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European Culture:     more books (100)

European Culture in the Great War: The Arts, Entertainment and Propaganda, 1914-1918 (Studies in the Social and Cultural History of Modern Warfare) Classical Influences on European Culture A.D. 500-1500 by R. R. Bolgar, 2009-08-06 The New European Cinema: Redrawing the Map (Film and Culture Series) by Rosalind Galt PhD, 2006-02-22 Subjugated Animals: Animals And Anthropocentrism in Early Modern European Culture by Nathaniel Wolloch, 2006-11-01 Communicating Cultures: European Studeis in Culture and Policy (European Studies in Culture and Policy) by Ullrich Kockel, Mairead Craith, 2005-08-01 Trials of Europeanization: Turkish Political Culture and the European Union by Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, 2010-10-26 Christianity and European Culture: Selections from the Work of Christopher Dawson by Gerald J. Russello, Christopher Dawson, 1998-10 Transmitting Culture (European Perspectives: A Series in Social Thought and Cultural Criticism) by Régis Debray, 2004-05 Vanities of the Eye: Vision in Early Modern European Culture by Stuart Clark, 2009-03-15 Semiotic Evolution And The Dynamics Of Culture (European Semiotics, V. 5.) by Marcel Bax, BAREND VAN HEUSDEN, et all 2004-09 Private Law and the Many Cultures of Europe (Private Law in European Context) by Wilhelmsson, 2007-08-09 Slaves to Sweetness: British and Caribbean Literatures of Sugar (Liverpool University Press - Studies in European Regional Cultures) by Carl Plasa, 2009-06-15 Wagnerism in European Culture and Politics Global America?: The Cultural Consequences of Globalization (Liverpool University Press - Studies in European Regional Cultures)

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21. Pravda.RU Phantomas Passion
    european culture returns to decadence of the early 20th century. 1230 PHANTOMASPASSION european culture returns to decadence of the early 20th century.  
    http://english.pravda.ru/culture/2002/05/30/29496.html
    
    Extractions: In France, there is even a Friends of Phantomas association. This is not a sect or a literary circle. The members of the association want to know Phantomas’s origin. According to Phantomas’s friends, people like Fandor or Juve are rare, who believe that they could solve the mystery of this demonic hero. At the seminar, books and web-sites devoted to Phantomas were presented, old films of Claude Chabrol were shown. At the seminar manuscrips of journalists Marceile Allain and Pierre Souvestre who created in 1911 the character considered by Europeans to be embodiment of evil. Souvestre died in 1914, while Allain lived till 1969, though he was always under pressure of this twilight character.

22. OUP USA: Oxford Studies In Modern European Culture
    Oxford Studies in Modern european culture French Fiction in the Mitterrand Years,0198159552, $24.95 (04), paper Add to My Basket French Fiction in the  
    http://www.oup-usa.org/catalogs/general/series/Oxford_Studies_in_Modern_European
    
    Extractions: Enter words or phrases, separated by commas: Continue searching in the General Catalog or select Find A Book to search all catalogs. Search: All text by Author and/or Title by ISBN by Publication Year Oxford Studies in Modern European Culture French Fiction in the Mitterrand Years , 0198159552, $26.00 (04), paper

23. Dept Of Modern Languages - MA In European Culture And Society
    Undergraduate. Joint Hons in Modern Languages. Postgraduate. MA european culture Society. Other. University Language Programme. MA in european culture and Society.  
    http://languages.ntu.ac.uk/courses/MAECS.html
    
    Extractions: contact / apply MA English Language Teaching Teaching of English as a Foreign Language Other University Language Programme MA in European Culture and Society Europe in the twentieth century has been characterised by a series of upheavals and displacements. War, social, political and economic change, ideological oppositions, and technological developments have all led to widespread experiences of displacement, flux and mutation. These experiences, rooted as they are in historical events such as the Second World War, give rise to a number of interconnected social, political and cultural developments. For these reasons, the approach of the MA in European Culture and Society is interdisciplinary, integrating the study of socio-political and cultural issues in post-war Europe, East and West. In this way, debates concerning, for example, the inheritance of the Enlightenment, engagement and aesthetics, multiculturalism and the 'end of history' thesis are discussed in the context of a range of socio-political developments in the post-war era. The MA is taught in English, but will be of particular interest to graduates who have a good knowledge of another European language.

