... history public memory women’s history reception history historical errors Kate Campbell Hurd-Mead Merit Ptah The feeling of empowerment drawn from history was captured by an opening section of one recent biomedical PhD dissertation: “Of my superhero collective, I must acknowledge the women that have...

... this happens, a wonder of reception history, involves moving his local witches onto a stage with its own historicity, a stage of the imagination itself. Montaigne, Michel de Wier, Jean imagination lame reception history stage Epictetus ghost Thesixteenth-century French...

.... the ones scanned by Google) have been made vastly more accessible, nineteenth-century books as individual scenes of publication and reception history are under downward pressure. Donated by their original owners and readers to academic institutions and bearing marks of their prior histories, date-marked...

... primitivism ecclesiastical revivals of religion Romanticism Dennett Edward Miller Andrew evangelicalism dispensationalism Bible translation fundamentalism reception history A great warfare as to what is the truth has begun . . . what is Christianity? What is divine righteousness? What...

... was diminished by everyone still being in shock that such a mistake even happened. . . . Moonlight deserved better than the win it got. 62 0 06 08 2024 La La Land Damien Chazelle Justin Hurwitz Academy Awards Moonlight reception history Saturday Night Live Hollywood musical film...

... philosophical Stoic Epicurean see also mortality matter danger materialism see also animism dualism vitalism sensation language resistance system clouds Benjamin Walter poetry Marlowe Christopher name satire virtue interest Elizabethan England Epicurus Lucretius reception history Shakespeare...

... of the idealist programme that had driven much of theological research throughout the nineteenth century. This does not, however, mean that the issues raised in those earlier debates are now of merely historical interest. The text ends by suggesting that reception history might today be the most promising...

...This chapter studies the “reception” of the Great Eighteen chorales. In a musical context, the term “reception history” implies the study of compositions as mirrored in the reactions of critics, artists, and audiences. Specifically, the “reception history” is interpreted in the broadest sense...

...Rewriting Masculinity: Gideon, Men, and Might. Kelly J. Murphy, Oxford University Press (2019). © Kelly J. Murphy. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780190619398.003.0002 Chapter 1 argues that the Bible we read today reflects periods of rewriting, understood as a kind of reception history...

... reception history Talmud midrash Rashi in judg 6:12, a divine messenger appears and announces to Gideon “Yahweh is with you, mighty warrior (gibbôr heḥayil)!” ¹ Artistic renditions of Gideon’s introduction in the book of Judges often depict him as the burly...

... Rosen Charles variation developing variation in Schubert’s late compositions Johnson Graham third relations Youens Susan Senn Johann Chrysostomus Schubert’s late style nineteenth-century harmony and form Schubert’s importance in music theory and musicology Reception history Schubert...

... by that individual, but also acts as a more capacious cipher, encompassing the multitude of intersecting and shifting meanings, feelings, beliefs, and values that became associated with the man and his music over the course of his long reception history in the West and beyond. These two broader connotations of Bach...

... Requiem Dvořák Symphony No 8 Dvořák cosmopolitanism Black music students Black vernacular music Burleigh Harry T Longfellow Henry Song of Hiawatha Smith Harry Song of Hiawatha Longfellow New York Philharmonic Symphony Society Walter Damrosch reception history Slavonic Dances Slavonic...

... War I conventions or conventional species Mary E. Wilkins Freeman reception history periodization post-recovery critical regionalism feminism labor-class relations ethnicity queer ecology world literature Mary E. Wilkins Freeman (1852–1930) is best known, read and taught today...

... William of Ockham Fox George Byron Gay Eastman Addison Maynard Reid Pedrito Social Gospel movement Gutiérrez Gustavo Tamez Elsa Douglass Frederick Mays Benjamin Smit D J reception history Letter of James James of Jerusalem James in art James in music James in poetry James in politics...

...While the Gospels, Paul’s letters, and the Book of Revelation have been well served by volumes orienting readers to the scholarly literature and to their reception histories, Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles have not received nearly the same attention. This relative neglect is in part a legacy...

... the purpose of Chronicles’ use of Kings in the larger study of reception history. When compared to the Vorlage of Kings at its disposal, Chronicles proves to be a composition that organizes and curates material for a different theological and historical purpose. A number of models have been...