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...l solar year. Julius Caesar decreed that the year 46 BC should have 445 days (some historians implausibly say: 443 days) in order to bridge the yaw... ...he womb. Hysteria is, indeed, more common among women - probably due to social and cultural expectations and conventions as to how a woman should a... ... before the flames were subdued." This was the second fire to have devastated this cultural depository. On August 24, 1814, the Library's core co... ...h regarding narcissism. But what there is has not demonstrated any ethnic, social, cultural, economic, genetic, or professional predilection to NPD...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ... there are a large number of unrenewed works that have scholarly value to historians, archivists, and specialists in a variety of fields. This cons... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...there are a large number of unrenewed works that have scholarly value to historians, architects and specialists in a variety of fields’’). 6 Indeed...

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...Cyclopedia of issues in modern philosophy: The philosophy of science and religion, the cognitive sciences, cultural studies, aesthetics, art and literature, the philosophy of economics, the philosophy of psychology, and ethics....

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...of Rights All human cultures have hierarchies of rights. These hierarchies reflect cultural mores and lores and there cannot, therefore, be a unive... ... words, as a result of value judgements within given historical, psychological and cultural contexts. Judgement has to be involved: are the actions... ...s, or symbols, often have different meanings. Meaning is dependent upon historical, cultural, and personal contexts. There is no telling whether two... ...verbal vocabulary). Pain is, therefore, a value judgment and the reaction to it is culturally dependent. In some cases, pain is perceived as positi... ...he Gods was a high honour. How would we judge animal rights in such historical and cultural contexts? Are there any "universal" values or does it a... ...e the Victorian and middle-class roots of his theories about suppressed sexuality. Historians deride and decry his stifling authoritarianism and fr...

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...ps a generalized model for United States military transformations in peacetime. To develop the model the author combines observations made by several historians about recurrent trends in military strategic innovation. The author concludes that, after taking into account inevitable uncertainty, there are three identifiable factors that occur in most cases of military transf...

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...1 INTRODUCTION . . . . 1 2 THE TRANSFORMATION TRINITY . . . . 9 3 THE SPACE POWER VISION: MECCA OR MIRAGE? . . . . .23 4 CULTURAL CHANGE IN THE MILITARY SPACE COMMUNITY . . . . 39 5 ASSESSING SPACE THEORIES OF VICTORY . . . . 59 6 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . 73...

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... a fact not to be taken for granted. Why not use this mechanism to meet your cultural and innovation needs? If people need Madame Bovary or The New Yo... ... the people who actually read, or listen to, or watch the stuff. This is our cultural policy and it is driven, in part, by copyright. The promise of p... ...ormation marketplace. Copyright law is supposed to give us a self-regulating cultural policy in which the right to exclude others from one’s original ... ...emand. At its best, it is supposed to allow a decentralized and iconoclastic cultural ferment in which independent artists, musicians, and writers can... ...lace, easy and cheap access to information, de- centralized and iconoclastic cultural production, self-correcting innovation policy? Often it does, bu... ...up- port for that position, 18 and, with one significant recent exception, 19 historians of intellectual property have agreed. 20 Jefferson himself had... ... life. So much for the bad side of the enclosure movement. For many economic historians, everything I have said up to now is the worst kind of sentime... ... distribution of wealth that so incensed an earlier gen- eration of critical historians, they argue that there are significant questions about whether ... ...e about these issues is little known, however, outside the world of economic historians. “Everyone” knows that a commons is by definition tragic and th...

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...in front of the technique. Among the representatives - the literary 19 historians concludes - only Urmuz has left a worthwhile avant-garde work an... ...el Levenard, establishes relationships or at least resemblance on a large cultural plan: the romanticism of liberty in the 19th century, Van Gogh, Ri... ...(actual, experimental). Paradoxism is also the living of existential and cultural experiences, both specific of this century’s end, as being determ... ...ot Sullivan remarks: “This kind of literature borrowed massively from the cultural constructions of the past, we undo and rearrange them without for... ...tion in an ironical complicity, cleverly valued through the regime of the cultural tolerances. From this comes a radically histrionic appetite of par... ...artificial, a new histrionic availability, a metatextual inventiveness, a cultural emancipation - that became an instrumentation of the art without ...

