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II Congresso Internacional As Aves 2018
EVOLUÇÃO Revista de Geistória e Pré-História SÉRIE I, Nº. 2, VOLUME 1 LISBOA. MAIO. 2018 EVOLUÇÃO - Revista de Geistória e Pré-História. 2 (1).2018 CENTRO PORTUGUÊS DE GEO-HISTÓRIA E PRÉ-HISTÓRIA O Centro Português de Geo-História e Pré-História é uma associação sem fins lucrativos Fundada em 15 de fevereiro de 1995, é reconhecida como Entidade de Utilidade Pública desde 2017. Tem por objetivos o fomento e o desenvolvimento de atividades de investigação e de divulgação nos campos científicos da Geo- História e Pré-História. CONCELHO CIENTÍFICO DO CPGP: Paleontologia / Estratigrafia / Paleobotânica: Silvério Figueiredo; Mário Mendes; Pedro Proença Cunha; Ioanna Bachtsevanidou Strantzali Pré-História / Arte Rupestre: Telmo Pereira; Luís Raposo; Luiz Oosterbeek; Fernando Coimbra Geografia Rita Anastácio EVOLUÇÃO. REVISTA DE GEISTÓRIA E PRÉ-HISTÓRIA A Evolução. Revista de Geistória e Pré-História é uma revista de divulgação Científica, publicada pelo Centro Português de Geo-História e Pré-História e tem por objetivo principal contribuir para o desenvolvimento da divulgação científica, através da publicação de artigos e de trabalhos de investigação, divulgação e informação, de autores ou investigadores nacionais ou estrangeiros, nas áreas da Geistória e da Pré-História, podendo estes artigos ser de âmbito nacional ou internacional. CONCELHO EDITORIAL: Silvério Figueiredo; Fernando Coimbra; David Barão; Sofia Silvério; Fernanda Sousa; Ioanna Bachtsevanidou Strantzali; Marta Gomes. Depósito Legal: 189274/02 ISSN:1645-6297 Impressão: CWORLD (Pinhal Novo) Edição: Centro Português de Geo-História e Pré-História Periodicidade: anual Designe gráfico: Fernanda Sousa Sem autorização expressa do editor, não é permitida a reprodução parcial ou total dos artigos desta revista, desde que tal reprodução não decorra das finalidades específicas da divulgação e da crítica. -
El Profesorado De Universidad Del Tercer Milenio. El Nuevo Horizonte De Sus Funciones Y Responsabilidades
El profesorado de Universidad del Tercer Milenio. El nuevo… El profesorado de Universidad del Tercer Milenio. El nuevo horizonte de sus funciones y responsabilidades por José A. IBÁÑEZ-MARTÍN Universidad Complutense de Madrid 1. Introducción conjunto de amplias modificaciones lega- Una de las más grandes aportaciones les en el ámbito educativo, con el deseo de de Europa a la cultura universal ha sido la corregir las inadecuaciones, los errores y creación de la institución universitaria, cla- los efectos perversos de las leyes que desa- ramente más antigua que el Estado. Han rrollaron el artículo 27 de nuestra Consti- pasado muchos siglos, quizá podemos tución. Esas reformas eran urgentes y remontarnos a la Academia platónica y tal confío en que de ellas se obtengan frutos vez a la liga pitagórica, desde que apare- positivos. Ahora bien, las estructuras lega- año LIX, n.º 220, septiembre-diciembre 2001, 441-466 cieron los primeros lugares en los que se les no son suficientes para responder al pretendía proporcionar un saber superior gran reto ante el que encuentra hoy la Uni- —y libre de las imposiciones del poder po- versidad, ya que la cuestión más grave a lítico— a los jóvenes adultos. A partir de la que hemos de responder no es tanto la organización del gobierno universitario o entonces se fue configurando lo que hoy revista española de pedagogía llamamos Universidad, siguiendo una com- los sistemas de selección del profesorado, pleja evolución, que no siempre supo res- cuanto cómo avizorar los nuevos caminos ponder con acierto a los cambios sociales, que la Universidad debe seguir para res- pero sí tuvo la inteligencia imprescindible ponder acertadamente a las actuales cir- como para permitir su supervivencia y con- cunstancias sociales, muy distintas de las solidación. -
On the Months (De Mensibus) (Lewiston, 2013)
