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Letter from Bernhard Smith to his brother Edward
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/204080An incomplete transcript of a letter from Bernhard Smith to his brother Edward in England, concerning his first few weeks in the colony.125158
Item: [1962.0017.00001] "Letter from Bernhard Smith to his brother Edward
Bernhard Karlgren Portrait of A Scholar
No full textThe author draws a portrait of his teacher Bernhard Karlgren (1889-1978), whose research in a variety of fields laid the foundations of Modern Sinology. The work deals with Karlgren's childhood, school years, university studies at Uppsala and St. Petersburg, adventurous sojourn in China, studies in Paris, and academic career at Uppsala and Gothenburg University. This book will help the reader gain insight into the man behind the stern scholar.Intro -- Preface -- 1 Childhood and Schooldays in Jönköping, 1889-1907 -- THE HOME AND THE FAMILY -- LARS OF THE MANOR AND HIS TWO SONS -- THE CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER ELLA HASSELBERG AND HER FAMILY -- THE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT -- THE DIFFICULT YEARS -- BERNHARD: POET, TRANSLATOR, AND DRAMATIST -- THE DIALECT INVESTIGATOR -- 2 Liber Studiosus, 1907-1909 -- STUDIES AT UPPSALA UNIVERSITY -- RUSSIAN WINTER -- 3 The Great Adventure, 1910-1911 -- SAILING IN A SHIP CARRYING GUNPOWDER AS CARGO -- TAIYUAN UNIVERSITY -- THE INDUSTRIOUS DIALECTOLOGIST -- WORRIES ABOUT THE FUTURE -- THE TREASURES OF THE STONE FOREST -- THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT -- 4 The Irresolute Strategist, 1912-1914 -- THE INTERLUDE IN LONDON -- AT THE FEET OF CHAVANNES IN PARIS -- 5 The Diligent Correspondent -- THE AVID READER -- THE GREAT QUESTIONS -- SELF-SEARCHING -- 6 The Scholarly Breakthrough -- UPPSALA OR PARIS? -- THE PUBLIC DEFENSE OF THE THESIS -- THE YOUNG LECTURER -- THE STRUGGLE TO MAKE A LIVING -- THE FARSIGHTED PLANNER -- 7 The Gothenburg Years, 1918-1939 -- THE FIRST YEARS AT GOTHENBURG UNIVERSITY -- BACK TO THE FAR EAST -- BACK AT THE TEACHER'S DESK -- THE NARROW CONFINES OF THE SOCIETY OF SCHOLARSHIP -- THE CONFERRING OF DOCTORAL DEGREES IN 1931 -- BERNHARD KARLGREN AND SVEN HEDIN 9 -- THE DEFENDER OF HUMAN RIGHTS -- BERNHARD KARLGREN OUTSIDE THE IVORY TOWER -- 8 Proximitatem Linguae Longinquae Manifestam Fecit -- CHINA'S TRADITIONAL PHILOLOGY -- LINGUISTIC ECHO-SOUNDING -- RIMES AND SOUNDING SIGNS IN ANCIENT CHINA -- SIBLINGS IN FAMILIES OF CHINESE WORDS -- THE BOLD PIONEER -- UNFINISHED INCEPTIONS -- ABC TRAVELS EAST -- 9 Stockholm, 1939-1959: The Legendary Master -- THE EAST ASIAN COLLECTION -- THE MORPHOLOGY AND SYNTAX OF BRONZE DÉCOR -- THE PHILOLOGIST IN HIS ELEMENT -- EXCURSIONS IN CHINESE GRAMMAR -- THE STERN CRITIC -- THE EMINENT POPULARIZERSCHOLAR IN THE SERVICE OF SOCIETY -- DR. BACKMAN, DOCENT SPIRA, AND SENIOR MASTER BRUUN -- A REMARKABLE FAMILY OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS -- THE VENERATED MASTER AND HIS DISCIPLES -- 10 Bernhard Karlgren, Professor Emeritus, 1959-1978 -- BERNHARD KARLGREN AND THE BMFEA -- IN THE LEXICOGRAPHER'S STUDY -- CITIZEN IN THE REPUBLIC OF SCHOLARS -- A List of Works by Bernhard Karlgren in Other Languages than Swedish, Together with Translations into Chinese and Japanese, and a List of His Distinctions and Awards -- ABBREVIATIONS -- Notes -- CHAPTER 1. CHILDHOOD -- CHAPTER 2. LIBER STUDIOSUS -- CHAPTER 3. THE GREAT ADVENTURE -- CHAPTER 4. IRRESOLUTE STRATEGIST -- CHAPTER 5. DILIGENT CORRESPONDENT -- CHAPTER 6. SCHOLARLY BREAKTHROUGH -- CHAPTER 7. GOTHENBURG YEARS -- CHAPTER 8. PROXIMITATEM LINGUAE -- CHAPTER 9. STOCKHOLM, 1939-1959 -- CHAPTER 10. PROFESSOR EMERITUS -- BibliographyThe author draws a portrait of his teacher Bernhard Karlgren (1889-1978), whose research in a variety of fields laid the foundations of Modern Sinology. The work deals with Karlgren's childhood, school years, university studies at Uppsala and St. Petersburg, adventurous sojourn in China, studies in Paris, and academic career at Uppsala and Gothenburg University. This book will help the reader gain insight into the man behind the stern scholar.Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, YYYY. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries
A otobiografia de Thomas Bernhard: por uma Origem indecidível e redentora
