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Les fouilles archéologiques dans l’établissement Gumelnitza A1 de Însurăţei - ”Popina II” (2002 – 2005)
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Les fouilles archéologiques dans l’établissement Gumelnitza A1 de Însurăţei - ”Popina II” (2002 – 2005)

Cercetările arheologice din aşezarea Gumelniţa A1 de la Însurăţei - ”Popina II” (2002 – 2005)

Author(s): Viorel Stoian,Mirela Vernescu,Pandrea Stănică,Costin Croitoru / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 1/2009

Keywords: le site archéologique de Insurăţei – « Popina II »; l’établissement Gumelnitza A1; matériels céramiques Precucuteni II dans des complexes archéologiques Gumelnitza A1; synchronisme culturel-chronologique Gumelnitza A1 = Precucuteni II-III.

« Popina I » et « Popina II » de Insurăţei qui représentent un seul site archéologique, sont situées à quelque sept km nord-ouest de la ville, dans le pré inondable de Călmăţui (Fig. 1-2). Dans les campagnes de 2002 – 2006, nous avons fouillé, sur « Popina II » deux habitations (Fig. 2-6), où nous avons trouvé plusieurs outils (Fig. 7), objets de parure (Fig. 13) et fragments de poterie (Fig. 8-12) qui se datent dans la phase Gumelnitza A1. Nous avons découvert, dans ces complexes archéologiques, à part les fragments de céramique peinte et polie, du type Gumelnitza A1 (Fig. 8/3-4 ; 9/1, 5 ; 10/1, 3-5 ; 11/2-3 ; 12/1-3), des fragments céramiques Precucuteni II décorés de motifs incisés et excisés (8/1 ; 9/2-4 ; 11/1, 4-9 ; 12/4, 7-8, 10) et des fragments de vases excisés du type Boian-Spanţov – Poljanica (Fig. 8/5-6 ; 10/6, 9). Cette réalité nous fait affirmer que l’établissement Gumelnitza A1 sur Popina II est l’un des plus anciens établissements Gumelnitza de la Plaine Roumaine. La présence des objets de prestige, tels un pendentif en coquille spondylus et un autre en cuivre (les deux ont une origine sud-danubienne certaine) est un indice que l’établissement Gumelnitza de Insurăţei – « Popina II » faisait partie d’un réseau d’échanges commerciaux sur de grandes distances.

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Recenzii, note bibliografice

Author(s): Paul Niedermaier,Victor Spinei,Judit Pál,Mihai-Ştefan Ceauşu,Gheorghe Radu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 2/1993

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Some comments on the recently published prehistoric figurative scepters

Unele comentarii cu privire la sceptrele preistorice figurative recent publicate

Author(s): Nicolae Ursulescu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 32/2013

Keywords: Prehistory; figurative scepters; anthropomorphic representations

On présente et analyse quelques sceptres préhistoriques (provenant de Ciolănestii din Deal, Geangoeşti et Popricani), trouvés dans les zones extra carpatiques de la Roumanie (la Valachie et la Moldavie), qui ont apporté de nouvelles données sur les matières premières à partir desquelles ces pièces de prestige ont été obtenues, aussi bien que sur la typologie et la signification des représentations. C’est la conclusion de l’auteur que les classifications typologiques actuelles des sceptres puissent être élargies en fonction de ces nouvelles trouvailles, selon la matière première ou selon le système d’emmanchement aussi bien que selon l’image représentée (par exemple, des figures anthropozoomorphes ou des oiseaux aquatiques). On considère qu’il ne s’agit pas tant d’une circulation de ces sceptres sur des espaces très larges que surtout de l’idée symbolique représentée par ceux-ci. On a observé que les sceptres connus jusqu’au présent ont tous quelques particularités, par lesquelles ils diffèrent d’autres exemplaires semblables du point de vue typologique. Cette réalité pourrait être expliquée par la production locale des sceptres, qui reflétaient une caractéristique de la communauté respective, d’où le personnage important avec le droit de porter ce symbole du pouvoir et de l’autorité provenait. On n’exclu non plus la possibilité en ce qui concerne quelques sceptres de représenter des dons ou des trophées de guerre.