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...alized epic, The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early Modern Europe. Expanded Access To Waste... ...bols of shape with the alphabet‘s symbols of sound. For millennia, most historians tended to credit the Phoenicians with inventing the first phone... ... the few dozen letters needed for phonetic alphabets. Despite regional and cultural differences in everyday speech, literate Chinese all read and wri... ...ined the block printing process as early as the seventh century, but most historians concede that Feng Tao (882–954) was the ―Eastern Father of Prin... ...Legend and myth tended to compete with hard-earned knowledge. Many modern historians decry the idea that conditions were so bad that progress stopped... ...ease in the number of liberal arts colleges throughout the world. Many historians title this period of cultural and intellectual revival the Carol... ...ts colleges throughout the world. Many historians title this period of cultural and intellectual revival the Carolingian Renaissance. Some, howev... ...ead the Carolingian Renaissance in the eighth century but also to achieve culturally unifying standardization across the Carolingian Empire. Unti... ...pire. They showed a combination of military genius, personal courage, and cultural tolerance unequaled by any European line of hereditary rulers. ...

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...alized epic, The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early Modern Europe. Expanded access to was... ...ymbols of shape with the alphabet‘s symbols of sound. For millennia, most historians tended to credit the Phoenicians with inventing the first phone... ... the few dozen letters needed for phonetic alphabets. Despite regional and cultural differences in everyday speech, literate Chinese all read and wri... ...ined the block printing process as early as the seventh century, but most historians concede that Feng Tao (882–954) was the ―Eastern Father of Prin... ...Legend and myth tended to compete with hard-earned knowledge. Many modern historians decry the idea that conditions were so bad that progress stopped... ...crease in the number of liberal arts colleges throughout the world. Many historians title this period of cultural and intellectual revival the Carol... ...arts colleges throughout the world. Many historians title this period of cultural and intellectual revival the Carolingian Renaissance. Some, howev... ...ead the Carolingian Renaissance in the eighth century but also to achieve culturally unifying standardization across the Carolingian Empire. Until ... ...pire. They showed a combination of military genius, personal courage, and cultural tolerance unequaled by any European line of hereditary rulers. ...

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...tual-habit of the ever-wider search for firewood becoming a blind, unthinking cultural tradition? Africans still denude their forests and destroy th... ... craze of a mass consumer culture which has become psychotic. It is a form of cultural insanity which is getting progressively worse.. People living... ...SS Chapter Three: Hominids 177 Would this kind of event stay in their cultural memory long enough to give them the idea of using fire? Simp... ...the Wild Dog example being the third strongest… and put all of their social-cultural-instinctive traits, habits, characteristics together…. You... ...ncestor worship. There is no difference between the veneration of elders, and cultural phenomenon of ancestor worship; except the accumulation of cu... ...only one thing: the one thing that code allowed them to do and nothing else. Historians and history books cover up this fact. The fact is: Napoleo... ...lization The Effect of Civilization on Humans 423 for making bread. Do historians talk about where the roots of our Civilization come from? T... ... to understand their own Science in the proper historical context. Neither do Historians. Every new generation in every culture, in every neighborh... ... unless you understand all of the thousands of things they took for granted. Historians do not bother with this. Neither do Scientists. There is n...

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...contempt directed at an "enemy". The latter is, almost invariably, the physical or cultural occupier of space the idealists claim as their own. ... ...an anomie inside an abnormality - a Macedonian self identity, tentative and merely cultural at first, began to emerge. Voivode Gorgija Pulevski pub... ...n), north of Thessaloniki (Salonica, Solun, Saloniki). There is no doubt about his cultural background (as opposed to his convictions later in life... ...o and Metohija was very real and the conflict assumed the robes of a crusade, both cultural and religious. To the Serbs the very maintenance of the... ...tria presented the only viable solution to the problem of multi-ethnicity and muti- culturalism. The history of the Balkans in the 20th century can ... .... Return The Crescent and the Cross Introduction "There are two maxims for historians which so harmonise with what I know of history that I... ...poke languages artificially constructed and lauded a culture hastily assembled by "historians" and "philologists". These were the roots of the gre...

