Likhachev's.
linguistics --- Chain --- Classical --- Derzhavin's Poetry --- Gogol --- Gold --- Literature --- Mannerisms in Verbal and Pictorial Texts --- Observations --- Primary --- Romantic --- Russian --- russian Realism --- russian Romanticism --- Secondary --- Systems --- Waszink --- Weep
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Homophobia --- Gay rights --- Gays --- Homophobie --- Homosexuels --- Violence envers les homosexuels --- Violence against --- Droits --- Homophobia. --- Violence. --- Gay rights. --- Hate crimes. --- Crimes against. --- Law --- Sociology of minorities --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- Human rights --- Gays - Crimes against. --- DROIT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC --- DISCRIMINATION A CARACTERE SEXUEL --- PROTECTION DE L'INDIVIDU --- Homosexuality --- Romantic and sexual orientation --- Legislation --- Book --- Discrimination --- Gay people --- Violence against.
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Sex in popular culture. --- Science news. --- Pseudoscience. --- Sexual orientation --- Physiological aspects. --- Sexualité dans la culture populaire --- Sciences --- Parasciences --- Orientation sexuelle --- Vulgarisation --- Aspect physiologique --- Genetics --- Sociology of culture --- Sexology --- Sociology of the family. Sociology of sexuality --- Animal ethology and ecology. Sociobiology --- Science --- Sex --- Popular culture --- Sexuality --- Romantic and sexual orientation --- Stereotypes --- Biology --- Book --- Sex differences
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Analysis of the novellas of the German Romantic writer and composer, focusing on the issues of art and the artist. The German Romantic writer and composer E. T. A. Hoffmann (1776-1822) - perhaps best known to the English-speaking world through his 'Nutcracker' and through Jacques Offenbach's opera 'Tales of Hoffmann' - struggled to convince his predominantly bourgeois public of the merits of art and literature. Not surprisingly, many of his most important novellas are bound up with the dilemmas of art and the challenges faced by the Romantic artist, and it is these 'Künstlernovellen' that are the focus of this study. Birgit Röderargues that Hoffmann's artists are not simply individuals who create works of art, but rather figures through whom the author explores the predicament of those who reject the conventional world of bourgeois reality and seek to assert the claims of the imagination in a world dominated by prosaic rationalism. Contrary to previous scholars however, Röder demonstrates that Hoffmann's novellas clearly warn against a view of art as an autonomous aesthetic realm cut off from the world of reality. This is particularly apparent in Röder's analysis of gender relations in Hoffmann's oeuvre - especially the relationship between (male) artist and (female) muse - which underlines the extent to which art, literature, and the imagination are inseparably bound up with the prevailing social reality. The novellas that are given extensive consideration are 'Das Fräulein von Scuderi, Der Sandmann, Die Jesuiterkirche in G., Die Fermate, Der Artushof, Don Juan, Das Sanctus,' and 'Rat Krespel'. Birgit Röder teaches German language and literature at the University of Reading, UK.
Hoffmann, Ernst, Theodor, Amadeus --- Criticism and interpretation --- Hoffmann, E. T. A. --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Amadeus --- Gofman, Ėrnst Teodor Amedeĭ, --- Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Amadeus, --- Gofman, Ė. T. A. --- Hoffman, E. T. A., --- Huo-fu-man, En-ssu-tʻe Tʻai-ao-to-erh Wei-lien-huo-a-ma-tiu-ssu, --- Huo-fu-man, --- Hofmanis, E. T. A., --- Гофман, Эрнст Теодор Амадей, --- האפמאן, ע. ט. --- האפמען, ע.-ט --- LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German. --- Analysis. --- Art. --- Artist. --- Bad Baronet. --- Canon Lawyers. --- Catholic Church. --- Chaucer. --- Composer. --- Dilemmas. --- Don Juan. --- Female Muse. --- First Knight. --- Gender Relations. --- German Romantic Writer. --- Gulf War. --- Imagination. --- Male Artist. --- Novellas. --- PR Agent. --- Reality. --- Romantic Artist. --- Social Reality. --- Socialism. --- Urban Legend. --- Victorian Melodrama.
