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Huesmann, Jutta M. "Hospitality at the court of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy (c. 1435-67)." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2001. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.367461.
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Dunlop, Fiona Sloan. "The politics of youth : the representation of young noblemen in late fifteenth and early sixteenth-century interludes." Thesis, University of York, 2003. http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/14184/.
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Gladstone, Helen Crawford. "Building an identity : two noblewomen in England 1566-1666." Thesis, n.p, 1990. http://oro.open.ac.uk/19042/.
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Castaldo, Inès. "Habiter noblement ? : l'édification du quartier Mazarin d’Aix-en-Provence aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles." Toulouse 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009TOU20046.
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La renommée du quartier Mazarin d’Aix-en-Provence, avec ses vastes hôtels particuliers aux jardins ombragés et aux fontaines richement ornées, n'est plus à démontrer. Le nouvel agrandissement de 1646, décidé par l'archevêque Michel Mazarin - frère du cardinal Jules Mazarin - est sans conteste le quartier le plus prestigieux de l'ancienne capitale de la Provence, le fleuron d'une architecture luxueuse et variée, l'écrin d'une société de prestige, une forme d'urbanisme à part, une ville dans la ville. Un tel sujet pose la question du faste dans l'habitat urbain. La construction de demeures luxueuses de la part de commanditaires non nobles, financiers, parlementaires, marchands ou artisans enrichis, induit depuis longtemps dans la capitale et dans de nombreuses villes de province le problème de l'usurpation d'une architecture aristocratique. Bien avant le style, il faut penser aux enjeux. Les enjeux financiers, honorifiques et de convenance sont les apports de ce sujet de recherche provincial. Il constitue un apport non-négligeable à la théorie architecturale française, sur les principaux acteurs d'une évolution urbaine, sur les enjeux sous-entendus de l'architecture moderne : des ambitions religieuses, politiques, sociales et immobilièresThe Mazarin quarter of Aix-en-Provence, is renowned for its manor houses with shady gardens and richly embellished fountains. The 1646 expansion, decided by the archbishop Michel Mazarin - brother of cardinal Jules Mazarin- is without question the most prestigious district of the ancient capital of Provence, a jewel of luxurious and diverse architecture, the casket of privileged society, a unique type of urbanism, a town in a town. Such a research matter becomes an issue for further consideration on the use of splendour in urban habitat. The construction of lavish dwelling places by non noble patrons, financiers, parliamentarians, merchants or enriched artisans, raises the question of the usurpation of aristocratic architecture in the capital and in a number of cities in the provinces. One should debate what is at stake, before questioning the architectural style. Financial, honorary and appropriateness issues are the contributions of this provincial research. This work displays a significant input on French architectural theory, on the main actors of such an urban evolution, on the implied stakes of modern architecture: on the religious, political, social and real-estate ambitions
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Cowmeadow, Nicola Margaret. "Scottish noblewomen, the family and Scottish politics from 1688-1707." Thesis, University of Dundee, 2012. https://discovery.dundee.ac.uk/en/studentTheses/96af1289-2030-417d-8d81-1c6036a67fc9.
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The Scottish perspective of the Glorious Revolution of 1688 has received limited scholarly attention. The opposite is true of the Union of 1707 and this defining moment, which resulted in the loss of Scottish independence, continues to stimulate debate. The lives of Scottish noblewomen in the years from Revolution to Union have generally been disregarded. This thesis will demonstrate that acknowledging and exploring the experiences of noblewomen augments understanding of this momentous era. Investigating the lives of Scottish noblewomen using their letters to explore how they lived through the Revolution, the ‘ill years’ of King William’s reign, the Darien venture, European war and ultimately the negotiation of Union provides fresh perspectives on the social, economic and political life of Scotland. Recovering the experience of noblewomen engages with a wider process in Scottish history which has transformed understanding in some areas of historical study but has by no means permeated all. Redefining female political activity has illuminated the influence of elite English women in the later eighteenth century. Scottish noblewomen require similar extensive study. The research presented here supports the argument that political analysis alone cannot provide the fullest assessment of this period. Women are revealed as a vital element within social aspects of political manoeuvring and both created and maintained family networks. This research challenges the constricting framework of the public and private dichotomy. It aims to reveal and redefine the responsibilities of noblewomen within an expanded sphere of activity and suggests a much more inclusive role for women than has previously been considered. The formation of a British parliament in 1707 reduced the number of Scots parliamentarians and changed the role of the governing elite in Scotland but did not diminish Scottish women’s influence and participation. This thesis argues that Scottish noblewomen operated with autonomy within patriarchal parameters to support menfolk, exert authority and in some cases wield influence. Demonstrating their roles, abilities and a new form of social politics at work in Scotland is a vital part of understanding the post Union period and the development of British politics.
