DOCSLIB.ORG

0Pismasnumber It WORLD -RADIO DECEMBER 13TH, 1929

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

World -Radio, December 13, 1929 0PISmasNumber It WORLD -RADIO DECEMBER 13TH, 1929 -04-4:4toe-A-v3.4%-.0.0. vow' Arti 41.Nt:r '0,44510-e410,140447 4S.WitVP. /*V s.", *4, savrts"-o.:04-40teti; "Un Noel Joyeur WITHOUT OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE Read what others say about the scientifically designed READY RADIO SELECTIVITY UNIT THE RETAILER THE PUBLIC WIRELESS PRESS Merton Park, London, S.11".19. Mr. L. H. FitzGibbon, A.M.I.R.E Messrs Ready Radio, Mr. Percy Harris. M.1.R.E.. inthe of Fenchurch Radio. Ltd. 159, Borough High St., London, 5..E. s. " Wireless Constructor "- Dear Sirs, We have, during the past few days, given I safely received theUnit, and last your Selectivity Unit a very severe test night I attached it to my " Titan Three" Tested on a set which was particularly on a five valve set three-quarters of a mile and found thatitworked admirably. flat in tuning the Selectivity Unit provided front the London Station. It would I was able to receive 5GB without in- completeeliminationoftheLondon be unfair, we think, to refer to your unit terference front 2LO, and could receive Station over the whole band other than a TWO MODELS as a wave trap pure and simple as we find (Berlin I think it was) two degrees below 5GB withoutinterference fromeither few degrees and enabled several stations LOW WAVEBAND. HIGH WAVEBAND. that its performance is entirely different station. very close to 2L0 to be brought in with- from rll other types, inasmuch as it is possi- I am ever so pleased with the Unit. out the slightest interference from that ble to tone down the actual volume of the Thanking you, station. We were agreeably pleased to From all Dealers and Stores. local station to a reasonable strength and I remain, considerably sharpen the tuning. In fact Yours faithfully, find that the reduction in strength near at three-quarters of a mile from 2LO, it B. E. P. thestationbeing" trapped "teasev- is possible to receive Barcelona and Radio trestle!), small.It is also free from certain Toulouse without the slightestinterfer N.B.-All the original letters quoted defects often found in wavetrap devices. -- ence.-September roth. 1920. can be inspected at our offices. October, 1929. PRICE 20!- COMPLETE FULLY GUARANTEED to cut out interferencefrom ANYstation. "MAGIC" COMPONENTS Every Ready Radio componentillustrated Your Local Dealer cansupplyorobtain belowisapproved for use in all " Magic " them for you within 24 hours should he not circuits, and was specially designed for them. have stocks on hand. Slide Potentiometer Special Anode Feect Special 400 -ohms Slide. (Essential for Short Wave Work)2/9 Differential Reaction Resistor Condenser Wire -wound. Completewith Capacity .00015.. JI holder.Capacity 25,000 ohms...2/5 All Ready Radio products areobtainable fromyour Local Dealer. Telephone No.: Telegrams : Hop 5555 Ready Hop 5555 Private Exchange. London. 159, BOROUGH HIGH STREET, LONDON BRIDGE, S.E.1. ;,,Or*-1%;X::-VeAte,X*01.-,6,-*VA ,mrrw, 'ft- ,0 70 40*:1....0 .4040 40 .011,...*/ AV.W. 4*44.1r DECEMBER 13TH, 1929 WORLD -RADIO 937 vals-00-24rmaQUALM), -vo-kv4ft4ieitztto v;,tor. rlfr Wales Star DuplexUnit. 12 poles. DoubleMag. nets. Double adjustment. WagesSTAR UNIT The success of the Wates Oak Speaker Star Unit is due to its amaz- Double Cone ing superiority of tone and lifelike realism, throughout the whole musical scale. 12'-wr Its special design and per- Chassis Complete Specially designed for use with the Wales Star Duplex fect construction, alliedto Wales Star Unit, with brackets. CompleteSpeaker, with DoubleCone entirely new principlesof !Chassis, inOak .C400 Cabinet scientific reproduction, have MahoganyCabinet 14 6 0 placedithigh above any other reproducer, for PURITY, QUALITY and REALITY. Volume-if it is desired-is majestic! Fully descriptive literature sent free en request. THE SHAFTESBURY RADIO CO. (Dept. W.R.), 184-188, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, LONDON, W.C.2. M.O. 938 WORLD -RADIO DECEMBER 13TH, 1929 There is preserved power put into the big cells of the Lissen battery by the Lissen Secret Process - power which lasts for months and months and months, flowing always steadily, noise. lessly, sustainedly.There is never a trace of ripple in it, never a sign of hum. This Lissen Battery yields the purest form of current known for radio.It keeps speech clear, gives definition to musical notes and by the very purity of its current individual instruments seem " spot lighted " in the way they are made to stand out. Next time ask firmly for a Lissen New Process Battery and take no other.Obtainable at 10,000 radio dealers. PRICES. 60 volt (reads E6) ... 7/11 109 volt (Super power, 22/- 109 volt (reads 196) 12/11 9 volt Grid Bias . 1/6 120 volt . 15/10 4 soh Pocket Battery 5d. each. 36 volt .. 4/6 (4/6 a do7.) 60 volt (Super power) .. .. 