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Antonino Sancho Arango, un arquitecto en el tránsito hacia la Valencia contemporánea

2016

The process of modernization that Valencia and its territory underwent during the central decades of the 19th century is intrinsically linked to the trajectory of Antonino Sancho Arango’s career. He is considered an important figure in Valencian urban planning of this century, but his works in the field of architecture are almost unknown. This article aims to complete the study of the Antonino Sancho’s work and to establish a biography that values his role in the changes experimented by Valencia, but also Sancho’s dedication to public projects. La modernización que experimentaron Valencia y su territorio durante las décadas centrales del siglo XIX es indisociable de la trayectoria profesion…

Architecture / urban planning / Valencia / 19th century.Arquitectura / urbanismo / Valencia / siglo XIX.UNESCO::HISTORIA::Historia por especialidades::Historia del arteArtículoSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architettura:HISTORIA::Historia por especialidades::Historia del arte [UNESCO]
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The neuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses: A historical introduction

2013

AbstractThe neuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses (Batten disease) collectively constitute one of the most common groups of inherited childhood onset neurodegenerative disorders, and have also been identified in many domestic and laboratory animals. The group of human neuronal ceroid-lipofuscinoses currently comprises 14 genetically distinct disorders, mostly characterised by progressive mental, motor and visual deterioration with onset in childhood or adolescence. Abnormal autofluorescent, electron-dense granules accumulate in the cytoplasm of nerve cells, and this storage process is associated with selective destruction and loss of neurons in the brain and retina. The present paper outlines near…

Batten diseaseHistoryBatten diseaseDiseaseBiology03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineNeuronal Ceroid-LipofuscinosesmedicineHumansNeurodegenerationMolecular Biology030304 developmental biologyNeuronal Ceroid-Lipofuscinoses0303 health sciencesRetinaNeurodegenerationHistory 19th CenturyHistory 20th Centurymedicine.disease3. Good healthAgeingmedicine.anatomical_structureNerve cellsNeuronal ceroid-lipofuscinosisMolecular genetic classificationMolecular MedicineNeuronal ceroid lipofuscinosisIdentification (biology)Neuroscience030217 neurology & neurosurgeryBiochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular Basis of Disease
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Tecniche costruttive antisismiche in Calabria tra la fine dell'Ottocento e l'inizio del Novecento,

2016

La presente memoria intende indagare lo sviluppo delle costruzioni antisismiche in Calabria in un periodo compreso tra gli anni Ottanta dell'Ottocento e i primi anni del Novecento. Lo studio è incentrato sulle tecniche costruttive adottate nelle ricostruzioni post-terremoto realizzate in un periodo immediatamente antecedente il sisma che colpì Messina e Reggio Calabria nel 1908, dopo il quale si registra un progressiva affermazione della tecnologia del cemento armato. In questo arco cronologico si assiste a un notevole sviluppo degli studi nel campo della costruzione antisismica, con una prevalente riproposizione di sistemi costruttivi tradizionali e con le prime sperimentazioni sul cemento…

CalabriaSettore ICAR/10 - Architettura Tecnicaterremoti; tecniche costruttive antisismiche; Calabria fine Ottocento e inizio Novecentotecniche costruttive antisismicheearthquakeanti-seismic construction techniqueslate 19th centuryearly 20th centuryCalabria fine Ottocento e inizio Novecentoearthquake anti-seismic construction techniques Calabria late 19th century early 20th centuryterremoti tecniche costruttive antisismiche Calabria fine Ottocento e inizio NovecentoSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architetturaearthquake; anti-seismic construction techniques; Calabria; late 19th century; early 20th centuryterremoti
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La mitificació vuitcentista del passat medieval: la figura de Jaume I, rei d'Aragó

2012

La reivindicació de Jaume I com a símbol identitari que, de manera col·lectiva, portaren a terme els escriptors valencians de la segona meitat del segle XIX es fonamentà en tres fites històriques molt pròximes en el temps: la commemoració del VIé centenari de la seua mort, que se celebrà en juliol de 1876; la visita que una trentena d’escriptors i artistes valencians i catalans realitzaren en maig de 1882 al monestir de Poblet (Tarragona), on fou enterrat el Conqueridor; i la commemoració del VIIé centenari del seu naixement, que es portà a terme a València en 1908. The reivindication of King Jaume I as an identity symbol done by numerous Valencian writers of the mid-19th c. is based on thr…

Catalan Literature 19th c.King Jaume ITeodor LlorenteLo Rat PenatValencia Renaissance
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The Experience of Impecuniousness in a Noble Family at the End of the Nineteenth Century

2017

Abstract Being a member of the elite imposed high demands on the livelihood of noble civil servant families in Finland at the end of the nineteenth century. Although the salaries of high-ranking officials were relatively substantial, they could not always ensure the standard of living which was demanded by the elite of the Grand Duchy of Finland. This article concerns the family of the governor, Baron Gustaf Aminoff, and their livelihood. The living of the Aminoff family was totally derived from Governor Aminoff's salaries and fees; they had no other sources of income, such as a manor or land. The Aminoff family constantly suffered a lack of money and its everyday consumption was rational a…

Cedercreutz19th centuryAminoffmainekonkurssiimpecuniousnesshistoriaaatelitoimeentuloJournal of Finnish Studies
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Collections en bibliothèque universitaire, quel enjeux ?

