…l medesimo Costamagna, “la formazione della graduatoria degli aventi diritto ai posti che di volta in volta si rendevano disponibili nel numero chiuso della matricula”5 — e le questioni dell’investitura dei notai e della loro vera e propria ammissione al Collegio6. 3 La notizia —…
… 1282-84). 2 Published jointly by J. A. Brinkman, F. M. Fales, H. Klihne, J. N. Postgate and W. Rollig in SAAB 7/2 (1993). 3 In addition to the complete names, all names of which the first elements are preserved are used unless the preserved element is an extremely well attested …
…rom the open final project menu enact these projects in and with the public and post recordings of their jams to Youtube, expanding their reach. This extension of learning turns their individual creative activism into a shared and publically engaging performance with the power to…
…te and Su’eina Sharon Televave 131 Australian Idol versus Cronulla: Whither the Postcolonising Nation? Henk Huijser 145 NZJMS Bibliographies NZJMS 10:2, December 2007 5 6 NZJMS 10:2, December 2007 EDITORIAL: This special issue of the New Zealand Journal of Media Studies focuses o…
…te and Su’eina Sharon Televave 131 Australian Idol versus Cronulla: Whither the Postcolonising Nation? Henk Huijser 145 NZJMS Bibliographies NZJMS 10:2, December 2007 5 6 NZJMS 10:2, December 2007 EDITORIAL: This special issue of the New Zealand Journal of Media Studies focuses o…
…very important to the founders of America. Liberty trees, and liberty poles and posts were a kind of axis mundi-- central rallying point and symbol of their values universe -- for those who risked their lives trying to institute a new way of life based on ideals of liberty. Liber…
…spectator in order that his declarations take a social value and that, finally, posterity includes him in the primers of Artist History.” Nevertheless, artists obviously remain crucial actors in the creative-artistic process, which unavoidably results in a more passive position f…
…ragmentation of archaeological theory into antagonistic camps of processual and postprocessual proponents is outdated and unproductive. Culture history, positivist archaeology, and postprocessual archaeology are non-exclusionary and do not discount one another (Deetz 1983, Trigge…
… Baroque, the now-destroyed least the last four centuries.2 Working monument of Postmodernity, stands within the framework of a collaborative for the fascination that the Baroque research model for over twelve years, holds for our times. The connections Visual and Performance Stu…
…ly historical sources and little change in techniques or social organisation is postulated for the petiod between contact in 1830 and effective missj unisation in the 1850s when des-~riptions of Aneityumese agriculture are first recorded. The cl<lss.ic 'wot' and 'dry' distinction…
…ed communities. Indirect evidence includes fortifications, settlement patterns, postmarital residence patterns, buffer zones, weaponry, exchange re- lations, and iconography. Evidence for cooperation is much more difficult to interpret and is always indirect, but may comprise exc…
…chell American writer 1975-04-26 London novelist United States of America Emily Post American etiquette expert 1872-10-27 Baltimore 1960-09-25 novelist writer 119026554 United States of America Emily Raboteau American writer 1976-07-11 novelist United States of America Emily Schu…
…a great influence on my activism later in life. I was born in the grey years of post-WWII social reconstruction, 1 Social Scientist (MA’s in Disability Studies; Social and Community Studies and Gender Studies) and International Consultant on Gender, Disability and Sport; Steering…
…research funded by the Czech Science Foundation as the project GA ČR 17–13616S ‘Postsocialist Producer: Collaborative Creative Practice in the Czech Screen Media Production after 1989’. This work was also supported by the European Regional Development Fund project ‘Creativity and…
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