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Towards a European perspective for the Common Mediterranean House and the positive social development capability of Islamic countries

Towards a European perspective for the Common Mediterranean House and the positive social development capability of Islamic countries

Европейская перспектива: по пути к созданию «общего средиземноморского дома» и интегрированию положительного потенциала общественного развития исламс

Author(s): Arno Tausch / Language(s): Russian / Issue: 4 (9)/2003

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New sources of Swedish origin to the history of Olomouc

New sources of Swedish origin to the history of Olomouc

Nové materiály švédské provenience k dìjinám mìsta Olomouce

Author(s): Pavla Slavíčková / Language(s): Czech / Issue: 33/2007

Swedish occupation is one of the most interesting period of history of Olomouc. Nevertheless, we have only a few authentic sources about this time. Some of them are deposited abroad, in archives in Wien and Stockholm. More systematic survey of these sources was conducted by Béda Dudíkin the 19th century . His conclusions were published mainly in two books: Forschungen in Sweden für Mährens Geschichte and Die Schweden in Böhmen und Mähren. It is necessary to accomplish a new research and revalue his more than one and half century old conclusions. This article is a summary of sources about Swedish occupation of Olomouc that are stored in two Swedish archives – “Riksarkivet” (The National Archive) and “Krigsarkivet” (The Military Archive) in Stockholm. The full collection of original sources on this topic has, however, not survived. Only items were saved and it is very complicated to find them in the other, very voluminous, archive collections. The papers of the Czech origin are located in a group of sources “Tyskland” – meaning “Germany”. The most important collection for us is “Axel Oxienstierna Brefväxling”, the correspondence of the chancellor A. Oxenstierna. Most of the sources of this collection were printed in edition. Today, the National Archive prepares electronic database of all Oxenstierna letters. In addition of A. Oxenstierna collection there are another type of sources: “tidningar” and “handlingar”, meaning other documents and reports. Most of them were sent from the large cities in Central Europe, in our region from Prague and only a few from the other places (Olomouc, Brno, Plzeò). Additional sources about Swedish occupation can also be found in other in other collections in The National Archive. In collection “Stegeborgssamling” there are letters of Czech emigrants from the 17th century. In “Diplomatica Germanica” there are relations and reports after the Peace of Vestfall, from the year 1651. Letters of generals Wrangel and Torstensson are in collection “Skoklosterarkivet”. Very interesting sources there are in collection “Extranea”, meaning something like „remains“. This collection contains the emperor Ferdinad’s archive that the Swedish took with them from Prague in 1645. Among other items there are in this archive one hundred and four letters of Leopold Vilém, brother of the emperor and bishop of Olomouc. Maps and military plans from the period of Swedish occupation and the years after are stored in the Military Archive. In the collections “Handritade kartverk” and “Historiska planscher” there are many maps and coloured plans of most of Czech towns.

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Literature or history? The itineribus in Turciam libellus: Feliks Petančić and his Renaissance bestseller

Književnost ili povijest? Knjižica o opisu putova u Tursku: Feliks Petančić i njegov renesansni bestseler

Author(s): Irena Miličić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 44/2013

Keywords: Feliks Petančić; Renaissance; 16th century; travelogue; Turkey; antiturcica

The author discusses whether a Renaissance travelogue text De itineribus quibus Turcae sint aggrediendi (or in some editions), writen by Croatian latinist Felix Petančić belongs to historiographic source, i.e. practical antiturcic (in today’s words, geostrategic) manual, or rather to literature. Introduction provides a short survey of Petančić’s life and work, and the central part of the essay focuses on the analysis of the text, its parts and its naratological characteristics. The final part of the essay is dedicated to the reception of the text in the Renaissance. Petančić was one of the most popular Croatian Renaissance authors: his study on how and where to attack Turks was reprinted in many collections of Renaissance apodemical texts even two hundred and seventy years aft er his death in twenty two editions.).

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In regards to certain Late Neolithic - Early Eneolithic synchronism from Banat and Transylvania.A Bayesian approach to published absolute dates

In regards to certain Late Neolithic - Early Eneolithic synchronism from Banat and Transylvania.A Bayesian approach to published absolute dates

Author(s): Florin Draşovean / Language(s): English / Issue: 10/2013

Keywords: Late Neolithic and Eneolithic, Banat and Transylvania, synchronisms, Bayesian approach of the 14C data.

