Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 20 of 15105 for “"HIS"”.
-
Palestrina: His Time, His Life and His Music
To perform the music of Palestrina (and the music of other composers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries) a conductor should understand the prevailing style of the music of Palestrina's time.
-
Enrico Dandolo: His Life, His Family, and His Venice Before the Fourth Crusade
… most important doge in a millennium of Venetian history. Born in ca. 1107, Dandolo was the product of a proud but relatively new Venetian family that had devoted itself to commerce and service to the state. In his early years, Enrico lived through the enthusiasm of the Venetian crusade of 1122. …
-
Stephen Phillips : the dramatist, his poems, his dramas
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, English, 1930.
-
Stephen Vincent Benet: His Major Work, His Preparation for It, and a Bibliography of His Writings
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-03T20:51:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 0004458.pdf: 16221811 bytes, checksum: 948b4c31a76768fe5c6e3a324612cc5f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1952
-
Unravelling the Musical in Art: Matisse, his music and his textiles
… of inspiration that he maintained throughout his career. ‘I am made up of everything I have seen,’ he remarked, to which he might have added, ‘and heard.’ Practising, performing, listening and concert-going: music, like textiles, was a lifelong pursuit. But his passion for them is not simply …
-
Revelations of Keats and his poetry as found in his letters.
The purpose of this study is to set forth the sources and emotions of Keats's poems as they are revealed in his letters. I have sought also to portray Keats, the man, as he has been shown in his correspondence with his friends and with his family.
-
Athol Fugard : his dramatic work with special reference to his later plays
… writer highlights Fugard's regional artistry, his authentic reflection and recreation of a nation's tormented soul. The first chapter deals with Fugard's early plays, revealing the embryonic playwright and those characteristics of imagery, construction, language and content to be developed and …
-
Into His marvellous light
… kenotic act, deconstructing darkness and it is this sublime aspect of light that takes us beyond the limits of our own imaginations, and in that process raises us to unexpected insight and perception. This thesis is a discourse on the sublimity of light that has provided a catalyst for fresh …
-
Keats and his circle.
In this study I have attempted to show Keat's relationship to his friends, including his family and Fanny Brawne, and something of the influence of these friends on the poet's life and works.
-
Juan Valera: His Ideas on Poetry and Poets and a Study of His Poetry and Its Relationships to His Prose Fiction
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-14T06:41:48Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7616150.pdf: 17229114 bytes, checksum: 67dfbc79fb3572a8785ea75bc567cc6c (MD5) Previous issue date: 1976
-
Diogenes in his own time.
… chronologically served as a bridge between them, historically rendering Cynicism for much of its history nothing more than a stopgap. The purpose of this thesis is to show that Diogenes' philosophy was not a stopgap, but rather a viable alternative to the major philosophies which paid it little …
-
Richard Fuller and His Preaching
Th. D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 1953
-
Handel and his accompanied recitatives
This dissertation provides the first comprehensive study ever undertaken of Handel’s accompanied recitatives. It traces the evolution of the medium within his vocal works from 1704 up until the composer’s final English language works in the 1750s. Using music manuscripts, wordbooks, the early …
-
Reading Houellebecq And His Fictions
This dissertation explores the role of the author in literary criticism through the polarizing protagonist of contemporary French literature, Michel Houellebecq, whose novels have been both consecrated by France’s most prestigious literary prizes and mired in controversies. The polemics defining …
Page 1 of 756