ALBERT

Schlagwort(e): Intertextuality,Critical reception,Aestheticism,Belle Époque,Literature and cinema,Venice,Ekphrasis,Culturalism,Catalan contemporary novel,Orientalism,Gimferrer, Pere,Fortuny

Schlagwort(e): Landscape,Tokyo,Japanese Traditional Music,Resilience,1960s,Emplacement,Garden,Seismic ambient noise,Exhibition,Post-bubble,Great Kantō Earthquake (1923),Japanese New Wave,Enka,Street singers,Ecomusicology,Nature,Environment,Japanese underground music,Music and Nature,Natural environment,Acoustic corporeality,Art,Housing,Gagaku,Film production,Perception,Ideas on music,Japan,Performance art and disaster,Antinuclear protest,Masumura Yasuzō,Japanese Music,Hōgaku,Japanese Cinema,The pratice of music

Schlagwort(e): Evenius,Glaucus of Rhegium,Platon curapalates,Epigram,Latin Literature,Apollonios Malakos,Ass,Lyric poetry,Augustus,Poetry and religion,Herodotus,Poseidippus,Intertextuality,Didactic poetry,Hesiod,Theognis,Ancient reception,Early Greek hexameter poetry,Civil wars at Rome,Aphrodite,Metric-rhythmic variation,Corinna,Hecataeus of Miletus,Freud,Ancient readership,Hexameter,Pragmatics,Enunciation,Tragic irony,Delphic verse oracles,Magic,Alcibiades,Romance,Moirai,Oracular poetry,Epicleseis,Hellenistic,Anthropology,Homeric Hymns,Textual history,Alcman,Antigone,Hedylus,Lyric Poetry,Atalanta,Amphiaraus,Antinoupolis,Etymology,Codex,Aristophanes,Garland,Priapus,Aelian,Alexandrian scholarship,Narrative,Aeschines,Eschatology,Ritual,Dionysus,Cleopatra,Erotodidaxis,Etymologica,Epic,Programmatic,Local traditions,Pindar,Sexual meaning,Volcanism,Caesarion,Iphigenia,Dictys of Crete,Pythian Apollo,Eratosthenes’ Catasterismoi,PSI X 1174,Aspasia,Sacrifice,Ausonius,Second stasimon,Sublime,Greek Popes,Virgil,Human error,Hyginus’ Astronomica,Hesiodic Catalogue of Women,Prometheus Bound,Sicily,Socrates,Perioikoi,Pope John VII,Eumenides,Callimachus,Catalogue of Women,Poetic allusivity,Poetry,Verbal adjectives,Cyprus,Homeric hymn,Collection,Byzantine poetry,Asclepiades,Ps,μάχλος,Christian poetry,Ancient scholarship,Didymus,Dares the Phrygian,Epitaphs of animals,Ancient exegesis of comedy,Typhonomachy,Funerary epigram,Theban saga,Aristophanic scholia,Carmina Latina Epigraphica 1395,Odyssey,Text and image,Corinthian vases,Critical editions,Oxyrhynchus,Aeschylus,Curse,Plato,Commentary,Sophocles,Audience,Greek Poetry,Hermes,impersonation,Adespota,Aristocracy,Roman epic and politics,Greek Literature,Knowledge,Linguistics,Elegy,A personal anthology of modern Greek poems (from D,Frazer,Homeric model,Euphronius,Athenaeus,Venus,Boeotian dialect,Heraclides of Pontus,Carthage and Alexandria in the Aeneid,Metaphors,Antiatticist,Kitharōidia,Fragmentary poetry,Comparatives,Prose,Greek epigram,Byzantine Rome,Xenophon,Authorship,Ancient Rhetoric,Epiploke,Narratology,Aulōidia,Epithets,Longinus,Book,Tragedy,Second Sophistic,Papyrology,Trojan War,Mount Etna,Body doubles,Plutarch’s De musica,Reperformance,Inscribed Greek verse,Solon,Strabo,Rhodes,Ibycus,Heracles,Homer,Lexicography,The Greek West,Pyrwias,Folklore,Iliad,Melampous,Herodicus,Cyrene,Dancers,μαχλοσύνη,Late Latin epigrams,Parthenopaeus

Schlagwort(e): Gastronomy,Itami,Performing arts,Post-corona,Death,Ozu Yasujiro,Ferreri,Culture,Gen Y and Z,Sustainability,F&amp ; B,B-kyū gurume,Nō,Symbolism,Symbolic meaning,Traditional family,Symposium,Trade,Life,Miike Takashi,Marketing,Morita Yoshimitsu,Design,Arts,Food,Dining scenes,Innovation,Tampopo,Transversal,Interdisciplinary,Japanese diet,Investments and trends,Post-pandemic,Omnichannel journey,Globalisation,Acculturation,Consumers,Food experience,Perceptions,F&B,Nostalgia,National Identity,Meals,Consumption,Restaurants,Shin’ya Shokudō,Soft power,Anthropology,Media narratives,Commerce,Online experience,Cinema,Japan,Publishing,Venice,Food consumption,La Grande Bouffe,Media,Kabuki,Italy,Storytelling,Sushi,Made in Italy,Consumactors,Food culture,Kyōgen