The study analyzes the synchronism between the cultures of the late Neolithic and the early Eneolithic from Banat and Transylvania, based on the Bayesian models of the 14C data gathered from Uivar- Gomilă, Foeni-Cimitirul Ortodox, Orăştie-Dealul Pemilor, Cerişor-Cauce and Alba Iulia-Lumea Nouă. By comparing the absolute data with the stratigraphic situation of these sites, it has been concluded that the genesis of the Turdaș culture takes place during the Vinča C2 phase, with the help of some cultural elements from Banat at that time. Also, the Turdaș II phase cannot be placed earlier than Vinča C2/C3, while Turdaș III is contemporary with Vinča C3-D and ends with the arrival of the Foeni group in Transylvania. Due to its new chronological position, the Foeni group may have contributed not only to the genesis of the Petresti culture, but also that of the Ariușd-Cucuteni culture.

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Dialogical discussion: philosophy of childhood and philosophy of adults

Dialogical discussion: philosophy of childhood and philosophy of adults

Dyskusja dialogiczna: filozofia dzieciństwa i filozofia dorosłych

Author(s): Anna Łagodzka / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 25/2014

Keywords: philosophy for children; philosophy of childhood; dialogical discussion; paternalism in didactics; autonomy

This article is devoted to the study of the educational approach based on Matthew Lipman’s Philosophy for Children. I examine its philosophical significance along with the concept of philosophy which underlies it and which is assumed in it. In addition, I describe the model of inquiry which has been developed using this approach, giving it the name of dialogical discussion. Referring to Gareth B. Matthews, I use the two meanings of the term “philosophy of childhood” – philosophical reflection on childhood and philosophy created in childhood – in order to analyze the relationship between the philosophy of childhood and the philosophy of adults. I defend the thesis that inquiry, in which children explore the questions and insights made by children, is the practice of philosophy, not proto-philosophy or philosophy’s childhood. The opposite view I describe as didactical-philosophical paternalism, and it is consistent with the main prejudice which has dominated reflections on childhood so far. I situate the role of the teacher within the perspective of the autonomy of the philosophy of childhood from the hitherto existing philosophical tradition, and also within the perspective of interactions between these two discourses. In the conclusion, I sketch out some possibilities for developing the discussed issues.

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Gaia's legal dispute and Caracalla's stay in Alexandria. On the context of the private letter P.Oxy. 43/3094

Gaias Rechtsstreit und Caracallas Alexandria-Aufenthalt. Zum Kontext des Privatbriefs P.Oxy. 43/3094

Author(s): Patrick Reinard / Language(s): German / Issue: 2/2015

The article offers a detailed interpretation of the private letter P.Oxy. 43/3094. This letter deals with a lawsuit which was carried on before three governors (M. Aurelius Septimius Heraclitus, L. Valerius Datu and Iulius Basilianus). A chronological reconciliation with the events and implications of Caracalla’s journey to Alexandria in the winter of 215/16 AD enables a detailed reconstruction of the course of the lawsuit, which lasted approximately three years. Furthermore the paper discusses the meaning of ὑπόμνημα in a juridical and administrative context.

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The Jewelry Workshop at Cheile Turzii: Cave Binder, Copper Age

Atelierele de prelucrat bijuterii din Cheile Turzii: Peştera Binder. Epoca cuprului

Author(s): Cornelia-Magda Lazarovici,Gheorghe Lazarovici / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 2/2016

Keywords: workshop; jewelry; cooper; Coţofeni culture

Cheile Turzii is located in an area rich in several raw materials (salt, gold, copper, opal, alabaster and chalcedony) which have attracted the interest of several communities throughout prehistory. This article details the investigation of two sites among over 40 caves, grottos or under-rock shelters with archaeological traces in the area. In Peştera Ungurească, the remains of a workshop for making jewelry from various materials, including gold, was discovered in the Bodrogkeresztúr-Toarte Pastilate levels. The 2015-2016 campaigns in Peştera Binder/Cave Binder unearthed another jewelry workshop that can be ascribed to Coţofeni culture, more exactly to the Coţofeni IC-IIA phases. Over 30 beads, of varied materials such as bone, marble, Spondylus and jasp, as well as microlithic tools (flint, obsidian and other stone) and copper tools were found, along with some small fragments of malachite, in hearths discovered on their borders and walking levels. Other ceramics related to the Zau, Petreşti or Bodrogkeresztúr-Toarte Pastilate cultures have also been found on the site, although these are related to older excavations and have been disturbed by amateur archaeologists.

