125 research outputs found
Fabler af Gyllenborg, ur dess Sednare Vitterhets Arbeten aftryckte
No full textHere is one of the nicest books I found in Sweden. Count Gustaf Fredrik Gyllenborg (1731-1808) was one of the original members of the Swedish Academy. This seems to be the important publication of fables by Gyllenborg. Does the title suggest that it was put together posthumously from the papers he left behind twenty years earlier? There are four books, introduced by an opening T of C. They seem typically Aesopic. Would one be correct to suspect a typical Enlightenment agenda in the fables? There is a strong lithographed frontispiece: Aesopus och Djuren. Aesop here is a balding senior among animals. The other three lithographed illustrations are LM (57); Tuppen City Tornet (109); and The Man with an Enlivened Snake (161). They are very well executed! Each lithograph is signed Lundquist and Gjöthstrom (?). The book's paper is unusually thin. This work has been put onto the web by Projekt Runeberg. Not in Bodemann.This is a hardbound book (hard cover)Language note: SwedishGustaf Fredrik Gyllenbor
Members on boat at convention, Vasa Order of America, Hoquiam, 1917
No full textHandwritten on image: VASA convention in Hoquiam, 1917.
Postcard addressed to K. Lundquist, 2715 E. Pike Str., Seattle, Wash. on verso. Text of postcard message in Swedish. Signed by Ted Lindberg
PH Coll 51.150Social clubs and organizations
Orchid love
No full textAs a 46XY chromosomal woman with the intersex variation Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS) recently separated from her husband, the author explores the philosophical intricacies of dating, sex and love through her journaling and documentary practice. This ‘empowered reveal’ forms the basis for a transformative, phenomenological exploration of love, loss, desire and sex through a prism of feminism and embodied difference. It will be argued the positioning of the author and her lovers together, sexually strong, is a rupture of asexual preinscription
"Man har inte säkerhet i tankarna när man gör det, utan man gör det för att det ska göras". : Byggnadsarbetares upplevelser av säkerhet på arbetsplatsen kopplat till risken för olyckor och dödsolyckor
No full textTitle: “You don’t do it to be safe, you do it to get it done” – Construction workers’ experiences of safety in the workplace linked to the risk of accidents resulting in injury or death Author: Anna Lundquist Program: Occupational Health Sciences 60 credits. Master thesis in Occupational Health Sciences 15 credits. University of Gävle Background: Construction workers work in high risk environments, where a combination of factors contribute to increase the risk of accidents resulting in injury or death. Between 2009 and 2018, 89 accidents resulting in death happened in the Swedish construction business, but despite this there is a lack of research on the subject. That is why it is important to explore construction workers’ experiences of safety and risks in the workplace. Aim: The aim of this study is to explore construction workers’ experiences of safety and risks linked to accidents resulting in injury or death. Method: Eight construction workers were recruited to the study. Semi-structured interviews were done over telephone with the eight construction workers, after which the interviews were transcribed and analyzed using a qualitative content analysis. Result: The overall theme that was identified from the experiences of the construction workers concerned health factors and risk factors in the workplace. Health factors such as participation, communication and preparation fit within the health factors, while physical and social risk factors, time pressure and vulnerability fit within the risk factors. Conclusion: This study has described construction workers’ experiences of safety and risks in the workplace, but the area is still unexplored. Further research is needed to chart construction workers’ experiences of safety and risks more clearly. In future, interventions can be adapted to decrease construction workers’ risks of accidents resulting in injury and death for both individuals and groups.Titel: ”Man har inte säkerhet i tankarna när man gör det, utan man gör det för att det ska göras” – Byggnadsarbetares upplevelser av säkerhet på arbetsplatsen kopplat till risken för olyckor och dödsolyckor. Författare: Anna Lundquist Program: Arbetshälsovetenskap 60 hp. Examensarbete i arbetshälsovetenskap, magisternivå 15 hp. Högskolan i Gävle Bakgrund: Byggnadsarbetare arbetar i riskfyllda miljöer där en kombination av faktorer bidrar till att risken för olyckor och dödsolyckor är högre än i andra branscher. Mellan 2009 och 2018 inträffade 89 olyckor med dödlig utgång inom svensk byggverksamhet, men trots det saknas det forskning om ämnet. Därför är det viktigt att undersöka vilka upplevelser byggnadsarbetare har av säkerhet och risker på arbetsplatsen. Syfte: Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka vad byggnadsarbetare har för upplevelser av säkerhet på arbetsplatsen kopplat till risken för olyckor och dödsolyckor. Metod: Åtta byggnadsarbetare rekryterades till studien. Semistrukturerade telefonintervjuer gjordes med de åtta byggnadsarbetarna, varpå intervjuerna transkriberades och analyserades genom en kvalitativ innehållsanalys. Resultat: Det övergripande temat som kunde identifieras utifrån byggnadsarbetarnas upplevelser berörde friskfaktorer och riskfaktorer i arbetet. Inom detta tema rymdes friskfaktorer som delaktighet, kommunikation och förberedelser, medan det inom riskfaktorerna rymdes fysiska och sociala riskfaktorer, tidspress och utsatthet. Slutsats: Denna uppsats har beskrivit byggnadsarbetares upplevelser av säkerhet och risker på arbetsplatsen men ämnet är fortfarande outforskat. Fler studier behöver göras för att tydligare kunna kartlägga byggnadsarbetares upplevelser av säkerhet och risker, vilka i sin tur kan användas till att anpassa interventioner för att minska risken för olyckor och dödsolyckor för byggnadsarbetare på individ- och gruppnivå
Pre-Columbian ear spools and their relationship to the sun
No full textArt history research paper.1982 Spring
LDS Scholar Contributes Essay to Book on Jewish Seafaring
No full textJohn M. Lundquist, an LDS scholar who has contributed to FARMS publications as author and editor, was recently invited by Raphael Patai, a noted scholar of Judaism, to write an appendix on Lehi\u27s voyage for a new book being prepared for publication by Princeton University Press entitled Jewish Seafaring
Free reflexives: Reflexives without a sentence-internal antecedent
No full textUnbound reflexives exist in Icelandic and Faroese in contexts where an “author” or a logophoric center has been
established in the discourse, as has been discussed by Maling (1984) and Sigurðsson (1990) for Icelandic, and
Barnes (1986) for Faroese
The Challenge of Prosthetic Services in Developing Countries
No full textProviding landmine victims and other disabled persons with the support and services they need to recover can be a challenging process in developing countries. The author describes that a holistic approach to rehabilitative care is necessary and applies this principle to community-based rehabilitation (CBR)
Emergency department patient flow
No full textPublic health is the health status of a population and uses different approaches to maintain the health of the population. Emergency departments play a key role in public health. They are complex and difficult due to many different factors. ABC Memorial Hospital had an emergency department that was inefficient and consistently failed to meet the time requirements they had set for themselves. The author was given opportunity to observe ABC Memorial’s ED and present the findings to the hospital’s Nurse Executive Forum. The purpose of this essay is to explore the overall importance of patient flow and patient satisfaction in the emergency department of a hospital. Throughout the essay the author will research and explore best practices, how to improve patient flow and satisfaction, and technology that helps improve the emergency department. The author will also provide the observations and recommendations given to ABC Memorial Hospital
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