John Lydus On the Months (De mensibus) Translated with introduction and annotations by Mischa Hooker 2nd edition (2017) ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Abbreviations .......................................................................................... iv Introduction .............................................................................................. v On the Months: Book 1 ............................................................................... 1 On the Months: Book 2 ............................................................................ 17 On the Months: Book 3 ............................................................................ 33 On the Months: Book 4 January ......................................................................................... 55 February ....................................................................................... 76 March ............................................................................................. 85 April ............................................................................................ 109 May ............................................................................................. 123 June ............................................................................................ 134 July ............................................................................................. 140 August ........................................................................................ 147 September ................................................................................ -
Discentes Vol. 1 No. 1
Discentes Volume 1 Issue 1 Volume 1, Issue 1 Article 1 2016 Discentes Vol. 1 No. 1 Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.upenn.edu/discentesjournal Part of the Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture Commons, Classics Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation . 2016. "Discentes Vol. 1 No. 1." Discentes 1, (1). https://repository.upenn.edu/discentesjournal/vol1/iss1/ 1 This paper is posted at ScholarlyCommons. https://repository.upenn.edu/discentesjournal/vol1/iss1/1 For more information, please contact [email protected]. Discentes Vol. 1 No. 1 This full issue is available in Discentes: https://repository.upenn.edu/discentesjournal/vol1/iss1/1 DISCENTES December 2012 Discentes Vol. I, No. I December 2012 The undergraduate magazine for the Department of Classical Studies at the University of Pennsylvania Editors-in-Chief Carson Woodbury and Laura Santander Research Editor News Editor James Levy Alethea Roe Faculty Advisor James Ker Cover illustration by Laura Santander. 2 Contents from the editors 5 News 7 ResearcH Reconciling Physical Mortality with Literary Immortality: The Lyric Poets Sappho and Horace on Old Age By Charlotte Edelson 12 Recycling Homer in Greco-Roman Egypt: The Appreciation and Consumption of Homeric Papyri By Laura Santander 24 The Making of a Statesman: Demosthenes’ Philippics and the Education of James Madison By Madeleine Brown 37 The Survival of Winged Victory in Christian Late Antiquity By Jesse DuBois 42 Xenia Perverted: Guest-host Relationships in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses By Noreen Sit 59 Conversations Professor Jeremy McInerney 70 Darien Perez 78 3 Final Thoughts Aphrodite By Amy Conwell 80 Why I’m a Hellenist By James Levy 81 4 from the editors The idea for Discentes sprung from melancholy tidings. -
Prolegomena to the Automated Analysis of a Bilingual Poetry Corpus, with Particular Reference to an Annotated Edition of “The Cantos” of Ezra Pound
University of Pennsylvania ScholarlyCommons Publicly Accessible Penn Dissertations 2016 Prolegomena To The Automated Analysis Of A Bilingual Poetry Corpus, With Particular Reference To An Annotated Edition Of “the Cantos” Of Ezra Pound Robin Seguy University of Pennsylvania, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations Part of the English Language and Literature Commons Recommended Citation Seguy, Robin, "Prolegomena To The Automated Analysis Of A Bilingual Poetry Corpus, With Particular Reference To An Annotated Edition Of “the Cantos” Of Ezra Pound" (2016). Publicly Accessible Penn Dissertations. 2576. https://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations/2576 This paper is posted at ScholarlyCommons. https://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations/2576 For more information, please contact [email protected]. Prolegomena To The Automated Analysis Of A Bilingual Poetry Corpus, With Particular Reference To An Annotated Edition Of “the Cantos” Of Ezra Pound Abstract Standing at the intersection of a theoretical investigation into the possibilities of applying the tools and methods of automated analysis to a large plurilingual poetry corpus and of a set of observables gleaned along the creation of a digitally annotated edition of The Cantos of Ezra Pound — a robust test-case for the TEI — the present dissertation can be read under different guises. One of them, for instance, would be that of a comedy, divina commedia or com�dia de Deus, in which the computer plays — Leibnizian harmonics! — the part of supreme intellect. A: The selva oscura is that of newly born “Digital Humanities” — burgeoning yet obscured already by two dominant paradigms. On the one hand, the constructivism inherited from poststructuralist theory; on the other, a na�ve return to the most trivial kind of linguistic realism. -