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Paraschiva-Victoria Batariuc (January 13 1948 - June 17 2016)

Paraschiva-Victoria Batariuc (January 13 1948 - June 17 2016)

PARASCHIVA-VICTORIA BATARIUC (13 IANUARIE 1948-17 IUNIE 2016)

Author(s): Rodica Popovici / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 36/2017

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Abuse or Reuse? Attitude of „Private Owners” Towards Public Space in Late Antiquity

Abuse or Reuse? Attitude of „Private Owners” Towards Public Space in Late Antiquity

Abuse or Reuse? Attitude of „Private Owners” Towards Public Space in Late Antiquity

Author(s): Ilie Marian Tufaru / Language(s): English / Issue: III/2017

Keywords: abuse; private property; spolia; legislation; Late Antiquity;

The Romanian communist regime used the press and the new centralized and controlled media system as the main propaganda tool, both to manipulate information, and to shape the beliefs, mentalities and behaviours. In this complex and mix of ideological instruments, an interesting place is occupied by the caricature. The drawing was used as an easier form to manipulate and which, through its artistic appearance, touch the emotional sphere, so it was considered as being more effective by having a stronger effect than the written texts. One of the subjects of the caricatures in the 50's, the bureaucrat, occupies a distinct place, being seen as a necessary evil, which must be controlled. Although it is placed next to the other enemies of the regime and considered corrupt, the bureaucrat is acknowledged as part of the administration and there is a constant struggle to control and to adapt it to the requirements of the regime, by constant criticism. The study is centred on a qualitative analysis of caricatures published in the late 1940s and during the 50s in the ”Urzica” magazine and in the newspapers (”România Liberă” and ”Informația Bucureștiului”) used for propaganda.The Late Antique roman-byzantine society is a constantly changing world. A new political and military background also calls for economic, social and cultural changes. In such an instable world the abuse was inevitable. The existing historical research focused mainly on the abuses of public authorities and even on imperial abuses. This paper is a research on the abuse of private owners against the public property. Using archaeological and historical evidences there had been identified two kinds of abuses: invasion of the public property and the use of spolia. This paper is divided in two parts, analysing those two kinds of abuses. The main primary sources which the author used in this paper were the laws combined in the Theodosian Code and also in the Iustinian Code which showed us the perspective of state regarding the abuse of private owners who affected the integrity of the public domain. Studying them we came to the conclusion that the state failed to stop those abuses and ended up by accepting these behaviours. This new kind of attitude of individuals toward urban landscape may show us a new perspective of how the „city” is understood. The consequence of this new behaviour is dramatic for the image of urban landscape in Late Antiquity.

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Portrait: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux

Portrait: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux

Medalion: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux

Author(s): Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux / Language(s): French / Issue: 16/2010

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Is Theology of the Body Fundamental Theology? On the Nature of Theology of the Body as a Discipline of Knowledge

Is Theology of the Body Fundamental Theology? On the Nature of Theology of the Body as a Discipline of Knowledge

Czy teologia ciała jest teologią fundamentalną? O naturze teologii ciała jako dyscypliny poznawczej

Author(s): Michał Chaberek / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2018

Keywords: theology; theology of the body; sexual revolution; science; body; John Paul II;

This paper elaborates upon the status of the Theology of the Body (TOB) among the philosophical and theological disciplines. The TOB is a relevant part of ecclesiastical reflection due to the modern cultural context. The genesis of the TOB is deeply rooted in social, political and economic development of the Western civilization after the Enlightenment and Positivism of the 19th c. The TOB is a part of theology which is a valid and necessary part of the human knowledge. The justification for the TOB comes from its subject matter, which is the human body. The human body transcends physical reality through its actions and points towards the invisible realm of the soul and morality. The TOB needs to be recognized as one of the ontological disciplines rather than a deontological one, only. The TOB can be categorized as a part of fundamental theology within systematic theology.

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Forming the Elites of the Early-Piast State in Funerary Sources

Forming the Elites of the Early-Piast State in Funerary Sources

Forming the Elites of the Early-Piast State in Funerary Sources

Author(s): Hanna Kóčka-Krenz / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2019

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THE PILGRIMAGE OF BL. DOROTY OF MATOWY
TO EINSIEDELN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE INFLUENCE OF CONTEMPORARY IDEALS OF RELIGIOUS SPIRITUALITY
(PART 2: MAIN THREADS OF THE CHRISTIAN MYSTICAL PHILOSOPHY)

THE PILGRIMAGE OF BL. DOROTY OF MATOWY TO EINSIEDELN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE INFLUENCE OF CONTEMPORARY IDEALS OF RELIGIOUS SPIRITUALITY (PART 2: MAIN THREADS OF THE CHRISTIAN MYSTICAL PHILOSOPHY)

