... by their authors. Instead, these treatises—of which the most famous and widespread were no doubt those by Parran (1639), Mignot (1656), Masson (1697) and Rameau (1722)—reproduce a number of more or less extended examples to illustrate particular theoretical points. Nicolas Bernier’s handwritten ‘Principes de...

...) and Nicolas Mathieu’s Aux Animaux la guerre (2014). Whilst acknowledging the complexity of the temporality of deindustrialization, for ease of reference this article will refer to ‘deindustrialization’ in relation to the novels that tackle the aftermath of the closure of long-standing factories...

...James R Simpson My historical window here is framed primarily by two key moments. The first is the 1240 Disputation that followed Nicolas Donin’s presentation of his translation of the Talmud to Gregory IX. ¹³ For Hyam Maccoby, what distinguishes the Paris disputation from those...

... territory. The works of Nicolas Renier, Louis Lemaire, Michel Pignolet de Montéclair and Jean-Philippe Rameau provide evidence of this darker, savage depiction of love, in which it became the norm to subdue the Indifferent Woman with violence. cantata gender sexual violence marriage women Nicolas...

... of fourteenth- and fifteenth-century music. Johannes de Muris diminution mensural notation motet Guillaume de Machaut Johannes Ciconia Guillaume Du Fay Nicolas Grenon Matteo da Perugia John Dunstable Prosdocimo de Beldomandi Ugolino of Orvieto The technique of diminution, central to the theory...

...Alexander Sanchez-Behar Example 3. Slonimsky's Pattern 425 in Adams's Century Rolls, third movement. THESAURUS OF SCALES AND MELODIC PATTERNS By Nicolas Slonimsky Copyright © 1947 (Renewed) Schirmer Trade Books, a division of Music Sales Corporation International Copyright Secured. All...

... techniques of percussion and mediate auscultation advocated by Leopold von Auenbrugger and R. T. H. Laennec developed within larger musical contexts of practice, notation, and epistemology. Earlier, François-Nicolas Marquet proposed a musical notation of pulse that connected felt pulsation with heard music...

... show the implied melodic archetype for this pattern. Abstract The 16 volumes of four-voice Chansons nouvelles published in Paris by Nicolas Du Chemin between 1549 and 1568 contain some 380 chansons by composers like Clément Janequin, Claude Goudimel and Etienne Du Tertre, and two dozen...

... scientific voyages of this period: Nicolas Baudin's expedition to Australia (1800–1804). It will in particular attempt to explain why, despite the innovative approaches taken by the commander and by his leading scientist to weave the interruptions of science into a coherent narrative, this voyage ultimately...

...Lesley Ellis Miller 2004 Journal of Design History Vol. 17 No. 1 # 2004 The Design History Society. All rights reserved Representing Silk Design Nicolas Joubert de l'Hiberderie and Le Dessinateur pour les eÂtoffes d'or, d'argent et de soie #18;Paris, 1765) Lesley Ellis Miller Le...

...This chapter discusses three seventeenth-century authors and their contributions to the development of renaissance rhetoric. These are Bartholomaeus Keckermann (1571–1609), Gerardus Vossius (1577–1649), and Nicolas Caussin (1583–1651). Their works absorbed Aristotle's Rhetoric...

.... At a Lateran synod in 863 Pope Nicolas declared Photius excommunicated and all his ordinations null and void. The Latin version of the Acts of the retrial of Ignatius contained points of considerable interest for western canonists in the middle ages, and was drawn upon both by Ivo of Chartres and by Cardinal...

...The insolence of Photius' synod in 867 was bound to produce reaction and a Roman demand for recognition of papal jurisdiction in relation to Constantinople and all the eastern patriarchates. A faction among powerful figures at Rome had opposed Nicolas' successor, Hadrian II, also wanting...

....’ ” Journal de Dimanche, March 26. “Avec le grand emprunt, Nicolas Sarkozy veut r é ussir l’apr è s-crise.” Les Echos. 20473: 2. December 15, 2009. Accessed October 4, 2012, available http://archives.lesechos.fr/archives/2009/LesEchos/20573-9-ECH.htm . Berger, Suzanne...

... is that in the early seventeenth century, the missionaries Nicolas Trigault and Niccolò Longobardo formulated a centralised program for procuring European books and organizing them in China, but it comes off largely as an afterthought. What Golvers actually shows is just how diverse the Jesuit libraries really were...

... artistic anatomies taking such a morphological approach – in particular the works by Jean-Galbert Salvage, Pierre-Nicolas Gerdy, and Julien Fau – and argues that images and texts develop a strategy of projecting anatomical knowledge onto the body's surface allowing the artist to mentally render the human...

...Two important centers for translation, two major groups of translators, existed in France during the seventeenth century: the academicians and the Solitaires. The first group included Nicolas Perrot d'Ablancourt and the others associated with the Huit oraisons volume, while...

... into the service of the king for the final decade of his career. The early eighteenth century witnessed the arrival in England of the first work by the French painter Nicolas Poussin, who repeatedly depicted scenes from a number of Tasso episodes during the 1620s and 1630s: his second version of the Tancredi...