Schlagwort(e): Brain computer interface,History,Research,Public,Cultural heritage,Media art,Entertainment,Sustainability,Fascism,Discipline,Learning,Bolzano,Pandemic crisis,Diversity,Environmental humanities,Inclusion,De-fascistization,Public humanities,Contemporary literature,Public archaeology,Digital,Museology,Public history,20th century,Citizen science,Museum,Trieste,Teaching,Virtual heritage,Mental health,Museums,Women artists,Cultural landscape,Communities,Dissemination,University,Knowledge design,Landscape archaeology,Public History,Digital technologies,Public engagement,Venice,Digital humanities,Intersections,Architecture,Creative industries,Venice lagoon,Italy,Wellbeing,Women writers,Young people,Literary canons,Water management,Citizen-science,Collections,Cultural heritage management

Schlagwort(e): Elite culture,Sanctuary,Élites,Altino,Sleeping Cupid,Pherse,Eurasian steppes,Funerary rituals,Corinthian, Corinthian,Etruscan mirror,Minoan Palace,Iconography,Bacchic child,Metus,Coeli,Medusa,Palazzo Pitti,Thesmophorion,Iron Age,Monumental build- ings,Kurgan,Dionysus,Social complexity,Mysteries,Religious Studies,Crete,Scythians,Status-symbol,Cristiano Grottanelli,Inscriptions,Malia,Gela,Sacrifice,Production and consumption,Elite groups,Greece,Protopalatial sites,Menerva,Religious beliefs,Roma,Early Helladic period,Deposits,Perseo,Antiquity,Prosopography,Epigraphy,Iconology,Kotylai,Instrumenta inscripta,Necropolis,Roman sculpture,Orientalia

Schlagwort(e): Video game-based learning,Second language acquisition,Intercultural citizenship,Blended learning,Pedagogy,Online learning,Digital portfolios,English literature,Foreign language teaching,Game-based learning,Peerinstruction,Global citizenship,Instructional design,Humanities,Flipped classroom,Italian,Digital,Reciprocal peer learning,Learning management systems,Translation,Oppressed,Educational change,Intercultural encounters,Online,Formative assessment,Text-writing,Reading postures,Virtual learning environments,eTandem,Student-centred learning,Teaching,Reflective teaching,Gamification,Intercultural competence,Language learning,Email,Gender equality,Peer-centred cycle,E-learning,Digital stories,Digital educational Technology,Literary analysis,Pre-service teachers,Computer assisted instruction,Institutional culture,Just-in-time teaching,Telecollaboration,Active citizenship,Distance learning,French foreign language,Higher education,Computer assisted language learning,Virtual exchange,E-portfolios,Students,Deep reading,Italian as a second language

Schlagwort(e): Blackbird,Cosmopolitics,Nuclear knowledge,Toxicity,Extraction,Mediterranean Sea,Pluriversal ontologies,Ecology,Colonialism,Synesthesia,Ecomaterialism,Mimicry,Ecosystems,Multispecies,Non-human animals,Cultural heritage-making,Re-worlding,Water,Archiving method,Vernacular design,Regionalism,Anthropocene,Imagining otherwise,Permaculture,Environment,Networks,Aurality,Coppice,Ecological art practices,Visitation,Woodland,Eco-art,Multispecies studies,Spores,Plantationocene,Radioactive legacies,Contemporary art,Art practices,Migration,Narratives,Platforms,Speculative practices,Materiality,Racialized labour,Architecture,Birdsong,Biopolitics,Visual Art ; thema EDItEUR::A The Arts

Schlagwort(e): Family identity,Garod,Language,Armenian,Ethnic identity,Qing,Memory,Migration literature,William Saroyan,City,Cosmopolitan dimension,Qiu Xiaolong,Identity,Sinophone writing,Armenian-American cultural blend,Crime fiction,Migration

Schlagwort(e): Notarial records,Focus operator,Orthography,Grammaticalization,Golden Age,Diacronic studies,Diachrony,Epistemic marker,History of Spanish language,Colloquialization,Japonesismo,Grammaticography,Evidentiality,18th century,Confirmation,Diccionario de la lengua española,Japanese loanwords for food,Discourse marker,Historical morphosintaxis, History of Spanish, lex,Philosophical discourse,Preverb,Subjectivization,Lexicon,Italianisms,Latin,Vocabulary,Japanese loanwords for martial arts & sports,Chronological reconstruction,Lexicography,Spanish,Discursive traditions,Osservationi della lingua castigliana,Rejection,Certainty,Separation of words,Lo que es,Dictionaries,19th century,Semantics,Real Academia Española,Amalgamation of words,Pragmaticalization,Japanese loanwords for martial arts &amp ; sports,Lexicology,Spanish language,Diccionario de Autoridades,Tematizer values

Schlagwort(e): Persians,Aeschylus’ Libation Bearers,Parodos,Metaphor,Oratio recta,Tragic formularity,Aristocratic ideology,Epics,Funeral ideology,Modern epic,Dactylo-epitrites,Ancient Greek Thought,Anapaests,God’s will,Intertextuality,Dactyls,Gods,Homeric poems,Trojan Women,Dialogue,Ethics,Nikos Kazantzakis,Odyssey,War,τις-Rede,Aeschylus,Greek tragedy,Ajax,Epic lexicon,Tragedy and polis,Sophocles,Euripides,Funeral lament,Athena’s name,Epic language,Homer,Autocitation,Iliad,Performance,Reciprocity,Agency,Hecuba,Ulysses,Andromache,Helen,Lyric Poetry,Kunstsprache,Greek prayers,Drama,Funeral rite,Fragments,Attic tragedy

