Människor som jag känt: personliga minnen, utdrag ur bref och anteckningar af Jac. Ahrenberg - Tredje delen

Kannet painanut: Helsingfors : F. Tilgmann, 1908.

Drag på parnassen. Två sextiotalsstudier. : Del I: Medelklass med mänskligt ansikte. Medelklassradikalism i fyra romaner av Christer Kihlman, Jarl Sjöblom, Marianne Alopaeus och Ulla-Lena Lundberg. Del II: Modernistdebatten. Sak, person och fält i en finlandssvensk litteraturdebatt år 1965.

The objective of my dissertation Pull (or Draught, or Moves) at the Parnassus , is to provide a deeper understanding of Nordic Middle Class radicalism of the 1960 s as featured in Finland-Swedish literature. My approach is cultural materialist in a broad sense; social class is regarded a crucial aspect of the contents and contexts of the novels and literary discussions explored. In the first volume, Middle Class With A Human Face , novels by Christer Kihlman, Jarl Sjöblom, Marianne Alopaeus, and Ulla-Lena Lundberg, respectively, are read from the points of view of place, emotion, and power. The term "cryptotope" is used to designate the hidden places found to play an important role in all of these four narratives. Also, the "chronotope of the provincial small town", described by Mikhail Bakhtin in 1938, is exemplified in Kihlman s satirical novel, as is the chronotope of of war (Algeria, Vietnam) in those of Alopaeus and Lundberg s. All the four novels signal changes in the way general "scripts of emotions", e.g. jealousy, are handled and described. The power relations in the novels are also read, with reference to Michel Foucault. As the protagonists in two of them work as journalists, a critical discussion about media and Bourgeois hegemony is found; the term "repressive legitimation" is created to grasp these patterns of manipulation. The Modernist Debate , part II of the study, concerns a literary discussion between mainly Finland-Swedish authors and critics. Essayist Johannes Salminen (40) provided much of the fuel for the debate in 1963, questioning the relevance to contemporary life of the Finland-Swedish modernist tradition of the 1910 s and 1920 s. In 1965, a group of younger authors and critics, including poet Claes Andersson (28), followed up this critique in a debate taking place mainly in the newspaper Vasabladet. Poets Rabbe Enckell (62), Bo Carpelan (39) and others defended a timeless poetry. This debate is contextualized and the changing literary field is analyzed using concepts provided by sociologist Pierre Bourdieu. In the thesis, the historical moment of Middle Class radicalism with a human face is regarded a temporary luxury that new social groups could afford themselves, as long as they were knocking over the statues and symbols of the Old Bourgeoisie. This is not to say that all components of the Sixties strategy have lost their power. Some of them have survived and even grown, others remain latent in the gene bank of utopias, waiting for new moments of change.

Family portrait including Elsa Fleissig nee Loewenthal, August Fleissig, Lena Loewenthal, Hans Frankenbach and Justin Loewenthal Portraits Family

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Studio portrait of Richard Molling, Margot Molling, Adolf Molling, Ilse Molling, Lena Molling nee Marx; Schoenau am Koenigssee, Germany.

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Portrait of Lena Molling nee Marx; Hannover, Germany.

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Studio portrait of Richard Molling, Margot Molling, Adolf Molling, Ilse Molling, Lena Molling nee Marx; Schoenau am Koenigssee, Germany.

Text on the back: Zur Erinnerung an den Sommer in Schoenau-Koenigsee 1921. Mollings.

Family portrait of siblings Wladimir, Rosa, Lena and Georg Eliasberg; New York Portraits Family

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Studio portrait of Richard Molling, Margot Molling, Adolf Molling, Ilse Molling, Lena Molling nee Marx; Schoenau am Koenigssee, Germany.

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Portrait of Lena Molling nee Marx; Hannover, Germany.

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Studio portrait of Richard Molling, Margot Molling, Adolf Molling, Ilse Molling, Lena Molling nee Marx; Schoenau am Koenigssee, Germany.

Text on the back: Zur Erinnerung an den Sommer in Schoenau-Koenigsee 1921. Mollings.

Family portrait of siblings Wladimir, Rosa, Lena and Georg Eliasberg; New York Portraits Family

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Estudio socioeconómico sobre desarrollo comarcal y empleo juvenil en los Concejos de Aller, Mieres, Lena, Morcín y Riosa.

Pretende llegar al conocimiento de la realidad de la comarca para así detectar las disfuncionalidades y los verdaderos problemas que la afectan cuya dinámica supone un freno a la consecución de los objetivos: desarrollo del potencial endógeno de la zona procurando un aprovechamiento racional de los recursos; mejora del tejido industrial existente y flexibilización de la estructura económica mediante el reajuste intersectorial y la diversificación de la producción; formulación de nuevas alternativas de desarrollo que favorezcan la inserción profesional del colectivo de jóvenes parados. Para la encuesta se utilizó una muestra representativa de los jóvenes parados de los Concejos implicados en el estudio. Tras un estudio del medio físico y demográfico, de la actividad económica, del equipamiento y hábitat, infraestructuras, planeamientos de los recursos ociosos y del análisis de la población en paro, se realiza una propuesta de actuaciones de desarrollo endógeno y un plan formativo que responde a las deficiencias detectadas a través del análisis estadístico y del trabajo de campo. Como respuesta a la situación de la realidad de los cinco Concejos objeto de estudio, se propone un plan formativo, fruto de la comparación de las necesidades detectadas y la oferta formativa, que pretende la creación de un marco de actuación que posibilite la especialización en las ramas y actividades que presentan posibilidades de empleo a corto y medio plazo. Las líneas formativas propuestas son: Asistencia social, Desarrollo socioeconómico de la comunidad, Medio Ambiente, Formación empresarial y Gestión, Especialización Agraria, Hostelería y Turismo rural, Diseño, Construcción, Madera y Muebles, Alimentación, Papel y Artes gráficas, Textil, Transformación metálica, Joyería y Orfebrería, Nuevas tecnologías. Se propone un plan de actuaciones de desarrollo endógeno: conservación y mejora del medio natural, de los recursos agrarios, fomento de actividades turísticas, de la pequeña y mediana empresa, apoyo a la minería, potenciación del sector metalúrgico, de las industrias derivadas de productos autóctonos, del comercio, promoción empresarial, mejora de infraestructuras y equipamientos, potenciación de la economía social y empleo juvenil.

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