24. Dept Of Modern Languages - MA In European Culture And Society
    Joint Hons in Modern Languages. Postgraduate. MA european culture Society. Other.University Language Programme. MA in european culture and Society Course content.  
    http://languages.ntu.ac.uk/courses/MAECS_modules.html
    
    Extractions: Course content The MA comprises three units of study. The first unit consists of the two core modules 'European Debates' and 'Socio-political Developments', both of which are worth 20 credits. The second unit consists of two options, both of which are also worth 20 credits. Finally, there is a dissertation, which will be supervised by one of the teaching team, and is worth 40 credits. This represents a total of 120 credits. The two core modules are mutually reinforcing and introduce a range of debates and sociopolitical developments in post-war Europe. For example, towards the end of the core component debates around Fukuyama's 'end of history' thesis are discussed in the context of the collapse Eastern Bloc communist regimes at the end of the 1980s. Similarly, the decline in faith in a 'Reithian' model of culture is discussed in the context of the success of neo-liberal political and economic regimes from the late 1970s onwards. With the core component as a basis, participants go on to choose two options from a range which covers subjects such as the European novel, European cinema, multiculturalism and human rights, and the European social dimension.

25. European Culture
    european culture. european culture and Society The modules you take during years2 and 3 focus on specific aspects of European society and culture.  
    http://solinux.brookes.ac.uk/solws/courses/euroculture/
    
    Extractions: European Culture and Society Oxford Brookes has again been rated Britain's top new University recently in several national league tables. Languages at Brookes also attained top ratings in the last teaching quality assessment exercise by the Higher Education Funding Council for England. European Culture and Society offers you the chance to study a new language from scratch, or to continue studying a language taken at GCSE. You may choose from French, German, Italian or Spanish. If you have an A-level language, you can study it as part of a joint honours degree course with European Culture and Society. Explore Europe and learn a new language What does it mean to be a European? What are the common social and cultural ties that bring citizens of Europe together and the distinctive traditions and features that define their national and regional identities? This three-year course encourages you to explore these questions through the study of the contemporary European social and cultural scene, while at the same time learning a new European language. You take European Culture and Society as part of a joint honours degree with another single field If you have an A-level or equivalent in French, German or Spanish, you might want to combine European Culture and Society with a single field in

26. CyberSpace Search!
    SEARCH THE WEB. Results 1 through 9 of 9 for european culture.  
    http://www.cyberspace.com/cgi-bin/cs_search.cgi?Terms=european culture

27. Emilia-Romagna - European Culture - Vice-Presidency And Council For Culture - Em
    Image description 1. Special Events. The Culture of EmiliaRomagna.Intro Beginnings Towns and cities Handicrafts Museums Visual arts  
    http://www.culturadeuropa.it/accessibile/eng/ita1.html

28. Central Europe Review - Central And East European Culture In The UK
    ON DISPLAY Prague's Next Wave Theatre Festival. Central european culture inthe UK. Culture Roundup for Poland. BOOKS Review Two Books by Ewald Murrer.  
    http://www.ce-review.org/99/17/ondisplay17_horton.html
    
    Extractions: Coming Up in the UK Andrew J Horton Details of selected Central and East European cultural events in the UK over the next few weeks, a Central European cultural detente, women playwrights in translation, a Polish composer remembers Poland's most famous film director and funny money at the Slovak Embassy. In this week's Coming Up section we have: Click on the appropiate heading or just scroll down to browse. Plenty of Central European film scheduled for this festival, which takes place from 7 to 23 October 1999. Amongst the features will be a whole host of Czech and Polish films, including a retrospective of the Polish film-maker Jerzy Skolimowski, classics by Milos Forman and the 1947 Czech animated film which has inspired generations of Czech and international animators since. There will also be an interview with the composer Zbigniew Priesner, renowned for his music for the films of Krzysztof Kieslowski, combined with a screening of Three Colours: Red . At a seperate event there will be a screening of Kieslowski's rarely seen early-1980s classic Blind Chance Amongst the contemporary films on show there will be some of the more popular of Czech films of the last year, including