No full textTese (doutorado)- Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Literatura, Florianópolis, 2015.Esta tese tem como objetivo investigar o procedimento da escrita de si de Thomas Bernhard, sua Origem, a partir de uma ideia que ela mesma monta: entender os escritos de si como um exercício de escuta. Trata-se de um relato de vida do que se ouve e não do que realmente houve. Nem verdade, nem mentira, mas, ao mesmo tempo, verdade e mentira, ou seja, é falar de uma otobiografia que opera sorrateiramente no campo do indecidível, que não se deixa enclausurar em um gênero. Essa estranha instituição bernhardiana é aberta, livre, e não permite sua apreensão pelos discursos totalitários de fechamento. Ela toma forma, assim, de uma escritura de resistência. Deste estranho limbo indecidível surge o ator Thomas Bernhard [um falso mentiroso] e suas performances permeadas de exageros e repetições teatrais que apontam, deste modo, através de suas máscaras, para a desestabilização das representações. Esse é, sobretudo, um gesto político. No trabalho arqueológico proposto na presente tese o pulo original [Ursprung] a essa mesma Origem se revela redentor a partir do momento em que Thomas Bernhard decide contar a história dos vencidos.Abstract : This thesis aims to investigate the self-writing procedure by Thomas Bernhard, its Origin, from an idea that it presents to us: understanding self-writings as a listening exercise, it is a life story of what is heard rather than what really has happened. Neither truth nor lie, but at the same time, truth and lie, that is, talking about an otobiography operating surreptitiously in the field of the undecidable, which cannot be cloistered in a genre. This strange Bernhardian institution is open, free, does not allow its apprehension by the totalitarian speeches of enclosure, and thus being shaped as a writing of resistance. From this alien, undecidable limbo arises the actor Thomas Bernhard [a false liar] and his performances permeated with exaggerations and theatrical repetitions that link, thus, through their masks, to the destabilization of representations. This is, mainly, a political gesture. In the archaeological work proposed in the following thesis the primordial leap [Ursprung] to that same Origin is revealed redeeming from the moment Thomas Bernhard decides to tell the history of the vanquished
Soldiers Loading a 30.5 cm Mortar Military; World War I
No full textBernhard Bardach World War I Album I50Digital ImageB.Bardach born in Lemberg, Physician
Soldiers Cleaning a 20.5 cm Mortar Military; World War I
No full textBernhard Bardach World War I Album I47Digital ImageB.Bardach, born in Lemberg, Physician
Soldiers Digging a Well Behind the Front Military; World War I
No full textBernhard Bardach World War I Album I6Digital ImageB.Bardach, Physician, born in Lember
"Rohr Krepiener" of a Heavy Howitzer near Olszany Military; World War I
No full textBernhard Bardach World War I Album I215Digital ImageBernhard Bardach, born in Lemberg, Physician
2nd JTD Command Position, Resting Under a Tree Military; World War I
No full textBernhard Bardach World War I Album IDigital ImageB.Bardach born at Lemebrg, Physicia
A @saint or a brute
No full textDas Frontispiz ist ein KupferstichTitelblatt in Rot- und SchwarzdruckDie Rückseite des Titelblatts ist unbedrucktÜbersetzer ermittelt nach: GV 1700-1910Paginierfehler: Seite 592 und 593 doppelt paginiertVorlageform der Veröffentlichungsangabe: Franckfurth 1716. bey Johann Bernhard Hartung. - Erscheinungsdatum nach Datierung im Titel bestimmt, Erscheinungsort nach GND bestimmt. Frankfurt ist Messeort, Johann Bernhard Hartung wirkte in Jen
Bernhard (Minnie) interview
No full textSpokane, Washington, United StatesThis accession forms part of the Washington State Jewish Archives.
Rose Minnie Cohn was born in Spokane in 1894, the daughter of Harry Cohn, who was in the furniture business there. She studied at Northwestern University and later married A.M. Goldstein (later changed to Bernhard) who had a shoe store in Seattle. Bernhard discusses her numerous civic activities in Seattle including the Children's Orthopedic Guild, Council of Jewish Women, Temple de Hirsch Sisterhood, Ladies Montefiore Society, and the Jewish Family and Child Service. She also speaks about working as a nurse's aid at Madigan Hospital during World War II and helping to resettle refugees as a representative of the Temple de Hirsch Sisterhood which worked with the Washington Emigre Bureau and the Jewish Family and Child Service.To request a high resolution or uncompressed reproduction, or to obtain permission to use any portion of this item, contact the University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections. Email: [email protected]. Please reference the Digital ID Number
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