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DIANA SANCTA POTENTISSIMA AND THE MAURS FROM MICIA

DIANA SANCTA POTENTISIMA ŞI MAURII DE LA MICIA

Author(s): Virginia Rădeanu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: -/2004

The article brings back into discussion an old inscription from Micia. The inscription reads Dianae/ Sanctae/ Potent(isimae)/ Num(erus) M(aurorum)/ v(otum) s(olvit). Our interpretation changes the entire meaning of previous lectures, by reading Potentisima instead of Potentinus, and Numerus maurorum instead of Magnus, V A M (?) or Numularius. We also argue that the find spot is the auxilliary camp/vicus of Micia instead of colonia Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa.

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The Thracian Hero on the Danube: New Interpretation of an Inscription from Diana

The Thracian Hero on the Danube: New Interpretation of an Inscription from Diana

The Thracian Hero on the Danube: New Interpretation of an Inscription from Diana

Author(s): Dragana Grbić / Language(s): English / Issue: 44/2013

Keywords: Latin epigraphy; Upper Moesia; Djerdap/Iron Gates; Thracian epithets; Thracian cult; Thracian Hero; religion

The paper looks at some aspects of the Thracian Hero cult on the Danube frontier of Upper Moesia inspired by a reinterpretation of a Latin votive inscription from Diana, which, as the paper proposes, was dedicated to Deo Totovitioni. Based on epigraphic analogies, the paper puts forth the view that it was a dedication to the Thracian Hero, since it is in the context of this particular cult that the epithet Totovitiohas been attested in various variants (Toto-viti- / Toto-bisi- / Toto-ithi-).

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review at Diana-Viorela Burlacu, A Pragmatic Approach to Pinteresque Drama

review at Diana-Viorela Burlacu, A Pragmatic Approach to Pinteresque Drama

review at Diana-Viorela Burlacu, A Pragmatic Approach to Pinteresque Drama

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/2011

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Diana Corcan or Return to Humanity

Diana Corcan or Return to Humanity

Diana Corcan sau întoarcerea la condiţia umană

Author(s): Liviu G. Stan / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 07/2011

O probă de foc pentru orice poezie este mişcarea; atât ipostazierea/încadratura metafizică în expresie a mişcărilor fiinţei poetice, cât şi mişcarea ca dinamism al trecerii din actualitatea concretă a absenţei în vitalitatea abstractă a prezenţei. Altfel spus: „această neobişnuită putere de a conserva vigoarea intactă a senzaţiei materiale” (Georges Poulet, vorbind despre limbajul poetic al lui Paul Claudel). La acest capitol clachează cei mai mulţi poeţi, deoarece la acest capitol se pune incomoda problemă a Cogito-ului poetic („surprinderea cu totul nouă a fiinţei gânditoare” – acelaşi Poulet). Pe scurt, în acest punct se surpă cazematele generaţioniste. Mai exact: aici se trasează necesara linie de demarcaţie între un textier scăpat din eprubeta unui laborator filologic sau rezultat printr-un concurs de împrejurări care vizează domeniul vast, trist şi cinic al prefabricatului şi un poet cu spirit de poet – deci, cu destin. Revenind la mişcare, primul detaliu care frapează, la o lectură sub lupa tehnicităţii, când deschizi cel de-al treilea volum de poezii al Dianei Corcan – “Tubaj cu şarpe” (Ed. Brumar, Timişoara, 2010) – este capacitatea excepţională şi infatigabilă a poetei de a-şi concentra, de a capta şi de a încripta atât undele zbaterilor interioare şi tempoul anxietăţilor sublimate pictural, cât şi iluminările metafizice ale conştiinţei, acele descoperiri unificabile, cum superb le numeşte Cesare Pavese. În mod esenţial, poetica Dianei Corcan poartă în sine, ca nucleu tare, ca generator de repere interpretative şi, în acelaşi timp, ca maşinărie de produs miraje, o poetică secundară, una care prelucrează continuu şi meticulos realitatea.