29. Central Europe Review - Central And East European Culture In The UK
    The last months of the millenium look as if they will be surreal one for aficionadosof Central and East european culture in the UK, with a fusion of rock and  
    http://www.ce-review.org/99/21/ondisplay21_horton.html
    
    Extractions: Coming Up in the UK Andrew J Horton The last months of the millenium look as if they will be surreal one for aficionados of Central and East European culture in the UK, with a fusion of rock and Hungarian silent films to create a "cinetrip", Amazons of the avant-garde, and fantastic realism at the Riverside Studios, amongst other things. In this week's Coming Up section we have: Click on the appropiate heading or just scroll down to browse. The London Film Festival is one of the biggest film festivals in the world. This is your chance to catch up with what are the biggest sellers around the world. Despite its emphasis on successful films, London does manage to slip in a few interesting items: Moloch , the latest film from Alexandr Sokurov, the disciple of Tarkovsky who has attracted the admiration of Martin Scorsese and Nick Cave, is one that will be a must-see on most people's lists. Another such film will be Fred Kelemen's Nightfall , probably appealing to a similar crowd. For a Kinoeye review of his first film

30. Cultivate Interactive Issue 5: OpenHeritage: Enabling The European Culture Econo
    OpenHeritage Enabling the european culture Economy. By GabrieleScali, Flavio Tariffi, Stefano Cuomo, Hub Kockelkorn, Dominique  
    http://www.cultivate-int.org/issue5/openheritage/
    
    Extractions: Search Options Help Site Map Cultivate Web Site Search Home Current Issue Index of Back Issues Issue 5 Home ... Misc. By Gabriele Scali, Flavio Tariffi, Stefano Cuomo, Hub Kockelkorn, Dominique DeLouis and George Mallen - October 2001 OpenHeritage [ ] is a research project funded under the Fifth Framework Programme (Jan 2001 - Dec 2002) aiming to create an IT infrastructure and service to improve access to collections information held by regional museums and galleries. The collections of regionally distributed smaller museums will thus be as attractive and accessible as the larger, better known, museum collections. This "cultural driven" economy could give a significant contribution to the local economic development enabling the enrichment of local touristic and cultural assets. It has been pointed out by several surveys that the application of technological solutions to memory institutions in fields such as the multimedia management and valorisation of museum and library collections is failing to express substantive and sustainable economic results for a number of reasons. The main being the lack of a self-supporting economic model for the promotion and exploitation of Cultural Heritage through ICT, and the excessive "technology push" in the use of virtualisation, to the expense of a sound understanding of the global vs. local processes. The result is the improper use of innovation often deployed in an self-referential way.

31. DaimlerChrysler - News - European Culture Award 2000
    european culture Award 2000 for DaimlerChrysler. Cultural foundation Pro Europaacknowledges longterm commitment. Kopenhagen / Stuttgart, September 9, 2000.  
    http://www.daimlerchrysler.com/news/top/2000/t00909_e.htm
    
    Extractions: European Culture Award 2000 for DaimlerChrysler Cultural foundation Pro Europa acknowledges long-term commitment Kopenhagen / Stuttgart, September 9, 2000 Pro Europa, a European cultural foundation, acknowledges DaimlerChrysler's imaginative cultural commitment with the European Culture Award 2000. The award was presented at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, in a ceremony attended by Her Majesty the Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and HRH Prince Henrik. In previous years, Prof. August Everding, Lord Weidenfeld and Dr. Herbert Burda were among the award winners. This year, the private European cultural foundation honors a large corporation - DaimlerChrysler AG - which understands its target of providing mobility also in a figurative sense. Dr. Christoph Walther received the certificate from Sénateur Louis Jung Dr. Christoph Walther, Head of Communication at DaimlerChrysler AG, received the certificate from Sénateur Louis Jung, Honorary President of the Council of Europe, on September 9, 2000. Dr. Walther on the corporation's targets: "Culture is to bring people together. With our cultural activities we want to build emotional bridges between nations and between different groups of the population."