13/6 Single Cell Torch Battery . Ed. $ ROAD. ISLEWORTH. MIDDLESEX. Factoriesalsoat LISSEN LIMITED RichmondWORPLE(Surrey),andEdmonton. (ManagingDirector:T.N.COLE.) '/32 WORLD -RADIO Official Foreign and Technical Journal of the B.B.C. Registered at the G.P.O. Vol. IX.No. 229. as a Newspaper. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13,1929 THREE PENCE (War', Osh.. " ... Winter comes to rule the varied year PRINCIPAL CONTENTS Seeing Without Sight C. G. PHILP Christmas in Jerusalem as I Saw it "Scientific" Christmas Fun RALPH STRANGER Sirdar IKBAL ALI SHAH Christmas Customs and Traditions- A Wanderer Stares into the Camp Fire LOUIS GOLDING Norway, Czechoslovakia, Germany If I Were Dictator.... VERNON BARTLETT Jungle Lure MARIAN ROBERTS A Christmas Trip to Devi's Island Capt. ARTHUR MILLS Glimpses of Egypt C. FALCON To a Wild Rose WILLIAM MACKAY A New Zealand December Morning J. T. CRAWFORD Vitamin "P" ARTHUR COMPTON-RICKETT A Short Wave Adaptor Tuning Coils and Condensers Tall Stor'es MORLEY ROBERTS The Technique of Broadcasting : Choosing Sites for Transmitters Relics of Paganism in Europe J. E. PRYDE-HUGHES L.F. Intervalve Coupling An Efficient Crystal Set Ginger Revisits the Opera JAY COOTE Danish Listeners' Plebiscite 940 WORLD -RADIO DECEMBER 13TH, 1929 Wandering round the city I came upon the Jews' Wailing Place.Superficially, it is nothing Christmas in Jerusalem but a block of stones some fifteen feet long to about five feet high, the celebrated western wall as a Moslem Saw it of the Temple ; but spiritually it seems to have a deep significance to those who clung to it By Sirdar IKBAL ALI SHAH. more fondly than mothers cling to their only children.It was a Friday ; white -bearded men, Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah is the well-known Afghanbeggars, but to receive the " breath of the faith-shaven and shorn youths, women and children, traveller and author whose writings in European ful " after the devout had prayed Thside.Theywept against the stone. A woman cried so and American journals have attracted world-wide might regain their sight thuswise by the " piousbitterly that in another moment I could have attention.His views on various sides of Oriental breath of some accepted one," they thought.joined her.A man selling oil to the mourners life are, therefore, of more than ordinary interest. Sacred pictures from Hebron, glass bracelets there appeared to have passed beyond weeping, WHEN, as a Moslem pilgrim,I drew and olive -wood toy camels they would sell me, and helped others in their prayers. nearer and nearer Jerusalem, a mingled too. Just behind the Moslem quarterIentered feeling of joy and respect came upon Immediately inside the church they bowedthe noble sanctuary of the Dome of the Rock me. The passing crowd then became to melow, many kissed the Stone of Anointing, andby, one of its seven gates.Since Kalif Abdul a living, pulsating pageant of early religion, and they were respectful.In the Rotunda square Melik built the Dome of this edifice and Sultan the holy Dome of the Rock framed in the pillars support a dome-which was then underSalahuddin restored it, the Shrine of the Red sycamore avenue spoke of a different epoch. repair-and although it might be a disappoint-Rock had seen pilgrims from every part of the Giant bells were tolling somewhere, but theirment compared to what one sees in European globe.I reached the building by eight flights clang struck upon my ears in no material tone.cathedrals, it is not exactly masonry that is of of steps. The porticoes stand gracefully in " So this is Al Quds !-Jerusalem the Holy," consequence.The spirit of the place matteredtheir indescribable glory at the top of each. I said, " of which Allah Himself speaks in Histo me. Up on one of the galleries they were Coloured tiles cover the octagonal sides, and the Book ; ". and lifted my hands in prayer ofchanting so beautifully that the accompanimentcupola rises to ro8 feet.The Holy Koran is thanksgiving, for had the Prophet of Meccaof a musical instrument would have killed its inscribedin Arabesque uponit,simplicity not made his night journey from here to the soul.Egyptian Christians, clad in their native blended with magnificence around the Red Celestial Throne ? Rock inside ; chandeliers and lamps There was a nip in the sunlit air that hung in the arches were but of the city, as I walked from shrine material signs of devotion, and pious to shrine,during that Christmas history of my faith was writ large week. Negotiatingitsnarrow on that mass of solid rock, apparent bazaarsswanning withnationals onlytotheeyesofafaithful from Poland to Java, I noticed the There is nothing like it in the world miracle of the town in so far as to a Mosle:...1, unless it be the Shrine -despite twenty-two sieges, which of Mecca.That intensesilence must have destroyed Jerusalem of moved me to tears, the .message of Solomon and of Jesus-this city the Prophet I felt forcibly-all else still occupies its original site since was void ;in the heart of that stone it was first chosen nearly 3,000 years were buried annals of a thousand ago.
Recommended publications
  • Klaus Groth Bibliographie Unterpunkt 9