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...r character is the set of all acquired characteristics we posses, often judged in a cultural-social context. Sometimes the interplay of all these f... ...nded" when rendered functional again by the prevailing standards of his social and cultural frame of reference. In a way, the three schools are aki... ...rsonality disorders are "not otherwise specified" – a catchall, basket "category". Cultural bias is evident in certain disorders (such as the Antis... ...es not constitute insanity in the strictest sense because it conforms to social and cultural creeds and codes of conduct in her milieu. Billions of ... ... It would seem that sanity and insanity are relative terms, dependent on frames of cultural and social reference, and statistically defined. There ... ...e the Victorian and middle-class roots of his theories about suppressed sexuality. Historians deride and decry his stifling authoritarianism and fr...

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...kes of Iraq or China. Thinkers and scholars as diverse as Christopher Lasch in "The Cultural Narcissist" and Theodore Millon in "Personality Disorde... ...hatology, which involves a changing cast of demonized "enemies", both political and cultural. Read about American eschatology HERE. Americans' rel... ..., the stage of world domination." The second, third and fourth are mainly economic, cultural and military. In an echo of defunct Soviet and Euro-l... ...ng hegemonic airs" and does "whatever it pleased", concurrently twisting economic, cultural and military arms. Inevitably and especially after Sept... ...ecipes, rules, and norms regarding every aspect of existence - individual, social, cultural, moral, economic, political, military, and philosophica... ...ever growing segments of the world, conflicts became inevitable. Still, early Roman historians, patriotic to a fault, always describe Roman wars as... ... National Guard and even, in violation of the Constitution, the armed forces. Some historians cast the whole period as a battle of the religious vs...

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...peased. How she was feeling seemed to me to be the same, regardless of the cultural indoctrination. As far as I could see the content hardly seemed to... ...y) and known as the Parsees, and is the only one of the group of religious cultural traditions on level three of our diagram to survive to the modern ... ...Moses 15 in the foundation of Hebrew religious culture, and some religious historians feel that the limited historical material resulting from the Egy... ...eteenth and twentieth centuries. 16 An intermixture of the same religious, cultural and organizational movements from which modern Judaism developed, ... ... which in its essence is separate from attitudes and groups alike, whether cultural or ethnic. The mystics, by and large, epitomize this emphasis. And... ...gines and most other indigenous groups are fitted by sociologists and many historians of religion. In the chapters which follow, we will see the inter... ...20-540 BC) who is titled The Buddha (Sanskrit for “The Awakened”). 19 Most historians place Gautama in the sixth century BC in India. There are no wri... ...d death are ultimate facts unmitigated by any hope. When we strip away the cultural trappings, is there any emotional differ- ence between the perpetu... ... about the historical truth of the accounts of the life of Jesus. Although historians state that there is in fact no proof, Christian believers are ad...

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...s a chimpanzee and about 60% the same as a chicken, we would have to assume that we have some instincts. ―Psychologists, philosophers, histor... ... and naïve obviousness of a cartoon. Whether it be a toddling infant or a tottering grandpa, putting down others to raise your own status is a cultur... ...an be found along the whole scale. The artificial concept that there are masculine traits and feminine traits, which are quite different, is a cultur... ...uage in order understand science, business and international politics, but we need to keep some special identities as part of our personal and cultur... ...es normality and enters into an abnormal adjustment. The same actions may be normal or abnormal depending on the age of the individual or the cultur... .... ―You may be familiar with the ideas if Pierre Bourdieu. He talked about different kinds of ‗capital‘ or riches that a person has. Cultur...

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...of Rights All human cultures have hierarchies of rights. These hierarchies reflect cultural mores and lores and there cannot, therefore, be a unive... ... words, as a result of value judgements within given historical, psychological and cultural contexts. Judgement has to be involved: are the actions... ...s, or symbols, often have different meanings. Meaning is dependent upon historical, cultural, and personal contexts. There is no telling whether two... ...verbal vocabulary). Pain is, therefore, a value judgment and the reaction to it is culturally dependent. In some cases, pain is perceived as positi... ...he Gods was a high honour. How would we judge animal rights in such historical and cultural contexts? Are there any "universal" values or does it a... ...e the Victorian and middle-class roots of his theories about suppressed sexuality. Historians deride and decry his stifling authoritarianism and fr...