Schlagwort(e): Cynicism,Boulesis,Weakness of assent (asthenês sunkatathesis),Stoic psychology,Choice,Fate,Passion,Masculinity,Lucan,Power,Seneca,Original sin,Sponte,Uoluntas,Strength,Virtus,Mens,Augustine,Fortuna,Tragedy,Events,Anger,Action,Cicero,βούλησις,Audacia,Voluntas,Stoicism,Odysseus,Desire,Heracles,Will,Prohairesis,De ira,Temeritas,Historia naturalis,Epibole,Heroes,Officium,Socrates,Velleitas,Impulse,Responsibility,Gods

Schlagwort(e): Family,Cold War,Catholic Church,Poland,Postwar,Italy,Divorce,Marriage,Communism ; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History

Schlagwort(e): Classical Tradition,Epistolography,Collecting,Antiquarianism,Renaissance

Schlagwort(e): Language teaching,Multilingualism,Text meaning,Resilience,Italian as FL/SL,Discourse community,Internationalisation,Foreign university students,Language Policy,Second generation,Multiculturalism,Plurilingual communication,Academic vocabulary,CEFR,Academic Italian,Reading,Italian,Students’ perception,Interculturality,Higher Education,Italian language,Arabic,ICC,Reading skills,Linguistic and Intercultural Needs,Longitudinal studies,Authentic video,Ethnicization,Intercultural skills,Academic writing,ICT,Italian for academic purposes,Intercultural education,Italian as L2,Simplification,Study abroad,Non-formal learning,Plurilingualism,International classroom,Writing approach,Culture,Vocabulary acquisition,Lecturing styles,Listening comprehension,Multiethnic classroom,Teacher training,Language testing,Non-native speaker,Second Language,French/Spanish/German,English-Taught Programs,Key competences,Integration,Assessing initial preparation,International students,Migrant students,Italian dialects,Blogging,Competencies,Student perceptions,Proverbs,Malta,Content subject teacher,Museum learning,Oral intercomprehension didactic methods,Urban context,Literature,Mitigation,Teaching foreign languages,Self-assessment,Bilingualism,Placement test,Sociolinguistics,CLIL,Education,Higher education,Erasmus,L2 Italian,Minority language university students,Certificate in “Italian Language Teaching” DILS-PG,Academic language,EMI,Candidates,Language proficiency,Applied linguistics,Language for academic purposes,English-as-a-Foreign-Language,Bilingual education,Interlinguistic strategies,Intercomprehension among related languages,Cooperative language learning and teaching,Categorization analysis,Internationalization,Learner autonomy,Content and Language integrated learning,Literacy,Academic discourse,",Heritage language,Pragmatic competence,ICLHE,Testing academic language proficiency,Non-professional mediation,Young learners,Intercultural communicative competence assessment,Italian as a Second Language,Knowledge,Method,University students’ communicative skills,Linguistic repertoires,Teachers Training,Incidental learning,Rhetoric,Linguistic diversity,Teacher Training,Carinthia,Student mobility,Integrated curriculum,Austria,Team teaching,Intercultural communicative competence,Linguistic and cultural diversity,Language education,School,Language teacher profile,Heteroglossia,Italian L2,Scholarly interaction,Internationalization of research,Language awareness,Learners,Intercomprehension,English-medium instruction,European policies,Child language brokering,Interaction studies,Methodological innovation,Subtitles,ETP,Intercultural language education,Text,Alphabetization,Language Testing,Linguistic Landscape,International classes,Conversation analysis,Teachers training,Intercultural learning,Language competences,Romance languages teaching,Scaffolding,Intercultural communication,Skills,Immigrant languages

Schlagwort(e): Vertical and horizontal historiography,Polyphony,Nation branding,Gender,Interliterariness,State,Culture,Canon formation,Digital cartography,Interdisciplinarity,Oral tradition,Hispanism,Galician Studies,Cinema and national image,GIS,Subjectivity,Violence,S,Canon,Cultural conflict,Literary systems,Pan-Hispanic folk balladry,Translation,Queer Studies,Political fantasy,Centre,Digital Humanities,Identity building,Catalan culture,Basque Studies,Globalisation,Iberian Studies,Island Studies,Literary Criticism,Cultural stereotypes,Periphery,Luso-Brazilian/Portuguese Studies,Centripetal and centrifugal movements,Sexuality,Literature,Contemporary Galician narrative,Modes of remembering,Imagology,World literature,Iberisms,Literary history,Academia,Commercial nationalism,Philology,Cultural memory,Local literatures,U,Cultural planning,Feminism,Literary geography,Catalan Studies,Nationalism,Postimperialism,Translation Studies,Comparative Literature,Epistemological reflexivity

Schlagwort(e): Cyprus,Gianfranco Becchina,Circulation of cultural goods,Cultural heritage,Internal market,Reliefs,Organised Crime,Satellites,Organised crime,Archaeological remote sensing,Syria,Preservation,Cut-off date,Online journalism,Political violence,Feature extraction,Organised cultural property crime,Protection of archaeological heritage,Threat,Directive 2014/60/EU,UNESCO,Pattern recognition,J,German Cultural Property Act,Heritage,Change detection,Art market,Sentinel-2,Conflict antiquities,Cultural property,Social media,Louvre,Staatliche Museen Berlin,Art-crime,Vandalism,Apulian Vases,Trapezophoros,Turkey,Funerary portraits,Iraq,Illicit trade,United Kingdom,European Association of Archaeologists,Information,Giacomo Medici,Resolution,COSMO-SkyMed,Palmyra,Paul Getty,Narcotics trafficking,Brexit,Antiquities trafficking,Google Earth,Looting,Regulation (EU) 2019/880,Unidroit 1995 Convention,Synthetic Aperture Radar,Germany,Cross-media