Presocratic Philosophy
Presocratic Philosophy First published Sat Mar 10, 2007 The Presocratics were 6th and 5th century BCE Greek thinkers who introduced a new way of thinking about the world and the place of human beings in it. They were recognized in antiquity as the first philosophers and scientists of the Western tradition. This article is a general introduction to the most important Presocratic philosophers and the main themes of Presocratic thought... The standard collection of texts for the Presocratics is that by H. Diels revised by W. Kranz (abbreviated as DK). In it, each thinker is assigned an identifying chapter number (e.g., Heraclitus is 22, Anaxagoras 59); then the reports from ancient authors about that thinker's life and thought are collected in a section of ―testimonies‖ (A) and numbered in order, while the passages the editors take to be direct quotations are collected and numbered in a section of ―fragments‖ (B). Alleged imitations in later authors are sometimes added in a section labeled C. Thus, each piece of text can be uniquely identified: DK 59B12.3 identifies line 3 of Anaxagoras fragment 12; DK 22A1 identifies testimonium 1 on Heraclitus. 1. Who Were the Presocratic Philosophers? Our understanding of the Presocratics is complicated by the incomplete nature of our evidence. Most of them wrote at least one ―book‖ (short pieces of prose writing, it seems, or, in some cases, poems of not great length), but no complete work survives. Instead, we are dependent on later philosophers, historians, and compilers of collections of ancient wisdom for disconnected quotations (fragments) and reports about their views (testimonia). -
Nachlass Adolf Dyroff (1866-1943)
Nachlass Adolf Dyroff (1866-1943) Inhaltsverzeichnis zum bisher unbearbeiteten Teil des Nachlasses Bearbeitet von Uwe Kriegel† und Jonas Abs Bonn 2016 1 Adolf Dyroff wurde 2.2.1866 in Damm bei Aschaffenburg geboren. Als Sohn des Bankdirek- tors Heinrich Dyroff studierte er an den Universitäten Würzburg, Bonn und Berlin klassische Altertumswissenschaft, Germanistik und Geschichte und wandte sich daneben philosophi- schen und kunstgeschichtlichen Studien zu. Er studierte bei M. Schanz, H. Usener. F. Bü- cheler, H. Schell und W. Dilthey. Besonders der Kontakt zu Dilthey veranlasste ihn, die Philo- sophie zum Mittelpunkt seiner Arbeit zu machen. 1892 wurde er in Würzburg mit der Ab- handlung „Geschichte des griechischen pronomen reflexivum“ promoviert. 1894-1899 war Adolf Dyroff Gymnasiallehrer in Würzburg. 1899 habilitierte er sich bei G. von Hertling in München mit seinen „Demokritstudien“. Bereits 1901 wurde er außerordentlicher Professor in Freiburg. 1903 folgte Dyroff dem Ruf der Universität Bonn auf den Lehrstuhl für katholische Philosophie. In Bonn wirkte er bis zu seiner Emeritierung 1934 und in den Jahren 1940-1941 als Lehrstuhlvertreter. 1925/26 bekleidete er das Amt des Rektors der Universität Bonn. Adolf Dyroff war mit Margot Lermann (1875-1962) verheiratet. Der später geschiedenen Ehe entstammten die Töchter Irene und Ellen-Marie (Ellen) sowie der Sohn Gunther, der 1916 als 19jähriger Kriegsfreiwilliger fiel. Adolf Dyroff starb am 3.7.1943 in München. Adolf Dyroff vertrat einen ganzheitlichen Wissenschaftsansatz.. Hervorzuheben sind seine Schriften zur Philosophie der Renaissance. „Der Ruhm, die Bedeutung der Renaissance-Phi- losophie voll erkannt zu haben, gebührt Adolf Dyroff“ (A. Dempf). Zu seinen Schülern gehör- ten Jakob Barion, Martin Honnecker, Joseph Lenz, Theodor Steinbüchel, Johannes Maria Verweyen, Peter Wust und der Dante-Forscher Heinrich Fels. -
Thola Magazine V16.Pdf
