SCHRÖDİNGER'İN KEDİSİ

O Desafio Profissional é um procedimento metodológico de ensino-aprendizagem que tem por objetivos:

nur fadilah, 2024

UNIT 2- I WANT AN ICE CREAM CONE

2024

Chapter 1

This essay analyzes fiction by Orhan Pamuk and William Faulkner as examples of a discursive formation that I term “global provincialism.” Whereas Goethe’s influential notion of Weltliteratur imagined a secular “market where all nations offer their goods,” Pamuk's and Faulkner’s writings emphasize the local and parochial. Thus, while these authors have garnered ostensibly global literary importance, their fiction is rooted in seemingly narrow narrative worlds. I argue that this parochialism functions as a self-referential technique for linking up fiction with the idea of “world literature.” I also argue that Pamuk’s fiction interrogates some of the conventions of “global provincialism” put forward in Faulkner’s work.

Fungi, which include moulds, yeasts and dimorphic fungi are eukaryotic, heterophilic and versatile group of living organisms, have the potential to cause infections in humans and animals [1]. There are around 5 million species of fungi that are widespread in the nature, of which about 600 are found to be associated with several clinical disorders of in humans and animals [2]. Fungi are isolated from a wide variety of sources, such as the soil, avian excreta, air, water, sewage, bat guano, vegetables, fruits, woods, grains etc. [1,3,4]. There are evidences to believe that humans and animals have an equal opportunity to acquire the zoopathogenic fungi from the immediate environment.

80 Sever Dumitrașcu in honorem, 2017

About clay pans (handmade) in early medieval settlements in north-west Romania (2nd half of 7th century - 9/10 century

Article, 2024

The article analyses the crown of Hungarian kings, a crown of sacral importance, as an engineered metal structure resulting from a technological process. Its composition revolves around two primary components: the cross-strap and the hoop. The cross-strap consists of the actual cross-strap stems and the cross. As for the hoop crown, it comprises the hoop, the diadem (a pediment), and the pendants. The assembly sequence of these parts and sub-parts are described, how the hoop and the cross-strap were aligned and how the sub-parts—the diadem, pendants, and various decorative elements—were assembled and aligned with the primary components. A 3D fully parametric CAD model was used for the analysis. Results show that the eightfold division of the hoop is accurate and that the cross-straps are made with a small degree of inaccuracy, suggesting that they were developed independently. Alignment of the hoop was achieved by asymmetrical cutting, to align with the centerline of the back cross strap stem. The diadem, pendants, and other decorative elements, although fixed to the hoop in a coherent manner, are aligned with the cross-strap. Consequently, the cross-strap emerges as the defining element of the unified Holy Crown, around which all other components are harmoniously aligned.

open democracy, 2020

Alev Özkazanç