288 research outputs found
”Babes in the wood?”: Intertekstuaalisuus ja subteksti Solveig von Schoultzin novellissa ”Även dina kameler”
No full text”Babes in the wood?” – Intertextuality and subtext in the short story ”Även dina kameler” by Solveig von Schoultz
In my article I examine three central intertexts in the short story “Även dina kameler” (Even your camels) written by the Finland-Swedish author Solveig von Schoultz in 1965. The short story includes several, “odd” intertextual fragments, which all seem to point at a secret of some kind, hidden from the reader. In my analysis I use the definition of the term “subtext”, put forward by the literary critic Michael Riffaterre in his book Fictional Truth, in order to show how the mysteriousness of the text is constructed, how the intertexts build up the “subtext” of the short story and what the secret is that the story both hides and signals of. This way one gets a picture of how the seemingly plain and realistic text is actually built up in an effective and elaborate way and characterised by high textual density.
The analyzed intertexts all relate to certain topics: a mother, who is distant or dead, a woman’s identity and changes in it, and how words get or loose their meaning. All in all, the short story shows both on its explicit and hidden level how the death of the protagonist’s mother – the hidden secret of the text – has lead to the creation of a language of one’s own. The significance of language is, then, connected to loss. The strange words and allusions the woman protagonist uses also put forward the metalinguistic and poetic message of the story; the importance of language, and how language can both carry meanings, and become empty of meaning. In this way the story is even connected to the author’s own enterprise
Aesops Fabler
No full textThis slim book of some 24 pages was apparently a Christmas gift of the Bergen Faktorforening. In fact, Wiig had done a 1951 translation of Aesop 106 pages in length, illustrated by Johan Berle Reidar and published by J.W. Eides. I have found a copy available and have ordered it. I am delighted to find this book from Bergen and from a Bergen bookseller because I did not have time to seek out booksellers during our short stay there this summer. Strong endpapers offer a forest with a lion attacking, a squirrel (?) fleeing, and a donkey prancing. The Aesop of the cover and title page look to me as though they were in India. That cover has a background of green and gold for its line-drawing of the seated fabulist. In the book's first illustration, miller and son both are bent in dejection. I need a good Norwegian to tell me what happened to their ass! There are two strong, highly interpretative illustrations for OR and three for FG. Similarly, the artist takes two moments to picture in AD. The second pictures quite dramatically and minutely the ant biting the big toe of the hairy hunter. Is that Androcles in the last picture? Is there a text to accompany this picture? It is a feather in the cap of this collection that a rare book like this becomes available here. Online I could find only four copies. Two are in Denmark, one is in China, and the last is at the University of Southern California. This copy has a slightly musty smell.This is a hardbound book (hard cover)Language note: NorwegianLimited to 300 copiesOversatt av Hanna Wii
Solveig to Dear friend - James Meredith (Undated)
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Literacy Events in Writing Play Workshops with Children Aged Three to Five: A Study of Agential Cuts with the Artographic Triple Dimensions as a Lens
No full textThe aim of this article is to explore how the multiple perspectives offered by an artographer’s lens contribute to three literacy events generated by writing play activities for children three to five years old. These events are part of a more comprehensive study of emergent literacy in writing play workshops, focusing on writing in different displays and with different writing tools. The artographer in the comprehensive study is Solveig Åsgard Bendiksen, also the first author in this article. The two other co-authors contribute with artographic methodology and with concepts from agential realism in the analysis of three literacy events. The intra-actions between the artographer, the children, the affects, the affordance of rich materials, and the context as performative agents in diffractive reading produced a number of findings concerning emergent writing literacy, especially concerning emergent cultural literacy
Danske Open Access-tidsskrifter & DOAJ
No full textOm projektet
Projektet løber fra januar 2021 til december 2022.
Projektets målsætninger er
at øge antallet af danske Open Access-tidsskrifters inklusion i DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
at øge synligheden af danske Open Access-tidsskrifter
at styrke tidsskrifternes kvalitet og videnskabelige troværdighed
Projektet tager udgangspunkt i Open Access-tidsskrifter på de tre institutioners OJS-servere.