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Richards, Gwenyth. "From footnotes to narrative : Welsh noblewomen in the thirteenth century." Thesis, The University of Sydney, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/2123/1097.
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This thesis concentrates on the role of Welsh noblewomen in the history of Wales in the thirteenth century. Their absence from this history until quite recently is discussed, and several outstanding Welsh noblewomen have been studied in detail. The women studied include the mothers, wives and daughters of the native Welsh rulers of Gwynedd as well as noblewomen from northern Powys, Cydewain, Ceredigion, and so on. One chapter of the work is devoted to the Welsh Laws of Women which, although somewhat archaic by the thirteenth century, were still in use in some parts of Wales and help provide background. Another chapter investigates the evidence for women in the extant literature and poetry of the period. The thesis explores the themes of women’s access to power through the family and also the ability of Welsh noblewomen to take action in their own and their family members’ interests, in the public sphere, when they felt it was necessary. While the later years of the thirteenth century witnessed the final defeat of the Welsh by the Anglo-Normans after more than two hundred years, earlier in the century, Welsh leaders had been able to unite under the leadership of the rulers of Gwynedd and achieve a measure of independence from their oppressors. Welsh noblewomen played an important part in this recovery of Welsh power and their participation in this aspect of Welsh medieval history is also explored. It is clear from the evidence collected that most of the noblewomen studied owned land, in spite of the prohibition against women owning land under native Welsh law. Welsh noblewomen supported their fathers, husbands and sons, and they also took direct action themselves when the need arose.
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Richards, Gwenyth. "From footnotes to narrative : Welsh noblewomen in the thirteenth century." University of Sydney, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/2123/1097.
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Doctor of Philosophy(PhD)This thesis concentrates on the role of Welsh noblewomen in the history of Wales in the thirteenth century. Their absence from this history until quite recently is discussed, and several outstanding Welsh noblewomen have been studied in detail. The women studied include the mothers, wives and daughters of the native Welsh rulers of Gwynedd as well as noblewomen from northern Powys, Cydewain, Ceredigion, and so on. One chapter of the work is devoted to the Welsh Laws of Women which, although somewhat archaic by the thirteenth century, were still in use in some parts of Wales and help provide background. Another chapter investigates the evidence for women in the extant literature and poetry of the period. The thesis explores the themes of women’s access to power through the family and also the ability of Welsh noblewomen to take action in their own and their family members’ interests, in the public sphere, when they felt it was necessary. While the later years of the thirteenth century witnessed the final defeat of the Welsh by the Anglo-Normans after more than two hundred years, earlier in the century, Welsh leaders had been able to unite under the leadership of the rulers of Gwynedd and achieve a measure of independence from their oppressors. Welsh noblewomen played an important part in this recovery of Welsh power and their participation in this aspect of Welsh medieval history is also explored. It is clear from the evidence collected that most of the noblewomen studied owned land, in spite of the prohibition against women owning land under native Welsh law. Welsh noblewomen supported their fathers, husbands and sons, and they also took direct action themselves when the need arose.
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Cavell, Emma. "Noblewomen in Shropshire and the adjacent March of Wales : 1150-1350." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2007. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.439706.
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Johns, Susan M. "Aristocratic and noblewomen and power in the twelfth-century Anglo-Norman realm." Thesis, Cardiff University, 1999. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.368506.
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Wilkinson, Louise Jane. "Thirteenth-century women in Lincolnshire." Thesis, King's College London (University of London), 1999. https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/thirteenthcentury-women-in-lincolnshire(4fbb0996-8b95-4b46-98a9-712193040969).html.
