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Early modern military theory a number of strategic, tactical and organizational issues preoccupied military theorists from the sixteenth to the late eighteenth centuries and had considerable impact on the way in which wars were fought and conflict envisaged within a political and social context.
Although the murrayite theory proved popular among sectors of academia and the general public in the early and mid-twentieth century, it was never accepted by specialists in the early modern witch trials, who publicly discredited it through in-depth research conducted in the 1960s and 1970s.
The early modern experimentalist robert boyle (1627–91) followed the same line of thought as sennert, but he was much more aware of the discrepancy between democritus’s atomism and an atomic theory suitable for chemical purposes. Boyle’s solution to this problem was the thesis that the atoms of democritus are normally associated into primary concretions, which do not easily dissociate and which act as elementary atoms in the chemical sense.
The reading habits, editorial climate, and political theory attending the pastoral literature of the early modern world, they have less to teach us about the ways that.
The modern theory considers the organization as a system which is dynamic. The modern theory is probabilistic and not deterministic in nature. A deterministic model is one whose results are predetermined and whereas the results of the probabilistic models are uncertain and depends on the chance of occurrence. This theory encompasses multilevel and multidimensional aspects of the organization. This means it covers both the micro and macro environment of the organization.
Theories of empire in the early modern period this course looks at the development and meaning of the concept(s) of 'empire' from the late sixteenth until the early seventeenth centuries, using the stuart ideas of empire as its starting point.
The theory of evolution (by natural selection) is one of many learning resources available to primary schools who use our creative curriculum.
5 million gift dedicated to enhancing information technology at both monticello and the etext center, enabled the digitization of important early american texts, including papers of thomas jefferson, as well as the addition of personnel and hardware necessary for state-of-the-art practices.
Friendship and queer theory in the renaissance: gender and sexuality in early modern england.
The body in parts is a must-read not only for those interested in the culture of early modern europe, but for anyone interested in thinking about the modern and post-modern body as well. Its claims for the importance of the body and its discourses for understanding the literary, scientific, political and religious culture of early modern.
This collection looks at the growing rapprochement between contemporary theory and early modern english literary-cultural studies. With sections on posthumanism and cognitive science, political theology, and rematerialism and performance, the essays incorporate recent theoretical inquiries into new readings of early modern texts.
Not in a very long time—not, perhaps, since the late 1940s or early 1950s—have there been as many new major management techniques as there are today: downsizing, out-sourcing, total quality management, economic value analysis, benchmarking,.
29 mar 2021 the return of work in critical theory presents a bold new account of the with incisive analysis of the political stakes of contemporary work.
This conference puts affect theory and history of emotion in conversation with embodiment, performance history, philology, astrology, and demonology in order to explore some of the new intellectual possibilities set into motion by recent approaches to early modern emotion.
Introduction to early modern criticism - even after having journeyed for around fifteen hundred years—or, as a matter of fact, till now—the importance of classics such as aristotle and plato is not ignored. Classics remained highly influential to the intellectual world even during the middle ages.
I expect a terrible rebuke from one of my adversaries, and i can almost hear him shouting in my ears that it is one thing to deal with matters physically and quite another to do so mathematically, and that geometers should stick to their fantasies, and not get involved in philosophical matters where the conclusions are different from those in mathematics.
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18 mar 2019 recent years have seen the emergence of a social history of state formation in early modern england, most notably in the form of major.
Humoral theory was considered medical fact, bloodletting was common practise and barbers carried out medical procedures as pseudo-doctors. Humoral theory was so strongly believed in that the very notion did not did not die out until the late 18th century, and bloodletting even continued on into the nineteenth century. Practitioners of the early modern period were right in some respects, about healthy lifestyles and some medicines.