    Klaus Groth Bibliographie Unterpunkt 9

    537 9. Groth-Ikonographie Allers, Christian Wilhelm: Berlin, Haltestelle am Brandenburger Thor. // In: C. W. Allers: Spreeathener [Bildmappe]. - Berlin, 1889. - Nr. 5. -- ["Groth in einer Gruppe von Damen und Herren, auf dem Pariser Platz stehend (auf die Straßenbahn wartend?), ganze Figur in Hut und Mantel, Halbprofil nach rechts, Bleistiftzeichnung in photolithographischer Reproduktion (...) Unterschrift: 'C. W. Allers 1889, Berlin, Haltestelle am Brandenburger Thor' (dieses ist im Hintergrund sichtbar). Vorn sieht man Dr. Julius Stinde in Unterhaltung mit 'den Buchholzen'. Wiedergabe in: 'Berlin '76' (Ullstein, Berlin), S. 5." (Ernst Schlee in KGGJ 19, 1977, S. 32). Groth ist außerdem als Rückenfigur mit Schirm auf dem Rücken dargestellt im Gespräch mit sich selbst. - Auch in: Schleswig-Holstein 1979, Nr.4, S.13.] Allers, Christian Wilhelm: Groth, Allers und ein Dritter, undatiert, Federzeichnung, Klaus-Groth-Museum, Heide. // In: KGGJ 19 (1977). - Nach S. 16, Abb. 16. -- ["Groth, Rückenfigur, (...) nimmt Glückwünsche von Allers und einem zweiten Herrn entgegen, karikiert, Federzeichnung auf Glückwunschkarte, 8,7 × 11,4 cm, mit eingeprägtem Monogramm C. W. A., umkreist in der Form einer Palette, dazu Pegasus als Steckenpferd und 'Prosit Neujahr!'. Nicht signiert und nicht datierbar." (Ernst Schlee in KGGJ 19, 1977, S. 33).] Allers, Christian Wilhelm: Groth, dem Maler Bokelmann in dessen Atelier Modell sitzend, Düsseldorf, 1890, Bleistiftzeichnung, Kunsthalle Hamburg. // In: KGGJ 19 (1977). - Nach S. 16, Abb. 14. -- ["(...) signiert: 'C. W. Allers. 23. 5. 1890 Düsseldorf', auch 'Klaus Groth' und 'L. Bokelmann' (...). - Abb.: Dithmarscher Landeszeitung vom 30./31. 5. 1959." (Ernst Schlee in KGGJ 19, 1977, S.32.] Allers, Christian Wilhelm: Groth mit Allers und einem Dritten (Warburg?), Thun, 1888.
  • Stump, Morphotactics Lecture 2, 7-10-17.Pdf