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Projektgruppen supporterer redaktørerne i klargørelse til inklusion. Denne proces er almindeligvis tidsskrævende og forudsætter løbende dialog
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Solveig Sandal Johnsen, [email protected] (KB/AUL)
Projektgruppen:
Alexandra Fogtmann-Schulz (KB/AUL), Anna Stegger Gemzøe (AAU), Claus Rosenkrantz Hansen (CBS),
Gertrud Stougaard Thomsen (KB/AUL), Jesper Boserup Thestrup (KB/AUL), Kasper Bruun (KB/RUb),
Rasmus Rindom Riise (KB/KUB) og Rie Karen Marie Iversen (KB/KUB
Ventilation i gamla hus - Tema: Forskning och utveckling
No full textBland forskarna vid Chalmers pågår en diskussion om tekniska, klimat- och miljömässiga för- och nackdelar hos olika ventilationssystem samt vilken arkitektonisk betydelse de haft. Ett viktigt slutmål är bl a hur ventilationssystem i befintliga byggnader kan utnyttjas och förbättras med hjälp av naturkrafter och modern teknik så att både brukarens krav på sund miljö och kravet på varsamhet mot byggnaden kan tillgodoses.
Ventilation i gamla hus - Tema: Forskning och utveckling [Elektronisk resurs]
No full textBland forskarna vid Chalmers pågår en diskussion om tekniska, klimat- och miljömässiga för- och nackdelar hos olika ventilationssystem samt vilken arkitektonisk betydelse de haft. Ett viktigt slutmål är bl a hur ventilationssystem i befintliga byggnader kan utnyttjas och förbättras med hjälp av naturkrafter och modern teknik så att både brukarens krav på sund miljö och kravet på varsamhet mot byggnaden kan tillgodoses. </p
Risk factors for lameness in cubicle housed Austrian Simmental dairy cows
No full textAustrian dairy farming is characterised by predominant use of Simmental cows on small-scale farms. Our aim was to identify lameness risk factors related to housing and management in cubicle housed Austrian dairy cows. Furthermore, we used animal-based parameters (ABP) as integrated measures of cubicle quality and feeding management. The first author visited 30 farms in eastern Austria with 24-54 cows (mean = 35) in the milking herd during winter housing period, and collected data on housing, management, behaviour, and lameness via direct observations and an interview (part of Welfare Quality(R) project). Mean lameness prevalence was 31% (range 6-70%). Data were analysed using logistic regression with generalised estimating equations (GEE). The final model was based on 832 cows and included six risk variables, five ABP, and the significant confounders 'county' and 'lactation number'. Odds for lameness increased with decreasing lying comfort, except for cubicle width. The following lying-related factors were significant in the final model (odds ratios (OR) in brackets): mats/mattresses as opposed to deep bedded cubicle base (1.61), length of lying area (OR 186-191 vs. 3.5 had at least 0.39 lower odds of being lame, while cows with suboptimal milk protein content (3.8%) had 1.37 times higher odds. Odds for lameness clearly increased with age (OR lactation >4 vs. 1 = 3.38). In sum, lying comfort and nutrition are key areas for lameness prevention on modern dairy farms in Austria with herd sizes above 30 cows. (C) 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.European Commission [FOOD-CT-2004-506508
NHL-2007 - familiäre Prädisposition für Non-Hodgkin-Lymphome bei Kindern und Jugendlichen
No full textIn Germany, NHL are the third most common cancer in children. Although significant progress has been made in the treatment of childhood NHL, the majority of etiological factors of NHL and its subtypes remain unclear. The NHL-2007 study aimed to determine if there is an excess of malignancies, especially lymphoid malignancies in relatives of childhood NHL patients for the entire group, as well as for distinct biological subgroups of childhood NHL.In the NHL-2007 study included participants were former patients with NHL in childhood (ages 0-15) who were treated in cooperative, multicenter study groups between 1986 and 2007 in Germany.Non-Hodgkin-Lymphome (NHL) sind in Deutschland die dritthäufigste maligne Erkrankung im Kindesalter. Während die Medizin einen bedeutenden Fortschritt bei der Behandlung von NHL im Kindesalter verzeichnet, sind nur wenig Forschungsergebnisse mit Bezug auf die Ätiologie des NHL und seinen Subtypen bekannt. In die NHL-2007 Studie wurden alle (ehemaligen) Patienten eingeschlossen, die an NHL im Kindesalter erkrankt waren (Altersspanne 0-15) und in den multizentrischen Behandlungsstudien von 1986 bis 2007 in Deutschland behandelt worden sind.Für die NHL-2007 Studie wurde ein eigens angefertigter Fragebogen entwickelt und in einer Pilotstudie getestet. Entsprechend der Ergebnisse der Pilotstudie wurde der Fragebogen für die NHL-2007 Studie optimiert und eine passende Datenbank programmiert
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