... to an aspiring amateur musician whose humanist learning is taken for granted. Morley’s philological gesture at the beginning of his Introduction is less idiosyncratic than it may initially seem. At the beginning of his 1588 Musica transalpina, Nicholas Yonge places a dedicatory epistle...

... will lay out the basic traits of Aristotelian logic, which is the basis for western formal logic, and then point out some discrepancies between it and the structure of pregnancy. Thereafter, I will turn to the 15th century philosopher Nicholas of Cusa to show how he develops another kind of logic...

... and Milne 18). He later expanded on this: E-mail: [email protected] . © The Author(s) 2017. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: [email protected] 2017 Abstract The experimental novelist Nicholas Mosley (1923–2017) was briefly involved...

... related matters. Winston’s detailed drawing contains some excellent clues, giving us a substantive start at understanding how orchestral music in the late Georgian era theatre might have worked ‘on the stage’. orchestras arrangement oratorios theatre England Drury Lane James Winston Nicholas Boscha...

... Watershed. The second base is the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities at Brown University ( http://www.brown.edu/jnbc ), where Annie works, which prepares undergraduate and graduate students for nonprofit cultural jobs by developing opportunities for hands-on work with community groups. More...

...Angela Calia; Giovanni Leucci; Nicola Masini; Loredana Matera; Raffaele Persico; Maria Sileo Abstract In this paper, we present the results of non-destructive integrated geophysical surveys (ground penetrating radar (GPR) and seismic sonic) performed in the crypt of the Basilica of St Nicholas...

...-century novels and their operatic adaptations: John Harbison's The Great Gatsby (1999) and Nicholas Maw's Sophie's Choice (2004). Both source novels have first-person narrators and foreground the narrative act itself. In their operatic transformation, the composers (who are their own...

... this point in the Chronicle, a new humanist dynamic fitfully emerges in a series of characterisations of key figures and accounts of events of recent and contemporary history. For the entry on Nicholas Cusanus – whom he may have met in Nuremberg and whose collected works were certainly in his library ¹⁴...

... steps. The first part of this article considers the engagement of John Finnis and Robert P. George with John Rawls over the nature of public reason. The second part moves to the question of religion by look- ing at the engagement of Nicholas Wolterstorff with Rawls, Robert Audi...

... of the controversies over public reason and religion through four distinct steps. The first part of this article considers the engagement of John Finnis and Robert P. George with John Rawls over the nature of public reason. The second part moves to the question of religion by looking at the engagement of Nicholas...

... of the leading CC figure, Nicholas Kaldor. This paper argues that, on the contrary, Kaldor identified a number of endogenous mechanisms that account for those stylised facts of economic history, which are absent in formal models of CC. cumulative causation institutional economics Nicholas Kaldor economic...

... Reformation Reformed Epistemology religious Wolterstorff Nicholas awareness basic beliefs Christian Enlightenment Evidentialism evidentialism Locke John epistemologists evidence foundationalism Incorrigible belief intuition memory Reformed Epistemologists intellectual not being analogies...

... Alexander Burges John Fuller Nicholas high commission court of law Magna Carta parliaments English star chamber Union Carleton Dudley judges Coke Sir Edward Tower of London David Old Testament king Greenwich Palace Montagu James dean of the chapel royal sermons Bywater Thomas libels...

... and highlights the assertions about human agapic sensibility and the arguments of Nicholas Wolterstorff on the moral subculture of Judaic and Christian understandings of personhood. The similarities of the Orthodox views with some Catholic and Protestant notions of the human person created in the image...

... collection, A Pilgrimes Solace (1612), reads and sounds differently from his previous music anthologies, both in content and substance. A more advanced, complex compositional style is immediately evident. The poetry Dowland set, including verses by Nicholas Breton, reached a previously...

... of Philip and Alexander has long been dominated by Nicholas Hammond’s view that Macedonians arrived on the Aegean coast as transhumant pastoralists taking part in a long-running, large-scale set of migrations. New archaeological evidence shows that there was, in fact, a high degree of continuity...

...This chapter seeks to show that many of the characteristics associated with Reformation biblical interpretation can already be found in the exegesis of the fourteenth-century Franciscan scholar Nicholas of Lyra (d. 1349), said to be Martin Luther’s favorite exegete. Nicholas’s vast biblical...

...This chapter presents interpretations of Jean Bodel's most famous work, The Play of Saint Nicholas. The play is groundbreaking work of medieval drama that straddles religious and secular themes, signaling a departure from biblical enactments prevalent in earlier medieval dramas...

...This chapter examines the thoughts of essayist Fyodor Dostoevsky and political philosopher Nicholas Berdyaev on the relation between communism and Roman Catholicism. In one of his major works, Dostoevsky have suggested that communism had its origin in some aspects of Roman Catholicism. Berdyaev...

... theories, before assessing the metaphysical and theological elements of Nicholas Malebranche’s critique of Hobbes. It then turns to the natural law context and shows how Jean Barbeyrac and Jean-Jacques Burlamaqui helped to establish a somewhat artificial opposition between Hobbesian Epicureanism...