• The Derzhavin-L'vov circle 

  Bennett, Sandra L (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 1989)

  The Derzhavin-L'vov circle was the most productive literary society in eighteenth-century Russia. It consisted primarily of four members, four poets who were drawn together by friendship, family ties and shared interests: ...
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  Neoliberalism and Border Crossings in Recent German Cinema 

  Fletcher, Kevin Alan (Thesis, Master of Arts, 2013)

  This thesis explores the actual impact of neoliberal or free market policies on the real lives of people in Europe from the 1980s onwards as refracted in cinema. The critical framework in Chapter One will summarise the ...
• Tarkovsky's Stalker from novella to film 

  Dorji, Kiri Marguerite (Dissertation, Bachelor of Arts with Honours, 1993)
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  Fruitful Land and National Cadres: Mainstreaming Resistance and Critical Realism in Contemporary Chinese TV Drama 

  Ma, Weijun (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2012)

  Despite the fact that alternative discourses have been located in recent Chinese TV dramas, scholars have tended to overlook and rarely consider the questions of resistance and the operation of resistance. In contrast, ...
• Brazilian National Identity in the Lyrics of Chico Buarque 

  Rubini de Carvalho Lean, Flavia Lucia (Thesis, Master of Arts, 2012)

  Music has a fundamental role in the popular culture of contemporary Brazil. Not only does music represent Brazilian national cultural identity, or brasilidade, to the international community, it is also a vehicle for ...

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