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Ramsey, Shawn D. "Deliberative Rhetoric in the Twelfth Century: The Case for Eleanor of Aquitaine, Noblewomen, and the Ars Dictaminis." Bowling Green State University / OhioLINK, 2012. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=bgsu1343298630.
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Chen, Xin. "Boys' Love (Danmei) fiction on the Chinese internet : Wasabi Kun, the BL forum Young Nobleman Changpei, and the development of an online literary phenomenon." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/62892.
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This study is a brief history of the development of danmei 耽美, or Boys’ Love (BL) fiction on mainland Chinese websites. Focusing on Gongzi Changpei 公子长佩 (Young Nobleman Changpei) – a danmei forum –and writings by the danmei author Wasabi Kun 芥末君, it conducts a case study of danmei as a literary phenomenon, encompassing factors such as industry, aesthetics, and community, including reader response.
In sketching the ecology of one type of online literature, this study draws on primary literary texts, online reader responses by so-called fu nü 腐女 (“rotten girls”), industry data, and previous scholarly studies. Appendices include a glossary of terms and two non-exhaustive tables: one details the main websites/forums where the writing, reading, discussion, and circulation of danmei fiction takes place; the other lists representative novels from 2001 to 2015.
Chapter 2 offers an introduction to the Chinese BL forum Gongzi Changpei (Young Nobleman Changpei), detailing the subgenres on offer, analyzing a selection of popular novels, and describing the forums’ operations. Chapter 3 offers a detailed analysis of the career and reception of author Wasabi Kun 芥末君, as well as of Kun’s serialized novel If You Have Been Through Winter 如你走过冬天 (2015-2016). Through analyzing Kun’s work, I show a line of development in the genre. I argue that Kun tries to avoid creating simply a hybrid combination of various genre elements or a series of utopian but improbable cute stories. Instead, Kun’s novel emphasizes romance and individual growth, refined language and emotional realism.
In tracing a broader history of the genre, I argue that danmei fiction is being influenced by Japanese and Western models at a time when Chinese women are pursuing non-traditional gender roles and becoming comfortable discussing and reading about sex. Yet after a dozen years of development, the mainstream of online writing shows that even as the novels become more entertaining, fewer focus solely on homosexual relationships. More authors are writing novels with hybrid genre elements, in which the familiar Boys’ Love tropes of sex and pleasure are becoming more or less sidelined.Arts, Faculty of
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Philip, Laure. "The novels of French noblewomen émigrées in London in the 1790s : memory, trauma and female voice in the émigré novel." Thesis, University of Warwick, 2016. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/80219/.
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French émigré literature is both under-explored and under-valued by scholars. This thesis aims to rehabilitate the female émigré novel within its nineteenth-century landscape, putting to the fore its originality and pertinent contribution to contemporary movements such as Romanticism and the realist novel. Recent work has unearthed the émigré-specific way of narrating the Revolution; yet no clear definition has yet been established. This thesis defines what the émigré novel is based on the dichotomy for novelists of having experienced the exile first-hand or not. The memoirs and novels of three émigré noblewomen, Madame de Boigne, de Souza and de Duras, who all spent a decade in London during the 1790s, are scrutinized for this purpose. Three angles of research frame this comparative analysis: the search for the genre of the émigré novel, or how several genres intertwine in this ‘sub-genre’; trauma of the emigration as the core characteristic of the novels; and gender questions, or how the émigrée is using her stay in Britain as inspiration to convey more genuine relationships for post-revolutionary French society. This thesis goes against the idea that to interpret a novel based on the life of the author is reductive: instead it rediscovers the creative potential of the autobiographical which the émigrées chose to inject in their fiction works. Likewise, it establishes that the trauma of the Revolution and exile is visible in the selected émigré novels in the way it is camouflaged, enhanced and fictionalised, which constitutes their originality and distinguishes them from non-authentic émigré fictions. Finally this thesis considers the gender modernisation asked for in the plots, based on the fact that the selected novelists had enjoyed more freedom of action, uprooted from French social etiquette and within British society.
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Kmec, Sonja. "Noblewomen and family fortunes in seventeenth-century France and England : a study of the lives of the Duchesse de La TreÌmoïlle and her sister-in-law, the Countess of Derby." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2004. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.404339.
