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Judging the Past, Blaming the Past, Hailing the Past
2020Our societal and scholarly pursuits of social justice, and, in general, the ways we address historical injustice, manifest our ethical relations to the past. We routinely pass ethical judgments on the past, and lately we seem to be increasingly invested in the question of “Who’s to blame?” Blaming past ideas, behavioral patterns, social forces and ...
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2019
This chapter examines the centrality of early modern ecclesiastical history, written by Catholics as well as Protestants, in the refinement of research techniques and practices anticipatory of modern scholarship. To Christians of all varieties, getting the Church's early history right mattered.
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This chapter examines the centrality of early modern ecclesiastical history, written by Catholics as well as Protestants, in the refinement of research techniques and practices anticipatory of modern scholarship. To Christians of all varieties, getting the Church's early history right mattered.
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Poetics Today, 1996
For Holocaust survivors who have been separated and exiled from a ravaged world, memory is necessarily an act not only of recall but also of mourning, mourning often inflected by anger, rage, and despair. Children of survivors live at a further temporal and spatial remove from the decimated world of their parents.
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For Holocaust survivors who have been separated and exiled from a ravaged world, memory is necessarily an act not only of recall but also of mourning, mourning often inflected by anger, rage, and despair. Children of survivors live at a further temporal and spatial remove from the decimated world of their parents.
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2013
Abstract ‘The past’ points out that novels have always been interested in the past, in history, and in memory. Contemporary fiction often rejects the traditional historical novel, instead exploring memory, trauma, and how the past haunts the present. Our stories about the past shift and develop.
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Abstract ‘The past’ points out that novels have always been interested in the past, in history, and in memory. Contemporary fiction often rejects the traditional historical novel, instead exploring memory, trauma, and how the past haunts the present. Our stories about the past shift and develop.
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Actual Past and Historical Past
2017The evolving history of the universe is normally regarded as being divided into three parts: past, present, and future. The present instant “now” separates the past that has already happened from the future that has not yet happened. One idea of the nature of things is described by the phrase “closed past, open future”.
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Pasting gauges II: Balls in pasted halfplanes
Discrete Applied Mathematics, 2019In the paper under review, the author continues his studies (mostly) on the planar metric obtained when pasting two halfplanes with different gauges along their separating line. A large part of the work is devoted to shapes and properties of shortest path balls constructed with use of the mentioned metric, and this is due to some possible applications,
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