VOLUME 16. 2013 / 14 SAFE HAVEN Claire Hodgkinson recounts the story of saving orphaned baboons and keeping Durban’s Centre for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife alive. BIRD’S EYE VIEW David Allan reveals the frightening decline in waterbirds in Durban Bay over the last 14 years. A museum about the earth, its history and life on earth, both past and present. (Photo: Charles Krebs – www.krebsmicro.com) thola VOLUME 16. 2013 / 14 3 Comments Page Letter from 4 Director’s Report the Editor 8 Pigeon Valley 10 SANBI Collaboration welcome 13 Library Department Thola first emerged as the Museum’s popular magazine in 2011. At that time, 14 Mammalogy Department I’d just finished serving a stint as ‘acting-director’ of the Museum. Well this year I drew a similar, but much less onerous, sentence as your ‘acting-editor’. As you 20 SAASTEC Conference 2013 will read elsewhere in this edition, our regular editor, Kirstin Williams, was on 22 Special Report: CROW a sabbatical completing her PhD and Allison Ruiters, our Director, asked me to steer Thola through to publication. I’ve edited the Museum’s scientific journal 26 Palaeontology Department Durban Natural Science Museum Novitates since I joined the Museum as long ago as 1996, so I’ve some experience with the pleasure and pain of the task. As 30 Exhibitions Department a popular product, Thola has been more fun to work with than the Novitates but 35 Wind Repowering Project its multi-faceted nature has rendered it equally challenging. In the pages that follow, there are the usual departmental report-backs, packed 38 Herpetology Department with evidence of exciting progress on many fronts, and we welcome no less than five new staff appointments, all involving young and dynamic individuals. -
Correlativity: the New Genre of Zi Wei Dou
Correlativity The New Genre of Zi Wei Dou Shu Hew Yon Long About the Author . Born in Malaysia, in 1964. Graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA in 1988. Appointed by the University of Tennessee’s International Student Association as a Psychological Counselor in 1989. Obtained his Masters of Science in Civil Copyright © 2016 Hew Yon Long Engineering and Environmental Science in 1990 from the same university. ISBN 978-983-44693-6-8 . Worked as an Environmentalist at Law Associates, the environmental firm in Atlanta, All rights reserved. No part of this publication USA in 1990. Obtained his Professional Civil may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or Engineer Licence in 1998. transmitted in any form or by any means, . Published English books "The Purple Star electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording System" in 1999, "Chinese Astrology: The or otherwise without the prior permission of the author. Scientific Ways in 2000, "Chinese Astrology: Advanced Scientific Way" in 2002, and Chinese book "Ziwei Xingtai Shuxue" in 2003. Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia . Was invited to present "Ziwei Xingtai Shuxue" Cataloguing-in-Publication Data which literally means the morphological and mathematical ways of Zi Wei Dou Shu (in Hew, Yon Long, 1964- Mandarin) in the World Yi Jing Convention Correlativity 2001 held in Singapore. The New Genre of Zi Wei Dou Shu / . Was honored by Professor Wang Hui, the Hew, Yon Long. President of Yi Jing (I-Ching) Research Center, Nanjing, China in 2002 for his ISBN 978-983-44693-6-8 contributions in promoting Chinese wisdoms to the western world. -
Hdl 104761.Pdf
PUBLISHED VERSION Han Baltussen Slim pickings and Russian Dolls? Presocratic fragments in peripatetic sources after Aristotle Journal for Juristic Papyrology, 2017; (Suppl. 30):73-90 © for the constituting papers by the authors PERMISSIONS See email permission received 5th May 2017 from editor 19 Jun 2019 http://hdl.handle.net/2440/104761 Fragments, Holes, and Wholes pp. 73–90 Han Baltussen SLIM PICKINGS AND RUSSIAN DOLLS? PRESOCRATIC FRAGMENTS IN PERIPATETIC SOURCES AFTER ARISTOTLE n ancient philosophy the fragmentary text is a crucial element of Itransmission and scholarly discussion, and requires special attention for its complex relation to a lost concrete whole (i.e. the actual text on a physical carrier) and a presumed doctrinal whole (the set of ideas arranged into a theoretical construct).1 They are, so to speak, defined as much by the absence of text as they are by the presence of it. The three main points I will make are interconnected and especially relevant for the Presocratic material preserved in Peripatetic sources after Aristotle: firstly, I will ask what we mean by ‘fragment’ as a way of focusing briefly on the underlying metaphor of pieces broken off from a material object – a notion which I believe can sometimes be misleading; secondly, I will recall how the long- standing categories of Diels (‘testimonium’, ‘fragment’ and ‘imitation’, labelled A/B/C in Diels-Kranz) have become criticised as no longer ade- quate, where I will focus especially on the interpretation of testimonia as the more problematic category. These two points constitute part I of the paper. 