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Diana Stolac; Anastazija Vlastelić (2014). Jezik reklama

Diana Stolac; Anastazija Vlastelić (2014). Jezik reklama

Diana Stolac; Anastazija Vlastelić (2014). Jezik reklama

Author(s): Sanja Pajnić / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: advertisment; discourse; linguistic creativity

This is a review of: Diana Stolac; Anastazija Vlastelić (2014). Jezik reklama.

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DIANA-ADRIANA LEFTER'S DOUĂ MITURI LITERARE HISPANOAMERICANE

DOUĂ MITURI LITERARE HISPANOAMERICANE DE DIANA-ADRIANA LEFTER

Author(s): Cătălina Constantinescu / Language(s): Spanish / Issue: 20/2016

Keywords: literatura hispanoamericana

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Diana’s cave sanctuary in Csákvár (County Fejér)
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Diana’s cave sanctuary in Csákvár (County Fejér)

Diana’s cave sanctuary in Csákvár (County Fejér)

Author(s): Bence Fehér / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2010

Keywords: Pannonia; religion; Diana; Silvanus; cave; statue;

Near Csákvár, in the so-called Báraczháza cave there are relics of an antique Diana cult. A number of inscriptions can be found before and within the cave system, part of them known from the 18th c., part of them unpublished. The two main passages of the cave seem to have been the sanctuary. In the left passage the Diana idol carved into the stone remained, its iconography is nearly unique, and fits to a provincial cult based on pre-Roman, Celtic or Pannon background. At the end of the right passage there is a strange short inscription with a phallic symbol scratched into the wall, which may refer to the divine pair of the local Diana goddess, called most likely Silvanus. The statue and some inscriptions were made, and consequently the sanctuary was certainly used in the Severan Era, and probably remained in use until the later 4th c., when the spreading Christianity must have finished the cult, although the possible Christograms in the walls of the cave cannot be taken doubtless as signs for that; the cave contains some early New Age inscriptions too.

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THE PEOPLE’S PRINCESS: VERNACULAR RELIGION AND POLITICS IN THE MOURNING FOR DIANA

THE PEOPLE’S PRINCESS: VERNACULAR RELIGION AND POLITICS IN THE MOURNING FOR DIANA

Author(s): Marion Bowman / Language(s): English / Issue: 1-2/2001

Keywords: vernacular religion; death of Diana; Princess of Wales; folk belief about sainthood; letters to Diana;

The death of Diana, Princess of Wales, on August 31st 1997, led to extraordinary activity by millions of people as they reacted to the news in unexpected and seemingly unprecedented ways. Among the most fascinating phenomena were the many notes which were left for, about and to Diana, at the many ‘shrines’ which sprang up around Britain. This paper will explore the multivalent nature of these notes – the extent to which they reflected folk belief about sainthood, heaven and divinity; the extent to which they were political comment veiled in the conventions of mourning; the extent to which they were either magnifications of common vernacular practice or a new development within it. These remarkable documents were both personal and communal, public and private; it could be argued that they give a unique insight into popular religiosity in Britain at the turn of the Millennium.

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Book Review: Două mituri literare hispanoamericane by Diana-Adriana Lefter

Book Review: Două mituri literare hispanoamericane by Diana-Adriana Lefter

Author(s): Marina-Iuliana Ivan / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2017

Keywords: myths;Hispanic-American literature;fantastic realism;novel of the dictator;mythocritics

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Diana Steinbergová: Spinoza

Diana Steinbergová: Spinoza

Author(s): Pavel Bartošek / Language(s): Czech / Issue: 3/2006

Review of: Diana Steinbergová: Spinoza, Preložil Emil Višňovský. Vydavateľstvo PT, Bratislava 2004, 120 s.

