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Showing 1 to 20 of 256 for “"Mankind"”.
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'The quiet of mankind': authority, spirit, and enthusiasm in England, 1660-1714
'Enthusiasm' was a term widely used in early modern England as a pejorative to designate individuals who believed themselves to have direct communication with God. For historians the term has typically been examined as currency in polemical clashes. But this study will approach the subject from a …
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Enemies of Mankind: the Developing Threat of Modern Maritime Piracy and Terrorism
As the twentieth century came to a close, the number of maritime pirate attacks began to increase worldwide. These attacks ranged from simple thefts to the wholesale hijackings of large ocean-going vessels and the murder of their crews. While pirates have roamed the seven seas for countless …
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THE CONSERVATION AND PROMOTION OF THE 'CULTURAL HERITAGE OF MANKIND': WHICH OBLIGATIONS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW?
… the protection of the ‘cultural heritage of mankind’ pending on the international community, approaches the enhancement of the human right to culture in an intergenerational and sustainable-led perspective. In detail, the research consists in a study of the current international framework for …
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PONTORMO'S CAPPONI ALTARPIECE A PIETÀ THE VIRGIN'S PAINFUL TRANSITION FROM THE MOTHER OF CHRIST TO THE MOTHER OF MANKIND
… from the Mother of Christ to the Mother of all mankind. This thesis concludes that the Capponi Altarpiece satisfies none of the iconographical requirements of the various narrative themes long applied to it. The Capponi Altarpiece can most accurately be identified as a non-traditional, iconic …
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"The Fault Is In Mankind: Swift's Attitude Toward Knowledge And Learning As Seen In ""a Tale Of A Tub."""
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-10T19:35:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7405672.pdf: 7623797 bytes, checksum: 91a8c429f4cff5d1b5300c7bc46a8a82 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1973
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One millimeter for man, one meter for mankind: establishing millimeter wave radar as a ubiquitous sensor in consumer applications
Within the burgeoning and promising autonomous driving community, millimeter-wave frequency-modulated continuous-wave (FMCW) radars are not used to their fullest potential. Classical, hand-designed target detection algorithms are applied in the signal processing chain and the rich contextual …
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Mysteries of Mankind, Secrets of the State, and Complexities of Conflict: A Dynamic, Multi-Level Pre-War Bargaining Model
War is an undeniable phenomenon in international relations. But why do states fight each other? The quintessential question of the causes of war has drawn prolific scholarly attention ever since Thucydides' dissection of the Peloponnesian War (431-404 BCE). Yet little consensus has been reached. …
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Metodes Meahta in Six Old English Poems
… themes that have an origin in common values of mankind, from their demonstration of unity within the poems by deliberately chosen connotative language and by forms which represent a progression of thought, and from their objective presentations in dramatic and imaginative settings. Therefore, …
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Diabetic pregnancy: determinants of short and long term outcome
… that diabetes has been around for as long as mankind. Looking back over the centuries, and the major civilisations, references to patients with diabetes like symptoms can be found.
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“If no Divells, no God”: Devils, D(a)emons and Humankind on the Mediaeval and Early Modern English Stage.
… point of view: the devil helps reveal mankind’s emerging independence from religion and the problems that accompany this development. Chapter I sets the context for the investigation, tracing the broad outlines of the genesis of the figure that turned into the devil, before the main …
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Dorothy Scarborough : biography and criticism.
… used them for the glory of God and the good of mankind.
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Comparison of DigSILENT, Matlab PST and PSAT for steady state and stability studies on HVAC-HVDC systems
… system is the most complex system ever built by mankind. Over the past few decades, many software packages focusing on the study of this complex system have been developed. These software packages range from academic/ research based to industrial/commercial based software. Before any …
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Hope for Vanity Fair: Love as a Solution in Thackeray's Novels
… to a depiction of an always-selfish and corrupt mankind. To be sure, Thackeray includes such characters, seen in Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair, Blanche Amory and Sir Francis Clavering in Pendennis, Beatrix and Lord Castlewood in Henry Esmond, Barnes Newcome in The Newcomes, Barry Lyndon in Barry …
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Salvation of the Damned Within the 'Periphyseon'
… under the class of all things is that segment of mankind traditionally understood as being damned, or separated from God. Eriugena holds that no portion of mankind can be so separated for God, as the Word, received the entire human race, not a subset of it.</p><p> Although sometimes thought to be …
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Entrance=Eingang
… and time, and can make a strong connection to mankind. How to transform the roots of tradition into new architecture without loosing the connection to place, time, and mankind is the critical question.
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Station points: a place in the world
… and communicate a meaningful relation between mankind and the surroundings of earth, sky, and sea. These stories provide if not a dominant position for man, then at least an identifiable one... Knowing more about where and how we are in a place can tell us more about who we are -- learning …
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Khrushchev's Grand Design: Soviet Relations with the United States, 1961-1963
… and critical periods in the history of mankind.
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Parallel walls for the fourth estate: a building for a newspaper in Roanoke, Virginia
… coexist and flourish through the association of mankind. Architecture should celebrate this coexistence.
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Imagining The Reader: Vernacular Representation and Specialized Vocabulary in Medieval English Literature
… Some writers, like Langland and the author of Mankind, actually use representatives of the rural classes as primary characters who exhibit the beliefs and lives of the rural population. Anne Middleton's distinction between public-the readership an author imagined-and audience-the readership a …
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