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...ality Disorder (NPD), but studies have not demonstrated any ethnic, social, cultural, economic, genetic, or professional predilection to it. Co-Morb... ...family's / tribe's / nation's? Where is he coming from , geographically and culturally? What is he aiming at and where is he going to, what is his ... ...between traits and behavior patterns that are independent of the patient's cultural-social context (i.e., which are inherent, or idiosyncratic) – ... ...are inherent, or idiosyncratic) – and reactive patterns, or conformity to cultural and social morals and norms. Reactions to severe life crises or... ... Macedonian infantry. Alexander the Great was clearly insane, even by the cultural standards of his time. According to Diodorus, a month before he... ...cretary; Chares, his chamberlain; Aristobulus, his military engineer. So do historians who relied on such accounts: Diodorus, Plutarch, Arrian, and ...

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... biologists like Richard Dawkins and Rupert Sheldrake developed models of cultural evolution. Dawkins' "meme" is a cultural element (like a behaviou... ... - the more devalued and common it becomes and the less institutional and cultural memory we seem to possess. In the battle between paper and screen... ...d teachers teach. The Internet's evolution mirrors closely the social and cultural history of North America at the end of the 20th century. If not p... ...in The Net was supposed to dissolve anachronistic national borders and cultural boundaries. It was expected to vitiate distance - both physical a... ...ndbites, shortcuts and cliff notes. The Wikipedia is a pernicious counter-cultural phenomenon. It does not elevate or celebrate knowledge. The Wikip... ...d the diary observation of the technological breaking point (what the old historians called: the "short time" and the "long time"). To combine these ...

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...ifornia! China, of course, was a vast agricultural land with a rich cultural heritage, but a population crisis out of control. It had more th... ...find that this continuity with the families of our past give us roots. But cultural and scientific change gives us branches. Together they let us gro... ... of the mating call of the Jamaican fruit fly.‖ --―I understand that historians are now rating Bush as the worst of all your presidents and Re... ...f Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. ―Going back to Confucius and his cultural ancestors, there has been a deep feeling of respect and caring f... ... most cultures. ―On the other hand, the urge to war seems to be a cultural universal. Do you think that in the future the 100 year old lead...

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...illful and committed Diaspora - can all enhance and channel innovation. The wrong cultural context, discouraging social mores, xenophobia, a paran... ...of acquired skills, and discriminate between types of endowments in accordance with cultural biases and fads. Libertarians limit themselves to ens... ...s to airline ticketing and from insurance claims processing to remote maintenance. Cultural mismatches between the (typically Western) client base ... ...ironment factors (demographic, economic, ecological, technological, political, and cultural) and micro- or task- environment factors (markets, custo... ...other take place in a complex environment, affected by governments, social forces, cultural factors, and markets. The country must clearly identify... ..., etc.) and the diary observation of the technological breaking point (what the old historians called: the "short time" and the "long time"). To com...

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...etes of the paradoxist movement and smarandachian works- literary critics and historians, writers and admirers or only sympathizers that - as a rule... ... the author: beings and things, daily incidents and great events- politic and cultural ones, famous personalities and anonymous people - everything ... ...ersonalities his irreverence reaches the iconoclasty, as regards the literary- cultural ones it is felt the deference. Only a masked familiarism (a l... ...lexandru Cioranescu, Ion Barbu. Monogafie, Ion Barbu. Monography, ed.Fundatia Culturala Romana, Bucuresti, 1996, p.5. 2.Dinu Flamind, Postfata la “... ...nescu, Alexandru, Ion Barbu- Monografie, Ion Barbu- Monography, ed. Fundatiei Culturale Romane, Bucuresti, 1996. 7. Constantinescu, Mihaela, Forme ...

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...educible to one another. Another example: "many" and "few" are value judgements or cultural judgements of elements of a language used (and so are "... ...nt or immutable. Contextualists in aesthetics study a work of art's historical and cultural background in order to appreciate it. Philosophers of ... ... resolve as if by magic once we hold God to be merely a psychological construct, a cultural artifact, and an invention. The new science of neuro-re... ...nded" when rendered functional again by the prevailing standards of his social and cultural frame of reference. In a way, the three schools are aki... ...(i.e., the socially acceptable and condoned). Ironically, Freud's contributions to cultural studies may far outlast his "scientific" "theory" of th... ...e the Victorian and middle-class roots of his theories about suppressed sexuality. Historians deride and decry his stifling authoritarianism and fr...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ... there are a large number of unrenewed works that have scholarly value to historians, archivists, and specialists in a variety of fields. This cons... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...there are a large number of unrenewed works that have scholarly value to historians, architects and specialists in a variety of fields’’). 6 Indeed...