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Diana SOPON, Comunicare negli affari – l’italiano d’uso

Diana SOPON, Comunicare negli affari – l’italiano d’uso

Diana SOPON, Comunicare negli affari – l’italiano d’uso

Author(s): Ramona Lazea / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 1-2/2019

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Feminine Portraits. Women in Romania. Editori: Ghizela Cozma, Enikö Magyari Vincze, Ovidiu Pecican, Editura Fundatiei Desire, 2002

Feminine Portraits. Women in Romania. Editori: Ghizela Cozma, Enikö Magyari Vincze, Ovidiu Pecican, Editura Fundatiei Desire, 2002

Prezente feminine. Studii despre femei în România. Editori: Ghizela Cozma, Enikö Magyari Vincze, Ovidiu Pecican, Editura Fundatiei Desire, 2002

Author(s): Cecilia Cârja / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 3/2003

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Diana Mandache, Queen Maria's Balcic, București, Curtea Veche, 2014

Diana Mandache, Queen Maria's Balcic, București, Curtea Veche, 2014

Diana Mandache, Balcicul Reginei Maria, București, Curtea Veche, 2014

Author(s): Clara Fulea-Kranyák / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 24-25/2014

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Diana Mandache, "Masoni sub judecata comunistă: Grupul Bellu"

Diana Mandache, "Masoni sub judecata comunistă: Grupul Bellu"

Diana Mandache, Masoni sub judecata comunistă: Grupul Bellu

Author(s): Alexandra Oltean / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 18-19/2020

Keywords: masons; communism; judgement;

Review of: Diana Mandache, Masoni sub judecata comunistă: Grupul Bellu, Bucureşti, Editura Corint, 2019, 256 p.

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DIANA BUDISAVLJEVIĆ INTO SCHOOLS: HISTORY TO THE MARGINS

DIANA BUDISAVLJEVIĆ INTO SCHOOLS: HISTORY TO THE MARGINS

DIANA BUDISAVLJEVIĆ INTO SCHOOLS: HISTORY TO THE MARGINS

Author(s): Mario Kevo / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: The Diary of Diana Budisavljević; film; Saving the children; Ustasha Camps; Nazi-occupied Croatia;

According to a claim made on the internet page narod.hr (it reproduces a part of a text by Andreja Černovec from the Hrvatski tjednik [The Croatian Weekly]; accessible at https://narod.hr/hrvatska/uvrstenje-filma-dnevnik-diane-budisavljevic-u-skolski-kurikul-vise-drze-do-istine-jedne-redateljice- nego-povjesnicara), the live-action documentary The Diary of Diana Budisavljević, directed by Dana Budisavljević (2019) has been introduced into the school curriculum (probably as part of the subject History!?), i.e., it has received the approval of the Croatian Ministry of Education and Culture for inclusion into the education curriculum. This is certainly an interesting, but also very unusual decision. Of course, you may ask yourselves why? First of all, several general remarks about the film and its main heroine, around whom the story revolves. In short, for those unfamiliar with the subject, this is a film about Diana Budisavljević, a Zagreb woman of Austrian heritage, married to surgeon Dr Julije Budisavljević, who near the end of 1941 decided to gather aid and provide care for Jewish and Orthodox women and children who were interned in the Loborgrad and Gornja Rijeka concentration camps.

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Pr. Gabriel-Viorel Gârdan, Pr. Emilian-Iustinian Roman, Pr. Ioan Cozma, "Căsătoria şi familia. Izvoare legislative bisericeşti şi laice (sec. XX-XXI)"

Pr. Gabriel-Viorel Gârdan, Pr. Emilian-Iustinian Roman, Pr. Ioan Cozma, "Căsătoria şi familia. Izvoare legislative bisericeşti şi laice (sec. XX-XXI)"

Pr. Gabriel-Viorel Gârdan, Pr. Emilian-Iustinian Roman, Pr. Ioan Cozma, Căsătoria şi familia. Izvoare legislative bisericeşti şi laice (sec. XX-XXI)

Author(s): Cosmin Panturu / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: marriage; family; legislation; church; 20th century; 21st century;

Review of: Pr. Gabriel-Viorel Gârdan, Pr. Emilian-Iustinian Roman, Pr. Ioan Cozma, "Căsătoria şi familia. Izvoare legislative bisericeşti şi laice (sec. XX-XXI)", volumul II, Doxologia, Iaşi, 2020, 654 pp.