Schlagwort(e): Research,Silverwork,Anatolia,Armenia,Armenian-Islamic ‘syncretism’,Bronze Age archaeology,Illustrated manuscripts,Seljuk and Ilkhanid architecture,Study trips,Armenian-Georgian architectural relationship,Armenian-Georgian cultural ties,Replica,Preservation,Armenian architecture,CSDCA Centro Studi e Documentazione sulla Cultura ,Caucasus,Icons,Armenian art,Repatriation movement,Cultural Ecology,Nakhchivan,Megalithic art,South Caucasus archaeology,Iran,Heritage,Monumentality,Milan Polytechnic University,Nikolay Brunov,Early Modern Armenian Studies,Cross-stones,Historiography,Historiograhy,Wall paintings,Textiles,Romania,CSDCA - Centro Studi e Documentazione Cultura Arme,History of art,Aleksej Nekrasov,Armenian history,Khachkar,Medieval architecture,Yovnatʽanean family,Varazdat Harutyunyan,Medieval art,Medieval Armenian art and Soviet Union,Photography,Adriano Alpago Novello,Armenian prehistory,Mikhail Babentchikov,Julfa,Dragon-stones,Architecture,Etchmiadzin cathedral,Middle Ages,Destruction,Alexey Lidov

Schlagwort(e): Alas de fuego,Literary translation Spanish-Italian,Polyphony,Tabucchi,Laura Gallego,Fantasy,Multilingualism,Register,Spanish and peninsular varieties,〈p〉Translation,Fables,Linguistic variation,Ricard Permanyer,Colloquial language,Don Quixote,Spanish translation into Italian,Miguel de Cervantes,Young adult literature,Verbal games,Translation,Theatre,Polysystem,Sicilian dialect,Baricco,Reception of Italian Literature,Leopardi,Italian translation into Spanish,Literary Translation,Adaptation in verse,Camilleri,Canti,Literature,Italian translation into Catalan,Odo of Cheriton,Libro de los Gatos,Dialect,Moralisation,Translation strategies

Schlagwort(e): History of Catholicism in Japan,Early modern Catholicism,Catholic soteriology,Early modern Jesuit missions,Japanese Jesuit mission

Schlagwort(e): Bull-Leaping,Dance,Astronomy,Parody,Science,Scholarly text compilation,Rational medicine,Babylonian Theodicy,Law,Episteme,Magical medicine,Tupšarrūtu,Dialectics in Assyro-Babylonian texts,Satire,Cuneiform world,Sumerian,Religious medicine,Scientia,Narrative Dances,Dialogue and debate,Wisdom literature,Folktale,Morality tale,Royal legislation,Hittites,Egyptian medicine,Nēmequ,Cult Festivals,Greek medicine,Babylonian literature,Scribal education,Erra and Išum

Schlagwort(e): Current Relevance,Russian Heritage Speakers,Slovene,Deixis,Czech language,Transfer,Locational,Negative Concord,Verb,Discourse/pragmatic markers, ved', Russian-Italian,Spatial metaphor,Italian,Czech,Present gerund,Passive voice,Competing inflectional case endings,Pragmatics,Nominative case,Background knowledge,Russian Renarrative markers,Manuscripts,Indefinite article,Fixed expression,Contrastive interlanguage analysis,Verbal aspect,17th century,Aktionsart,Conjunction chot’,Supralexical prefixes,Russian,Macedonian,Semantic shift,Articles,Verbs of motion,Oblique case,Slovo,Variation,Morphosyntactic structure,Saturday Russian Schools,Phraseology,Language standardisation,Aspectual pairs,Metaphor,Meta-linguistic analysis,Bulgarian,Spatial prefixes,Dynamic modality,Italian verb ‘fare’,Negative polarity items,Zonal inclusion,Language Learning,Slovo, the prefix iz-/vy-,Female referent,Indefiniteness,Scalar semantics,Slovenian,Neologisms,Comitative,Imperfective general-factual (IGF),Resian,Ved',Derivation,Delimitatives,Areal distribution,Non-paradigmatic imperative forms,Subjunctive complements,Metonymy,Resumption,Russian as a foreign language,Linguistic gender,Word formation,Běžati,Verbal mood,Anglicism,L2 Russian,With-phrase,Alienable,Factual meaning,Location-possession,Polish,Derivational models,Heritage Languages,Nonce compounds,Semantics,Aspect,Dialects,Litoral dialect,Part-of-speech affiliation,Albanian,Natural gender,Contrastive Interlanguage Analysis,Syntactic idioms,Truthfulness,Vocabulary articles,Learner corpus,Grammaticalization,Romance languages,Syntactic environment,Corpus-based contrastive analysis,Evidentiality,Resultative constructions,Relative Introducers,Croatian,Morphosyntax,Ukrainian,Linguistic minorities,Verbal lexicon,Minimizers,Tense,Negative indefinites,Old-Russian language,Discourse/pragmatic markers,Bilingualism and Migration,Contrastive studies,Morphology,Slavic languages,Perfective,Language planning,Past gerund,Slavic aspect,Evaluation,Present participle,Secondary borrowing,Negation,Irrealis,Predicative possession,Syntax,Non-past,Actionality,Distance,Intensification,Internet linguistics,Support (light) verb constructions,Productivity,Gradual verbs,Russian-Italian contrastive analysis,Inalienable,Contemporary Russian,Corpus,Modal logic,Modality of strong obligation,Linguistic coding,Taboo words,Restrictive/non-restrictive,Vocative case,Emotion verbs,International recognition,The prefix iz-/vy-,Deadjectival verbs,Grammatical aspect,Clausal mood,Translation,Causation,Language Acquisition,Relative Clauses,Derogatory words,Intercomprehension,Slavonic,Mood and modality,Suffixation,Telicity,Parallel corpora,Prepositions,Analogy,Neologism,Causative verbs,Neosemy,Lexicography,Discontinuous past,Prefixes,Molise Slavic,Colloquial Slovenian,Iintensification,Early East Slavic language,Preposition,Semantic Roles,Numeral one,Mood and moality,Aorist,Perfect,Slavic languages (Serbian, Polish, Bulgarian),Etiquette formulas

