Shannon Snow, soprano; Paul Feaver, tenor; Leslee Heys, piano; Katie Fang, piano

Shannon Snow, soprano; Paul Feaver, tenor; Leslee Heys, piano; Katie Fang, pianoShannon Snow et al: presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for Music 440B. -- Katie Fang: presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for Music 345B

Shannon Snow, soprano; Paul Feaver, tenor; Leslee Heys, piano; Katie Fang, piano

Shannon Snow, soprano; Paul Feaver, tenor; Leslee Heys, piano; Katie Fang, pianoShannon Snow et al: presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for Music 440B. -- Katie Fang: presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for Music 345B

Uniqueness theorems for entire functions concerning fixed points

AbstractThis paper is devoted to studying the uniqueness problem of entire functions sharing one value or fixed points. We improve some results given by Fang and extend some results given by Fang and Qiu and by Lin and Yi

Fang, Anlandungen, Discard und Bestand der Nordsee-garnele (Crangon crangon L.)

Landings of brown shrimp (Crangon crangon) for human consumption are not the only part that is taken from the North Sea shrimp stocks. Small amounts of industrial shrimps taken in the second half of a year in Germany add as well to the total amount that is taken from the stocks as the moribund animals discarded all over the year during the first sieving process on board, as the cooked and discarded ones in the second sieving on board and as those from the third sieving process ashore normally being crushed and used for animal feed stuff. All these fractions of the total catch of brown shrimps give a total of approximately 74 000 tonnes that were taken from the North Sea in 2005. Nevertheless, due to low predator abundance and changing climate conditions Crangon stocks show no signs of overexploitation so far with increasing LPUE values in the north-eastern part of the German Bight and decreasing ones in the south-east and Channel. There is the need of further investigations of these changes in the life history and distribution of shrimp as well as in the fishing behaviour and effort of the shrimp fleets

The Formation of the Autonomous Woman Through a Hegelian Lens: A Comparative Study of the British Fin de Siecle New Woman and the Post-Mao Amazing Woman

This thesis utilizes the Hegelian concept of self-consciousness development to explore the formation of the autonomous woman within the New Woman movement of the British fin de siècle and the literature of women writers in 1980s Post-Mao China. The sexual figuration of the New Woman via an unremitting male gaze as well as the absence of individual awareness due to limited reflective self-assessment lead to a misrepresentation of the female figurehead in fin de siècle Britain. Through an in-depth study of literature by Charlotte Mew, Victoria Cross, George Egerton, and Thomas Hardy, the reader can identify key points of failure within the figuration, psychological development, and socio-cultural creation of the New Woman image which forces her into a singular, static definition of woman. Conversely, Post-Mao women writers’ focus upon realistic representations of individual women enables the female voice to be heard. Authors such as Hu Xin, Lu Xin’er, and Fang Fang connect their female characters to real women through shared suffering and internal reflection. The unity of these individuals enables Post-Mao women writers to create an authentic representation of the autonomous Chinese woman. By utilizing a lens created from Hegel’s theory of self-consciousness development and mimetic reflection. The unity of these individuals enables Post-Mao women writers to create an authentic representation of the autonomous Chinese woman. By utilizing a lens created from Hegel’s theory of self-consciousness development and mimetic reflection, the reader can identify those qualities that are essential to the development of female autonomy and individual freedom