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Franklin County Superior Court has upheld the right of Patrick Hebert to sue Int
No full textFranklin County Superior Court has upheld the right of Patrick Hebert to sue International Paper Co. for emotional distress caused when signs were hung around the IP mill ridiculing him after he fell on stairs and injured his back on January 17, 1987, one day after his job was changed from that of a supervisor to a technical writer of manuals
NMD 433 - Digital Storytelling - Purple Jaguar Eye: Kipo and the Age of Corona
No full textScreenshot from webpage posting submitted by University of Maine student Robert Hebert as part of the New Media 343 Digital Storytelling. The posting is a breakdown of what the author Robert Hebert felt about the show Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts during the Age of the Corona-virus
The Relationship Between Emotion Regulation and Quality of Life in Healthy Adults: Implications for Occupational Therapy
No full textAbstract
Date Presented 3/31/2017
People with difficulties in regulating their emotions experienced reduced quality of life, including satisfaction with daily performance, in this study. The importance of emotion regulation skills in understanding health and wellness should be emphasized in occupational theory and practice.
Primary Author and Speaker: Karen Hebert</jats:p
Self-development in Nikolaus Lenau’s Klara Hebert
No full textIn dieser Diplomarbeit geht es um die Selbstentfaltung im Werk des berühmten österreichischen Autors Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Hebert. Die Arbeit befasst sich mit dem Thema der Selbstentfaltung im Kontext von Politik, Religion und der Liebesbeziehung der Hauptfiguren Klara und Johannes. Das Werk ist durchdrungen von Naturmotiven, mit denen der Autor den Zustand des Staates und der Beziehungen zwischen den Menschen in Polen philosophisch beschreibt. Die Hauptthese der Arbeit ist, dass die Selbstentfaltung den Mikro- und Makrokosmos der Welt des Staates und der Religion, aber auch der Liebe beeinflusst.U ovom diplomskom radu riječ je o samorazvoju u djelu poznatog austrijskog autora Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Hebert. Diplomski rad se bavi pitanjem samorazvoja u kontekstu politike, religije i ljubavnog odnosa glavnih protagonista Klare i Johannesa. Djelo je prožeto motivima prirode kroz koje autor na filozofijski način opisuje stanje države i odnosa među ljudima u Poljskoj. Glavna teza rada je da samorazvoj utječe na mikro- i makro- kozmos svijeta države, religije, ali i ljubavi.This thesis is about Self-development in the work of the famous Austrian author Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Herbert. The thesis deals with the issue of self-development in the context of politics, religion and the love relationship of the main protagonists Klara and Johannes. The work is imbued with motifs of nature through which the author philosophically describes the state of the state and relations between people in Poland. The main thesis of the paper is that self-development affects the micro- and macrocosm of the world of the state and religion, but also of love
Matriarchal voice, mythic choice in Hebert, Yourcenar, and Desvignes
No full textThis dissertation discusses the historical and social aspects of myth to point out the earlier maternal subtexts beneath patriarchal myths. Matriarchal myth permits us to redefine an empowered "feminine" for application to literary texts. The early and persistent worship of female deities in France has led to the periodic resurgence of matriarchal consciousness in French literature; namely, in courtly love, romanticism, and surrealism. In twentieth-century women's work in French, this matriarchal choice may still exist, although in conflict with a discordant patriarchal choice.
Because of the historical situation of women in Quebec, her French heritage, and strong female models in her youth, Anne Hebert produces a "mothered," matriarchal text in Kamouraska. Her overly gynocentric narrative universe leads to an unbalanced view of the feminine and gender polarization. Hebert empowers women at the expense of men. The resultant prototype of feminine dominance ultimately resembles male mythic images of witches and vampires.
Marguerite Yourcenar's exclusive upbringing by her father and her family myth of the mortal danger of childbearing influence her "fathered" text: L'Oeuvre au noir. Over-identification with the father engenders a disdain for the feminine seen in reductive female portrayal. However, while rejecting the feminine and hardening his rational self, her male protagonist experiences a compensatory resurgence in matriarchal-style consciousness.
Desvignes's "parented" text, Les Noeuds d'argile, derives from her balanced childhood in the harmonious landscape of her native Bourgogne, where vestiges of a "religion de la terre" still remain. The horror of the German occupation in her teens also fueled her desire for reconstruction and balance. Desvignes creates a matriarchal man with a clear, unrepressed feminine side and a need for merger with the physical female. However, he eventually succumbs to the pressures of patriarchal society and pursues an obsessive masculine ideal which eventually kills him.