Schlagwort(e): CCP,Ost-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft,French foreign policy,Foreign experts,Devaluation,China’s Communist Youth League,Sino-Italian Relations,German business,Twentieth century,Foreign policy,Mao Zedong,Velio Spano,Chinese Communist Party,China,China-Italy relations,Review article,Federal Republic of Germany,Riots,People’s Republic of China,Cold war,Cold War,Cold War years,Mao era,East-West Trade,European residents,Word Federation of Democratic Youth,1949 China,Chinese scholars,Hong Kong,International economic relations,China National Import & Export Corporation,Chinese Committee for the Promotion of Internation,European students,United States,Bruno Bernini,ICP,Italy,Recognition,Sterling,China National Import &amp ; Export Corporation,PRC,COCOM

Schlagwort(e): Policy complementarity,Gender,Investment banking,Solvency ratio,Resilience,Sovereign Yields,Spillover effects,Start-ups,Expected Shortfall,Data analytics,Pension transfers,Pension withdrawals,Public policy distortions,Zombie lending,Measurement,Local credit,ECB announcements,OPEC,Energy supply,Industry sectors,Fund raising,Tourism,Great Depression,Oil markets,Commercial,Brain circulation,Growth,Pension contributions,Coronavirus,Unemployment,High growth enterprises,Virtual tourism,Technology in pandemic,Portfolio Optimization,Mergers,Bank of England,Business interruption risk,Careers,Collaboration,Sports Finance,Protectionism,Bank default,ECB,Black Death,Equity market performance,Energy demand,Stock markets,Labour market,Oil prices,Debt,Trade,Green Deal,Alternative data,Dynamic Capabilities,Technology,Travel barriers,Basel,Gold,Internal migration,Decision-making,Political economy of policymaking,Future of Work,Flight-to-quality,Digital transformation,Solvency 2,Climate change,Travel,Beta,Residential,State pensions,Non-macro-related uncertainty,Talent mobility,Covid-19,Repo specialness,Public debt sustainability,Cryptocurrency,Populism,Tail risk,Market risks,Incentive compatibility,Venture capital,Sports Economics,Investment,Credit default risk,Longevity,Employment,Political uncertainty,Skills,Value-at-Risk,European repo market,Bitcoin,International researchers,Quantitative Easing,Real Estate,Soccer,Recovery policy,Sports Management,Private equity,Regulation,Acquisitions,Childcare,Central Bank,Pandemic,Italy,Festivals,Far right parties,Xenophobia,Technology impact,Ambiguity,Pandemics,Altcoin,Corporate investments,Bank risk,CAPM,Austerity,Pension scams,AI,COVID-19 crisis,Treasury,Revenues,Pay,Volatility,Financial crisis,Home production,COVID-19 pandemic,Artificial intelligence,Interest Rates,Country risk,Mortality,Economic History,Economic recovery,Pensions,Fiscal policy,Market risk,Fiscal inequality,Recovery,Informal economy,Data interface,COVID-19,Lockdown,Fiscal Policy

Schlagwort(e): Katsura Bunji I,Tsuruya Nanboku IV,Kana literature,Shinkokinshū,Court Diary,Buddhism,Sūtras,Dōgen,Commentaries,Kokin wakashū,Temporality,Outer writings,Kawara-no-in,Intertextuality,Premodern Japanese literature,Utatane,Nihon ryōiki,Re-interpretation,Sarayashiki,Ise monogatari,Nun Abutsu,San’yūtei Enchō,Religion,Fujiwara no Shunzei (Toshinari),Female enlightenment,Chinese novels,Ki no Tsurayuki, Kagerō nikki,Roland Barthes,Waka,Edo literature,Fujiwara no Teika (Sadaie),Japanese poetry,Text,Sharebon,Baba Bunkō,Morishima Chūryō,Layers of narration in intertextuality,Gender dynamics,Classical Chinese literature,Inner scriptures,Genji monogatari,Book indexes,Kabuki,Metatextuality,Nō theatre,Sarashina nikki,Yomihon,Zen,Fantastic literature,Mythologies

Schlagwort(e): Working conditions,European law,Health,Precarious work,Posting labour,Internal market,Labour exploitation,Collaboration,Non-European,European Labour Authority (ELA),Slovenia,Law applicable,Transnational labour market,Austria,Subcontracting,Wage dumping,Labour market,EU,Dumping,Occupational safety and health,The Aarhus Light Rail,Undeclared work,Belgium,Precariousness,Transnational posting of workers,Cross-border,The Copenhagen Metro,Free movement of workers,Freedom to provide services,European Union,Occupational Safety and Health (OSH),Posted work,Directive 96/71/EC,Trade Union,Rule enforcement,Precarity,Cross-border labour recruitment,Employment conditions,Labour migration,Language barriers,Exploitation,Inspection services,Outsourcing,Housing,Inspection activity,Construction sector,Directive 2014/67/EU,Labour flexibility,Posted workers,OSH,Atypical employment,Social dumping,Public works,Rule Enforcement,Posting of workers,Free provision of services,Third country nationals,Work transformation,Labour mobility,Italy,Applicable labour law regime,Unions,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Collective rights,Germany,Flexibility