In summary, the significance of humoural theory in early modern drama is to be found in a character’s success or failure in ending ‘his part in peace’ in the sense that by the end of the play, his ‘humours and elements are peaceably met’ – or balanced. This can occur either through (1) striving to judiciously ensure no one temperament dominates to the end as hamlet failed to do or (2) balancing dominate temperaments with other characters as did prince hal and his friend, falstaff.
Original experience and language starting from giambattista vico (my english rendering for the actual title: teoria.
In antisemitic conspiracy theories in the early modern iberian world: narratives of fear and hatred, françois soyer offers the first detailed historical analysis of antisemitic conspiracy theories in spain, portugal and their overseas colonies between 1450 and 1750. These conspiracy theories accused jews and conversos, the descendants of medieval jewish converts to christianity, of deadly plots and blamed them for a range of social, religious, military and economic.
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History of science - history of science - the rise of modern science: even as dante was writing his great work, deep forces were threatening the unitary cosmos he celebrated. Particularly in italy, the political demands of the time gave new importance to technology, and a new profession emerged, that of civil and military engineer.
‘clothing the living and the dead: memory, social identity and aristocratic habit in the early modern habsburg empire’, fashion theory, 5(4), 357-388. Clothing, together with other cultural phenomena such as manners, language and even physical gestures, marked the boundaries in early modern society that would eventually define such.
Modern portfolio theory, introduced by harry markowitz in 1952, is a portfolio construction theory that determines the minimum level of risk for an expected return.
This companion volume to the return of theory in early modern english studies: tarrying with the subjunctive exemplifies the new directions in which the field is going as well as the value of crossing disciplinary boundaries within and beyond the humanities. Topics studied include posthumanism, ecological studies, and historical phenomenology.
Differentiate among early team management theories once you have a group of people (or a team of people), they will need to achieve goals and objectives. We know how the group came together, how they will function effectively and how they will become a team.
Germ theory is the currently most widely accepted scientific theory for many diseases across the globe. It simply states that microorganisms known as pathogens or germs, which exist in various conditions, can lead to disease. However, it really increased in prominence throughout the 19th and 20th centuries when industrialisation led to a rapid increase in the level of germs surrounding people at home and those at work.
Hayles, and brian massumi, all of whom explore posthumanist theory while addressing possibilities for posthumanist practices within the humanities. Examining a wide range of texts, including plays and pro- and anti-theater tracts, initially printed or performed between 1560 and 1640, i argue that there were aspects of early modern english drama.
June 1984 the theory does provide a better account of the spread of sharecropping than the explanations upon which early modern.
Shakespeare and early modern epist olary theory comments on its appearance, and reads its contents, the audience is given unmediated access to the letter’ s interior space.
Blair hoxby writes on the literature and culture of england, france, italy, and spain from 1500 to 1800. His recent research has focused on the theory and practice of tragedy during that period – which differed sharply from the idea of tragedy that most of us now take for granted.
The trailer for next week's this is us finale showed jack pearson as an old man, and people have some heartbreaking theories about his return. We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we back.
It was not until the early 17th century that galileo and johannes kepler developed and popularized the copernican theory, which for galileo resulted in a trial and conviction for heresy.
Descartes is considered by many to be the father of modern philosophy, because his ideas departed widely from current understanding in the early 17th century, which was more feeling-based.
In a recent blog on the new communism for the journal world affairs, alan johnson, professor of democratic theory and practice at edge hill university in lancashire, wrote: a worldview recently.
'this book makes theory exciting again, both in itself and as a catalyst to re-visioning early modern texts. After a dreary end-of-theory decade, it's good to read essays energized by their engagements with neuroscience, political theology, semantics, and new formalisms. This very smart collection makes a compelling intellectual case for theory's resurgence. Howard, george delacorte professor in the humanities, columbia university, usa show more.
For a bracing survey of theoretical developments in the field something one would need if she or he had been absorbed in some particular project for five or ten years without minding the critical discourse of the moment nothing is more economical than the second volume of the return of theory in early modern english studies, edited by paul cefalu, gary kuchar, and bryan reynolds, the successor to a similar book edited by cefalu and reynolds in 2010.
