Armenian Orchestral Music

Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Lincoln Institute Board of Curators Meeting Minutes, 1907-1909

Board of Curators Meeting Minutes for Lincoln Institute (later Lincoln University) from April 22, 1907 to December 20, 1909.

A educação como instrumento na construção do imaginário republicano: Grupo Escolar Barão de Mipibu (1909-1920)

The purpose of this study is to search the school group Barão de Mipibú/RN, which is located in a city called São José de Mipibú. The aim of this work is to discuss about the use of education as a tool for the formation of the republican imaginary society norte-riograndense. We defined a period from 1909 through 1920. The choice of this work is about how this could be important to the Brazilian History of Education and local, as well as for Cultural History and extends to studies of everyday school life and history of school disciplines. Their achievement was through bibliography search and document analysis. The first was through a review of bibliography on the national and local historiography about the School Groups and productions of the Brazilian Republic. The last one, through the following sources, namely, just the same building of the school group Barão de Mipibú, furniture inventories, class daily, terms of visits of Education Directors and reports of the Directors, book Our History by Rocha Pombo, Educational Legislation, Legislative Congress posts, the decree of creation of School Groups, in particular Barão de Mipibú and the Group Model Augusto Severo, as well as the internal statute and finally, interviews with Alumni of the 50s. The study is inserted in the history of education and as the theoretical to assist in the analysis of sources on the imagination of the study, we looked for support in Jacques Le Goff (1994), Bronislaw Bazcko (1985), Cornelius Castoriadis (1982). At the end of this work it was possible to get the understanding that the Republican government found in the educational Field, one way to spread their ideals and collaboration in building the social Imaginary of the republic, which was constituted in the early twentieth century.

The mermaid series of Elizabethan and Jacobean dramatists (1887-1909): a literary and critical history

The Mermaid Series (1887-1909) edited by Havelock Ellis was a major watershed in appreciation of Elizabethan and Jacobean drama. Before it appeared plays were available to general readers in scattered anthologies, large expensive collected editions or in expurgated selections which included only the more lyrical speeches and memorable scenes. Criticism of the drama followed suit; the majority of critics concentrated on the sections which appealed to the romantic and sentimental tastes of nineteenthcentury readers. The two men who conceived the Mermaid Series, John Addington Symonds and Havelock Ellis, approached the drama differently from their contemporaries; Symonds studied a play as a whole work of art and Ellis concentrated on its view of life. Both were unsatisfied with the "select beauties", fragmented approach and wanted readers to have the best plays in their entirety easily available in handy, inexpensive editions. Symonds's awareness of the drama as theatre was combined with a historical perspective allowing him to judge the drama in relation to its own time. He made a lasting but hitherto underestimated contribution to study of Beaumont and Fletcher, Dekker, Marlowe, and Ford. Ellis's work on the drama is overshadowed today by his studies of sex but his concentration on ideas and appreciation of unconventional behaviour enabled him to formulate new views on Ford, Middleton and Chapman. The two other major editors to work on the series, A. C. Swinburne and Arthur Symons had more conventional nineteenth-century approaches. Both were impressionistic critics who were most attracted to the l~nguage of the drama. Swinburne, however, occasionally transcended his fragmented approach and offered significant interpretations of Tourneur, Massinger; 'The .Changeling, Heywood. Symons's range was more limited but his form of impressionism was valuable for its concentration on the aesthetic experience at the heart of a work of art. His most important contributions were the study of Middleton and Massinger. Besides these four major critics numerous lesser writers worked on the series. Their editorial work was valuable and some, notably Ernest Rhys, c. H. Herford and Thomas Dickinson offered criticism of enduring importance. In my first chapter I consider the general availability of texts of the Elizabethan and Jacobean drama in the nineteenth century, the general attitudes towards the drama, and the critical approaches of each of the editors. The subsequent chapters are organized around the volumes of the series. I consider the climate of opinion in which each appeared, assess its critical and editorial contribution and evaluate the work of the other Mermaid editors on the dramatist included in the volume. My study shows that the concept of the Mermaid Series and the work of its editors helped to revolutionize study of the Elizabethan and Jacobean dramatists by providing good texts and by pointing the way to our present view of the plays as whole works of art.

