81. European Culture european culture Kristof Kristiansen Two 90minute blocks per week- first half of Term Rationale european culture has been and http://www.ipc.dk/study_prg/subjects/european_culture_kk.htm

European Culture Kristof Kristiansen Two 90-minute blocks per week - first half of Term Rationale European culture has been and continues to be a significant force in the global society and in its influence on other cultures. An understanding of recent developments in Euro-culture is valuable in determining the extent to which our view of the world and ourselves has been and is shaped by cultural currents emanating from Europe. Objectives To introduce students to key themes in European culture in the 19th and 20th century and to give a bird's-eye view on major trends in art, architecture and film. Content In the last 150 years intellectuals in Europe have tried to come to terms with a dominating sense of alienation and absurdity of life. The class will focus on analysis and interpretation of selected works from European culture since the middle of the 19th century - philosophy, painting, music, film and design. To which degree are these relics of the past living elements in our life today? Can we still find pleasure or gain knowledge from our ancestors' artistic attempt to describe or explain the basic questions of human existence? Method Combination of lectures, group work and class discussion based on audio-visual material and 5-10 pages of readings for each class. Please note that all students will be expected to be active in class and make contributions.

82. The Crisis Of European Culture The Crisis of european culture, 18701920. Topics. Industrialization; Imperialism;Competition among European nation-states; Rapidly changing urban culture. http://www.sandiego.edu/~mmcclain/culture.html

The Crisis of European Culture, 1870-1920 Topics The Experience of Modernity Industrialization Imperialism Competition among European nation-states Rapidly changing urban culture New Ideas Physics: Einstein(1879-1955) Philosophy: Nietzsche (1844-1900) History: Karl Marx (1818-1883) Psychology: Sigmund Freud (1859-1939) Sociology: Max Weber (1864-1920) Characteristics of the Cultural Crisis A sense that the culture had lost its bearings, that there is a collapse of values or a bankruptcy of values The recognition that the traditional values led only to a war, industrial squalor, the breakdown of traditional rural society, exploitation of other cultures and races, and a society built on power and greed A shift in paradigms [models of how the world works] from the closed, finite, measurable, cause-and-effect universe of 19th century science to an open, relativistic, changing, strange universe Einstein's "theory of relativity" The development of studies and ideas which focused on the nature and functioning of the individual , such as psychology and psychotherapy The discovery that the forces governing behaviour are hidden: psychology, economics, politics Marx, Freud, Neitzsche, etc.

83. Aspects Of Gender And European Culture Aspects of Gender and european culture EAST/WEST Seeing it Differently.Friday 9 March 2001. University of Sheffield Theatre Workshop http://www.shef.ac.uk/french/gender/esrcfunded.html

Aspects of Gender and European Culture: EAST/WEST - Seeing it Differently Friday 9 March 2001 University of Sheffield Theatre Workshop Department of English Literature, Shearwood Road This research seminar series is based on an evolving collaboration between the Centre for Interdisciplinary Gender Studies Programme Arrival and coffee Introduction and welcome Introduction and welcome Sally Shuttleworth (Professor in English Literature, University of Sheffield) Through the I of a camera: women and autobiography in contemporary European film Wendy Everett (Department of French, University of Bath) Gender in the modern French fantasy film Guy Austin (Department of French, University of Sheffield) A meeting of minds: Elizabeth Le Compte's take on Faust by way of Gertrude Stein Johan Callens (Department of English, Free University of Brussels) Lunch Cold War in the Kitchen: Gender and the Destalinization of Consumer Taste Susie Reid (Department of Russian and Slavonic Studies, University of Sheffield) Russian Women Dramatists of the Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Eras Robert Russell (Department of Russian and Slavonic Studies, University of Sheffield)

84. ACLA - Other Conferences - European Culture In A Changing World eg, CALL)? · How does culture and identity influence the processand products of language learning and language use? · How can http://www.acla.org/conf_flagstaff.html