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...at flies in the face of a tradition, especially a tradition that began as a cultural imperative—you are going to have problems. But back to your lic... ... avoid. “Hitler did some good things and some bad things according to historians. Pope John Paul did some good things and some bad things acco...

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...s members to evolve in their own unique way. Kabbalah strictly objects to any cultural or educational coer- cion from Western countries toward third-... ...us what they feel in their “present time.” They could just as easily be great historians, regressing to states that humanity once experienced, reliv... ...ture and art. For the last thirty years of his life he was Germany's greatest cultural icon, serving as an object of pilgrimage from all over Europe...

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...vercome universal gravity, the limitations of biological life and those of cultural and spiritual life. The global I must die so the I of the arti... ...at greed produces, his own greed as well as that of others. Greed, the historians say, was Alexander the Great’s main illness. No conquest could... ...orm biochemical energy and mechanical energy in relational, individual and cultural energy; they synthesize, within themselves and outside of themse... ...every sort of handicraft and create every type of works, familial, social, cultural, and in particular those works that we call works of art, that ...

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... use of their 119 native languages and develop their own geographical cultural sub-societies—the Chinatowns, Koreatowns, and little Italys that ... ...s and eye witness accounts. But historical evidence is often politicized. Historians can pick and choose what they will examine and report on. Were ... ...y of the past confirming that events never repeat themselves? ―Real historians want the truth, although some rewrite history to back up a polit... ...ious to injuries except for his heel? God can‘t change the past, but many historians do, especially if they are justifying for a cause that is sacred... ... situations of the American Revolution. The facts written by the American historians seem to be different from those reported by the English histori... ...to verify and illuminate the actions of the people who do the things that historians record and analyze. --―It seems that you are saying... ... it a stronger religious conviction or a stronger family life with strong cultural pressures? Catholic Italy is around 10% and Catholic Ireland at a...

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...orehouse of all extraordinary venues to the mind (encounters both sexual and cultural). Large buildings were like the small mountains of Umsong with a... ...folded away in his book bag. Then he got into a taxi and went to the Sejong Cultural Center. His seat was located in the middle of the auditorium. A... ...ind that which is everlasting within the brevity of a human's lifespan); and historians of recorded cultures thread together implication, meaning, and... ...both places. Both countries seemed to be arrogant and fortified within their cultural expressions. One certainly could never part a Korean from his k... ...is great puppeteer, society. Maybe, she thought, when encountered anew most cultural traits were romantically virtuous. She also sketched conservati... ...ornia and then got a job as an aerobics teacher for the Municipal Sports and Cultural Center of Tijuana. When their clothes were dry Gabriele invited ...

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... have gladly seen it republished in its entirety. I’ve been told many music historians would gladly sell their soul to hear even the snippet you ju... ... “Consider it my gift to you. An improvement upon your rather sorely lacking cultural deficiencies.” He smiled and swept past me. “Come, the night...

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... with this: “The Journalists are now the true Kings and Clergy: henceforth Historians, unless they are fools, must write not of Bourbon Dynasties, and... ...from Cain and Tubal- cain downwards: but where does your accumulated Agri- cultural, Metallurgic, and other Manufacturing skill lie ware- housed? It t... ...erloo, or any other Battle; but an incident passed carelessly over by most Historians, and treated with some degree of ridicule by others: namely, Geo...

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...hitherto produced very few writers of distinc- tion; it possesses no great historians, and not a single emi- nent poet. The inhabitants of that countr... ...dices of the North American Indians may be opposed to their becoming agri- cultural and civilized, necessity sometimes obliges them to it. Several of ... ... of itself - not overthrown, but abandoned. Chapter XX: Characteristics of Historians in Democratic Ages Historians who write in aristocratic ages are... ...est causes with sagacity, and frequently leave the greatest unper- ceived. Historians who live in democratic ages exhibit pre- cisely opposite charact... ...smen. I will add, that its effects are not less consolatory to second-rate historians; it can al- ways furnish a few mighty reasons to extricate them ... ...ows some individuals to baffle the natural tendencies of all the rest. The historians who seek to describe what occurs in democratic societies are rig...

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...rable than those of Cooper and Irving. They like to know that their modern historians are acknowledged as great au- thors, and as regards their own po... ...districts, and also, alas! in some of our agri- 334 North America V ol. 2 cultural districts; but also, I think, there is less of respect and venerat...

