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101 letters of Hideyoshi : the private correspondence of Toyotomi Hideyoshi
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The right to private correspondence
Sociopolitical Sciences, 2020The subject of the article is the right to private correspondence (correspondence, telephone conversations, postal, telegraph and other messages), within the borders and limits defined in the constitutional law of the Russian Federation and Western European countries, as well as in EU law, taking into account law-making and law enforcement practice ...
Vladimir A. Kochev +2 more
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF GRIBOEDOV
2023Neither the letters of A.S. Griboedov as a complex source nor his ego-documents, the analysis of which is important for understanding the writer's worldview, nor his communication strategies with recipients have been the subject of a special study until now.
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Mark Twain's Public Private Correspondence
South Central Review, 1988somebody may be reading this letter 80 years hence. And so, my friend (you pitying snob, I mean, who are holding this yellow paper in your hand in 1960,) save yourself the trouble of looking further; I know how pathetically trivial our small concerns will seem to you, and I will not let your eye profane them.
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16. Protecting Private Life, the Home, and Correspondence
2014This chapter examines Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and its protection of private life, the home, and correspondence; analyses the scope of the protection of private life under the ECHR; and provides the Convention definition of private life, home, and correspondence. It also discusses the judgments given by the Strasbourg
Bernadette Rainey +2 more
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A Helping Hand: Private Evaluation in Scholarly Correspondence
2021Mutual evaluation can benefit from both loyal benevolence and independent criticism. Scholarly correspondences often contain a broad range of evaluative content. Scholars are often able to find a balance between collegiality and criticism. Practices of informal mutual evaluation differ across disciplines, however. The variety of evaluative practices in
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David Hume in his Private Correspondence
Scottish Affairs, 2011David Hume was bom in Edinburgh on 26 April 1711. This 300th anniversary has been celebrated in his native city by an extensive programme of events, lectures and debates organised mainly by the University of Edinburgh. They claim him as 'one of our most distinguished alumni'.
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IMAGE AND TEXT NARRATIVE LATGALIAN PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE (1927)
INDIVIDUAL. SOCIETY. STATE. Proceedings of the International Student and Teacher Scientific and Practical Conference, 2019Author Inese Brīvere characterizes the personal correspondence of Latgalian in the context of the historical circumstances of the era. Are analysed by 1 letter, written in 1927. Compared the language of writing as social practices, studied the choice of words, the stylistic features of text at the level of discourse, to analyse the content and form ...
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Sealed Documents and Open Lives: Ernest Bloch's Private Correspondence
Notes, 2005In the spring of 1997, philosopher Lydia Goehr visited Berkeley as that year's Bloch Lecturer. Living in the same apartment building as Suzanne Bloch, the daughter of Ernest Bloch who, as the name of the lecture series indicates, was the first beneficiary of the fund, Goehr felt it was time to pay her neighbor a visit. She asked Suzanne what her father,
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