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La géographie humaine d’Hydace

2020

Hydatius’ Chronicle allows us to set a human geography map focused on the periphery of 5th century Roman Empire. Despite the pretention to be universal, it shows a world shrunk to Iberian territories as parts of the greater Christian space. Ciuitas and urbs seem to be interchangeable, but some evidence indicate that the first word is more significant.

060101 anthropology060103 classicschristianisation[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistorycitéhuman geography06 humanities and the artstowncity[SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/Historyville0601 history and archaeologyChristianization[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/Historygéographie humaine
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Herodotus’ awareness of the Peloponnesian War

2020

AbstractThis article aims to discuss the relationship between Herodotus and Thucydides. New scholarly trends date the composition of Herodotus’Historiesto 413 BC, or even later, against high chronology of 431, and suggest Herodotus’ use of Thucydides’ narrative. Herodotus’ debt to Thucydides has been suggested by scholars either cautiously or boldly. This examination will show cases where Herodotus is alluding to events of the Peloponnesian War or even responding to Thucydides’ narrative. In fact, anachronisms, presentisms, and allusions to Thucydides’ text can be found throughout Herodotus’ narrative. We will explore the reasons for Herodotus’ engaging with the events of that War, conjectu…

060103 classicsHistory060102 archaeology0601 history and archaeologyAnachronism06 humanities and the artsGeneral MedicineAncient historyJournal of Ancient History
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Le soin aux chevaux à l’époque celtique : trousses de vétérinaires et attestation du fer à cheval

2016

Cette communication présente pour l’époque celtique, l’évolution des trousses d’instruments de médecine et une nouvelle preuve de l’usage du fer à cheval dès l’Antiquité. This paper presents, for the Celtic period, the evolution of the doctor’s bag and new proof of the use of the horseshoe as soon as this period.

060103 classics[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory060102 archaeology[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryCeltic periodfer à cheval06 humanities and the artsinstruments de médecinemedical instrumentshorseshoe0601 history and archaeologyClassicsépoque celtiqueComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy

2021

060103 classicsmedia_common.quotation_subjectThe RenaissanceArt history0601 history and archaeology06 humanities and the artsArtSalvemedia_common
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Le rituel irlandais de consécration des églises au Moyen Âge : le témoignage des sources irlandaises et bretonnes

2011

L’étude du seul traité irlandais sur la consécration des églises (xie siècle) et sa comparaison avec les sacramentaires et ordines du viiie siècle permettent de relever des analogies avec la liturgie gallicane, mêlée de quelques éléments orientaux. La découverte d’un schéma de dédicace dans le ms 477 d’Angers (ixe siècle), d’origine bretonne (Landévennec) et d’influence irlandaise, confirme quant à elle les singularités du rituel irlandais : inscription d’un double alphabet latin sur le sol ; utilisation de psaumes de malédiction ; circumambulation de l’église en récitant des psaumes graduels. Les textes hagiographiques du viie siècle complètent la compréhension du rituel irlandais : alors …

060104 historyHistory060103 classics[ SHS.HIST ] Humanities and Social Sciences/HistoryLiterature and Literary Theory[SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/History0601 history and archaeology06 humanities and the arts[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/History16. Peace & justiceComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSAnnales de Bretagne et des pays de l'Ouest
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Iʿtibārī Concepts in Suhrawardī : The Case of Substance

2020

Abstract Shihāb al-Dīn al-Suhrawardī (d. 587/1191) famously criticised the central concepts of Avicennian metaphysics as merely mind-dependent (or iʿtibārī) notions. This paper aims to show that despite his critique, Suhrawardī held that these concepts are meaningful, indeed necessary for human cognition. By the same token, it is argued that their re-emergence in Suhrawardī’s ishrāqī metaphysics is not a matter of incoherence. Although the paper’s findings can be generalised to hold of all iʿtibārī concepts, mutatis mutandis, our focus is on the concept of substance, mainly because of the importance of the concept of ‘dusky substance’ in ishrāqī metaphysics.

Cultural Studies060103 classicsPhilosophyReligious studies06 humanities and the artsrealismi (filosofia)metafysiikka0603 philosophy ethics and religioniʿtibārSuhrawardīPhilosophykonseptualismi060302 philosophyAvicenna0601 history and archaeologyarabialainen filosofia
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Debt Cancellation in the Classical and HellenisticPoleis: Between Demagogy and Crisis Management

2017

This article discusses the way the ancient Greeks dealt with public and private debts, focusing on one specific aspect: debt cancellation. On the one hand, ancient Greeks were aware of the risks en...

Cultural StudiesHistory060103 classicsKeynesian economicsmedia_common.quotation_subject06 humanities and the artsCrisis managementPhilosophyEconomyDebtEconomics0601 history and archaeologyGreeksmedia_commonThe European Legacy
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When Venus stays awake, Minerva sleeps: a narrative of female sanctity in eighteenth-century Spain

2021

Written records of confession provide exceptional insight into private histories of women and the gender dynamics that shaped them. The sacrament of confession entailed an implicit inequality between men and women, given that the priest was considered to be shrouded in divine power while the penitent had to submit herself to his moral authority. Nevertheless, confession also offered women the opportunity to express themselves and to discuss and understand their spiritual concerns. Some hoped their confessors would recognize their religious charisma, which would involve an affirmation of individuality, autonomy and personal power. In Spain, we find key information about interactions between …

Cultural StudiesLiteratureHistory060103 classicsHistorybiologyInequalitybusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectEnlightenmentVenus06 humanities and the arts16. Peace & justicebiology.organism_classificationConfession060104 history5. Gender equality0601 history and archaeologyNarrativebusinessmedia_common
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Review of Bodard, G., Mahony, S. (edd.) Digital Research in the Study of Classical Antiquity. Pp. xx + 210, ills. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington, VT:…

2013

Review of a miscellaneous volume on the application of digital methods and tools to research in Classics.

Digital HumanitiesDigital Humanities; Digital Classics; reviewDigital Humanities Digital Classics reviewreviewDigital Classics
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Reliģiski-filozofiski raksti, Speciālizlaidums I

2022

A special issue, “Remembering the Past and the Future - Korean Culture in a Changing World,” is devoted to understanding Korean culture. Regardless of the bulk of comprehensive information available today, accurate knowledge of the Asian culture in Europe or the European culture in Asia has not become considerably deeper. Sometimes even to the contrary – the old stereotypes continue to exist as part of the packaging for pseudo information adjusted to the short-term goals of the contemporary globalised society, supplemented by travel guides and announcements tailored to the needs of immediate politically economic conjuncture. And yet, this is only the top of the intercultural communication i…

East Asian cross-cultural relationshipfeminist ideas:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Other humanities and religion [Research Subject Categories]colonial traumaLithuaniaKorean modern literatureIslamcomparative linguisticsKorean cultureNorth KoreaBook of ChangesJapanSouth KoreaConfucian Classicsnational identity:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Languages and linguistics [Research Subject Categories]collective memoryepic traditions:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::History and philosophy subjects [Research Subject Categories]
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