PIELGRZYMOWANIE BŁ. DOROTY Z MĄTÓW DO EINSIEDELN W KONTEKŚCIE WPŁYWÓW ÓWCZESNYCH IDEAŁÓW DUCHOWOŚCI RELIGIJNEJ NADRENII (CZ. 2: GŁÓWNE NURTY CHRZEŚCIJAŃSKIEJ FILOZOFII MISTYCZNEJ)

Author(s): Marian Borzyszkowski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 21/2020

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Plato and Aristotle: the Master – Student Relationship in the Early Academy

Plato and Aristotle: the Master – Student Relationship in the Early Academy

Platon i Arystoteles. Relacja mistrz – uczeń we wczesnej Akademii

Author(s): Przemysław Paczkowski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: Academy; Plato; Aristotle; master; philosophical education

The aim of the article is to analyze the master – student relationship by means of the example of the relationship between Plato, the founder of the Academy, and Aristotle, his most outstanding pupil. Aristotle is usu- ally seen as a critic and traitor of Platonism. This thesis is only justified if the master – student relationship is perceived in the school paradigm.Based on the analysis of preserved testimonies and a discussion about the early Academy among contemporary scholars, I claim that Plato created a new model of collaboration with his students, which I de- scribed as “scientific”. It is characterized by: the lack of orthodox doc- trine in the early Academy, open discussions between the master and his students over the assumptions and difficulties of his doctrine of Ideas, absolute freedom of Academy members to conduct independent re- search, their intellectual independence, even leading to the rejection of the doctrine of the master. In Aristotle’s case, this not only resulted in the formulation of original concepts within physics, metaphysics, politics and ethics, but also in another model of scientific work and pedagog- ical practice in his own school. Nevertheless, I firmly define Aristotle as a true Platonist and the most outstanding continuator of his master’s teaching. Aristotle remained faithful to Plato’s most important message: that the philosophical model of life – bios theoretikos – is a vocation of man.

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Again about "provinciales". Starting from an idea by Demetrio S. Marin

Again about "provinciales". Starting from an idea by Demetrio S. Marin

Din nou despre „provinciales”. Pornind de la o idee a lui Demetrio S. Marin

Author(s): Nelu Zugravu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: XXXIV/2005

Keywords: Demetrio S. Marin; ancient world; history; Dacia;

Le réputé philologue classique Demetrio S. Marin a consacré plusieurs études au problème de l’abandon de la province Dacie par les Romains sous l’empereur Aurélien (270-275). Son intérêt a été suscité, entre autres, par le syntagme „sublato exercitu et provincialibus” d’un passage de SHA, Aurel., XXXIX, 7 : „Cum vastatum Illyricum ac Moesiam deperditam videret, provinciam Transdanuvinam Daciam a Traiano constitutam sublato exercitu et provincialibus reliquit, desperans eam posse retineri, abductosque ex ea populos in Moesia conlocavit appellavitque suam Daciam, quae nunc duas Moesias dividit”.

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Uter vestrum est celerior? Relative Comparatives without an Explicit Standard in Classical Latin

Uter vestrum est celerior? Relative Comparatives without an Explicit Standard in Classical Latin

Uter vestrum est celerior? Relative Comparatives without an Explicit Standard in Classical Latin

Author(s): Michal Ctibor / Language(s): English / Issue: 4/2021

Keywords: comparative; relative comparative; absolute comparative; implicit standard; explicit standard; Classical Latin; partitive comparative; determinative comparative

The article explores Latin comparatives, both of adjectives and adverbs,which are not accompanied by an explicit standard (basis of comparison)in the form of the ablative of comparison or quam + NP/SENT. Such casesare considerably numerous, but virtually none of them are the so-calledabsolute comparatives. The majority of comparatives have an implicitstandard, which is recoverable from the context, situation, general knowledge, or through some logical operation. The article describes the typical circumstances under which the non-expression of the standard is the unmarked or even the only possible variant.

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History and Fantasy on Acholius, the Biographer

History and Fantasy on Acholius, the Biographer

History and Fantasy on Acholius, the Biographer

Author(s): Gabriel Estrada San Juan / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2022

Keywords: biography; Historia Augusta; Acholius; Marius Maximus; Ausonius;

Among the bogus authors cited in the Historia Augusta, there are some who turn out to be masks for real authors, as part of the picaresque aspect of the work. However, the vast majority are simply disregarded as the product of the biographer’s invention. One of them is Acholius, an author cited on four occasions. We believe that there are reasons to include him in the first group.

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