Schlagwort(e): Administrative texts,Seleucid period,British Museum,Urban properties,Cuneiform tablets,Prebends,Arable land

Schlagwort(e): Gender,Violeta Parra,Writing variants,Contemporary novel in Slovenian,Fiction,Saints,Italian settlement,War,Fuga,Luminarias de Janucá,Musical performance,Female characters in Luminarias de Janucá,Giulian-Dalmatian exodus,Death imagery,History,Maja Haderlap,Argentine Literature,Argentine,Maria Teresa Andruetto,Chilean folk and popular music,Jewish identity,Body,Narrative,Nahḍa,Contemporary literature,E-literature,Aracoeli,Integration,Witness,Travelers,Italian literature,Fugue,Sight,Lives,Patagonia,Feminism,Banisadr,Poetry,Autobiografy,Female art,Italian Racist Laws,Zenoveva,Carson,Escape,Mexican literature,Argentine literature,Jibrān Khalīl Jibrān,Mayy Ziyāda,Pacifism,Women’s poetry,Imagination,Cortázar,Mobility,Motherhood,Proust,The Slovenians of Carinthia,Women bodies,Elsa Morante,First World War,Novel,Arabic language and literature,Exile,Frontier,Chilean literature,Hybrid identity,Margaret Sackville,Migrations,Cansinos Assens,Memory,XX century,Autofiction,Female character,Glantz,Singular women,Henriette Sauret,Latin American context,Trauma,Philosephardic campaign,Journey

Schlagwort(e): Syndemics,Inferiorisation,Ethnicity,Emplacement,Emersion procedure,Asylum seekers,Third sector organizations,Inclusion,Trentino,Coronavirus emergency,Ghettos,Migrant farmworkers,Coronavirus,Asylum right,Racial inequalities,Novel Coronavirus,Asylum System,Intercultural relations,Homelessness,Refugees and asylum seekers,Social innovation,Inequalities,Caregiving,Civil society,Bologna area,Migration policies,Gender-based violence,Reception,Brenner,Forced migrant women,Tent city,Refugees,Migrants exploitation,Racial discrimination,Ecological rift,Migration,Italian Reception System,Racism,Social exclusion,Emergency,Direct social action,Humanitarianism,Milan,Gioia Tauro Plain,Forced (im)mobility,Employment,European Union,Health disparities,Referral system,Socio-legal operator,Protection void,The state,Law 132/2018,Fundamental rights,Model,Informal settlements,Welfare,Pandemic,Italy,Receiving System,Amnesty,Borders,Domestic space as a part of migrant reception syst,Public health,Credibility assessment,Immigrant workers,Asylum,Trafficking in human beings,Immigration policies,Unaccompanied migrants,Italian reception system,Exploitation,Bozen,Agriculture,Exclusion,Reception system,Struggles,Regularisation,Immigrants,COVID-19

Schlagwort(e): Productivity,Actuality entailment,Chinese constructicon,Goal-oriented modality,Early Hong Kong society,Collostructional analysis,Linguistic database,Evaluative stance,Sentence-initial indefinites (SIIs),Categorization,Complement of State,Corpus-based,Evidentiality,Principle of compositionality,Construction grammar,Animacy,Construction Grammar,Complement of Manner,Near-synonymy,Quantitative analysis,Laudato Si’,Neologisms,Constructicography,Terms of address,Cantonese corpus,Corpus-based study,Manual motor metaphor,Derivation,Chinese character variants,Eluclidean distance,Explicitation,Iconicity,Language engineering,Multifactorial,Chinese-English modality,Form and meaning representation,Family culture,Assessment,Object manipulation,Word formation,Co-varying collexeme analysis,Chinese complement construction,Affixes,Embodiment,Corpus-based sociolinguistic study,Qualitative analysis,Object Manipulation,Complement of state,Chinese syntax,Corpus study,Deontic modality,Digital humanities,Prototype,Counterfactuality,Context,Chinese,Information structure,Medieval Chinese,Manual Motor Metaphor,Chinese Complement Construction,Complement of manner,XML mark-up,Evaluative Stance