Recent Armenian Developments

The War has brought us into a close relation with Armenia. The annihilation of her people in 1915 and 1916 aroused universal sympathy. For the most of us Armenia, hitherto, had been relegated to a position of partial obscurity in the Near East. We were acquainted with the fact that they had suffered persecution beore at Turkish hands but an indifference born of unfamiliarity with her history, customs and people still continued with us. However much the gulf separating ourselves and these people has been narrowed by the war it is only by an actual journey into their life past and present that we can ever come into a full appreciation of a people who despite persecution and oppression are potentially fine citizens.

Queen's University Journal (1908-1909)

The Journal has been Queen's main student newspaper since it was founded in 1873. It appears twice a week on campus with a mix of news, sports, and entertainment stories, editorials, letters to the editor, and photographs. The paper is students' most important source of news and general information and has been a training ground for scores of Canadian journalists.

Queen's University Journal (1909-1910)

The Journal has been Queen's main student newspaper since it was founded in 1873. It appears twice a week on campus with a mix of news, sports, and entertainment stories, editorials, letters to the editor, and photographs. The paper is students' most important source of news and general information and has been a training ground for scores of Canadian journalists.

El impacto de la Guerra de Marruecos en Canarias (1909-1927)

Programa de doctorado: Fuente, Métodos e Historiografía para la Investigación en el Mundo Atlántico. La fecha de publicación es la fecha de lectura

12 años de labor en el ramo de hacienda y de crédito público en la República de El Salvador : abril 1909-marzo 1921

Contenido : Propósitos y fines -- Declaraciones -- Antecedentes -- Mi carrera en el ramo de Hacienda -- Campaña Política de 1917-1919 -- Partidos políticos -- Sistema político -- Sistema electoral -- Libertad de Imprenta -- Sistema tributario -- Contribuciones directas: Impuestos sobre la renta -- Contribuciones indirectas: Tarifa de aduanas; Renta de alcoholes -- Rentas Nacionales -- Presupuestos Nacionales -- Leyes monetarias de 1919 y 1920 -- Sistema Bancario -- La crisis de 1920-1921 -- La Moratoria -- Agricultura Nacional -- Industrias Nacionales -- Comercio Nacional -- Manifestaciones del 25 y 28 de Febrero de 1921 -- Reparación moral -- Unión Centroamericana -- Apéndice -- Documentos anexos

Les associations volontaires et le changement social : Sherbrooke, 1855-1909

[…] Le choix de la période que nous voulions étudier s'avérait capital. La période retenue devait exprimer l'importance de la vie associative au moment même où Sherbrooke allait connaître une brisure historique. Les motifs nous incitant à privilégier une période plutôt qu'une autre relèvent de considérations particulières. Du fait que les associations volontaires s'épanouissent davantage dans la vie moderne, typiquement urbaine, et que leur développement est lié au brassage des populations amené par l'industrialisation, il était clair que nous ne pouvions remonter au-delà de 1852, l'année de l'arrivée du chemin de fer. Car ce n'est qu'après l'avènement du rail que Sherbrooke connaît un essor remarquable. Sherbrooke devient un centre industriel important vers la fin des années 1860, on assiste alors à une poussée démographique significative. Le choix de l'année 1855 s'imposait, il est motivé par l'apparition d'un mouvement de permanence de la vie associative. Notre étude se termine en 1909 en raison de la rupture des conditions préexistantes que nous percevons à Sherbrooke. Dans la première décennie du 20e siècle nous remarquons une brusque transformation du climat social. L'année 1905 nous apparaît comme étant la charnière de deux époques. Il y a tout d'abord l'influence qu'exerce la formation de l'Alberta et de la Saskatchewan sur la population anglophone. On remarque, en plus de l'émigration massive, un dynamisme croissant des associations patronnées par l'Église. Déjà actives, au tournant du siècle, elles sont de plus en plus concurrencées par des associations séculières (profanes). Nous avons poursuivi nos recherches jusqu'en 1909 pour vérifier si le mouvement amorcé était passager ou permanent. Nous avons bel et bien constaté que le continuum se brise et que le leadership se déplace de la communauté anglophone vers la communauté francophone au milieu de la première décennie. La seconde décennie précipite ce changement pour des raisons différentes. L'époque dorée des petites et moyennes villes est révolue et la Première Guerre mondiale se chargera d'accélérer le processus d'intégration des sous-ensembles au grand ensemble. Nous avons divisé notre recherche en deux parties. Dans une première partie l'attention est dirigée vers les éléments entourant le développement de la vie associative, dans le but de mieux saisir la signification du phénomène. Nous voyons comment la ville de Sherbrooke devient un pôle d'attraction régional ainsi que la façon dont l'industrialisation et l'urbanisation se manifestent dans les Cantons-de-l'Est. Nous apportons par la suite certaines précisions sur le phénomène des associations volontaires en soi : un chapitre théorique, mais combien nécessaire pour bien cerner le rôle des associations volontaires sherbrookoises. La deuxième partie nous conduit au coeur de la société sherbrookoise. Nous entrevoyons les étapes du processus d'urbanisation par le biais de la vie associative. Le chapitre IV brosse un tableau des associations volontaires tout en permettant de dégager les lignes de force. Les chapitres V et VI exposent deux questions qui se détachent nettement lors de l'examen des associations volontaires. Il s'agit tout d'abord de l'impact à Sherbrooke des questions ethniques et religieuses, et deuxièmement du nouveau type de société qui émerge suite aux influences extérieures qui envahissent la ville. Le lecteur trouvera en annexe une liste chronologique et une liste typologique des associations volontaires.