    Stump, Morphotactics Lecture 2, 7-10-17.Pdf

    7-6-17 Morphotactics 1 1. Canonical typology 2. Canonical inflection 3. Canonical morphotactics 7-6-17 Morphotactics 2 1. Canonical typology ✔ ︎ 2. Canonical inflection ✔ ︎ 3. Canonical morphotactics 7-10-17 Morphotactics 3 First off, what is morphotactics? The internal patterns according to which a language’s complex word forms are defined constitute its morphotactics. In the morpheme-based approaches to morphology that emerged in the twentieth century, a language’s morphotactic principles are constraints on the concatenation of morphemes (a perspective still held by many linguists). In rule-based conceptions of morphology, by contrast, a language’s morphotactic principles are constraints on the interaction of its rules of morphology in the definition of a word form. 7-10-17 Morphotactics 4 First off, what is morphotactics? The internal patterns according to which a language’s complex word forms are defined constitute its morphotactics. In the morpheme-based approaches to morphology that emerged in the twentieth century, a language’s morphotactic principles are constraints on the concatenation of morphemes (a perspective still held by many linguists). In rule-based conceptions of morphology, by contrast, a language’s morphotactic principles are constraints on the interaction of its rules of morphology in the definition of a word form. 7-10-17 Morphotactics 5 First off, what is morphotactics? The internal patterns according to which a language’s complex word forms are defined constitute its morphotactics. In the morpheme-based approaches to morphology that emerged in the twentieth century, a language’s morphotactic principles are constraints on the concatenation of morphemes (a perspective still held by many linguists).
  • European Influence on Sport and Sport Press Formation and Development in Russia Alekseev KA*, Gromova LP and Silantev KV

    European Influence on Sport and Sport Press Formation and Development in Russia Alekseev KA*, Gromova LP and Silantev KV

    Research Global Media Journal 2016 Vol.Special Issue ISSN 1550-7521 No.S3:01 European Influence on Sport and Sport Press Formation and Development in Russia Alekseev KA*, Gromova LP and Silantev KV Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia *Corresponding author: Alekseev KA, Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia, Saint Petersburg, Universitetskaya Naberejnaya, 7/9, 199034, Russia, Tel: +7 812 328-20-00; E-mail: [email protected] Received date: May 06, 2016; Accepted date: June 02, 2016; Published date: June 10, 2016 Copyright: © 2016 Alekseev KA, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Citation: Alekseev KA, Gromova LP, Silantev KV. European Influence on Sport and Sport Press Formation and Development in Russia. Global Media Journal. 2016, S3:01 this case, is of major significance. That is why the problem of peculiarities, directions and cause-and-effect relations in sport Abstract development becomes key and basic for the investigator of sport journalism for any further studies. In its turn, the system The article deals with the phenomenon of foreign of sport organization in each country is being formed in influence on sport and sport journalism development in dependence on the complex of reasons, involving the historical Russia at the turn of XIX and XX centuries. Due to the traditions, the type of state structure, the dominating ideology, number of objective circumstances, connected with the the social-economic conditions, the level of science, peculiarities of historical development in Russia, sport engineering and social culture development.
  • The Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Represents an Inflection Point for Russia, a Test of How the Nation Handles Many Challenges Both Domestically and Abroad

