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The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1978
In the critical years that followed the death of Kimon, it is clear that Thoukydides son of Melesias played an important role in opposition. It is less clear what he stood for positively, and Wade-Gery's brilliant and controversial article (JHS lii [1932] 205–27 = Essays in Greek History 239–70), for all its sensitivity to the values of the Athenian ...
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In the critical years that followed the death of Kimon, it is clear that Thoukydides son of Melesias played an important role in opposition. It is less clear what he stood for positively, and Wade-Gery's brilliant and controversial article (JHS lii [1932] 205–27 = Essays in Greek History 239–70), for all its sensitivity to the values of the Athenian ...
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Proceedings of the 29th Annual European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics, 2011
Motivation -- This paper reviews the process of mapping and modeling of the perioperative process to form the basis for a workflow-based assistance system as part of the PERIKLES project.Research approach -- The goal is to provide an assistance system, which discharges the OP-coordinator.
Robert Kühn, Peter Forbrig
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Motivation -- This paper reviews the process of mapping and modeling of the perioperative process to form the basis for a workflow-based assistance system as part of the PERIKLES project.Research approach -- The goal is to provide an assistance system, which discharges the OP-coordinator.
Robert Kühn, Peter Forbrig
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2010
Unser Bild der ‚Klassischen Zeit’ Athens, einer zentralen Epoche der antiken Geschichte, ist eng mit einem einzigen Mann verbunden: dem Aristokraten Perikles. Zu Recht? Dieser UTB-Profile-Band ordnet Perikles in seine Zeit ein, die fünf Jahrzehnte zwischen dem Ende der Perserkriege und dem Beginn des großen Krieges gegen Sparta.
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Unser Bild der ‚Klassischen Zeit’ Athens, einer zentralen Epoche der antiken Geschichte, ist eng mit einem einzigen Mann verbunden: dem Aristokraten Perikles. Zu Recht? Dieser UTB-Profile-Band ordnet Perikles in seine Zeit ein, die fünf Jahrzehnte zwischen dem Ende der Perserkriege und dem Beginn des großen Krieges gegen Sparta.
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