The protestant reformation created the most serious challenge to toleration in early modern europe. Martin luther (1483–1546), john calvin (1509–1564), and huldrych zwingli (1484–1531) were the three most influential leaders of this movement, which permanently divided christian europe.
The theory possibly gained a foothold in the middle ages and, as far as this thesis has shown, reached a peak in the early modern era and even beyond, which lasted through much of the nineteenth century, until being replaced by modern germ theory. According to most secondary sources, the miasma theory was most prevalent in popular.
School history is a brilliant website in supporting the teaching of the history curriculum, for both specialists and non-specialists. There is a range of resources and activities that you can use or modify to give your students personalised learning experience.
Season 10 of the walking dead is coming, and there are plenty of theories about who will live, who will die, and exactly what might happen to michonne, carol, and the rest of the survivors.
Scientifically-minded philosophers of the early modern period challenged a dominant aristotelian framework with new theories of nature and knowledge.
The idea of eternal return or eternal recurrence has existed in various forms since antiquity. Put simply, it's the theory that existence recurs in an infinite cycle as energy and matter transform over time.
This two-page summary discusses the key takeaways of professor heckman’s latest research, “the lifecycle benefits of an influential early childhood program. ” the research shows that high-quality birth-to-five programs for disadvantaged children can deliver a 13% per year return on investment—a rate substantially higher than the 7-10%.
Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with morality and how it shapes behavior. Different branches of the study of ethics look at where our views of morality come from and how they shape our everyday lives.
• historians of medieval and early modern psychiatry have utilized limited source materials in their research. They have focused on printed works, particularly formal treatises by celebrated authors, and neglected manuscript collections. The resulting histories depict early european psychiatric thought as dominated by demonology.
A new study has challenged the popular theory that the first ice-age humans who migrated to north america arrived by a land bridge connecting siberia to alaska.
Beginning with the work of william james, let's follow the early development of self-esteem theory.
And topics that return with regularity, and a three-part structure emerged organically over the contentious history of the relationship of theory with early modern.
Modern science has concluded that we are descended from an arboreal ape that lived in african rainforests before environmental changes forced their kind to adapt to a colder and dryer environment.
The transformative learning theory was first articulated by jack mezirow of columbia university after researching factors related to the success, or lack of, of womens’ reentry to community college programs in the 1970's, with the resulting conclusion that a key factor was perspective transformation.
Several examples clearly reflect an evidence-based framework, ranging from nightingale's first work after her return as a heroine from the crimean war in 1856, to a late attempt to influence social policy with a proposal for a chair in “social physics” at oxford university in 1891.
This chapter introduces modern portfolio theory in a simpli fied setting where there are only two risky assets and a single risk-free asset. 1 portfolios of two risky assets consider the following investment problem. We can invest in two non-dividend paying stocks amazon (a) and boeing (b) over the next month.
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Title: “early modern cosmopolitical feeling” most broadly, my talk considers how early modern thinkers conceptualized political affiliation in light of classical ideas about the natural world, which included animate and inanimate bodies, and how such conceptualization informed an understanding of the political as an affective phenomenon.
The bid-bang explains the origins of the universe, at least up to a point. Find out what the theory does and does not explain about our universe. The big-bang theory is the dominant theory of the origin of the universe.
Information processing theory is a theory of cognition that compares the way the human mind works to a computer. Yuichiro chino / getty images information processing theory is a cognitive theory that uses.
Book description: in the history of political thought, the emergence of the modern state in early modern england has usually been treated as the development of an increasingly centralizing and expansive national sovereignty. Recent work in political and social history, however, has shown that the state-at court, in the provinces, and in the parishes-depended on the authority of local magnates and the participation of what has been referred to as the middling sort.
