Straße am Ende der Welt

Der deutsch-tschechische Architekt und Hochschullehrer Mirko Baum beschreibt seinen Weg zur Architektur und die bestimmenden Einflüsse, die ihn auf diesem Weg prägten: die kultivierte Sachlichkeit von Konstruktionen und Materialien ... und die Perspektive der tschechischen Moderne.

Rondom de Ander in "Na die geliefde land" van Karel Schoeman

The aim of this article is to analyse the novel "Na die geliefde land" (1972) by Karel Schoeman, by interpreting the function of 'hulle' ('they') as a category of alienation/distancing. Schoeman presented a future vision of South Africa controlled by an unidentified group of 'them' and showed Afrikaners as a marginalized group, forced to live on farms. A narrow political interpretation dominated in the reception of this book, which was treated as a simulation of the development of the political situation in South Africa. The key argument of this article is that the indeterminate representation of the situation after the revolution is not a weakness of this novel, but a conscious strategy of the author. The article argues that problems concerning political revolution ('Who', 'Why', 'When') are not that relevant in a reading of the novel because "Na die geliefde land" deals mainly with an Afrikaner community’s reactions to a changed situation.

Observação e análise da utilização da mini-linguagem Karel the robot num modelo de ensino para aprendizagem de programação no 10º ano do Curso Tecnológico de Informática

O grande objectivo deste estudo foi contribuir para a melhoria do ensino da programação de computadores para aluno principiantes, através de um processo de observação da relação pedagógica estabelecida em sala de aula.

Estrategia didáctica para el desarrollo de competencias en solución de problemas mediante la programación digital del robot Karel.

Tesis (Maestría en Docencia con Orientación en Educación Media Superior) UANL, 2012.

Regurgitating Nature: On a Celebrated Anecdote by Karel van Mander about Pieter Bruegel the Elder

The curious anecdote in Karel van Mander’s biography of Bruegel, where the artist is said to have swallowed all the mountains and rocks during his crossing of the Alps and spat them out again onto canvas and panels upon returning home, has been quoted by almost every Bruegel scholar. Yet it has never been given a full explanation. In this study, it is proposed that the passage, echoing on one level Bruegel’s frequent depiction of overindulging peasants, disguises a highly cultivated reference to the theory of imitation as a digestive process, or innutrition theory, which was widely used by humanist writers of the time to champion vernacular expression.

El mundo de Karel : un posible puente para la introducción al lenguaje LOGO.

Tras realizar una serie de consideraciones sobre Informática y Enseñanza se analiza el lenguaje LOGO considerado por parte de los autores como el más adecuado para enseñar a programar en EGB. Además se trata la planificación de la enseñanza de la Informática y su utilización como vehículo de transmisión de información.

Karel Hoffmann, Josef Suk, Ladislav Zelenka, Jiři Herold, Gruppenbildnis, Böhmisches Streichquartett

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F03081