7th Annual English Conference at the Peaks: "Language: A means to an end, an end to a means" T he 7th Annual English Conference at the Peaks April 4-5, 2003 at Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ The Organization of Graduate Students of English of Northern Arizona University invites submissions for the 7th annual interdisciplinary English conference. (http://web.pdx.edu/~conrads/) and Steve Irons, CEO, Imagetag Inc. (www.imagetag.com). Language is both a process and a product. For those of us in English studies, emphasis is sometimes given to text as a process rather than product, as well as sometimes emphasizing product over process. The 7th Annual Conference at the Peaks wishes to explore this reciprocating relationship through technology studies as well as the traditional modes of scholarship: Registration fee: $20.00 regular, $5.00 for NAU students (Registration Submission Guidelines Please submit your abstract and include the following information: email address) of all presenters.

85. ACLA - Other Conferences - European Culture In A Changing World Other Conferences. Fourth Symbiosis Conference Across the Great Divide .Fourth Symbiosis Conference Across the Great Divide Edinburgh http://www.acla.org/conf_edinburgh.html

Fourth Symbiosis Conference: "Across the Great Divide" Fourth Symbiosis Conference: "Across the Great Divide" Edinburgh, 18-21 July 2003 CALL FOR PAPERS The STAR Project is collaborating with Symbiosis, a journal of Anglo-American literary relations, to hold the Fourth Symbiosis Conference, "Across the Great Divide," in Edinburgh from July 18-21, 2003. The conference invites papers on all aspects of literary, theoretical, and material transatlantic cultural exchange between the British Isles and the Americas; panel proposals are also welcomed. This meeting will coincide with a major exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland that will investigate the impact of Scottish emigration to North America on both the emigrants and the indigenous people they encountered. The conference events will take place in conjunction with both the Museum of Scotland and the National Library of Scotland. Proposals of approximately 300 words and a brief CV should be submitted by February 28, 2003 to:

86. European Culture And Diversity Homepage 03. Week 1 Introduction Week 2 Selfdefinition Week 3 Defining 'Culture'Week 4 European Mythmaking Week5 Themes I online! Week http://bsstudents.uce.ac.uk/ecd/

University of Central England Business School BA (Hons) Marketing, Year One Week 1: Introduction Week 2: Self-definition Week 3: Defining 'Culture' Week 4: European Mythmaking ... Week5: Themes I online! Week 6: Models of Culture I Week 7: Themes II online! Week8: Models of Culture II Week 9: Themes III online! Week 10: Models of Culture III Week 11: Themes IV online! Week 12: Intercultural Encounters C H R I S T M A S B R E A K Week 13: Revision session Back to UCE Business School Homepage David A Green · UCE Business School Module no. 3023

87. Georgian Index -- Alphabetical Site Map A survey of British and european culture at the heigth of the Georgian Era; including George IV, Princess Charlotte, The Crown Jewels of France and England, Napoleon's Carriage, the evolution of boxing, the tea table, period card games, the evolution of the thoroughbred, period flyfishing, a growing selection of London addresses. http://www.georgianindex.net/

Use the list below to enter the Georgian Index The move finished at last. georgianindex.net Please notify us of any graphics or links that we forgot to pack. New London Addresses New Coming soon Transportation in the City of London! A B C D ... Z Search WWW Search www.georgianindex.net A About us Gentlemen's Accouterments Ladies' Accesories Albany ... Architects B Banking Bibliography Biography Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold George IV - in Childhood George IV - Cronies George IV - Mistresses ... Business Index C Card Party Camelford House Carlton House Carlton House - The Rotunda ... Top of Page D Early Derby winners Docks East India Docks West India Dogs ... Duke's mixture E East India Docks Egyptian Hall - Bullock's Museum English Crown Jewels Exhibition of Napoleon's Carriage in London ... Expenses and Indices F Fashionable Hour Fencing - Angelo's Academy Fete for Duke of Wellington Fete for the Glorious Peace (1814) ... Top of Page G Garden Estates in Britain Garden Terminology Gentlemens' Accouterments Gentleman's Occupations ... Gunter's H Hanoverian Jubilee, and Celebration of the Glorious Peace

