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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"Patrimony"”.
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The State of Culture: Institutional Patrimony in Post -Revolutionary Mexico
"Through an analysis of four different cultural institutions, the articulation between ""the people"" and national culture is foregrounded as a governmental claim, a pursuit of popular allegiance and affiliation that while rhetorical has nevertheless solidified into ""truth."" The murals on …
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Šeimos turtas ir jo teisinis statusas /
Family Patrimony and Its Legal Status The family patrimony institution is relatively new in Lithuanian civil law. It came into effect on the 1st of July 2001 when the new Civil Code was introduced. The instititution was introduced for one main reason – the protection of the rights and interests of …
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La fotogrametría como herramienta para la conservación y valorización de bienes patrimoniales.
… and geometric documentation of the Spanish Patrimony, as well as, from 2008 to nowadays, of my teaching activity revolved around graphic representation of Patrimony as teacher of “Topography and Stakeout Surveys”, “Protection, Restoration and Rehabilitation of the Architectonic Patrimony” …
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Uso e ocupação do solo e perspectivas turísticas do território do Porto do Capim, Varadouro, João Pessoa – PB.
… its strategic meaning to the memory, culture, patrimony and identity of João Pessoa. Recently, reliving public politics brought projects of changes in the places, removing the rivers to the building of ecologic parks in the territory, being a reason to an intense and wide discussion, having on …
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Pope Gregory's care of the Papal Estates from 590 to 604, as shown in his letters to his stewards
… primarily with the conduct of what is called the Patrimony of Saint Peter or the Papal Patrimony. It is my purpose therefore to examine these letters carefully, and so to determine what may have been the policy of Gregory in his care for the Papal Estates and what he accomplished through the …
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O desenho botânico como forma de expressão artística na obra de Margaret Mee
… the defense of earth environment, the mankind's patrimony.
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Judaean Political Organisation (104-76 BCE)
… of Hasmonaean Judaea as a militaristic patrimony. That is, I dispute a view of Judaean social order as dominated by the centralised leadership of the Hasmonaean king and of Judaean political structures as overwhelmingly militaristic. To be sure, militarism and kingship are important to …
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Museums in Collaboration: A Study of the Joint Relationships between Native Communities and Small Museums
… and a small museum who houses Native cultural patrimony to come together in a collaborative effort in order to design and display an exhibit featuring the relationships between Native communities, museums, and the Native American Repatriation and Grave Protection Act (NAGPRA). Topics discussed …
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La simulazione in architettura per il controllo dei consumi energetici e del territorio negli appalti pubblici (verdi)
… for retraining its own existing real estate patrimony, developing an exemplary role for the community (as required by the Directive 2012/27/UE, artt. 4 and 5), and, from the other side, it will be the first one who will take benefits from a significant economic saving, due to this more …
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'They Were Known Accordingly’: The Journey of the Land Otter Pole and Memorial Pole at the Denver Art Museum
… ideals of preservation, rights to cultural patrimony, and assertions of Indigenous sovereignty in Southeast Alaska. Through interviews with Lee Wallace, as well as DAM employees, this thesis situates the pole-raising ceremony within the larger and ongoing journey of the poles, as well as …
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Arquétipos e memória: A gravura de Marcelo Grassmann
… the unconscious collective mind, that is common patrimony to human being. Owing to the conceptualization of nachleben and pathosformeln of the art historian Aby Warburg, and the study of the archives of the memory and the notion of engrama, the possibility to establish the linking between works …
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The Emotional Rhetoric of the Later Crusades: Romance in England after 1291
… to secure lasting dominion over Christ's patrimony. The late thirteenth century was also a turning point in the history of insular romance, with the progressive displacement of Anglo Norman by Middle English, expanding the genre's audience. Reworking the emotional depictions of their …
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The Relations of Pope Gregory the Great with Private Citizens of his Time
… Gregory’s employ, such as agents governing the patrimony, or priests and monks subject to him. | This limitation will eliminate many letters which are revealing for some of Gregory’s closest friends were either churchmen or in the employ of the emperor. But these letters must be left to the …
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Catalogação do acervo xilográfico do Programa de Pesquisa em Literatura Popular (PPLP): do manual ao virual
… is highlighted the importance in relation to the patrimony preservation of UFPB, because it is divulgating this kind of art at global level, once there are few libraries in the world that contemplate this kind of collection.
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INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY NATIVE ART, INDIGENOUS AESTHETICS AND REPRESENTATION
… Native artist to claim and interpret cultural patrimony. Hybridity, in an Indigenous context, resists the limitations of dominant culture projections of Native culture and encourages innovation, adaptation and a response to influences, current conditions and new media. Native artists use …
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The regency and administration of James Douglas, fourth earl of Morton
… of ecclesiastical wealth, and questions of patrimony seem to have been overshadowed by those of polity. Here, an ill-defined policy led to growing hostility particularly towards episcopacy. This was largely a consequence of Morton's equivocal treatment of the second Book of Discipline. …
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The patronage and benefaction of Cistercian monasteries in the frontier zones of the March of Wales, 1130-c.1256.
… it was able to to a limited extent to expand its patrimony in the opposite direction across the English border.Cistercian ideology gradually abandoned its original commitment to complete isolation from the outside world and came to encompass engagement with it, or at least with its lay and …
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Media and heritage in Ireland: representations of heritage in Irish newspapers and the praxis of determination
… the built and natural environment considered as patrimony – was assigned an exchange value but was required to 'pay its own way'. However, from the mid-1990s, the country experienced an economic boom that was heavily dependant on an inflated property market, greatly increased residential and …
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De la crónica a la escena : Arauco en el teatro del Siglo de Oro
… have become part of the historic and cultural patrimony of Chile today.
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"De fide orthodoxa" and Gregory of Elvira's trinitarian vision.
… have made possible the recovery of his literary patrimony. Once the manuscript matters have been thoroughly addressed, chapter five provides an English translation of the De fide orthodoxa accompanied by the critical text and apparatus of Manlio Simonetti. Chapter six then furnishes a commentary …
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