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Directing work of Jan Mikulášek
No full textThe thesis "Jan Mikulášek and his directing" deals with one of the most outstanding contemporary Czech theater directors. The author attempts to explain the life and work of Jan Mikulášek by analyzing his directorial processes for specific productions which she has seen. Author picks up the threads of the bachelor thesis entitled "Cooperation between director and stage designer: J. Mikulášek and M. Cpin", where she analyzed Mikulášek directorial processes especially on the production of Heda Gablerová. The list od Mikulášek productions is rich so the author chose for her analysis a particular section of his work which she, among other things, compares with his previous works. She deals with Europeana, Nenápadný půvab buržoazie, Šedá sedmdesátá aneb Husákovo ticho productions in detail and especially with the Hodní chlapci production in which the author participated as a dramatic adviser
Directing work of Jan Mikulášek
No full textDiplomová práce "Režijní tvorba Jana Mikuláška" se zabývá jedním z nejvýraznějších současných českých divadelních režisérů. Autorka se snaží přiblížit osobnost a tvorbu Jana Mikuláška prostřednictvím analyzování jeho režijních postupů u konkrétních inscenací, které měla možnost vidět. Navazuje na svou bakalářskou práci nazvanou "Spolupráce režie a scénografie: J. Mikuláška a M. Cpina", kde analyzovala Mikuláškovy režijní postupy především v inscenaci Heda Gablerová. Výčet Mikuláškových inscenací je bohatý, proto si pro své analyzování zvolila konkrétní úsek z jeho tvorby, který mj. porovnává s tvorbou předchozí. Podrobně se věnuje inscenacím Europeana, Nenápadný půvab buržoazie, Šedá sedmdesátá aneb Husákovo ticho a především pak inscenaci Hodní chlapci, na které se autorka dramaturgicky podílela.The thesis "Jan Mikulášek and his directing" deals with one of the most outstanding contemporary Czech theater directors. The author attempts to explain the life and work of Jan Mikulášek by analyzing his directorial processes for specific productions which she has seen. Author picks up the threads of the bachelor thesis entitled "Cooperation between director and stage designer: J. Mikulášek and M. Cpin", where she analyzed Mikulášek directorial processes especially on the production of Heda Gablerová. The list od Mikulášek productions is rich so the author chose for her analysis a particular section of his work which she, among other things, compares with his previous works. She deals with Europeana, Nenápadný půvab buržoazie, Šedá sedmdesátá aneb Husákovo ticho productions in detail and especially with the Hodní chlapci production in which the author participated as a dramatic adviser
Knitting Pollies
No full textKnitting Pollies. . . sometimes the spinning and knitting was done in family or neighbourhood groups called "Knitting Pollies."PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story JAN 1971JH JAN 1971Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Raji Sreeni on Wed 12 Aug 2015; 'Author?' has been written in pencil above source
Does strict employment protection discourage job creation? Evidence from Croatia
Full text linkEmployment protection legislation in Croatia is among the most strict in Europe. Firing is difficult and costly, and flexible forms of employment are limited. Is this apparent rigidity reflected-as one would expect based on standard economic theory-in low labor market dynamics? Is job creation low and hiring limited? Is the job security of insiders achieved at the cost of outsiders not being able to enter thelabor market? The author attempts to answer these questions by examining job flows. If the employment protection legislation is binding, then job and worker turnover should be low. He shows that this is indeed the case. Hiring is limited and the average job tenure is very long in Croatia. Job destruction is low, however job creation is still lower. The result is accumulation of unemployment, in large part due to new labor market entrants not being able to find a job. The high degree of job protection also seems to strengthen the bargaining position of insiders and results in relatively high wages. So, wages in Croatia are higher than among its competitors, even after adjusting for productivity. These high labor costs are likely to contribute to limited job creation in existing firms, but also are likely to discourage the entry of-and thus job creation in-new firms. The author presents evidence that firm growth has been indeed limited in Croatia, contributing to the low employment level. The author examines other potential causes of high unemployment in Croatia (the unemployment benefit system, labor taxation, the wage structure, and skill and spatial mismatches). He argues that they do not play a substantial part in accounting for poor labor market outcomes in Croatia. The author concludes that the stringent employment protection legislation is the key labor market institution behind low job creation and high unemployment. Based on this he recommends specific measures aimed at liberalizing the labor market to foster job creation and employment.Labor Management and Relations,Labor Policies,Labor Markets,Environmental Economics&Policies,Trade Finance and Investment,Labor Markets,Labor Management and Relations,Labor Standards,Banks&Banking Reform,Environmental Economics&Policies
Patrol allocation methodology for police departments.