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Prieto, Prieto José Andrés. "El Concejo de Palomares del Campo en el tránsito del siglo XVI al XVII." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/10894.
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El trabajo aquí presentado busca, por tanto, comprender el cómo fue usada, socialmente usada, la institución municipal de una villa mediana, tanto desde el punto de vista interno como desde su proyección al exterior. Para hacerlo hemos elegido los años que corrieron como bisagra entre los siglos XVI y XVII y un territorio concreto: la villa de Palomares del Campo en el partido de Huete (Cuenca). El caso de Palomares encaja bien en el sistema que nos permite plantear los supuestos sobre la significación centralizadora de la Monarquía en estos años. Para comprender el marco local es fundamental tener en cuenta las relaciones entre el concejo y la Monarquía y los efectos que los designios de ésta pudieron tener sobre aquél.The work here presented search, therefore, since there was used, socially secondhand the municipal institution of a medium villa, both from the internal point of view and from the project to do it we have chosen the years that ran as hinge between the XVIth and XVIIth century and a concrete territory the villa of Dovecots of the field in Huete's (Cuenca) .El case of Dovecots fits well in the system that allows us to raise the suppositions on the meaning centralizadora of the Monarchy in these years. To understand the local frame is fundamental bear the relations in mind betweenthe council and the Monarchy and the effects that the plans of this one could have on that one
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KOREŠ, František. "Válka v myšlení a každodenním životě jihočeské nižší šlechty ve druhé polovině 16. a na počátku 17.století." Master's thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-153445.
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The author of the diploma thesis endeavoured, with the help of historic-anthropological methods, to depict a variety of forms of the war experience of the south Bohemian aristocracy in the period before the Battle of White Mountain. The subject of his interest focused on the fates of men and women of noble origin, on the background of three key military events of the second half of the 16th century and the early 17th century. Two expeditions of the Bohemian troops against the Turks in 1566 and 1594, and the invasion of Bohemia by the Passau army in 1611 had a very strong impact on the way south Bohemian knights thought, behaved and acted. Personal correspondence of selected aristocratic families served as the heuristic starting point in the search for the answer to the question which ways an aristocrat chose to defend values tested by centuries and to enforce his own or his family?s interests. The objective of the entire research was to amplify the knowledge about the history of lower aristocracy, by stressing the unique role of a historical participant in war. Treating the topic of war experience gave rise to a contribution on the borderline between the political, military, social and cultural areas of history of the early Modern Age.
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GAJDOŠ, Patrik. "Komunikace Českých Budějovic a nižší šlechty na přelomu 16. a 17. století." Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-398886.
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This diploma thesis deals with the research of communication between the town council of České Budějovice and representatives of the lower nobility between 1581 and 1584 and later with the interruption from 1602 to 1604. Its aim is to describe the content of mutual correspondence and interpret it in the context of the history of the South Bohemian region. It presents a typology of correspondence in order to identify the most common topics that occurred in the mutual communication of the city council and representatives of the lower nobility. The specific arguments used by the councilors of České Budějovice also became the subject of interest. This approach helped to clarify the identity that the burghers represented through the documents of the city office. Finally, it examines the settlement of representatives of the lower nobility. It was reconstructed using data from correspondence and tax registers. In conclusion, the thesis summarizes the findings and offers possible directions that could be followed in future research.
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ting, Wung-chih, and 翁志廷. "Belief’s Research For Su Nobleman Of Kinmen." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/v52nmm.
