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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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XII The Nineteenth Century: The Romantic Period
The Year's Work in English Studies, 2000This chapter has seven sections: 1. General; 2. Poetry (excluding Blake and women poets); 3. Women Poets; 4. William Blake; 5. Prose Fiction; 6. Non-Fictional Prose; 7. Drama. Section 1 is by Orianne Smith; section 2 is by Matthew Scott; section 3 is by Ana Alicia Garza; section 4 is by Jason Whittaker; section 5 is by Felicity James; section 6 is by ...
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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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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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2017
The overall development of Physics in 19th century is described. Maxwell showed that various experimental results about electric and magnetic phenomena can be seen as consequences of field equations - Maxwell’s equations. The law of conservation of energy and the second law of thermodynamics were established.
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The overall development of Physics in 19th century is described. Maxwell showed that various experimental results about electric and magnetic phenomena can be seen as consequences of field equations - Maxwell’s equations. The law of conservation of energy and the second law of thermodynamics were established.
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Journal of Musicology, 1982
or much of the twentieth century musical scholarship has participated in a general rebellion against the nineteenth: against a time, it was thought, of trust in the noumenal and a preference for feeling over fact, a time of self-absorbtion that made over the products of previous cultures in its own image so that, for example, the Gothic and the Baroque
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or much of the twentieth century musical scholarship has participated in a general rebellion against the nineteenth: against a time, it was thought, of trust in the noumenal and a preference for feeling over fact, a time of self-absorbtion that made over the products of previous cultures in its own image so that, for example, the Gothic and the Baroque
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2020
Abstract Music seems to touch human beings more immediately than any other art form; yet it can be an elaborate medium steeped in complex thought. The paradox of this “immediate medium” was pursued in nineteenth-century philosophy’s significant encounters with music. Giacomo Leopardi (1798–1837) addressed music’s immediacy through sound,
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Abstract Music seems to touch human beings more immediately than any other art form; yet it can be an elaborate medium steeped in complex thought. The paradox of this “immediate medium” was pursued in nineteenth-century philosophy’s significant encounters with music. Giacomo Leopardi (1798–1837) addressed music’s immediacy through sound,
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2011
In eighteenth-century Britain, the “modern” curriculum favored by dissenters in school and postschool education overcame the parlous position it had been in toward the end of the previous century, indeed growing in esteem, even in nondissenter circles.
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In eighteenth-century Britain, the “modern” curriculum favored by dissenters in school and postschool education overcame the parlous position it had been in toward the end of the previous century, indeed growing in esteem, even in nondissenter circles.
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