32. Western European Culture In Miniature
    Western european culture in Miniature. The new Slovenian state isindeed young, but Slovenes were not born yesterday. They entered  
    http://www.gzs.si/ENG/slovenia/history2.htm
    
    Extractions: Western European Culture in Miniature The new Slovenian state is indeed young, but Slovenes were not born yesterday. They entered European history as a distinct nation some one-and-a-half thousand years ago, when they came to this country from the frozen east to worship the sun, life, and beauty of nature. They crowned their own princes and, in the middle of a field, set them on a throne fashioned from the debris of local Roman ruins. This throne has been preserved right up to the present day, and has been weathered by influences from both the East and the West. For a little over a thousand years the Slovenes lost their independence. They were ruled by Bavarian, Frankish, Czech and Hapsburg masters, and their pagan gods were replaced by the Christian God and the Slav spirit fused irrevocably with the culture of western Europe. Slovene art followed that of Europe from the Romanesque period on, first in church and monastic architecture, and then between the 12th and 15th centuries in the construction of castles and towns. Masters of Slovene Renaissance in sculpture and painting worked side by side with famous Italian artists. In 1992 Slovenia introduced its own currency, which many describe as one of the most attractive in Europe. The banknotes are illustrated with the images of the Renaissance composer Jacobus Gallus, the author of the first Slovene book Primoz Trubar, the historian Janez Vajkard Valvasor, the greatest Slovene poet France Prešeren, the world famous mathematician Jurij Vega, the painter Rihard Jakopic, the architect Joze Plecnik, whose buildings provide ornamentation for numerous European cities, the paintress Ivana Kobilca and the famous Slovenian writer and playwright Ivan Cankar. Their names may sound strange to those of you who are not yet familiar with the Slovene language, but when you come here and get to know their work, you will surely recognise one fact: little Slovenia is a country with an amazingly rich history and culture.

33. Shop@Infopia: Bargains And Discounts On Thousands Of Deals, Collectibles - Europ
    Egg Cups. Egyptian Culture. Electric Fans. european culture. Fairs, Expositions.Fantasy, Mythical. Farm. Featured Products. Home Collectibles european culture.  
    http://app.infopia.com/Shop/Control/fp/scat/9859
    
    Extractions: Find A Product Search by... Title Description Everything Your Cart No items in cart View Cart Checkout Categories All Departments Collectibles Advertising: Agriculture Advertising: Breweriana Advertising: Distillery Advertising: European Cars ... Wildlife European Culture Book Original John Deere Tractors

34. UECA-United European Culture Association
    Milano Opera nel campo della musica e del teatro. Dettaglio dei servizi offerti, calendario eventi e recapiti per contatti.  
    http://www.ueca.it/

35. FAST-BIE-5 (AV2G) Introduction To European Culture
    Introduction to european culture FAST Area Studies Program (Luke) Department ofTranslation Studies, University of Tampere, european culture Papers Collection.  
    http://www.uta.fi/FAST/BIE/BI5/
    
    Extractions: FAST-BIE-5 (TREN-AV2G) Introduction to European Culture is a core course in the FAST Curriculum and optional course in the English Translation Curriculum. BIE-5 introduces the main developments in the arts of painting, sculpture, architecture, music and dance from the time of the Renaissance in Europe to the present. Parallel developments in the different arts will be examined, accompanied by slides, music and occasional videos. The main attention will be paid to the pictorial arts. Classes will include such topics as Giotto and the early Renaissance, Brunelleschi and Leonardo da Vinci, Bernini and Rome, the Impressionists and Debussy, classical ballet and modern dance, and the development of modern sculpture. BIE-5 is offered in the autumn term on Fridays from 10.15-1200 in Room B-236 in Pyynikki. The course is worth one credit, with evaluation by a short paper on a theme connected with the arts in Europe.