In early modern value theory [1] prescott johnson modern value inquiry took its rise in germany and austria during the last quarter of the nineteenth century and the early years of the present century. The discussions in which the inquiry engaged centered around the antithesis of fact and value.
Throughout the early modern period, scientific debate and governmental action became increasingly preoccupied with the environment, generating discussion across europe and the wider world as to how to improve land and climate for human benefit. This discourse eventually promoted the reconsideration of long-held beliefs about the role of climate in upholding the social order, driving economies.
Cornell university press fosters a culture of broad and sustained inquiry through the publication of scholarship that is engaged, influential, and of lasting significance.
Early modern human tools found in the negev support theory of exit from africa via arabia the discovery in dimona of a nubian levallois technique of tool manufacture, associated only with modern humans, supports the theory that humans left africa via saudi arabia, then jordan and israel.
A modern figure, produced no doubt by our society insofar as, at the end of the middle ages, with english empiricism, french rationalism and the personal faith of the reformation, it discovered the prestige of the individual, or, to put it more nobly, of the human person hence it is logical that with regard.
The theory of evolution proposed by charles darwin entails the evolution by natural selection of all life on earth. It states that new generations are born the theory of evolution proposed by charles darwin entails the evolution by natural.
Our theoretical argument that the events in the early modern period still influence important contemporary outcomes finds support in the data.
Economy works, you first need to understand the fundamentals of economics and how they apply to current events.
The child-centered constructivist approach to early childhood education has its roots in the work of psychologists lev vygotsky and jean piaget.
A guide to covid-19 and early childhood development this guide for practitioners explains the science behind our core life skills, what affects their development, and how practitioners can help. This guide pulls together information on what the outbreak means for child development, and easy-to-share resources that can help everyone from parents.
Likelihood of relapse: what might trigger a return to a former behavior? stages of change model one of the best-known approaches to change is the stages of change or transtheoretical model, introduced in the late 1970s by researchers james prochaska and carlo diclemente.
This program offers the possibility of examining the theory and practice of early modern forms of cognition, the aftermath and re-orientations brought by crises and reformations in religion, the creation of democratic governments and the rise of the nation state, the emergence of new genres in literature, painting and music, the institution of capitalism, the establishment of humanism, the introduction of new technologies, legal and educational reforms, and new causes and ways of warfare.
The essays in this volume explore the theories and practices of sovereignty in the context of state-building in the early modern northern and southern low countries. The dutch revolt, the secession of the northern provinces from the spanish empire, the formation of the dutch republic and the reconstitution of habsburg authority in the south, fostered tense debates among scholars and political leaders about the legitimacy, organisation and processes of law and governance.
If you ever get busted for playing solitaire, here’s the everquest defence. Clive thompson writes in the walrus about edward castronova and his paper virtual.
Return to specialist courses quentin skinner (qmul) some early-modern political theorists locate the power to make laws and exercise political control in the figure of the ruler or prince.
Fourth, it encourages consideration of the material dimensions of rhetorical theory and practice.
The project took a modern approach to living, yet mixed it with a consideration for those who would reside there, a lack of which has been a criticism of many modernist developments. Eskrine adopted a more humane approach to the modernist principles, yet still established clean lines, function, progress, and above all social morality.
In 1974 robinson earned his doctorate in political theory from stanford university. His dissertation, “leadership: a mythic paradigm,” challenges the conceits of liberal and marxist theories of political change, arguing that leadership—the idea that effective social action is determined by a leader who is separate from or above the masses.
Return theorized as a constitutive process of subjectivity and/or intellection. Return as a psychoanalytic concept related to obsession, repression, nachträglichkeit. Papers will be given in english, and will be limited to 30 minutes.
Dr scholar's main research interests lie in early modern french literature and thought, comparative and interdisciplinary early modern studies, and questions of critical method and theory. He is the author of two books: montaigne and the art of free-thinking (2010) and the je-ne-sais-quoi in early modern europe: encounters with a certain.
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