    The Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Represents an Inflection Point for Russia, a Test of How the Nation Handles Many Challenges Both Domestically and Abroad

    AVAILABLE FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY The Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics represents an inflection point for Russia, a test of how the nation handles many challenges both domestically and abroad. The Olympic Games will test the ability of the leaders of the country and its citizens to provide adequate answers to these challenges. ABOUT RUSSIA DIRECT: Russia Direct is an international analytical outlet of Russia Beyond The Headlines launched in June of 2013. The website, russia-direct.org, features articles, white pa- pers and monthly memos that provide the kind of nuanced understanding required by those with a deep involvement and interest in Russia-U.S. relations and Russian foreign policy. Russia Direct is fast becoming the pre-eminent forum for high-level policy mak- ers, experts, international observers and business leaders from the U.S., Russia and other countries. Long-term, the goal of the project is to improve multilateral relations at the interpersonal, interagency and intergovernmental levels. sia-U.S. cooperation in the nuclear energy COMING UP IN FEBRUARY sphere. The big question now is what will come in place of the agreement. The Russia Direct Quarterly report will outline the history of the HEU Purchase Agreement and will give an assessment of the results in the format of a round- table discussion where Russian and inter- national experts will share their views. The report will also examine the unique- ness of the project and show how the disarmament process can use commer- cial mechanisms. It will conclude with a AFP/EAST NEWS AFP/EAST discussion exploring various perspectives of the future of Russia-U.S.
  • Sprache Der Gegenwart

    Sprache Der Gegenwart

    SPRACHE DER GEGENWART Schriften des Instituts für deutsche Sprache Gemeinsam mit Hans Eggers, Johannes Erben, Odo Leys und Hans Neumann herausgegeben von Hugo Moser Schriftleitung: Ursula Hoberg BAND XXXVII Heinz Kloss DIE ENTWICKLUNG NEUER GERMANISCHER KULTURSPRACHEN SEIT 1800 2., erweiterte Auflage PÄDAGOGISCHER VERLAG SCHWANN DÜSSELDORF CIP-Kurztitelaufnahme der Deutschen Bibliothek Kloss, Heinz: Die Entwicklung neuer germanischer Kultursprachen seit 1800 [achtzehnhundert]. - 2., erw. Aufl. - Düsseldorf: Pädagogischer Verlag Schwann, 1978. (Sprache der Gegenwart; Bd. 37) ISBN 3-590-15637-6 © 1978 Pädagogischer Verlag Schwann Düsseldorf Alle Rechte Vorbehalten ■ 2. Auflage 1978 Umschlaggestaltung Paul Effert Herstellung Lengericher Handelsdruckerei Lengerich (Westf.) ISBN 3-590-15637-6 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS 0. Vorbemerkungen 9 0.1. Aus der Geschichte des Buches 9 0.2. Zum Titel des Buches 10 0.3. Einstimmung: Spracherneuerung und Nationalismus 13 1. Der linguistische und der soziologische Sprachbegriff 23 1.1. Über einige sprachsoziologische Grundbegriffe 23 1.1. 1. Ausbau und Abstand 23 1.1.2. Weiteres von den Einzelsprachen 30 1.2. Ausbaufragen 37 1.2.1. Ausbauweisen 37 1.2.2. Sachprosa 40 1.2.3. Ausbauphasen 46 1.2.4. Ausbaudialekte 55 1.2.5. Dachlose Außenmundarten 60 1.3. Abstandfragen 63 1.3.1. Wie m ißt man den Abstand? 63 1.3.2. Plurizentrische Hochsprachen 66 1.3.3. Scheindialektisierte Abstandsprachen 67 1.3.4. Kreolsprachen: ein von der Forschung neu er­ schlossener Typ von Abstandsprachen 70 1.4. Zusammenfassung und Vorausschau 79 1.4.1. Zusammenfassung des bisher Gesagten 79 1.4.2. Zur Gliederung der im 2. Kapitel näher behandelten Ausbausprachen und Ausbaudialekte 82 1.4.3.
  • The Russian State Duma , On-Stage and Off: Inquiry, Impeachment , and Opposition

