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“Fishes leapt out from the blue water because of his sweet music”. Music, poetry and soul in Orpheus’ myth. Through the analysis of different sources, this paper highlights the main events in Orpheus’ myth: the heroes’ birth, the power of his singing on ...
Matteo Stefani
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Genetics of vegetarianism: A genome-wide association study. [PDF]
Yaseen NR +4 more
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Clemente de Alejandría dedica el fragmento comprendido entre las secciones 12 y 22 del segundo capítulo de Protréptico a la crítica de los misterios griegos.
Laura Pérez
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Milk as a symbol of immortality in the “Orphic” gold tablets from Thurii and Pelinna
This article offers an interpretation of the enigmatic “kid-in-milk” formula which appears in four of the “Orphic” gold tablets from Thurii and Pelinna. These tiny tablets accompanied the dead in their graves and contained texts of various lengths which ...
Stian Sundell Torjussen
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Inferring Cultural Landscapes with the Inverse Ising Model. [PDF]
Poulsen VM, DeDeo S.
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Seldom does criticism address cross-cultural issues in terms of confluence. In fact, scholars tend to use chaos theory (Glissant, Benitez-Rojo), oceanic tropes (Gilroy, Brathwaite), and linguistic foci (Chamoiseau, Bhabha) to deal with them.
Léo Courbot
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Statistical image properties predict aesthetic ratings in abstract paintings created by neural style transfer. [PDF]
Geller HA +3 more
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Genetic influences on neural plasticity. [PDF]
Neural plasticity refers to the capability of the brain to alter function or structure in response to a range of events and is a crucial component of both functional recovery after injury and skill learning in healthy individuals.
Cramer, Steven C +1 more
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«Vengo puro dal puro». Iniziati e non iniziati tra culti misterici, orfismo e rituali per l’aldilà
Mystery cults and Orphism represent two important aspects of ancient Greek religion. The connection with concepts like mortality and salvation of the soul is a key point to understand some changes in ancient cults in the transition from Classic to ...
Emiliano Cruccas
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Orphism and the Dionysian Gaze: Myth, Art, and Lyric Poetry in Ancient Greece
In today's totally desacralized and thus also dis-connected world, Orpheus' attitude, namely the turning of the gaze towards the sacred, or Euridice in Hell, undoubtedly implies the assumption of the refreshing (and redemptive) stance of the tragic: a ...
Francisco Aranda Espinosa
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