#master's degree

[verkomy]

Hi! I’m currently working on an illustrated publication as part of my master’s diploma and I need your help! I’ve created a short survey (30 questions, it takes approximately 15 minutes) about your relationships with your pets, as well as any funny or touching stories you have about them. The stories will later be used as inspirations for the comics that would be a part of said publication!

I’d be grateful for every story you share with me, and each one will greatly help me further my project! Clicking the link below will take you to a Google form where you can answer the questions (the survey is fully anonymous unless you choose to share your name or nickname). Thank you so much! <3

🐾 A short survey about your pets / Krótka ankieta o waszych pupilach

EN: Hi! Thank you so much for taking a few minutes to participate in my survey (30 questions, it takes approximately 15 minutes)! The questi

[revolutionary-catboy]

(PDF) The Pedagogy of French Revolutionary Civic Festivals: A Case Study of Rouen

PDF | The civic festivals of the French Revolution were carefully orchestrated performances through which various agents of authority sought

Hey! Now that I've finally graduated and got my diploma, I'm finally sharing my Master's dissertation with you here on civic festivals in Revolutionary France (1790-1795) in the form of a case study of the Normand town Rouen. You can read it all or download it from my ResearchGate account, linked above. I hope you enjoy it!

Abstract

The civic festivals of the French Revolution were carefully orchestrated performances through which various agents of authority sought to introduce and ritualise selected political principles, while shaping a French national identity through the reconfiguration of collective memory. However, their pedagogical role was not uniform: the methods employed and the knowledge they aimed to disseminate varied according to the shifting events of the Revolution and the structures of power that organised them. Focusing on the Norman town of Rouen, this study examines revolutionary civic festivals as contested sites of political communication, public instruction, and identity formation at the local level. By situating Rouen's celebrations and commemorations within the broader historiography of revolutionary ritual and memory, it argues that the organisers of early civic festivals failed to contextualise their pedagogical aims adequately and to recognise that their effectiveness depended on careful negotiation between prescribed ideals, inherited traditions, and local cultural realities. The establishment of the Republic in September 1792, by contrast, and the subsequent emergence of a republican culture, created conditions for a more coherent civic pedagogy and the development of a genuine civic religion.

[triceramopsz]

államvizsga: pipa🍾☺️

egyben a család első diplomája a zsebben.

Most jó.

[xiaolindude]

YO!!!

I'm in the last year of my Master's degree, and my dissertation investigates the UK public's perceptions of reptile sentience and whether these perceptions affect their attitudes towards reptile conservation.

Sadly, for the sake of scope, it's UK-only at the moment. Please do fill in the anonymous survey if you can. I will be forever grateful! More responses = better science. And feel free to share far and wide with your UK pals!

Survey link:

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[enlitment]

Officially a Mistress of the Arts now ✨

[slythdiaries]

Almost an year's break

A lot happened in life. Routines changed, habits fell out of place, said goodbyes to some places, some people and will move forward to some new ones.

Cheers to my upcoming journey🥂

[elizabethsillymoose]

The student becomes the master('s degree) 😌🎓