Each of these novels sounds a distinctive matriarchal voice arising from the woman author's personal and national origins. Whether strident and exclusivistic, camouflaged and muted, or in harmonious balance, this matriarchal voice is a mythic choice and a gauge of her vision of gender
Self-development in Nikolaus Lenau’s Klara Hebert
No full textIn dieser Diplomarbeit geht es um die Selbstentfaltung im Werk des berühmten österreichischen Autors Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Hebert. Die Arbeit befasst sich mit dem Thema der Selbstentfaltung im Kontext von Politik, Religion und der Liebesbeziehung der Hauptfiguren Klara und Johannes. Das Werk ist durchdrungen von Naturmotiven, mit denen der Autor den Zustand des Staates und der Beziehungen zwischen den Menschen in Polen philosophisch beschreibt. Die Hauptthese der Arbeit ist, dass die Selbstentfaltung den Mikro- und Makrokosmos der Welt des Staates und der Religion, aber auch der Liebe beeinflusst.U ovom diplomskom radu riječ je o samorazvoju u djelu poznatog austrijskog autora Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Hebert. Diplomski rad se bavi pitanjem samorazvoja u kontekstu politike, religije i ljubavnog odnosa glavnih protagonista Klare i Johannesa. Djelo je prožeto motivima prirode kroz koje autor na filozofijski način opisuje stanje države i odnosa među ljudima u Poljskoj. Glavna teza rada je da samorazvoj utječe na mikro- i makro- kozmos svijeta države, religije, ali i ljubavi.This thesis is about Self-development in the work of the famous Austrian author Nikolaus Lenau, Klara Herbert. The thesis deals with the issue of self-development in the context of politics, religion and the love relationship of the main protagonists Klara and Johannes. The work is imbued with motifs of nature through which the author philosophically describes the state of the state and relations between people in Poland. The main thesis of the paper is that self-development affects the micro- and macrocosm of the world of the state and religion, but also of love
The Passion of Estelle Jordan
No full textSometimes the characters in Ernest Hebert\u27s Darby Chronicles hew close to real life. When the author was a college student pulling shifts part time at a hospital laundry, he worked alongside a woman in her fifties--unadorned, sweet-natured, and with long gray-black hair that was her pride. Nights, Hebert frequented the beer bar in Keene, New Hampshire, where he encountered a sassy, self-empowered, forty-something bleached blonde who could bamboozle any man she met. Borrowing qualities from these women, Hebert would shape one of his most memorable characters: Estelle, the witch of the Jordan clan.
A major character in earlier Darby novels A Little More Than Kin and Whisper My Name, Estelle takes center stage in The Passion of Estelle Jordan. Presently she is sliding into late middle age, drawn to two lovers who could not be more different: the widowed farmer Avalon Hillary and a mysterious young punk Estelle calls Trans Am in honor of the car he drives. And there\u27s a threat, not to Estelle--she can take care of herself--but to Noreen Cook, a younger woman Estelle sees as a version of her own secret, vulnerable self. Putting herself in Noreen\u27s shoes to save her, Estelle may be in for way more than she bargained for. The Passion of Estelle Jordan, like that of Christ, is rife with sin, suffering, sacrifice, and perhaps redemption.
The Passion of Estelle Jordan is for anyone--male or female--going through a change of life
I Love U: Version 1, Adam and Eve for the Future or No Future at All, A Novel
No full textAbout the Book
Suppose you could transfer who you are, your memories, your desires, your feelings, your self-awareness—you—into a better, more capable, more attractive and potentially immortal body, wouldn\u27t you go for it?
About the Author
Ernest Hebert is the first faculty member to be tenured as a fiction writer at Dartmouth College, and the author of The Old American , Never Back Down , and the seven-book novel series, The Darby Chronicles , that includes award winners, The Dogs of March and Spoonwood .
About the Electronic Publication
This electronic publication of I Love U was made possible with the permission of the author. The University Press of New England created EPUB and PDF files from a scanned copy of the book.
Rights Information
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License © Ernest Heber
Interrater Reliability of the SNiPS Screening Tool
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Date Presented 3/31/2017
This poster will describe the level of interrater reliability for the SNiPS Screening Tool. The SNiPS Program is an evidence-based, developmentally appropriate, project-based scissors skills program currently under development for use by occupational therapy practitioners and others.
Primary Author and Speaker: Mara Podvey
Additional Authors and Speakers: Karen Hoover, Karen Hebert</jats:p
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