No full textIncludes appendices.June 1977.Author: Jan M. Chaiken.Includes bibliographical references.Mode of access: Internet
Book Review: The Human Right to Language: Communication Access for Deaf Children
No full textAuthor: Lawrence M. Siegel
Reviewer: Jan-Kåre Breivik
Publisher: Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press, 2008
ISBN: Paper 1-56368-366-0, 978-1-56368-366-4, 164 pages
Cost: $49.95 US
Jan Fabre
No full textJan Fabre (Antwerp, 1958) is known both at home and abroad as one of the most innovative and versatile artists of his time. In the last 25 years, he has made a name for himself as a performance artist, theatre maker, choreograph, opera maker, film maker, author and creative artist. Each genre he practices, he defines the boundaries. His artistic record has remained contested all these years.Following the open, defining exhibition of his early work at the Muhka and the dialogue of recent and old works at the KMSKA (Royal Museum of Fine Art) at Antwerp in 2006, we bring you Homo Faber, the first ever reference work on all aspects of the creative art of Jan Fabre. This book looks at many powerful ideas and aspects of Fabre's performance art, drawings, sculptures/installations, photographic works and films. Such as his idea of metamorphosis, his use of human bones, or the resonance between his work and that of old masters like Van Eyck, Rubens and De Braeckeleer. Homo Faber covers Fabre's whole artistic career, from the early years when he put himself on display in a shop window, through his performances where he set the audience's money on fire, to the 23 m high outdoor sculpture 'Totem' on the Ladeuzeplein, Louvain.With contributions by Giacinto di Pietrantonio (curator of the book), Bart De Baere and Paul Huvenne, Jan Hoet, Luigi Ficacci, Sebastian Hackenschmidt, Stefan Hertmans, Bart Verschaffel, Lorend Hegyi, Sylvie Ferre, Emil Hrvatin, Emmanuelle Nizou, Thierry Raspail and Johan Swinnen.Also available in Dutch, ISBN 978906153647
Author Co-Citation Analysis (ACA): a powerful tool for representing implicit knowledge of scholar knowledge workers
Full text linkIn the last decade, knowledge has emerged as one of the most important and valuable organizational assets. Gradually this importance caused to emergence of new discipline entitled ―knowledge management‖. However one of the major challenges of knowledge management is conversion implicit or tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge. Thus Making knowledge visible so that it can be better accessed, discussed, valued or generally managed is a long-standing objective in knowledge management. Accordingly in this paper author co- citation analysis (ACA) will be proposed as an efficient technique of knowledge visualization in academia (Scholar knowledge workers)
C M Taylor Keylogging Data: 07 Jan 2015 – 10 Jan 2015
No full textThis dataset is comprised of keylogging data from the author C M Taylor captured October 2014 – 6 February 2015; Keystroke files: 07/01/2015 – 10/01/2015.The dataset is comprised of screenshots and keystroke logs. The screenshots are saved individually as JPGs and BMPs as well as an AVI file, so the individual captures play as a film. Keystrokes are saved either as .rtf files or .txt. This data was created using keylogging software Spectre Pro (SpectreSoft) installed on a dedicated IBM Thinkpad laptop and then exported as TXT, RTF, JPEG, BMP and AVI files. They can be used for image and text analysis, teaching, art projects, or anything else of inspiration
C M Taylor Keylogging Data: 07 Jan 2015 – 30 Jan 2015
No full textThis dataset is comprised of keylogging data from the author C M Taylor captured October 2014 – 30 January 2015; Keystroke files: 07/01/2015 – 30/01/2015.The dataset is comprised of screenshots and keystroke logs. The screenshots are saved individually as JPGs and BMPs as well as an AVI file, so the individual captures play as a film. Keystrokes are saved either as .rtf files or .txt. This data was created using keylogging software Spectre Pro (SpectreSoft) installed on a dedicated IBM Thinkpad laptop and then exported as TXT, RTF, JPEG, BMP and AVI files. They can be used for image and text analysis, teaching, art projects, or anything else of inspiration
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