88. Thalys Explorer, Information On Europe And European Culture, European News, EU, Thalys explorer, information on europe and european culture, European news, EUlifestyle, behaviours, society trends analysis France, Belgium, Germany http://www.thalysexplorer.com/

Thalys explorer, information on europe and European culture, European news, EU, lifestyle, behaviours Thalys, explorer, information, Europe, Europeans, culture, European, news EU, lifestyle , behaviours, society, trends, analysis, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Great-Britain, Italy, Spain, opinions Thalys explorer, information on europe and European culture, European news, EU lifestyle, behaviours, society trends analysis : France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Great-Britain, Italy, Spain. Thalys explorer, information on europe and European culture, European news, EU, lifestyle, behaviours Thalys explorer, information on europe and European culture, European news, EU lifestyle, behaviours, society trends analysis : France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Great-Britain, Italy, Spain. http://www.thalysexplorer.com/vs/cultural_sociological.html http://www.thalysexplorer.com/vs/research_survey.html http://www.thalysexplorer.com/vs/statistics_analysis.html http://www.thalysexplorer.com/vs/identity_culture.html

89. Cosmology And Divination In European Culture Religious Studies at the University of Kent. Part II modules for the BAin Religious Studies. Cosmology and divination in european culture. http://www.musicpage.freeserve.co.uk/doc/cosdivbib.htm

BA in Religious Studies Religious Studies at the University of Kent Part II modules for the BA in Religious Studies Cosmology and divination in European culture Convenor: Dr Peter Moore Bibliography Required reading Cicero The Nature of the Gods and On Divination , trans. C. D. Yonge (Prometheus Books, 1997) Ficino Three Books on Life Plato Timaeus (Penguin classics) Iamblichus On the Mysteries (Prometheus Trust 1999) Plotinus Enneads trans. S. McKenna (Penguin 1991) The Way of Hermes [The Corpus Hermeticum] trans. Salaman, Van Oyen, Wharton (Duckworth 1999) F. Cumont Astrology and Religion amongst the Greeks and Romans * P. Curry A Confusion of Prophets (London 1992) Science, Culture and Popular Belief in Renaissance Europe (London 1992) C. G. Jung Synchronicity: an acausal connecting principle (Ark Paperbacks 1987) Oracles and Divination (Shambhala 1981) G. Phillipson Astrology in the Year Zero (Flare 2000) K. Thomas Religion and the Decline of Magic (Harmondsworth 1991) [chs. 10-12] E. M. W. Tillyard The Elizabethan World Picture (Pelican 1976) Recommended reading M. Baigent

90. EUR1100: European Culture And Ideas: Modernity And Enlightenment Monash Handbooks Index by unit code Index by unit name Units by faculty EUR1100.european culture and Ideas Modernity and Enlightenment (6 points). (ARTS). http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/handbooks/subjects/EUR1100.html

Monash Handbooks Index by unit code Index by unit name Units by faculty European Culture and Ideas: Modernity and Enlightenment (6 points) ARTS Leader: A/Prof M Pavlyshyn Offered: Clayton First semester 2003 (Day) Synopsis: This unit introduces concepts and themes that are central to an understanding not only of European culture, but also of the modern world. It surveys the evolution, during the Enlightenment, of European ways of understanding and explaining the world and the human person, giving attention to such concepts as reason, freedom, imagination, nature, and beauty. It reflects on changing ideas of the arts and human creativity, and shows the variation of artistic style and lifestyle. It introduces such key thinkers as the philosophers, Herder and Kant, as well as representative works of literature and the other arts. Assessment: Essay (1000 words): 20% + Essay (1200 words): 25% + examination (1.5 hours): 35% + class paper (800 words): 15% + tutorial preparation: 5% Contact Hours: 3 hours (2 lectures and 1 tutorial) per week Prohibitions: Monash University Monash Handbooks Index by unit code Index by unit name ... Australian Government Requirements for International Students - CRICOS Provider Number: 00008C Caution Privacy Monash University ABN 12 377 614 012