Schlagwort(e): Vergilian tradition,Formulas,Fortuna Catulli,Declamationes,Dramaturgy,FAIR principles,Neo-Latin elegy,Nicolò d’Arco,Orality,Auienus,Misplacements,Manuscript tradition,De magistratibus,Roman consulate,Scholar exercise,Laudatio puellae,Intertextuality,Lucretius,‘Doge’ of Venice,Latin philology,Tacitus (Emperor),Christian Afterlife,12,Pliny the Elder,Hexameter,Roman aristocracy,Laocoon,Griphus,Examinatio,Latin historiography,Pupienus,Catabasis,Tibullus,Venice Ducal palace,Christian literature,Book circulation,Epic poetry,Latin Language,Fables,Conjectures,Things,Republicanism,Bacchus,Musisque Deoque,Alcimus Avitus,Late Latin poetry,Latin poetry,Catullus,Propertian intertextuality,Sallust,Inscriptions,Book of Daniel,Corippus,Book 3,Fortleben of Classics,Florentine Renaissance,Ausonius,Epigrammata Bobiensia,Metellus,Animus,Peleus,Virgil,Metamorphoses,Variatio,Principate,Machiavelli,Classical literature,Ancient roman epic,Symposius,Experimentalism,Hymn,Princeps,Late Latin literature,Late antiquity,Textual criticism,Hymnodic formulas,Tales,Epistulae,Propertius,Roman Empire,Servius auctus,Seneca,Macrobe,Sidonius,Portraits,am,Historia Augusta,Claudian,Italian Reinassance,Religious identity,Fortuna,Religion,Balbinus,Zodiac dish,Cicero,Digital Humanities,Roman Republic,Aeneid,Critical edition,Ovid,Characters,Medea,Style,Epos,Phaedrus,Classical philology,Optatianus Porfyrius,Book circulation,Aratus,Farewell from elegiac poetry,Monologue,3,Martial,Lucan,Open data,Cerberus,John Lydus,Rusticitas,Neo-Latin poetry,Objects,Carmen 9,Remigius of Reims,Saturnalia,Narratology,Vergil,Eratosthenes of Cyrene,Roman Senate,Bucolics,Carmina minora,Maximinus,Philology,Clinamen,Diomedes,Visuality,Sidonius Apollinaris

Schlagwort(e): Hanban,Renewable energies,Seascape,Hanoi,Science,Globalization,Seawater,China,Development cooperation,Water management and regulation,Folk religion,Landscape phenomenology,Technology,Cultural diplomacy,Vietnam,Spectacular society,Cultural policy,Small and micro-scale hydropower,Environmental anthropology,Confucius Institutes,Chinese ecological discourse, ecological Marxism, ,Soft power,Japan,Modernity,Japanese fishing communities,Feed-in-Tariff,Web-based charm offensive,PRC,Postcolonial

Schlagwort(e): Polish Jewishness,Spanish Civil War,Symbolic violence,Gender,Jay Winter,Murata Sayaka,Graphic memoir,Sustainability,Catalan literature,Respect,Villar,Japanese literature,Amazīgh culture,Palestine,Colonialism,Body,Political violence,Systemic violence,Temporality,Interactive visual art,Youth,Genealogies,Anal sex,Violence,Jean Laplanche,Testimony,Psychoanalysis,Precariousness,Memory,Prostitution,Reading,Najat El Hachmi,Subalternity,Ethics,Guerrillas,Body literature,India,Nini Haslund Gleditsch,Morocco,Holocaust,Walter Benjamin,Villar - Los hijos de Manuela,Testimonial narrative,Dignity,Representation,Economic violence,Ethical turn,Historical memory,Marianne Hirsch,Identity,Literature,Epistemic violence,Maurice Halbwachs,Yū Miri,Eva Koch,Memoir,Mrīrīda nʾait ʿAtiq,Kawakami Mieko,Feminism,Oliva and Norwegian humanitarian aid,Immigration,Postcolonialism,Argentinean feminist movement,Heroism,Violence against women,Exile,Human rights

Schlagwort(e): Quixote,Testament,Gender,Novelas ejemplares,Erotic crimes,De senectute,Contemporary theatre,Villaseñor,Intertextuality,Biography,Sergio Pitol,Fiction,Theogenes,Golden Age theatre,Narrative transition formulas,Cervantes theatre,Garcilaso,Library,Ludeña,Orlando furioso,Spain,Ortega Rosa,Tríptico del carnaval,History,Show,Don Quijote,El Toboso,Exemplary Novels,Body,Law,Truth,Galatea,Carla Perugini,Authentication,Reception,Revival,Classic,Interlacing,Grammar,José Manuel Lucía Megías,La Mancha,Error,Hypothetical and narrative discourse,Dances,Persiles,Anticipation,Honesto y entretenido sarao,Poetry,Jorge García López,Quijote,Music,Parody,Recreation,Elegiac dystic,Antonio de la Peña,Fame,Miguel de Cervantes,Voyage to Parnassus,Amplificatio of the enunciative system,Individual,Comparative study,Theatre,Linguistic deformation,Lofraso,Veridiction,Entremeses,Fielding,Irony,Society,Tirante,Metafiction,Conception of speech,Corography,Judgment,Orlando innamorato,Royal Court,Lie,Italy,Novel,Quintanar de la Orden,Quijote II, 74,Mainstreaming,Viaje del parnaso,Love,La Galatea,Posthumous fame,Suicide,Shakespeare,Pride,Don Quixote,Timbrio and Silerio,English theatre,Jordi Gracia,Entremés,Narratology,Rubric,Spanish Court,Narrative frame,Narrative perspective,Translation,Avellaneda,Madness,María de Zayas,Inserted poetry,Spanish novel,Clientelar relationship,Individuality,Scrutiny,Philology,Romantic irony,Scipio,Cervantes,Libretto,Opera,Poetics,Melancholy,Picaresque

Schlagwort(e): Persian narrative tradition,The Turandot tale,Origins of literary characters,Farhād,Turandot,Farrahān Shahr-barāz,Būrān-dukht,Niẓāmī

