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Honours Theses (Modern Languages and Cultural Studies)
Items in this Collection
- 1Ana Isabel Oliveira e Silva Bandeira de Melo
- 1Arzt, Jessica
- 1Belcourt, Billy-Ray
- 1Cavanagh, Brendan
- 1Cody Ritter
- 1Elana Svenningsen
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Burials Rituals of the Sami and Samoyed People: Colonization and Culture Loss
2024-04-15
The burial rituals of the Sami, Nenets, Enets and Nganasans are a key aspect of their cultures, with the territorial encroachment coming from external groups, these groups have faced many challenges that threatened the continuation of their traditional burial practices. Archeological and...
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2018-01-25
Submitted in fulfillment of the degree of BA Honors in Spanish and Latin American Studies; Supervisor: Dr. Russell Cobb
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2011-04-26
Submitted on April 26, 2011 in fulfillment of the degree of BA Honours Spanish and Latin American Studies; Supervisor: Dr. Russell Cobb
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From Perrault to Princess: Analysing the Adaptation and Translation of Sleeping Beauty
2021-04-16
This thesis examines the French adaptation and translation of Walt Disney’s film Sleeping Beauty through its derivation from Charles Perrault’s original French fairy tale La Belle au bois dormant as well as how the Walt Disney film itself was translated from English into French. An analysis of...
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2018-04-15
Submitted on April 15, 2018 in fulfillment of the degree of BA Honors in German Language and Literature; Supervisor: Dr. Jennifer Dailey-O'Cain
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2019-04-01
This study is a replication of a previous study done by Atterer & Ladd (2004) looking at the prosodic contours of English and German bilinguals. Atterer & Ladd (2004) showed that segmental anchoring of prenuclear rising accents occurs in both English and German, but speakers of these languages...
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Me, You, and Mia Holl the Subjects of Normalization: Normalization through representation – implications of normalized protest suicide
Download2014-04-04
Submitted on April 4, 2014 in fulfillment of the degree of BA Combine Honours German and Political Science; Supervisors: Dr. Carrie Smith-Prei and Dr. Catherine Kellogg