91. European Culture Week - In Ennis european culture Week Ennis, Co.Clare, Ireland - August 2002. http://euroculture.ennis.ie

92. Links - European Culture/Creative Contacts european culture/ Creative Contacts A E, A -E, FJ, KO, PT, UZ. backto home page, back to links. 2000 Foundation - Art Contact Artpool http://www.mmu.ac.uk/h-ss/mipc/foci/linkeucc.htm

European Culture/ Creative Contacts A - E A -E F-J K-O P-T U-Z ... 2000 Foundation - Art Contact Artpool - art research centre, Budapest Art Service Association - Germany Boekman - Study Centre for the Arts, Culture and Related Policy City and Culture Network Cultural Contact Point Germany Digital Cities ... Dublin - Temple Bar Esprit Telematic Applications EUCLID Eurada Euromusic ... Euromusica - The European Centre for Music and musical Theatre The European Academy of the Urban Environment European Cultural Networks The European Forum for Arts and Heritage European Institute for Comparative Urban Research ... European League of Institutes of the Arts

93. Geoarchäologie Study by the University of Saarland of the european culture Park including 3D reconstructions of different phases of settlement and photographs of Roman sites. http://www.uni-saarland.de/fak5/physgeo/Reinheim/estart.html

Physical Geography and Environmental Research The Development of the landscape of the European Culture Parc Bliesbruck/Reinheim Where is the European Culture Parc Informations about the Excavation Sites 3-D-Reconstructions of the Landscape at Different Phases of Settlement Virtual Flights through the Blies-Valley Pictures of the Villa and Reconstructions of Rooms and Houses Informations about Landscape, Geology, Vegetation and Climate History of the Region from the End of the Ice Ages to Today Interesting Sites nearby Links Prof. Dr. Jochen Kubiniok Dr. Daniela Brueck Dipl. Geogr. Sabine Dier Yves Loris back

94. To Be (or Not To Be) Central European: Culture And Politics In 20th Century Cent To Be (or Not To Be) Central european culture and Politics in 20th Century Centraland Eastern Europe Professor Aleksander Fiut Email xxfiut@filon.filg.uj http://www.ces.uj.edu.pl/fiut/culture.htm

To Be (or Not To Be) Central European: Culture and Politics in 20th Century Central and Eastern Europe Professor Aleksander Fiut E-mail: xxfiut@filon.filg.uj.edu.pl Course: Elective, 40 classroom hours, 5.5 ECTS points Time: Autumn semester 2001/02, Wednesdays,13:00-15:15 (class times for 2002/03 will be set by 15 September 2002) Venue: Lecture room, Rynek Glowny 34 Course Objectives: The course is addressed to graduate students interested in contemporary Eastern European literature and culture. It is exclusively based on English translations and does not require a knowledge of the Polish language. The course analyses reciprocal relations between literature, sociology, politics and anthropology in order to present various self-portraits of the nations whose cultural identity has been endangered by their historical experience. Since Nazism and communism shook the traditional system of values, many people have been forced once again to ask themselves a question "Who am I?" This search for self-definition is particularly interesting in Eastern Europe as it has led some of its writers to try different artistic and philosophical approaches which elucidate the whole European cultural tradition from a new angle. Reading list: General: 1.The Identity in Question ed. by John Rajchman, Routledge, New York and London 1995 (selected essays)

95. Calls For Papers: CFP: European Culture In A Changing World (UK CFP european culture in a Changing World (UK) (12/1/01; 7/22/027/27/02). FromDaniel Meyer Dinkgrafe (dam@aber.ac.uk) Date Wed Aug 30 2000 - 082434 EDT. http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/archive/2000-09/0002.html

