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In Corsica, during the years 1970-1980 the images of Pascal Paoli and Napoleon Bonaparte are opposed and irreconcilable. Paoli represents the Corsican national identity and Napoleon the autocrat betraying Corsica in favor of France. From the 2000s, the Corsican press, imbued with scholarly publications, various studies and political developments ...
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Is there a "Ricardian Vice"? And what is its relationship with economic policy ad"vice"? [PDF]
Kurz HD.
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Plastic Surgery Pioneers of the Central Powers in the Great War. [PDF]
Thomas RL, Fries A, Hodgkinson D.
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'A System Only to Be Defended on the Principle of Positive and Ascertained Necessity': Quarantine and Thomas Maitland's Contribution to the Medical Debates of 1819 and 1824. [PDF]
Zarokostas EA.
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The Market can be understood as a self-organizing system that is constantly evolving. Like all social institutions, it is governed by principles and rules created by society, not by any universal laws of nature. If it does not work the way we want it to,
Tomas Björkman
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From secularisations to political religions. [PDF]
Prodi P, Campbell I.
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The Axial Age and the Problems of the Twentieth Century: Du Bois, Jaspers, and Universal History. [PDF]
Boy JD.
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Concepts of myth and ritual, and criticism of Shakespeare, 1880-1970 [PDF]
This work is a study of the various concepts and theories of myth and ritual as they are found in some non-literary disciplines, especially anthropology, in literary theory, and in the criticism of Shakespeare. It is divided into two parts.
Verma, Rajiva
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Napoleon's theatre legislation of 1806 in the provinces
In March 2014, the Napoleonic theatre team held a workshop with Cyril Triolaire (Theatre Studies, University of Clermont-Ferrand). Cyril offered us an overview of the work of the Therepsicore project (led by Professor Philippe Bourdin - see http://chec ...
Katherine Astbury
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