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The fabulous gown, the multitiered cake, abundant flowers, attendants and guests in their finery. The white wedding does more than mark a life passage. It marries two of the most sacred tenets of American culture-romantic love and excessive consumption. For anyone who has ever wondered about the meanings behind a white dress, a diamond ring, rice, and traditions such as cake cutting, bouquet tossing, and honeymooning, this book offers an entertaining and enlightening look at the historical, social, and psychological strains that come together to make the lavish wedding the most important cultural ritual in contemporary consumer culture. With an emphasis on North American society, Cele C. Otnes and Elizabeth H. Pleck show how the elaborate wedding means far more than a mere triumph for the bridal industry. Through interviews, media accounts, and wide-ranging research and analysis, they expose the wedding's reflection-or reproduction-of fundamental aspects of popular consumer culture: its link with romantic love, its promise of magical transformation, its engendering of memories, and its legitimization of consumption as an expression of perfection. As meaningful as any prospective bride might wish, the lavish wedding emerges here as a lens that at once reveals, magnifies, and reveres some of the dearest wishes and darkest impulses at the heart of our culture.
Weddings. --- Weddings in popular culture. --- Consumer behavior. --- Behavior, Consumer --- Buyer behavior --- Decision making, Consumer --- Human behavior --- Consumer profiling --- Market surveys --- Popular culture --- Marriage --- Consumer behavior --- Weddings --- Weddings in popular culture --- #VCV monografie 2003 --- Weddings.. --- Weddings in popular culture.. --- american culture. --- beauty. --- bridal industry. --- bridal. --- cinderella. --- consumer culture. --- consumption. --- cultural rituals. --- diamond rings. --- discussion books. --- historical perspective. --- historical. --- lavish weddings. --- love and marriage. --- love. --- marriage. --- morality and virtue. --- nonfiction. --- princesses. --- psychological framework. --- relationships. --- romance. --- romantic love. --- social relationships. --- wedding culture. --- wedding gowns. --- wedding stereotypes. --- wedding traditions. --- weddings. --- white weddings.
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Offering an account of the German philosophical tradition of thinking about art and the self, this text looks at recent historical research and contemporary arguments in philosophy and theory in the humanities following the path of German philosophy from Kant through Hegel to Nietzsche.
Subjectiviteit --- Subjectivity --- Subjectivité --- Aesthetics, German. --- Aesthetics, German - 18th century. --- Aesthetics, Modern. --- Subjectivity. --- Aesthetics, German --- Aesthetics, Modern --- Aesthetics --- Philosophy --- Philosophy & Religion --- Subjectivism --- History --- 7.01 <43> "17/18" --- -Aesthetics, German --- -Subjectivity --- Modern aesthetics --- German aesthetics --- Esthetica. Kunstfilosofie. Kunsttheorie. Algemene problemen inzake kunst--Duitsland voor 1945 en na 1989--18e en 19e eeuw. Periode 1700-1899.--(eveneens voor boeken over recht periode 1789-1799) --- 7.01 <43> "17/18" Esthetica. Kunstfilosofie. Kunsttheorie. Algemene problemen inzake kunst--Duitsland voor 1945 en na 1989--18e en 19e eeuw. Periode 1700-1899.--(eveneens voor boeken over recht periode 1789-1799) --- Knowledge, Theory of --- Relativity --- Aesthetics [German ] --- 18th century --- 19th century --- Aesthetics [Modern ] --- philosophy --- germany --- aesthetics --- Friedrich Nietzsche --- Friedrich Schleiermacher --- Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling --- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel --- Immanuel Kant --- Johann Gottlieb Fichte --- Metaphysics --- Modernity --- Critique of Judgement. --- Critique of Practical Reason. --- Critique of Pure Reason. --- Friedrich Schleiermacher. --- German politico-philosophical manifesto. --- Romantic thought. --- STI. --- aesthetic theory. --- conceptions of language. --- hermeneutics. --- human subject. --- modern philosophy. --- music. --- post-Kantian history. --- post-structuralism. --- pragmatism.
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