Maren R. Niehoff Homer between Celsus Origen and the Jews

Paulo 2ª edição, atualizada 1998 Editora Saraiva PREFÁCIO (Da 2ª edição)

WYDAWNICTWO UNIWERSYTETU RZESZOWSKIEGO, 2023

Klio, 2024

Celem artykułu jest wykazanie, że na przełomie XVIII i XIX w. doszło do modernizacji języka związanego ze sferą publiczną. Polski dyskurs wykształcił wtedy nowe pojęcia, które miały uchwycić społeczną i kulturową zmianę, a sens istniejących fraz zawierających przymiotnik „publiczny” rozszerzył się tak, aby objąć nowe pole semantyczne. Za pomocą omówienia tego przesunięcia znaczeniowego poniższy tekst dowodzi, że polska publicystyka była wrażliwa na zmiany w sposobie, w jaki Polacy wyobrażali sobie sferę publiczną i związane z nią zjawiska.

This survey will introduce the student to the great religious traditions of the ancient Near East, approaching the faiths of Egypt, Mesopotamia, and their neighbors through the study of art, literature, architecture, and archaeological remains. Illustrated lectures, assigned reading, and class discussion will cover such subjects as creation myths and cosmologies, the daily cult, festivals, theological foundations of kingship and queenship, ethics, magic and medicine, and the development of personal piety. Learn to recognize the deities and their attributes, read the earliest recorded flood story, compare the ultimate fates of Egyptians and Babylonians in the afterlife, explore ancient temples, and meet their personnel, from the high priests to the ordinary clergy and support staff. After considering the interplay of religious traditions in the cosmopolitan Near Eastern world of the Bronze Age, the course concludes with an examination of Egyptian and Mesopotamian influence on the classical and Judeo-Christian heritage of the West.

1995

In a study with seventh- and eighth-graders, Spanish-English bilinguals (n=41) and English monolinguals (n=48) used brief English contexts to choose among possible meanings for unfamiliar words. Two types of errors were compared: transfer errors, which were answers consistent with Spanish but not English syntax, and non-transfer errors, which were inconsistent with the syntax of both languages. Non-transfer errors were found to be negatively correlated with reading proficiency in both Spanish and English. Transfer errors were positively correlated with reading proficiency in Spanish and were unrelated to English reading proficiency. First-language syntactic knowledge was thus found to influence guesses about the meanings of unfamiliar words in a second-language context. The effects was found among bilinguals who had experienced a variety of amounts and types of exposure to English. (Author/MSE) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *

Firms’ embeddedness in knowledge networks has received much attention in literature. However, little is known about the structure of firms’ knowledge exchange with respect to different types of proximities. Based on survey data of 295 firms in 8 European regions, we show that firms’ knowledge exchange systematically differs in their geographical and cognitive dimensions. We find that firms’ innovation performance is enhanced if the firm primarily links to technologically related as well as technologically similar organizations. Connecting with organizations at different geographical levels yields positive effects as well.