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Since ancient time kin men engaged in farming to be the most important.In early time kinmen occurred many diseases for lack of medical treatment and added that it had occupied a key position.Due to these reasons to cause continuous war ravages together with natural disaster of circumstance etc. Su noblemen commented on the civil suffering.Therefore, he descended to wu Tao Shihton from heaven for the date of a fair held in a Buddhist temple then he taken the place of god to do an imperial inspection.tour in the country and protected the country and people.Because of spirit’s epiphany so that it divided into many temples everywhere.After all it made Su nobleman of kinmen to lay his position for Patron saint. The main treatise of research point emphasized on belief’s formation about Su nobleman of kin men and established Buddhist temple.As for the belief to be transmitted from the area of kinmen divided into temple to Taiwan. In the past place where an institution of kinmen.Meanwhile, this treatise farther to investigate the activities of cult and the Scattering situation on belief regarding Su nobleman of kinmen. In order to Concentrate the vigor of the mind for people to be engaged in the construction of place afterwards. Including given local people with this stable power on body and mind. This poem besides preface and the conclusion, it made distinction into three chapters in addition. The first chapter discussed the essence concerning belief’s formation for Su Nobleman of kinmen and explored further into the hearsay of god’s spirit to represent their meaning.So, the second chapter on narration the complete detail containment Buddhist temple of establishment or division temple as well as the activities of cult. Then, the third chapter descended briefly about the transmission of Su Nobleman’s belief on the area of Taiwan.This treatise hope to be helpful for academic research for Su nobleman and civil belief to let it have information to consult.
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Harper, Katherine Caldwell. "Hendrick Goudt: new light on an artist and nobleman." Thesis, 2013. https://hdl.handle.net/2144/15167.
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From about 1605 to 1613, the Dutch printmaker and draftsman Hendrick Goudt produced seven prints after paintings by Adam Elsheimer, the celebrated German artist active in Rome. Goudt's prints are virtuosic works that introduced Elsheimer's famously-rare, much-admired paintings to a broader audience while showcasing Goudt's unique talents as a printmaker.
Goudt also produced over three hundred drawings over the course of his career. Different from his prints, his sketches are often impulsive, unresolved works-in-progress that never supported final, or finished works of art in the conventional sense. While many are based on iconic examples, others suggest his spontaneous recording of scenes of everyday life.
Since his own time, Goudt has mainly been discussed as a subordinate figure to the more famous Elsheimer. His prints are generally considered to be technically-accomplished but largely reproductive works, and his drawings understood as amateurish productions. This dissertation, in considering Goudt's life and artworks as interdependent areas of study for the first time in art historical scholarship, has three primary goals: to establish more concretely the facts of Goudt's life through a close reading of surviving archival documents; to provide a thorough understanding of his prints and drawings in terms of his technique and influences based on an analysis of his works in European and American collections; and to consider Goudt within his artistic and social context.
This research draws on recent scholarly investigations of early modern print culture, integrating a more nuanced understanding of the reproductive print to elucidate Goudt's works as virtuosic performances of his self-identification as an artist, a cultivated gentleman and art lover (liefhebber). His persona was shaped by notions of ideal behavior and etiquette promulgated in writings from the sixteenth century onward. His sketches, which demonstrate his commitment to drawing as a pedagogical tool, also relate to the practice of draftsmanship as a noncommercial activity among gentlemen, and thus suggest an image of Goudt as a privileged aesthete. In this sense, Goudt's works not only reflect his particular sense of self, but also embody the social values and ideals of the environment in which he and his artworks circulated.
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Huang, Chih-Cheng, and 黃志正. "A Secluding Nobleman: Positioning Huang Tingjian''s Personality and his Manner of Poem." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/5j4d66.
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Potter, Neville Arthur. "Francis Nicholas Rossi : The Ambivalent Position of a French Nobleman in 19th Century New South Wales." Phd thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1885/135762.
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This thesis is the first study of the life and career of Francis Nicholas Rossi (1776-1851), a French nobleman born in Brittany and raised in Corsica, who achieved the singular distinction of occupying senior positions in the British Imperial administration of Mauritius and of New South Wales during and after the French Wars (1792-1815). Rossi joined the British Army in Corsica during the British occupation of that island, and fled into exile when the French revolutionary government retook the island. Rossi's career is examined in terms of the historical and social contexts of the various theatres in which he served - Corsica, Holland, Gibraltar, Ceylon, Mauritius and New South Wales - using Bourdieusian analysis to examine the influence of these various environments on Rossi, and his reciprocal influence on them. The thesis also draws on the approach developed by Subaltern Studies scholars to analyse the mocking response of the general populace to Rossi's appointment as Superintendent of Police in NSW, as well as the more antagonistic reaction of the liberal press. At the same time, the ambivalence of Rossi's position is shown by his acceptance as a member of the colony's ruling elite, and the praise heaped upon him by successive Governors. Historians and popular writers have privileged the response of the populace over the more accurate portrayal of him by the press, and the thesis examines how both these responses have in more recent times been overtaken by Rossi's representation in modern popular accounts as a trope of the old convict regime. Finally, the thesis places Rossi in the context of other French settlers of noble background in the colony, as well as other Frenchmen (particularly Corsicans) who also rose to international prominence in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars.
