Aspectos da ironia em contos de A morte de D. J. em Paris, de Roberto Drummond

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A Literatura pop de Roberto Drummond: arte pop, referencialidade e ficção

Pós-graduação em Letras - IBILCE

Aspectos da alegoria n romance Sangue de coca cola, de Roberto Drummond

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Gwladys Cunningham fonds, 1933-1934, 1940, 1942-1968, n.d.

Gwladys Cunningham was the Secretary-Treasurer of the Lincoln N.D.P. Ladies Group as well as involved in the CCF [Co-operative Commonwealth Federation] branch in Thorold. Additional Cunningham family members may also have been involved in the activities of the Thorold Branch. The Thorold branch of the Ontario division of The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation held its first meeting on June 15, 1933 at the home of Mark Kriluck. The branch became an official unit of the CCF when it was granted a charter in August of that same year. Officers elected at the annual meeting in October were W.G. Campbell, President, Jane Griffiths, Vice-President, James Logan Secretary and Mark Kriluck Treasurer. In 1960 the CCF voted to officially change their name to The New Democratic Party. The branch later became known as the Lincoln and Welland Riding Association of The New Democratic Party. Rare publications directly related to the CCF and the NDP remain with the fonds. Some publications were removed and placed in the general stack collection. See below for a list of books that were removed from the fonds and placed in the general collection.

Revue d'histoire contemporaine (Paris)

Périodicité : Bimensuel ; Hebdomadaire

[Lettre autographe signée d'Edmond About, Paris, 5 janvier 1883]

Destinataire non identifié. - A obtenu la légion d'honneur pour "Camille" (?)

[Lettre autographe signée d'Edmond About, Paris (sans date)]

Destinataire non identifié. - "Voici un jeune Normalien (vieux soldat de 1870) qui finit son cours cette année et qui rêve de ne pas faire de vieux os dans la chaire. Monsieur "Judet" (c'est son nom) a une idée de grand opéra italien qu'il voudrait soumettre à Verdi, rien que cela !..." Lui demande sa recommandation

[Lettre autographe signée d'Adolphe Adam, Paris, 20 juillet 1851]

Destinataire non identifié. - "Je suis bien tristement découragé de me voir ainsi mis de côté quand toutes les médiocrités arrivent à ce qu'elles veulent..."