2021

Censorship 19th century - 20th century[SHS.INFO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciences
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Poverty and Tax Exemptions in Mid-Nineteenth Century Finland

2017

The topic of this article is the nature and social character of Finnish rural poverty during the early stages of industrialization. Specifically, I analyze households exempted from two separate taxes in order to locate and study the rural poor. Contrary to several previous considerations deeming taxation sources unreliable in poverty studies, it is shown that under controlled settings tax exemption information does display promising features. These include a high exemption percentage of households without adult male members, small average household size of the tax exempted and a clear concentration of the exemptions on the lower rural social classes. My findings also highlight the fact that…

Century Finlandsosiaalinen rakenneverotmaaseutuyhteisöt19th centuryhistoriahumanitieshealth care economics and organizationsFinlandköyhyys
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Mother's Death: A Turning Point in the Lives of Charles Dickens's David Copperfield and Lev Tolstoy's Nikolay Irtenev

2022

Although it is not possible to establish exactly when Lev Tolstoy started reading Charles Dickens, it was in the 1850s, he was reading David Copperfield, which was one of his most favourite novels by the English writer. David Copperfield is probabiy the most popular of all Dickens’s novels, and it is certainly the most autobiographical. The tendency to combine personal with general in an ambiguous generic package was also present from the beginning of Tolstoy’s career. His Childhood can be described as a pseudo-autobiography that imitates autobiography in all aspects, except one: its author and narrator are not the same person. A strong mother-son relationship is clearly visible in David Co…

Charles Dickensmother's death in literatureLev TolstoyDavid CopperfieldEnglish literatureliterature of the 19th centuryChildhoodRussian literatureSlavia. Casopis pro slovanskou filologii / Slavia. The Journal for Slavic Philology
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Wiadomości o rudzkim opactwie cystersów – na podstawie dokumentu fundacyjnego z kapsuły czasu kościoła w Stanicy z 1802 r

2019

12 grudnia 2017 r. zdjęto krzyż z kulą z wieży kościoła parafialnego pw. św. Marcina w Stanicy – ostatniej świątyni zbudowanej przez opactwo cystersów w Rudach przed jego kasatą w 1810 r. W kapsule czasu znajdował się okolicznościowy zapis, sporządzony 20 września 1802 r. W oparciu o lekturę odkrytego dokumentu oraz dostępne opracowania na temat rudzkiego opactwa, autor omawia sytuację opactwa na początku burzliwego XIX w., a także charakteryzuje stan osobowy rudzkiego konwentu. W dalszej kolejności opisuje główne etapy budowy kościoła św. Marcina w Stanicy na kanwie dramatycznych dziejów zawieruchy napoleońskiej, posiłkując się kronikarskim zapisem ostatniej części odnalezionego dokumentu,…

Cistercians in Silesiakościół św. Marcina w StanicyKościół na Górnym Śląsku na początku XIX wCystersi na Śląskuthe Church in Upper Silesia at the beginning of the 19th centurythe Cistercians Abbey in RudySt. Martin church in Stanicaopactwo cystersów w RudachStudia Teologiczno-Historyczne Śląska Opolskiego
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Instrument transfer as knowledge transfer in neurophysiology: François Magendie's (1783-1855) early attempts to measure cerebrospinal fluid pressure.

2007

Francois Magendie's (1783-1855) experimental model for measuring blood pressure in animals, which he developed in 1838, had a major impact on French physiology in the nineteenth century, especially upon Etienne-Jules Marey (1830-1904) in Paris. In due course it was also adopted by other European investigators, such as the Leipzig physiologist Carl Ludwig (1816-1895), and by clinicians who developed it into a major measuring tool. Historians of science, however, have paid hardly any attention to Magendie's further laboratory investigations conducted with the assistance of Jean-Louis Marie Poiseuille's (1799-1869) sphygmometre (blood pressure meter). After having used the apparatus to conduct…

Cognitive scienceExperimental modelbusiness.industryGeneral NeuroscienceNeurophysiologyHistory 19th CenturyNeurophysiologyVentricular systemHistory 18th CenturyCsf flowKnowledgeHistory and Philosophy of ScienceCerebrospinal Fluid PressureMedicineHumansNeurology (clinical)Cerebrospinal fluid pressureDiffusion of InnovationbusinessNeuroscienceKnowledge transferBrain functionIntracranial pressureCerebrospinal FluidJournal of the history of the neurosciences
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