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The Nineteenth Century: A Monarchical Century?
Contemporanea, 2021This essay seeks to frame the recent proliferation of studies dedicated to the monarchy in the long European nineteenth century. Claiming the latter as a «monarchical» century, as some authors suggest, offers a legitimate catchphrase that can highlight the limitations of an excessively teleological interpretation of that century.
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1994
Abstract Protestant Philosophical Theologians The early nineteenth century, in Germany as elsewhere, was marked by a lively romantic revival typified by literary figures such as Johann Gottfried Herder (1744–1803), Friedrich Schlegel (1772–1829), and Friedrich Hölderlin (1770–1843).
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Abstract Protestant Philosophical Theologians The early nineteenth century, in Germany as elsewhere, was marked by a lively romantic revival typified by literary figures such as Johann Gottfried Herder (1744–1803), Friedrich Schlegel (1772–1829), and Friedrich Hölderlin (1770–1843).
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Nineteenth-century Bābī talismans
Studia Iranica, 1985One of the chief features of early Babism is the remarkable combination within the same movement of elements from both popular and official religion. The members of the original core group of converts centred around Sayyid ʿAlī Muḥammad Shīrāzī, the Bāb, from the spring of 1844, were all middle- or low-ranking ʿulamāʾ recruited exclusively from the ...
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Nineteenth-Century fertility oscillations
Population Studies, 1970Abstract A model of delayed response, developed within the frame of a general sociological analysis, is applied to oscillations in aggregate legitimate fertility, considered as delayed responses to variations in the marriage rate. The appropriate lag function is derived on the basis of an assumed fertility schedule by duration of marriage.
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Nineteenth-Century Suffrage Journals
2020This chapter use theories of status politics (conflicts as proxies for important debates over the deference paid to a particular group’s lifestyle) to show the importance of nineteenth-century suffragists’ own newspapers and magazines to the movement. The women who wrote for, edited, and published these outlets essentially invented and then celebrated ...
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Performing Nineteenth-Century Music on Nineteenth-Century Instruments
19th-Century Music, 1977Arnold Dolmetsch's The Interpretation of the Music of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries appeared quietly in 1915. In one bold stroke its author staked out a preeminent position as the first to grapple comprehensively in any language with the problems of historical performances of repertoires before Haydn and Mozart.
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A nineteenth-century transsexual
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1987An 1897 clinical case of transsexualism before the diagnostic category was established is described. It was reported by a Baltimore physician trying to introduce concepts of homosexuality to the psychiatric community.
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Nineteenth-Century Psychophysics
2020Weber and Fechner found psychophysics on a probabilistic notion of just noticeable differences. Wundt studies psychophysics of pleasure and finds that too much is a bad as too little. Von Kries finds a hidden convention behind the foregoing. Peirce and Jastrow point to subliminal pleasures.
Louis Narens, Brian Skyrms
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