    The Russian State Duma , On-Stage and Off: Inquiry, Impeachment , and Opposition

    The Russian State Duma , On-Stage and Off: Inquiry, Impeachment , and Opposition MARTHA MERRITT L egislatures in mixed regimes the world over are often less popular than pres- identa, dismissed as "talking shops" while executive power lays claim to active and decisive leadership.l This tendency is clear in Russia's relatively new political institutions, with the State Duma rated in December 1999 as the Ieast trusted organ of government.z Both reflecting and helping to consolidate this atti- tude, the harsh national media routinely belittle the Duma: Deputies are said to "scurry like cockroaches" as they register electronic votes for themselves and their absent colleagues during the allotted fifteen-second period, the television news describes deputies as "babbling" while reporters discuss crises as yet unad- dressed, and during election periods television talk shows run polis to ask view- ers whether the country needs a national legislature at all. Not surprisingly, those who choose to telephone in this most unrepresentative of surveys defeat scattered support and record thousands of antiparliament "votes" Duma-bashing is something of a national sport in Russia, but it was also a use- ful resource for executive power as exercised by President Yeltsin. Although some commentators predicted a dramatic lessening of tension between Yeltsin's suc- cessor and the Duma after the relatively pro-government parliamentary elections of December 1999,3 the very majority that they had anticipated led to a dramat- ic walk-out of minority parties in early 2000 when the two largest legislative blocs, the Communists and Unity, found common ground in dividing committee chairperson positions.
  • Focus in Atlantic Languages Stéphane Robert

    Focus in Atlantic Languages Stéphane Robert

    Focus in Atlantic languages Stéphane Robert To cite this version: Stéphane Robert. Focus in Atlantic languages. Ines Fiedler and Anne Schwarz. The Expression of Information Structure. A documentation of its diversity across Africa., John Benjamins, pp.233-260, 2010, Typological Studies in Language 91, 10.1075/tsl.91.09rob. halshs-00724855 HAL Id: halshs-00724855 https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00724855 Submitted on 2 Mar 2021 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. 1 In Fiedler, Ines and Anne Schwarz (eds.), 2010, The Expression of Information Structure. A documentation of its diversity across Africa. Amsterdam: John Benjamins: 233-260 [Typological Studies in Language 91]. https://doi.org/10.1075/tsl.91.09rob Prefinal version Focus in Atlantic languages Stéphane ROBERT LLACAN, INALCO, CNRS stephane.robert@ cnrs.fr Abstract: This paper presents an overview of the formal markings characteristic of focus in Atlantic languages and reflection on some problematic uses of focused forms. A common (but not universal) feature of these languages is the use of verb morphology (in various ways) to express focus. What is most remarkable in several Atlantic languages (and apparently specific to this group) is that (1) verb forms indicate the syntactic status of the focused constituent; (2) these verb forms often merge focus, aspect, and voice features.
  • 1 Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Overview of the West Atlantic Languages As Wolof Has Not Been Widely Studied in the Generative Trad

    1 Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Overview of the West Atlantic Languages As Wolof Has Not Been Widely Studied in the Generative Trad

    Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Overview of the West Atlantic Languages As Wolof has not been widely studied in the generative tradition, this section will serve to situate it in phyletic and geographic context. Wolof is a member of the Atlantic (or “West Atlantic”) sub-branch of the Niger-Congo family. Although classification schemes differ, it is generally agreed that the Atlantic subfamily represents one of the earliest branchings within the Niger-Congo phylum (Greenberg 1963, Ruhlen 1991, Heine and Nurse 2000). In fact, as a group, the Atlantic languages are unfortunately largely understudied. With the exception of Fula, linguistic materials on the Atlantic languages are typically scarce and scattered. These range from descriptions and traditional traditional grammars to pedagogical works, word lists, and dictionaries. Within the descriptive tradition, detailed linguistic works and grammars have been written for Fula (Sylla 1992), Kissi (Childs 1995), and Noon (Soukka 2000), for example. The most widely studied Atlantic language is Fula, which has a descriptive literature and a fair number of analytical works. Note though, that it has been the phonological system of Fula that has attracted the attention of most scholars. After Fula, the number of analytical and descriptive works drops precipitously. Even Wolof, one of the national languages of Senegal, has been little investigated overall. Within the literature on Wolof, it has been the phonological system that has been the center of study, especially vowel harmony (Ka 1989, Ndiaye 1995, Sy 2003).1 Descriptive works on Wolof include Diagne 1971, Mangold 1977, Church 1981, Dialo 1981, and Ka 1981. The only extensive analytical treatments of Wolof syntax are Njie 1981 and Dunigan 1994.2 Wolof is a member of the Senegambian group of the Northern branch in Atlantic.
  • Hoofdstuk 1: De Negentiende Eeuw

    Hoofdstuk 1: De Negentiende Eeuw

    24 Hoofdstuk 1: De Negentiende eeuw Eeuwen drongen eeuwen voor zich henen, En hoe menig hecht en trotsch gevaart Is er in dien maalstroom niet verdwenen, Waar ook zelfs geen spoor van werd bewaard.41 1.0 INLEIDING Een kentering De oppervlakte van Twenthe bestaat voor het grootste deel uit onafoogbare heidevelden, door oasen van be- bouwde akkers of hoog geboomte afgebroken. Niet dan door vlijt, die eeuwig sleepte en zwoegde, kon de bevol- king aan dezen ondankbaren bodem een sober bestaan ontwringen, zoo dat taai geduld, een langzaam wikkend overleg, spaarzaamheid en een ijzerhard ligchaam zich door de aarde zelve, welke zij betrad, in haar ontwikkelen moest. Verschillende oorzaken liepen er dus zamen, die de aangroeijende beschaving in het overige gedeelte der vrije Nederlanden, hier voormaals tegenhielden. De moeite om aan het brood te komen verbood de massa, om aan eenige beschaving, altijd de dochter van overvloed en gemak, te denken. Aldus beschreef de Friese taalgeleerde en predikant te Deventer Joost Hiddes Halbertsma het oostelijk deel van de voormalige drieguldensprovincie in de Overijsselsche Almanak voor Oudheid en Letteren (OA) in 1837.42 Willem de Clercq (1795-1844) die van 1812 tot 1835 dikwijls Almelo bezocht, had al in zijn dagboek geschreven: “Het is hier een materieel land en ik droom van niet als van weefspoelen en calicots”. Wellicht overdreef hij wat, want hij verhaalde in zijn dagboeken ook van de vermaken na pleziertochtjes. Men uitte zich dan in proza en poëzie en in teken- en schilder- kunst.43 Maar toch. Twente werd niet voor niets wel de Overijsselse Achterhoek genoemd.
  • Baltic Rim Economies 1/2015

    Baltic Rim Economies 1/2015

    F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 5 I S S U E n o . 1 Karmenu Vella Now is the time to deliver sustainable Blue Growth in the Baltic Sirpa Paatero The Finnish icebreakers in the Arctic region To receive a free copy, register at www.utu.fi/pei The Pan-European Institute publishes the Baltic Rim Economies (BRE) review which deals with the development of the Baltic Sea region. In the BRE review, public and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia, as well as several other experts contribute to the discussion. Pan-European Institute ISSN 1459-9759 Editor-in-Chief | Kari Liuhto (responsible for writer invitations) Technical Editor | Saara Majuri University of Turku Turku School of Economics Pan-European Institute Rehtorinpellonkatu 3 FI-20500 TURKU, Finland Tel. +358 2 333 9567 www.utu.fi/pei 26.2.2015 Baltic Rim Economies ISSUE # 1 expert articles Karmenu Vella 5 Monika Cholewczyńska-Dmitruk 20 Tatiana Romanova 41 Now is the time to deliver Pomorskie at the start of new Institutional aspects of EU-Russian sustainable Blue Growth in the Baltic financial perspective 2014-2020 energy relations – from diversification to primitivisation? Sirpa Paatero 6 Merja Salmi-Lindgren 21 The Finnish icebreakers in the The Finnish marine industry – the Iwona M. Batyk & Lyudmila W. Semenova 42 Arctic region forerunner of smart maritime The importance of local border technology solutions traffic between Poland and Russia Bogdan Zdrojewski 7 in the era of sanctions on Polish Saara Malila 23 Cultural diplomacy a tool to food products promote EU values in its
  • © 2012 Juljana Gjata Hjorth Jacobsen ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