CFP: European Culture in a Changing World (UK) (12/1/01; 7/22/02-7/27/02) From: Daniel Meyer Dinkgrafe ( dam@aber.ac.uk Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 08:24:34 EDT Next message: RollinsPC@aol.com: "CFP: Joseph Conrad and Popular Culture (11/1; SW/TX PCA/ACA, 3/7/01-3/10/01)" Previous message: Rob Lash: "UPDATE: The Interaction of Free Verse and Meter (9/15; NEMLA, 3/30-3/31/01)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Dear Colleagues, The International Society for the Study of European Ideas (ISSEI) is pleased to announce its 8th International Conference, to be held from July 22 - 27, 2002, in Aberystwyth, Wales, UK. The overall conference topic is European Culture in a Changing World: Between Nationalism and Globalism The conference is multi-disciplinary, and addresses the central topic in the following sections: I. History, Geography, Science II. Economics, Politics, Law III. Education, Women's Studies, Sociology IV. Art, Theatre, Literature, Religion, Culture V. Language, Philosophy, Psychology

96. Seeking A Muslim Man Of American Or European Culture 164508 2003 email this posting to a friend. Seeking a Muslim manof American or european culture. Reply to anon8397134@craigslist http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lax/w4m/8397134.html

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97. Bente Kahan A JewishNorwegian performing artist, with the production company Teater Dybbuk in Oslo. Focused on conveying Jewish-european culture and history through drama and music. http://www.bentekahan.no/

98. MTG International Print Triennial 2000 Cracow European Culture City MTG International Print Triennial 2000 Cracow european culture CityFestival of Contemporary Printmaking Art Grand Opening 8 Sept. http://www.artmondo.net/printworks/exhibitions/mtg.htm

The information resource for printmakers Record of Updates Main Menu Feature Artists Print Biennales ... E-mail The Editor MTG International Print Triennial 2000 Cracow European Culture City Festival of Contemporary Printmaking Art Grand Opening 8 Sept. 2000 New participation rules SLIDE SELECTION - free of charge ARTISTS THAT QUALIFY AFTER THE SLIDE SELECTION WILL BE GRANTED WITH PARTICIPATION IN AT LEAST ONE OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS IN POLAND OR IN OTHER COUNTRIES WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL PRINT TRIENNIAL 2000 PROGRAM Below is the listing of MTG 2000 exhibitions. Mersad Berber - Grand Prix'97 MTG 2000 Main Exhibition - Cracow "A Bridge to the Future" "Intergrafia 2000" - World Awards Winner Gallery - Katowice Polish Prints Triennial 2000 - Katowice "The Continents" - International Triennial - Jelenia Gora "Cracow - Nurnberg 2000" - International exhibition Nurnberg - Germany "Graphic Constellation 2000" - The Pomeranian Princes' Castle

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

100. THEMES IN EUROPEAN CULTURE Themes in european culture (incorporating Music and Renaissance Studies)Faculty of Arts Department of English Studies. (Head Professor http://www.calendar.stir.ac.uk/2000-2001/supplement/art_supp/A124.html

Themes in European Culture (incorporating Music and Renaissance Studies) Faculty of Arts:     Department of English Studies (Head:  Professor N Keeble to 31 December 2000; Professor R B Watson from 1 January 2001) These units may be taken individually to provide credit in a third subject within a BA General degree, the three-year BA degree in a named subject, or a BA Honours programme.   However, students in semester 1 should not take these units if they also choose a stand-alone unit in another subject. Code Title, Content Availability, Course Co-ordinator Prerequisite, Assessment Credit Value SEMESTER UNITS Nineteenth-Century Romanticism and Music Spring (limit 40) None Mr O J Karolyi Coursework 70% Recognition Test 30% Nineteenth-century Romanticism linked with late Classicism: a survey of the nature of Romanticism expressed in music from Beethoven to Mahler.  Reference to historical and artistic background period is an integral component of this course. High Renaissance and Mannerism Spring (limit 30) None Members of staff in Department of English Studies Mr O J Karolyi Coursework (two essays) 70% Examination 30% This unit examines the High Renaissance and Mannerism represented in art by Raphael and El Greco, and in music by composers for Josquin to Monteverdi, together with some European writers of the period including Shakespeare and Montaigne.

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