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The influence of Japanese noh, Balinese dance-drama and the Kathakali on four twentieth century western playwrights
(University of Canterbury, 1982)
Oriental drama has influenced twentieth century western
drama in many ways. I have chosen to look at four ways that
prove valuable in appreciating plays and productions of four
western playwrights. Yeats's oriental ...
The Pattimura Revolt of 1817 : Its causes, course and consequences
(University of Canterbury. History, 1984)
This thesis is concerned with the "Pattimura" Revolt which broke out at the end of the British Interregnum, in 1818, when the Moluccas were handed back to the Dutch.
The dissatisfaction that led to the revolt was in part ...
The growth and development of the Society of Friends in New Zealand, 1840-1920
(University of Canterbury. History, 1986)
This thesis investigates the growth and development of the Society of Friends (Quakers) in New Zealand, from 1840-1920. It is concerned with looking at the way a small handful of individuals in 1840 grew into a fully fledged ...
New Zealand Methodism and World War I : crisis in a liberal church
(University of Canterbury. History, 1983)
During World War I, New Zealand Methodism entered a crisis caused by two sets of problems, both of which reflected the numerical stagnation of the Church in the early twentieth century and the difficulty of communicating ...
Les Gaites de la Jeune Marianne: French comic theatre 1870-1900
(University of Canterbury. French, 1986)
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Silver, state and society : A monetary perspective on China's seventeenth century crisis
(University of Canterbury. History, 1986)
This thesis is an investigation of the extent and importance of China's dependence upon imported silver in the years leading up to the fall of the Ming dynasty in 1644. The commercial expansion and fiscal reforms of the ...
"Caldochie" : a state of mind?
(University of Canterbury. French, 1989)
The loyalist political majority in New Caledonia is a group which has been largely neglected by academics and the media. Collectively, this majority has been attributed the status of a distinct community under the title ...
From Cottages to 'Skyscrapers' : The Architecture of A.E. & E.S. Luttrell in Tasmania and New Zealand
(University of Canterbury. Art History, 1988)
This thesis examines the contribution of Alfred and Sidney Luttrell to architecture in Tasmania and New Zealand. From 1886 Alfred, in partnership with Sidney after 1897, designed buildings for a wide variety of clients ...
New Zealand shipping : a Marxist analysis.
(University of Canterbury. Department of Political Science, 1981)
In the thesis I attempt to analyse the present
conflict surrounding the organisation and cost of the
shipping link between New Zealand and its major markets,
particularly the United Kingdom, Europe and North America.
Liner ...
The Basilicas of F. W. Petre
(University of Canterbury. Art History, 1982)
Francis William Petre is a major New Zealand architect whose work has never before been subject to a detailed study. For this reason a large part of this thesis has been devoted to the provision of an accurate account of ...













