Anne Reese: Johan Lindegrens vägval : en studie i de faktorer som påverkade enskilda aktörers verksamhet inom Stockholms musiksamhälle 1860-1908, Uppsala universitet: Institutionen för Musikvetenskap, uppsats för 100 poäng, 2007.The aim of this essay is to show some of the factors which affected the production and work of the individual musician or composer within Stockholm's music society in the late 19th century. By a case study on Johan Lindegren (1842-1908) I demonstrate how a musician or a composer functioned in the social structures of the music society and how power affected the work of the musician or composer. This essay also fills another purpose as it gives Lindegren a more detailed biography, which is something that has been missing until now.By applying a concept of power, as discussed by Michel Foucault, to this subject and interacting it with the concepts of musical opportunism, I present a new way of talking about the social, as well as the individual factors that affects the individual musician within the music society.The conclusion is drawn that there are two different types of factors that affects the work of the individual; 1) the social network and power within society, which presents positions and opportunities for the musician and 2) the individual character of musician which determine the way the individual uses the position or opportunity he or she is given..

Syftet med studien var att undersöka vilken effekt ljud har på korrekturläsning när texten harett typsnitt som ökar svårigheten på uppgiften (Haettenschweiler) och hur det skiljer sig fråneffekten när texten har ett typsnitt som är mer lättläst (Times New Roman). Experimentethade tre ljudbetingelser: tystnad, roterat tal och tal. En 2×3 variansanalys med upprepadmätning användes för att analysera resultatet. Två typer av fel tillämpades i texterna: stavfeloch kontextuellt felaktiga ord. Resultatet visade att man blir sämre på att hitta kontextuelltfelaktiga funktionsord i talbetingelsen, men bara i Times New Roman, inte iHaettenschweiler.

Bergslagets museum is one of the oldest industrial museums in Sweden. It opened in 1922 in Falun, by the big mining company Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags Aktiebolag. This is a study of why a company would be interested in running a museum, why Bergslagets museum opened and who the people were that created it.Several persons were involved in collecting and organizing the models of old machinery, letters, paintings, pictures that was to become the Bergslagets museum. This paper shows different motives behind the opening of an industrial museum in Falun and gives a presentation of its superintendants, Carl Sahlin, Alvar Silow, Erik Johan Ljungberg and Olof Söderberg. All of them were central in the creating of the Bergslagets museum, today known as Gruvmuseet i Falun..

Avsikten med uppsatsen är att undersöka vilken funktion mat har i romantrilogin Hungerspelen samt vilket budskap som därmed förmedlas genom maten som symbol. Med hjälp av Hans Biedermanns Symbollexikonet tokas de olika råvaror som förekommer i maten i Hungerspelen för att därefter analyseras med hjälp av teorier från Umberto Eco och Roman Jakobson. UNdersökningen viasr att maten används för att symbolisera flera olika relationer eller identiteter, inte sällan med sexuella undertomer. Flera av råvarorna har också metalingvistiska funktioner och kan därmed sägas skapa bilder i bilden. De budskap som förmedlas genom maten är främst ett ifrågasättande av ung kvinnlighet och vad det innebär samt vad en uppdelnig i vi och dem kan leda till..

During the three first centuries A.D the cult to roman emperor was practiced over the absolute majority of the known world. It was based on the idea of the deified ruler, where religion was used as a way of legitimizing a social position of an absolute few. It arrived from below but was promoted and spread from above as a way of governmental control. During the same period of time did a new aristocratic social group emerge in remote Scandinavia that eagerly sought new ways to identify themselves and their newly found social standing. With a base consisting of an economic surplus they wanted to create an acceptance for their new way of life and thus in doing so change the very foundation and core beliefs of their own society.The central theme of this study is the cultural exchange that took place between these two cultural spheres and mainly of the effect that the cult to the roman emperor had on the emergence and identification process of the Scandinavian aristocracy..