    © 2012 Juljana Gjata Hjorth Jacobsen ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

    © 2012 Juljana Gjata Hjorth Jacobsen ALL RIGHTS RESERVED SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN MEERUMSCHLUNGEN AND THE CALL FOR NATIONALISM: NATIONAL IDENTITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON THE GERMAN AND DANISH BORDER IN SELECTED WORKS BY THEODOR STORM, THEODOR FONTANE, AND HERMAN BANG By JULJANA GJATA HJORTH JACOBSEN A Dissertation submitted to the Graduate School-New Brunswick Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey In partial fulfillment of the requirements For the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Program in German Written under the direction of Martha Helfer And approved by ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ New Brunswick, New Jersey May 2012 ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION Schleswig-Holstein meerumschlungen and the Call for Nationalism: National Identity Under Construction on the German and Danish Border in Selected Works by Theodor Storm, Theodor Fontane, and Herman Bang By JULJANA GJATA HJORTH JACOBSEN Dissertation Director: Martha B. Helfer My dissertation examines selected German and Danish literary texts of the late nineteenth century that employ ideological notions of nationalism for the purpose of constructing and stabilizing national identity. The groundwork for the research centers on specific times in nationalist movements in Europe and a specific setting on the border region of Schleswig-Holstein. The urgency of this project lies especially in the effort to understand the shifting qualities and perceptions of nationalism as both a destructive and productive force in current discourses of globalization. In my analysis of four literary narratives, Theodor Storm’s novellas Ein grünes Blatt (1850) and Abseits (1863), Theodor Fontane’s Unwiederbringlich (1891), and Herman Bang’s Tine (1889), I demonstrate how national identity is constructed on the basis of a firm nationalism and constantly destabilized when confronted with the presence ii of an Other by the border.
  • Weaponization of Sports the Battle for World Influence Through Sporting Success

    Weaponization of Sports the Battle for World Influence Through Sporting Success

    SUBSCRIBE NOW AND RECEIVE CRISIS AND LEVIATHAN* FREE! “The Independent Review is a sparkling effervescence of views and insights on economics, history, and politics for people who don’t mind having their minds bent and blistered with high entropy ideas.” —GEORGE GILDER, bestselling author, Wealth and Poverty, Knowledge and Power, and Microcosm Subscribe to The Independent Review and receive a free book of your choice* such as the 25th Anniversary Edition of Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government, by Founding Editor Robert Higgs. This quarterly journal, guided by co-editors Christopher J. Coyne, and Michael C. Munger, and Robert M. Whaples offers leading-edge insights on today’s most critical issues in economics, healthcare, education, law, history, political science, philosophy, and sociology. Thought-provoking and educational, The Independent Review is blazing the way toward informed debate! Student? Educator? Journalist? Business or civic leader? Engaged citizen? This journal is for YOU! *Order today for more FREE book options Perfect for students or anyone on the go! The Independent Review is available on mobile devices or tablets: iOS devices, Amazon Kindle Fire, or Android through Magzter. INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE, 100 SWAN WAY, OAKLAND, CA 94621 • 800-927-8733 • [email protected] PROMO CODE IRA1703 Weaponization of Sports The Battle for World Influence through Sporting Success F DENNIS C. COATES he extent and complexity of the state-sponsored doping of Russian athletes laid bare in the McLaren report to the World Anti-Doping Agency in July T 2016 seem to have come as a surprise to many people. The idea that so-called tamper-proof specimen bottles were tampered with to replace incriminating samples with clean ones may have been nearly unbelievable.