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Diana Doncheva
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Diana Doncheva

Diana Doncheva

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian,Miscellaneous languages / Issue: 14/2002

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Scottish Resistance through Language in Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
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Scottish Resistance through Language in Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

Scottish Resistance through Language in Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

Author(s): Noemi Neconesnic,Nadia-Nicoleta Morăraşu / Language(s): English,Scots / Issue: 27/2022

Keywords: language variety; Scots; resistance; popular fiction; adaptation;

The use of non-standard language varieties in fiction is an effective writing technique, and at present, such varieties appear both in popular fiction and films or television series, incorporating specific linguistic, stylistic and cultural elements. The use of Scots in fiction and other cultural products is relevant to the study of the English language and culture, as there is an overlap between these varieties, due to their shared history and prolonged contact. There is much discussion on various websites on the use of Scots (and Scottish Gaelic) in the highly popular novel Outlander, by Diana Gabaldon, and its television adaptation. However, academic research conducted on the use of such language varieties in popular historical romance fiction is rather scarce.This study was conducted with a descriptive-analytical approach, performing a literature review on the topic of Scottish languages and their use in literature, and a comparative analysis of the selected first three chapters of the novel Outlander, the script for the first episode of the eponymous television series, and the episode itself. The use of Scots grammatical features and lexical items has been presented, and the use of Scottish symbols and other cultural elements in the selected texts and episode have been discussed. While the novel cannot be considered an authentic representation of Scottish identity and culture, the featuring of Scots in such a popular work of fiction and the internationally acclaimed television adaptation has generated interest in and discussion around the topics of Scottish languages, culture and history. Our intention throughout this article is to underline the role of Scots being used not only as an identity marker of its speakers but also as a form of resistance to the oppressive presence of the English on the Scottish territories.

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New Memory of the Old Trauma? The Diary of Diana B. and Dara of Jasenovac

New Memory of the Old Trauma? The Diary of Diana B. and Dara of Jasenovac

New Memory of the Old Trauma? The Diary of Diana B. and Dara of Jasenovac

Author(s): Ana Kršinić Lozica / Language(s): English / Issue: 04/2022

Keywords: Jasenovac; Trauma; Film; Cultural Memory; NDH;

Recently, there has been a significant rise in the production of films on the Jasenovac camp and related Ustasha crimes, taking their share in the mnemonic politics. The paper focuses on the two most recent films, The Diary of Diana B., a docufiction filmed in Croatia, and Dara of Jasenovac, a feature film which was Serbia’s candidate for an Oscar. The memory of traumatic events is remediated in each film differently and used for representing diverse group identities through temporal relation with the difficult past. Comparison between the two films focuses on subject positions and regimes of historicity as categories that make the production of meaning mechanism visible. The main questions that guide the analysis are: how are victims and perpetrators portrayed, who is witnessing traumatic events, and to whom is the trauma attributed? Do they bring something new to the cultural memory of the Holocaust and genocide in the Independent State of Croatia?

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Diana Lang, Parenting and Family Diversity Issues

Diana Lang, Parenting and Family Diversity Issues

Diana Lang, Parenting and Family Diversity Issues

Author(s): Arkadiusz Żukiewicz / Language(s): English / Issue: 12/2022

Keywords: Diana Lang; Family diversity; theory of family and parenting;

Review of: Diana Lang, Parenting and Family Diversity Issues, Iowa State University Digital Press, Ames, Iowa, USA, 2020, pp. 276, https://doi.org/10.31274/isudp.8

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