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...ll, had tramped through Gibbon, Hume, Grote, Prescott, and the other thick historians; that he could repeat pages from them— and did. When Dr. Westlak... ... have a wonderful building—lovely brown brick, with big windows, and agri- cultural and manual-training departments. When we get it, that’ll be my ans...

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...itical to scholars studying fields related to Chinese history, such as historic literature, anthropology, Buddhism, art history, archeology, and also historians of the neighboring countries of Vietnam and Korea. For these scholars to jump into the middle of an ocean of mostly untranslated Chinese primary sources is very difficult and relying on secondary sources is not ful...

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...There are many insights in this book. The writer of the main part of this book is V. NAGAM AIYA. I think that many Indian academic historians, who have endeavoured to write the history of ‘Modern’ India, should take lessons from this most unassuming writer, V. NAGAM AIYA. For, they have written the history of ‘Modern’ India in terms of and the perspecti...

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...NG TALENTED HISTORIAN OBSERVATIONS SLAVERY in the South-Asian PENINSULA THE PEOPLES OF KERALA NO MENTION of MAHABALI CLASSICAL CASE of CULTURAL HISTORY MANIPULATION23 HOW MUCH TRADE CONTRIBUTES TO CULTURAL ENHANCEMENT MARTHANDA VARMA; an ANGLOPHILE WHEN SLAVERY ACTUALLY was LIBERATION RAMA VARMA AN ANTEDATING NAYAR PADA [Nayar Brigade] ...

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... 1 The heroic age of natural history: England and Australia, 1790–1860 2 The beginning of an infrastructure: New South Wales, 1820–26 3 A rash of cultural institutions: Van Diemen’s Land, 1826–50 4 A renaissance of natural history: Van Diemen’s Land, 1837–43 5 Australia Felix: Port Phillip District, 1840–54 6 Societies and concerns: Port Phillip District, 18...

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...has given rise to the recapitula- tion theory of education, biological and cultural. The in- dividual develops, but his proper development consists in... ...not concern us, save as it is supposed to afford scientific foundation for cultural recapitulation of the past. Cultural recapitulation says, first, t... ...n, and of the formation from without, whether by physical nature or by the cultural products of the past, the ideal of growth results in the conceptio... ... applies to theories which find the primary subject matter of study in the cultural products —especially the literary products—of man’s history. Iso- ... ...character of most elemen- tary education, and the narrowly disciplinary or cultural 143 John Dewey character of most higher education. It accounts fo... ...ce comes first, then geometry; for social rea- soning, the Greek and Roman historians and orators come first, and general history next. Hence the narr...

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...tes for Everybody get into parlia- ment if handicapped by a serious modern cultural equip- ment; but if they had, their habit of living in a vacuum wo... ... experience on the part of the very persons who, as university professors, historians, philosophers, and men of science, were the accredited custodian... ...r comedy to stage. Perhaps, after all, that is what wars are for, and what historians and playwrights are for. If men will not learn until their lesso...

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...cay it will with out constant nurture. To the neglect of this duty the best historians agree in attributing the ruin of all the republics with whose ... ...strength can it effectively safeguard, even with our help, its spiritual and cultural heritage. (8) Conceiving the defense of freedom, like freedom it... ... success of liberty. This much we pledge—and more. To those old allies whose cultural and spiritual ori gins we share, we pledge the loyalty of faith... ... the present. To continue this long trend is to guarantee tremendous social, cultural, political, and economic upheavals. You and I, as individuals, c...

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...the prices of some particular years, which have generally been recorded by historians and other writers, on account of their extraordinary dearness or... ...his general expression of one of the most judicious and reserved of modern historians, that Italy was not at that time better cultivated than England ... ...encourages that species of industry which it means to promote. Those agri- cultural systems, on the contrary, really, and in the end, discour- age the... ...y the other part, music, it was proposed, at least by the philosophers and historians, who have given us an account of those institutions, to humanize... ...th while to remark, that, if we except the poets, a few orators, and a few historians, the far greater part of the other eminent men of letters, both ...

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...consciously patronizing tone in which his brother questioned him about agri cultural matters (their mother’s property had not been divided, and Levin... ...arenina to work to study all the classics and theologians and tragedians and historians and philosophers, and, you know, all the intellectual work tha...