36. FAST-BIE-5 (AV2G) Introduction To European Culture Papers Index
    Introduction to european culture Papers FASTBIE-5 (AV2G) Introduction to EuropeanCulture (Luke) FAST Area Studies Program Department of Translation Studies  
    http://www.uta.fi/FAST/BIE/BI5/bi5paps.html

37. :: Junior Program In European Culture And Society ::
    http://millennium.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/junior/

38. European Cultural Digest
    By Puri Ru­z. From european culture Digest reports how governments and local authorities may be partly responsible for the early deaths of a people that contributes hugely to Spanish society.  
    http://www.european-digest.com/ecd02/docs/digest08.htm
    
    Extractions: 500 years of rejection More than one million gypsies, a sixth of the European gypsy, Romany and traveller population, are thought to live in Spain, though many do not appear in censuses. Their treatment by settlers, people who live non-nomadic lives, is as bad, if not worse, than it was five centuries ago. Life expectancy of gypsies is 20 years less than non-gypsies and, as PURI RUÍZ reports, governments and local authorities may be partly responsible for the early deaths of a people that contributes hugely to Spanish society. by Puri Ruíz artwork by Gemma Sabatés (click on picture to view larger version) P resencia Gitana is one of the most active associations in Spain fighting xenophobia. Cosmopolitan, courageous and non-religious, it is trying to redress the balance in a country in which gypsies have been reviled for centuries. During the same period, gypsies have added so much in the way of cultural variety that what they are asking for now seems to be so little. In Spain, the word gitano (gypsy), which stands for identity and nomadism, has always been used as an insult. And the eternal dilemma of the gypsy people has been to choose between survival and the preservation of ancient traditions. Choose the former can mean they lose their roots; fight for the latter has seen them persecuted and killed.

39. Study Abroad Programme In Modern European Culture - School Of Modern Languages -
    UoN welcome page. Study Abroad Programme in Modern european cultureA one semester programme. The programme provides an introduction  
    http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/modern-languages/school/iyasem.html
    
    Extractions: A one semester programme Students take modules (assessed by essay and/or examination) amounting to 60 credits in the course of the semester, as follows: (all at 10 credits unless otherwise specified, and assessed by one essay and/or one examination. Texts of non-English writers studied in English translation). The Transformation of England 1750-1914 (sem 2) The 19th Century Woman (sem 1) Socialism and the rise of the Labour Party (sem 1) Spain in the Twentieth Century (sem 2) Discovery, Empire, Colonies: The Portuguese-speaking world 1500-1750

40. Study Abroad Programme In Modern European Culture - School Of Modern Languages -
    UoN welcome page. Study Abroad Programme in Modern european cultureA one year programme from September to July. The programme provides  
    http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/modern-languages/school/iyayrprog.html
    
    Extractions: A one year programme from September to July The programme provides an introduction to the culture of Britain, France, Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Russia and post-Communist Eastern Europe. It offers core modules on the ideas and movements which shaped European culture in modern times and on the emergence of contemporary European culture. The programme includes a range of specialist modules on key aspects of the cultural life and history of the countries studied. Students also have the opportunity to learn a European language other than English from scratch. The programme includes for a small additional cost a week-long study visit to one major European city (from London, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, St Petersburg) at Easter time. Students follow a mixture of tailor-made modules and modules taken by Nottingham undergraduates. The programme is taught in English. Students take modules (assessed by essay and/or examination) amounting to 120 credits in the course of the year, as follows: (compulsory and assessed by one essay and/or one examination) Foundations of European Culture (10 credits). Key movements, ideas and people from the Enlightenment to Marx, Nietzsche and Freud.

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