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Žáková, Michaela. "Tereziánský ústav šlechtičen na Pražském hradě." Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-397479.
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The topic of the dissertation is the Theresian Institute for Noblewomen at Prague Castle, which from its founding by Maria Theresa in 1755 served as an institute for unmarried women of the old noble families. The dissertation maps out the development of the institution from its founding until its complete dissolution at the beginning of the 1950s, both within the broader historical context as well as in comparison with other such institutes for the care of ladies, particularly in Brno, Innsbruck, Graz and Vienna. It analyses the character of the foundation, its internal structure and the form of its economic provision while also focusing on the practical functioning of the institute, its significance in society and the everyday lives of its members. The dissertation represents a contribution to better understanding the social role of unmarried noblewomen in Habsburg society. In a broader context it illustrates the transformation of noble society in the second half of the 18th century and in the "long 19th century" as well as its fate in the confrontation with the changing relations in Czechoslovakia's first republic and finally with the totalitarian regimes in the first half of the 20th century.
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SPOUSTOVÁ, Petra. "Karel Maria Drahotín Villani. Šlechtic - vlastenec." Master's thesis, 2008. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-85583.
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Nowdays Karel Maria Drahotín baron Villani is practically unknown although he belonged to renowned and brilliant individualities of the Czech cultural life in the 19th century. First of all he was popular as liberal politician who held the same opinions like František Palacký. Villani gave himself to poetry as well though his poems did not reach the top. He was one of first authors who appreciated Mácha´s Máj. The thesis deals not only with baron Villani´s political opinions and his literary work but also his public activities, salon of his family and his legency created after his death as well.
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Effangová, Pamela Therese. "Postava šlechtice ve vybraných dílech polské literatury v komparativní perspektivě." Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-398288.
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The purpose of diploma work is formulate typology of nobleman in polish literary at 17 - 19 centuries. The theoretical part will include closer look on creativity of chosen authors and theirs works will be set into historical-literary context (for example notion sarmatism, noble culture in era of Romanism etc.). Analysis section will notice on mutual parallel and also on particular specific of each authors respectively on theirs texts if is it conception of noble character. Author of this task will issue from 3 main texts: Memoirs who's author is J. Ch. Pasek, from Mickiewicz's Pan Tadeasz and from trilogy of Henryk Sienkiewicz. Main attention will be focused on characteristic of nobleman, his perception of the world and problems of noble morality.
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TRNKOVÁ, Michaela. "ŠLECHTIC MEZI BAROKEM A OSVÍCENSTVÍM." Master's thesis, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-156239.
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This work endeavours to introduce two treatises which deal with the topic of ideal nobleman at the turn of Baroque and Enlightenment in Czech lands. Both of them were written in French by scholars who had some relation with Czech lands. The first one is a manuscript called ?Le prince selon Dieu et les hommes prouvé par les propres paroles de l? écriture sainte et appuyé du témoignage des docteurs de l?église et des Meilleurs auteurs profanes?? ( The Prince according to God and the people, proved by the words of Holy Scripture and supported by the testimony of church scholars and of the best secular authors) which was written in 1725 by a teacher of French language named Philibert Joseph le Roux and its content shows the baroque point of view of virtues which are indispensable for every Christian prince. The second one is younger, it is a print called ?Connoissances que doit avoir un jeune seigneur ou l?idée d?un homme d?honneur? (The Knowledge which a young man has to have i.e. the ideal of the honest man) which was created at the end of 18th century. The aim of its analysis is to find out if the ideal of nobleman during 18th century has changed or not. The introduction of this thesis defines the topic and analyzes the state of research. In the next parts, the thinking of Baroque and Enlightenment is indicated as well as the change of position of the nobility during these two periods. The main part introduces a scholarly account of virtues and qualities which are, in a view of each author, necessary for every aristocrat.