German literature of the Middle ages and Early Modern Period
The Gaze to Heaven: On the Topopoetics of the Body-Soul Relationship in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period
... the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period to examine the connection between the body and soul as a hylomorphistic unit and so to define the epistemic validity and scope of the ...
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The development of the würde + infinitive construction in Early Modern German (1650–1800)
... the German verbal periphrasis with the preterite subjunctive of werden and an infinitive, sometimes referred to as the ›condi- tional ‹ or the › würde-form ‹ has attracted considerable interest in recent ...of ...
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An Ecoritical Approach to Chaucer. Representations of the Natural World in the English Literature of the Middle Ages
... historical period, characterized by a harsh conflict between the Church and the state, between spiritual and temporal powers, in the so-called War of ...the German bishops came to be elected by virtue of ...
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Architecture for Teaching, Learning and Research: Academic Architecture at German Universities in the European Context from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
... the German Empire, there was an increase in the demand for academically trained civil servants who were to fulfill official, administrative tasks as clergymen, judges, medical doctors, and ...the early ...
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The Shock of the Ancient: Literature & History in Early Modern France
... radical Modern of ...18th-century German reformulation of the Quarrel is entirely elided – The Shock of the Ancient is nonetheless the single best, most nuanced account now available of what was at stake in ...
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Sibling Rivals to Mortal Enemies: The Evolution of Ecclesia and Synagoga From the Early to Late Middle Ages.
... the period polarized Jews and accused them of endeavoring to destroy Christendom as part of an alliance with the ...the Middle Ages as a whole shaped Jewish-Christian relations for centuries after, ...
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Interrelationships between Language and Literature from Old English to the Modern Period
... Elizabethan period continued to borrow words from other ...the middle ages, had usually preferred to use Latin for their serious writing, but now Englishmen began to take a new pride in their native ...
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Treasure bequest: death and gift in the early middle ages
... He refers to an extraordinary list which takes up two pages of printed text. Important for the dating of these lists is the repeated use of the word „anacleam‟ to indicate relief decoration. The only close parallel is ...
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Evaluating an ‘off the shelf’ POS tagger on Early Modern German text
... for Early Modern English, and a recent study by Dip- per (2010), in which the TreeTagger is applied to a corpus of texts from Middle High German (MHG) - ...a period earlier than ours, ...
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On Farting: Language and Laughter in the Middle Ages
... proposition was the answer. What questions did Allen set herself? And here one encounters difficulties. The book features farts in many different contexts, particularly in OF fabliaux and ME literature. It ...
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Intimate Exegesis: Reading and Feeling in Early Modern Devotional Literature
... be the Christological guarantor of spiritual communion among women, as well as of the Countess’s sovereign prospect over the estate and its environs – it has, in other words, lost its capacity as figure. And Aemilia’s ...
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The Scapegoat: Impotence and Witchcraft in the Middle Ages
... century, literature such as On the Secrets of Women treated topics of female sexuality and reproduction not only in the terms of Aristotelian natural philosophy but also Christian theology, both containing ...
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A Companion to Britain in the Later Middle Ages
... the period contained within these covers, in transforming the history of these islands from English history, with a nod north and west, into proper British History, though Duffy rightly reminds us that even this ...
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Middle Ages Quiz, Black Plague.ppt
... Middle Ages (1050-1300). Settlements operated within a busy trading network, and with tradesmen and goods, contagious diseases reached even the most remote and isolated places. • Most people believed plague ...
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Induction and Natural Necessity in the Middle Ages
... evident meta-principles, to the intellect’s natural inclination to truth, the consensus is that the gap between imperfect induction and perfect induction is bridged: universal and nece[r] ...
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Scale and Scale Change in the Early Middle Ages, edited by Julio Escalona and Andrew Reynolds
... El intento de evitar esto por parte de Davies, en un estudio comparativo que retoma su trabajo sobre la entrega de garantías en Bretaña para contrastarlo, a una escala mayor, con la situ[r] ...
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Ages and ages: the multiplication of children’s ‘ages’ in early twentieth-century child psychology
... ‘new’ ages, beginning with mental age, whose emergence was connected to intelligence testing; I then explore the proliferation of other ages identified in psychological literature of the same ...Such ...
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Medieval Sensibilities: A History of Emotions in the Middle Ages
... These cautionary words confront the reader of Medieval Sensibilities: A History of the Emotions in the Middle Ages. The initial lines of the introduction reveal the agenda of Damien Boquet and Piroska Nagy ...
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Treacherous Faith: The Specter of Heresy in Early Modern English Literature and Culture
... in early modern plays); one might have expected closer attention to narrative and rhetorical theory, past and present; and, a stronger consideration of the three-way relationship between manuscript, oral, ...
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A Contribution to the History of Theories of Induction in the Middle Ages
... In his Prior Analytics II, xxi and xxiii, where he is most explicit on induc- tion, the emphasis is on the relationship between inductive and syl- logistic argument; in the Posterior Ana[r] ...
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