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Sheep and Clouds. De betekenis van plaats, lokale geschiedenis en ervaring in Chris Drury’s Cloud Chambers en Andy Goldsworthy’s Sheepfolds

Dijk, M.D. van (2020-01-17)

Master Kunst- en Cultuurwetenschappen

In deze scriptie wordt de betekenis van plaats, lokale geschiedenis en ervaring in Chris Drury’s Cloud Chambers (1996-2019) en Andy Goldsworthy’s Sheepfolds Project (1996-2009) onderzocht. De onderzochte werken worden ...
Manga: meer dan een teken-ing

Dijk, D.J.A. van (2020-01-30)

Master Filosofie

In dit artikel presenteer ik een filosofische analyse van de beroemde mangareeks, Barefoot Gen van Nakazawa Keiji. Voor deze analyse maak ik gebruik van Roland Barthes. Hierbij stel ik mijzelf de vraag: hoe kan de manga ...
Verbal anchoring in non-profit organisation's logos: a start of a better world?

Koers, C.R. (2020-01-24)

Bachelor Communicatie- en Informatiewetenschappen

This research intended to measure the effects of the level of verbal anchoring in logos on the perception and response of potential donors of non-profit organisations. This was measured while comparing two countries: The ...
Framing in Political News: Presentation of Trump during the Presidential Elections of 2016.

Frissen, E.T.M. (2019-06-07)

Bachelor Communicatie- en Informatiewetenschappen

This study has aimed to assess the variations in the usage of negative versus positive framing devices to present Trump in states that either voted for or against him during the presidential elections of 2016. It aspired ...
Country-of-Origin Strategies in International Marketing: A Comparison of the Effects of Explicit COO Strategies on Consumers’ Evaluations.

Beckers, B.J.W. (2019-06-07)

Bachelor Communicatie- en Informatiewetenschappen

The country of origin (COO) is a widely studied topic in international business communication and marketing. It can affect certain aspects of consumers’ evaluations, also known as the COO effect. This effect can be evoked ...