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Marketing dynamics and management excellence. The sources of successful internationalization of food processing company from transition economy (Case: MASPEX - Poland)
No full textThe paper presents a case story of the fall and rise of the food industry in Poland's transition economy, illustrated with the example of one of its most successful companies. The author distinguishes three stages of the economic transition of Poland: · stage one, in which the Polish food processing industry collapsed, faced with fierce foreign competition after the implementation of a strategy of liberalization and privatization; · stage two (since late 1990s) when young, dynamic and relatively well- educated Polish entrepreneurs and managers not only started to regain the local market but also begun international expansion, intensifying exports, primarily to EU markets, · stage three, during which the internationalization took the form of FDI in the former neighboring socialist/communist countries. The MASPEX Group provides an excellent example of successful revival and expansion achieved thanks to the company's: · dynamic marketing strategy executed by · a young, dynamic and highly professional management team.Poland, food processing industry, internationalization, transition economy., Agribusiness,
Toru Terada's "Hakucho Masamune"(1947)
No full text寺田透(1915-1995)は文芸批評家で、同時にフランス文学者であった。彼は、小林秀雄(1902-1983)の後に現れた批評家であった。彼は小林の強い影響を受けている。この論文では、寺田が、正宗白鳥(1897-1962)の初期小説をどのように評価したかを扱う。寺田は、白鳥論を1947年に発表して、文芸評論家として出発した。この寺田による評論は、白鳥自身に認められた。寺田は、白鳥の初期小説の主人公たちが夢想家であると指摘した。本論文では、その寺田の主張が正しいかどうか、検討した。結論として、寺田の主張がおおむね正しいことが、分かった。Toru Terada(1915-1995) was both a literary critic and a scholar of French literature. He ranked as a critic after Hideo Kobayashi(1902-1983), who greatly influenced Terada. In this article the author dealt with how Toru Terada thought of the early novels of Hakucho Masamune(1897-1962). Terada started his literary career after he published an article on Hakucho in 1947. The article by Terada was recognized as valid by Hakucho himself. In the same article, "Hakucho Masamune," Terada pointed out that the main characters in Hakucho's early novels were dreamers. In this article the author examines whether Terada was right or not. He concludes that what Terada pointed out is almost right.論文(articles)departmental bulletin pape
Toru Terada's view of Soseki Natsume
No full text寺田透(1915-1995)は文芸批評家でフランス文学の研究者であった。彼は小林秀雄(1902-1983)以後に出現した批評家であった(小林の影響が強かった)。本論文では寺田が夏目漱石(1867-1916)の作品をどのように考えたかということと、寺田自身の批評の立場とを扱った。Toru Terada(1915-1995) was both a literary critic and a scholar of French literature. He ranked as a critic after Hideo Kobayashi(1902-1983), who greatly influenced Terada. In this article the author dealt with what Terada thought of Soseki Natsume(1867-1916) and also with Terada's own literary position.論文(Article)departmental bulletin pape
The Influences of Sectarian Fanaticism on Descriptions of Other Sects
No full textWOS: 000391860100006Kitab al-Firaq is an important work belonging Abu Muhammad al -Yemeni. It reflects sectarian perception of Sunni scholars who lived in Yemen in the sixth century AH. But there is not enough information about the author and his work in the sources. But it is known that he has affected some scholars like Saksaki. In addition, influences of political, social and religious structure of Yemen can be seen in Kitab al-Firaq. Ash'arite, Ashabu'l-Hadith, Ismaelite, and Zaidiyyah were the most common sects in Yemen at that time. The social life of the region had been shaped by politics behaving sectarian competition. Hence, written books had ideological contents. Sectarian fanaticism was affecting the descriptions made on opponents. For instance, Abu Muhammad has used exclusionary language about dissident sects. In addition, he has selected the marginal views of sects; moreover, presented some opinions by falsifying and sometimes made generalizations. Therefore, modern researchers should be careful while using his book and similar works of Islamic heresiographical literature about problems such as these
Richard Wright: A Documented Chronology, 1908–1960
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/facultybooks/25/thumbnail.jpgIn this minutely detailed, comprehensive chronology, Toru Kiuchi and Yoshinobu Hakutani document the life in letters of the greatest African American writer of the twentieth century. The author of Black Boy and Native Son, among other works, Wright wrote unflinchingly about the black experience in the United States, where his books still influence discussions of race and social justice. Entries are documented by Wright’s journals, articles, and other works published and unpublished, as well as his letters to and from friends, associates, writers and public figures. Part One covers Wright’s life through the year 1946, the period in which he published his best-known work. Part Two covers the final fifteen years of his life in exile, a prolific period in which he wrote two novels, four works of nonfiction, and four thousand haiku. Each part begins with a historical and critical introduction.</p
Toru Terada' s view of Shusei Tokuda
No full text本論文で、寺田透(1915-1995)が徳田秋声(1871-1943)をどのように見たかということと、さらに、寺田の文学的な立場とを扱った。徳田の晩年の二作品(と)に、寺田は愛欲の濃さと悶えとを見、徳田を非知識人と規定した。寺田がこの徳田秋声論を発表した頃、彼自身、離婚と再婚とを体験した。寺田自身、生活の同伴者との関係に悩んだ。本論文は、寺田の徳田への共感と、寺田自身の個人的な生活との関係を扱った。さらに、文学作品の受容の問題を見た。In this article the author dealt with what Toru Terada (1915-1995) thought of Shusei Tokuda (1871-1943) and also with Terada's own literary position. Terada made clear in Shusei's later novels ( and )the agony caused by insatiable lust and also thought that Shusei was a non-intellectual. When he published his article on Shusei Tokuda, Terada himself got divorced and also got remarried -- he himself worried about a relationship with his partner. This article showed a relationship between Terada's sympathy for Shusei Tokuda and his own personal life. Moreover, it dealt with how a literary work was understood by its readers.論文(Article)departmental bulletin pape
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