1 After decades of engaging with philosophical fragments it was a great pleasure to pres- ent this short paper on philosophical fragments to fellow-fragmentologists (a term I first heard from Dr Paul Keyser). -
POLYMATHEIA Művelődés- És Neveléstörténeti Folyóirat
POLYMATHEIA Művelődés- és neveléstörténeti folyóirat XVII. évfolyam, 2020. 1-2. szám POLYMATHEIA Művelődés- és neveléstörténeti folyóirat A KODOLÁNYI JÁNOS EGYETEM FOLYÓIRATA Felelős kiadó: SZABÓ PÉTER OTTÓ rektor Szerkesztőbizottság: SZABÓ PÉTER OTTÓ, a szerkesztőbizottság elnöke AMBRUSNÉ KÉRI KATALIN (Pécs), CSORBA LÁSZLÓ (Budapest), CSURGAI – HORVÁTH JÓZSEF (Székesfehérvár), GÉCZI JÁNOS (Balatonalmádi), JUHÁSZ ERIKA (Debrecen), KELEMEN ELEMÉR (Budapest), KOVÁCS KISS GYÖNGY (Kolozsvár), KOVÁTS-NÉMETH MÁRIA (Győr), LIPCSEI IMRE (Szarvas), MONOK ISTVÁN (Szeged), LORMAN, THOMAS (London), SÁNTHA KÁLMÁN (Székesfehérvár), SEIDLER, ANDREA (Bécs), SZATMÁRI PÉTER (Budapest), TOTH, ANDREJ (Prága), VIZI LÁSZLÓ TAMÁS (Székesfehérvár), YOO JINIL (Szöul), ZACHAR PÉTER KRISZTIÁN (Budapest) Szakmai támogató: MTA Veszprémi Területi Bizottság Neveléstudományi Szakbizottság Neveléstörténeti Munkabizottsága Főszerkesztő: SIMÁNDI IRÉN Főszerkesztő-helyettes: KOUDELA PÁL A szerkesztőség munkatársai: BESSENYEI JÁNOS technikai szerkesztő JEDLICA, IAN angol anyanyelvi lektor TISZÓCZI TAMÁS olvasószerkesztő SZABÓ ANDREA szerkesztőségi titkár Borító: HERVAI LAURA A kötetet tervezte: BESSENYEI JÁNOS Nyomdai kivitelezés: Quadrat '64 Kiadó: Szerkesztőség: Kodolányi János Egyetem Kodolányi János Egyetem 5904 Orosháza, Gyopárosi u. 3/f. 1139 Budapest, Frangepán u. 50-56. Telefon: +36 30 478 52 79 Telefon: +36 30 478 52 79 E-mail cím: [email protected] Honlap: www.polymatheia.hu HU ISSN 2732-2092 (nyomtatott) HU ISSN 2732-2521 (online) TARTALOMJEGYZÉKTARTALOMJEGYZÉK -
The Fragments of the Poem of Parmenides
RESTORING PARMENIDES’ POEM: ESSAYS TOWARD A NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE FRAGMENTS BASED ON A REASSESSMENT OF THE ORIGINAL SOURCES by Christopher John Kurfess B.A., St. John’s College, 1995 M.A., St. John’s College, 1996 M.A., University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, 2000 Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of The Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy University of Pittsburgh 2012 UNVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH The Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences This dissertation was presented by Christopher J. Kurfess It was defended on November 8, 2012 and approved by Dr. Andrew M. Miller, Professor, Department of Classics Dr. John Poulakos, Associate Professor, Department of Communication Dr. Mae J. Smethurst, Professor, Department of Classics Dissertation Supervisor: Dr. Edwin D. Floyd, Professor, Department of Classics ii Copyright © by Christopher J. Kurfess 2012 iii RESTORING PARMENIDES’ POEM Christopher J. Kurfess, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh, 2012 The history of philosophy proper, claimed Hegel, began with the poem of the Presocratic Greek philosopher Parmenides. Today, that poem is extant only in fragmentary form, the various fragments surviving as quotations, translations or paraphrases in the works of better-preserved authors of antiquity. These range from Plato, writing within a century after Parmenides’ death, to the sixth-century C.E. commentator Simplicius of Cilicia, the latest figure known to have had access to the complete poem. Since the Renaissance, students of Parmenides have relied on collections of fragments compiled by classical scholars, and since the turn of the twentieth century, Hermann Diels’ Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker, through a number of editions, has remained the standard collection for Presocratic material generally and for the arrangement of Parmenides’ fragments in particular.