Early modern
King as father in Early Modern Spain
... in early modern ...allowed early modern Spanish political writers to articulate compe- ting opinions over the appropriate access of subjects to the Spanish king, which had important ...
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The renaissance and the round ball: spheres, globes and the early modern spatial imagination
... Although early modern globemakers still produced outside in celestial globes, inside out versions became ever more prominent, especially within globe ...the early modern Muslim world, as its ...
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On the Decline of Pleonastic that in Late Middle English and Early Modern English
... MEMT contains more than half a million words based on both edited medical texts and early printed books from 1375 to 1500. The bulk of these treatises are translations from Latin, dealing with a wide variety of ...
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Playing by the rules: Gambling and Social Identity in Early Modern German Towns
... treated early modern gambling bouts as motivated strictly by profit, and thus placed them in opposition to the developing bourgeois values of industry, thrift, and ...with early modern notions ...
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Words on Walls: An Approach to Exposed Writing in Early Modern Europe
... the modern age was the eloquence and size of the epitaphs, so that the brief pious exhortation of other times became, in the sixteenth century, the ‘edifying account of the life of the deceased’, within a modus ...
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Balconies for the Municipalities: Public Architecture and Visual Performance of Power in Early Modern Castile
... Although these porticoes and corridors were demolished in the nineteenth century, they were reproduced in multiple Early Modern and Modern images that represented the Plaza de San Francisco, some of ...
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Early Modern ecostudies From the Florentine Codex to Shakespeare [Reseña de Libro]
... Early modern English writers addressed ecological issues such as mining, hunting, air pollution, urban plague, forest depletion, land enclosure, and wetland ...compelling early modern ...
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Some developments in the semantics of the English progressive from old English to early modern English
... the modern periphrasis is mainly used for the expression of limited ...to modern usage, or at least closer than the ‘fu- ture’ use of the expanded form in OE and ...
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The Morisco and Hispano Arabic culture and Malta Some highlights on late medieval and early modern links
... ‘safâfi al-kansîya’ 65 (benches in the church). Similarly, when referring to the consecration ‘hâdâ yismî’ 66 (this is my body) it appears to be different from the ‘normal’ North African Arabic and should thus be derived ...
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Materialism new and old
... Active, vital and/or embodied materialism in the long early modern period take different forms. While La Mettrie and Diderot reject ‘soul’ and seek to build up complexity from a ‘bottom-up’ standpoint ...
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The art of inquiry: overcoming the fixation on the new materialisms [Reseña de libro]
... and early modern European practices such as chambers of wonder in which the wealthy housed their precious objects and materials, as well as in casts from life that had the appearance of products of nature, ...
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¿Por qué el oeste?
... I think at the heart of this debate is a quarrel over the very nature of history and historical explanation. Does history run in a single direction, to a definite destination, if only one takes the right path? Is it ...
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Mastering the King’s Tongue. Language-Learning Dynamics among 18th-Century Basque Elites, a Context Proposal
... Abstract: Learning languages is a fundamental part of today’s education. Was it so in the past? In this paper, we try to present a context to better understand language learning among certain Basque elites during the ...
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Writings on the Streets: Ephemeral Textsand Public Space in the Early ModernHispanic World
... In many cases in the late Middle Ages publication depended entirely on verbal proclamation, but the great innovation of the early modern period was the public exhibition of the document for a speci fi ed ...
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Margery Kempe and Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza, eccentric or independent women? Female writing, religion and travel
... how life developed in the Early Modern period. Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza was born in a noble Spanish family, so I will analyse women from this social level. Their main goal was to marry and to have ...
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Proyecto Regional (I+D) sobre Cerezo. Memoria 2011
... Brooks Early Star Georgia nº 57 Sum esi Ronde Grosse Utha Giant 13S-8-10 4-84 Big Lory Cristob alina Early Magiar Glacier Hudson Lapins Mistar Early Simcoe Sweet Early Sylvia 3-22-8 Arcina ...
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Human space: the rise of Euclidism and the construction of an early-modern world, 1400-1800
... on early-modern systems of ...the early-modern world stories brought back from the New World by Spanish explorers became the foundation for the noble savage ...the modern world Edward ...
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"Germany is the home of the family": a criticism of gender roles in Katherine Mansfield's "In a German Pension"
... Her adventurous predisposition and her personal circumstances led her to get in contact with other cultures, such as the German, the French, the Italian and the Swiss. The focus of this article will be her early ...
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GIS analysis of the accuracy of Tomas Lopez's historical cartography in the Canary Islands (1742 - 1746)
... by modern latitudes and longitudes (Tobler, ...an early map and then converting them to a modern coordinate system through a computer ...a modern map of the same ...the modern map can ...
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Open Journal Systems
... Regarding EModE, the major introduction of Romance loanwords into the English language during this period took place from 1510 to 1674, but more significantly during 1560 to 1574 (see Table 6). Among them, the most ...
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