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Local dialects, supralocal writing systems. The degree of orality of Dutch private letters from the seventeenth century
... The degree of orality is a main research topic in the history of phonology and ...language from the fourteenth to the seventeenth centuries from the Meuse/Rhine-area, thereby focusing ... See full document
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Negation in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Dutch. A Historical-Sociolinguistic Perspective
... in Dutch private letters from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries from a historical-sociolinguistic ...change from bipartite to single negation, which characterises ... See full document
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Change, contact and conventions in the history of Dutch
... the degree to which these localizable spellings turned up in the corpus appears relatively ...the letters sent to and from Zeeland showed at least one of the orthographical effects related to ... See full document
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Towards a complete bibliography of seventeenth century Dutch newspapers : Delpher and its applications
... surviving Dutch-language newspapers of the seventeenth ...complacency. Dutch newspapers can be found in over 70 libraries and archives across the world, but at the moment only 13 institutions are ... See full document
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Theory of the Nucleation of Pitting. Mechanism of the Local Depassivation of Metal
... A laboratory experiment on combined mass transfer and kinetics is required to be conducted. Specifically, the increase of pH in distilled water may be followed with a digital pH meter during neutralization with ... See full document
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Autobiographical Writings
... important from the Reformation onwards in devotional circles, increasingly becomes a spiritual communication in itself, supported by Calvinist experimental ... See full document
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The Private Libraries of Seventeenth-Century Artists in Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.
... the seventeenth century to be widely read by him. The Dutch translation, also made by the learned author and published in 1641, was certainly not addressed to the humanists and scholars fluent in ... See full document
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Dutch letters from Ghana
... The director of the museum, Aad Mei nd erts, even went to Ghana to lay a white rose in his honour at Elmina Castle.. Capitein was born about 1717 and was captured by Stee[r] ... See full document
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The imagery of travel in British painting : with particular reference to nautical and maritime imagery, circa 1740 1800
... 427 'Shock of Recognition' : The Landscape of English Romanticism and the Dutch Seventeenth-Century School exhibition catalogue, Arts Council of Great Britain, 1971 Sloan, K., Alexander [r] ... See full document
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Placing the History of College Writing: Stories from the Incomplete Archive
... thinkers from Aristotle to con- temporary theorists, yet each concept nonetheless retains ties to earlier sophistic ...remain from his treatise On Truth, Antiphon examines nomos by comparing it to physis, ... See full document
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Placing the History of College Writing: Stories from the Incomplete Archive
... thinkers from Aristotle to con- temporary theorists, yet each concept nonetheless retains ties to earlier sophistic ...remain from his treatise On Truth, Antiphon examines nomos by comparing it to physis, ... See full document
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The seventeenth century
... There were armed uprisings in Scotland in this period: the 1666 Pentland Rising, the 1679 Covenanting Rebellion and the 1685 Argyll Rebellion. The west of Scotland was closely involved in these events. The 1679 ... See full document
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Reading like a nun: The composition of convent libraries in Renaissance Europe.
... general letters, devotional tracts, prayers, and sometimes even sonnets for the people (Wood, 1995, ...While letters from family were not always kept, some convents kept personal letters ... See full document
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Giambattista Vico : 1668-1744, a forgotten eighteenth-century student of early man
... learn from him as recognise in him what was already their own, and acknowledge him as the great forerunner of doctrines and causes to which they were already ...the century following Vico's death European ... See full document
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The situation of women in seventeenth century Fife : as illustrated by the records of the Church courts
... woman from Dunbog, for instance, was given money ten times between January 1668 and June 1670 with a final sad payment being made for her coffin ...charity from Dunbog Kirk Session 1666-79 were elderly, ... See full document
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Application of nanogel systems in the administration of local anesthetics
... ferent release profile, which will be important for the design of a delivery carrier, where drug release can be triggered by changing the pH. First, the results demonstrated the viability of tuning the release profiles ... See full document
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The rise of embryology in Italy: from the Renaissance to the early 20th century
... Redi (1626-1696) was born in Arezzo and spent his academic life in Pisa, Rome, Naples, Padua and for the most part in Florence. He was a physician rather than an embryologist, but he must be considered in the present ... See full document
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Cartesianism and Cocceianism: A Natural Alliance?
... In the second half of the seventeenth century it became fashionable in the Dutch Republic to mention in one breath Cocceian theology - a branch of reformed theology with liberal overtone[r] ... See full document
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At the crossroads. Orality and literacy in Early and Late Modern Dutch private letters
... whether letters were self-written or whether illiterate or partly literate senders of the letters had relied on professional writers or on others with writing skills such as relatives, friends and ... See full document
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The Dutch East India Company through the Local Lens: Exploring the Dynamics of Indo-Dutch Relations in Seventeenth Century Bengal
... a Dutch painting depicting the locals and a legal case involving a Bengali ...the local communities in Bengal. It of course remains told from the local ...characterising local–European ... See full document
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