Colonialismo, género y periodismo. Cuatro mujeres españolas en las guerras con Marruecos (1909-1927)

Las guerras coloniales entre España y Marruecos (desde 1909 hasta 1921) atrajeron a muchos periodistas corresponsales de guerra. Cuatro de ellos eran mujeres: Carmen de Burgos (1909), Consuelo González Ramos (1912), Teresa de Escoriaza (1921) y Margarita Ruiz de Lihory (1921). Aquí se presentan y analizan los artículos y libros que escribieron sobre este largo conflicto bélico, tomando en cuenta tanto su posición respecto al colonialismo y la guerra como el hecho de ser mujeres que tuvieron un papel independiente en un contexto normalmente reservado a los hombres.

Conferencias centroamericanas, 1909-1914 : seguido de un apéndice que comprende los últimos tratados y convenciones celebrados por El Salvador con datos sobre la vigencia internacional de ellos

Reunidos los países centroamericanos: El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua y Costa-Rica, con el deseo de promover la unificación y armonía de sus intereses, como uno de los medios más eficaces para preparar la fusión de los pueblos centroamericanos en una sola nacionalidad, acordaron celebrar una Convención para el nombramiento de Comisiones y para la reunión de Conferencias Centroamericanas, que acuerden las medidas más oportunas y convenientes a fin de uniformar sus intereses económicos y fiscales

Representações de ciência e tecnologia em Gustavo Barroso (1909-1935): nacionalismo autoritário, eugenia e antissemitismo

This study focuses on the representations of science and technology in the thinking of the Brazilian intellectual Gustavo Barroso in the period between 1909 and 1935. As one of the main leaders of the Brazilian Integralism, we will discuss,especially, his eugenic vision, prior to his participation in integralism and the influence of this science in building his authoritarian and anti-Semitic thinking. We seek to realize Gustavo Barroso dialogue, in a context of profound social and political changes, with the search for a nationalism "truly Brazilian." The methodology used was of a documentary and literature research , highlighting the analysis of Gustavo Barroso books, which were used as primary sources: Intelligencia das Coisas(1923), Aquém da Atlântida (1931), Brasil Colônia de Banqueiros (1934), O Integralismo de Norte a Sul (1934), O Quarto Império (1935) e A Palavra e o Pensamento Integralista (1935), and, also, some of his articles surveyed in the National History Museum collection. The survey results show that in this period Gustavo Barroso went on to develop in his writings an eugenic and authoritarian political vision, later, in his integralist phase, linked strongly to an anti-Semitic view.