Schlagwort(e): Anatolia,Remote sensing,Epigrams,Interdisciplines,Water jar,Builder,Conflicts,Caucasus,Iconography,weaponry,Robert and Mildred Bliss,Byzantine Studies,Late Antiquity,Byzantine literature,Royall Tyler,Edgar,English Mandate,Silks,History of sciences,Triumphal columns,Sociology,Placemaking,Cities,interaction,Arabic,Academic practices,Textiles,Adaptations,Byzantine archaeology,William the Conqueror,Geocommunication,Metalwork,Portable art,elite,Dynasties,Ottomans,Persian,Anthropology,Normans,History of climate and society,Byzantine history,Ceramic finds,Description of cities,Epigraphy,Theories of exchange,Law history,Production,Research methodology (in Byzantine legal studies),History of Byzantine law,Material culture networks,writing,Health,Global history,Knowledge production,Constantinople,Urban archaeology,Writing,Geography,Borderland/Frontier,Viking,Spatial analysis,Interdisciplinarity,Healthscape,Power relations,Sociometry,French Mandate,Environmental history,Survival of cities,Turks,Urban rescue excavations,remote sensing,Byzantium,Anglo-Danish,Metaphrasis,Regressive engineering,Weaponry,Orestes,Transitional period,Asia,History of religions,Interactions with other cultures,Sigillographie,Head loading,Eastern Roman Empire,Foundation stories,Epigraphie,Inscriptions,Analysis,Sigillography,Gold,Reception,Residential architecture,Iconographie,Harald Hardrada,Roman administration,Literature,American University Museums,Byzantine age,Catalogue,Network analysis,Commerce,Sacred spaces,Amorium,Texts,Sacred landscapes,Progress,Education,Imperial Roman period,basileus,laudes,Consilience,Island,Byzantine identity,Alans,Imperial Roman Period,Late antiquity,builder,Tales,mercenaries,Byzantine trade,LiDAR,Translations,Early Medieval Mediterranean,Prosopographie,Adrianople,Database,Laudes,Gifts,Hybridity,Turkish,Mediterranean,diplomacy,Theory,Byzantine Constantinople,Architectural heritage,Tradition,Byzantine-Islamic relations,American university museums,Byzantine studies,Economic and non-economic exchange,Byzantine,dynasties,Cultural history,Concepts,Vocabulary,island,Byzantine legal studies,Red slip,Hadrian,Edward the Confessor,tales,Prosopography,Interaction,Italy,Iceland,quarries,Basileus,Foundation Stories,Production site,Isauria,Edirne,Studies,Stratagems,borderland/frontier,French mandate,Ceramic,Sasanian empire,Distribution patterns,Globular amphora,English mandate,Mercenaries,Eastern Christianity,Diplomacy,Cnut,Historical geography,Ragnvald,Crafts,stratagems,Constantinople, ecclesiastical architecture,Byzantine art,Methodology,texts,Culture of the collection,Embroidery,Constantinople, monasteries,Byzantine law,Bases de données,consilience,Asia Minor,Tabula Imperii Byzantini (TIB),Climate history,Syriac studies,Trade hub,Quarries,Monasteries,Italian museums and churches,Balkans,Ecclesiastical architecture,Space,gold,Elite,Byzantine-awareness,Chronicles,Roman infrastructure,Plunder,Philology,Tribute,Complexity theory,Digital humanities,Conservation policies

Schlagwort(e): Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia,Language,Vision of St,Herodotean Scythia,Cattle-raid,Analytical Alphabet,Oral tradition,Divorce,Marriage,Dispositif (apparatus) of security,Central Asia,Greeks,Caucasus,Constructivism,Baron de Baye,Armenian repatriation,Foucault,Court records,Homeland,Quantitative methods,Syrdon,Disciplinary mechanism,Foreign policy,Soviet Armenia,Lebanon,Kingdom of Cyprus,Multivectorism,Pontus,Scythians,Romanized Script,Abkhaz Language,Armeno-Latin Relations in the 14th Century,The geo-chromatic designation,Fændyr,Weak States,The Arabic-Islamic geographical tradition,United Nations,Nikolai Marr,Cultural transfer,The Black Sea,Uzbekistan,Abkhaz Alphabet,Ottoman Aleppo,Self-reliance,Photography,The descriptive geography,Yevgeny Polivanov,Document analysis,Codicology,Structural topic model,Ideas,Narts,Securitization,Nersēs,Diaspora,Collections,The Christian geographical tradition,Linz, Oberösterreichische Landesbibliothek, MS 447

Schlagwort(e): Catalan poetry,Joan Margarit,Architecture,Spatial Turn,Bilingualism,Spanish poetry

Schlagwort(e): Adventure,Emigration,Italy,Immigration,Identity,Literature,Argentina

Schlagwort(e): Polarization,Automation,Neo-liberalism,State,Digitalization,Interventionist state,Job insecurity,Welfare state,Power,Casualization of labour,Labour process,Working women,Internships,Inequalities,Social classes,Globalization,Precariousness,Employment,Ideology,Individualism,Financial capital,Double crisis,Unpaid labour,Platform economy,Democracy,Luciano Gallino,Care work,Class struggle,Financial capitalism,Flexibility

Schlagwort(e): Endangered languages,Linguistics,Language teaching,Ainu,glottodidattica,ainu,linguistica,Language analysis

Schlagwort(e): Council of Trent,Printed editions,House of Savoy,Antiquarian market in the early 1900s,Aqua Vergine,CIL VI 990*,Fake,Lucas Peto,Documentary forgeries,Fake inscriptions,Roman Liguria,Antiquarians,Amphora,Spurious imitations,Forged inscriptions,Christian forgeries,Renaissance,Fitzwilliam Museum,Aquileia,Digital editions,Decretum Rubiconis,Epigraphic forgeries,Aqueducts,Casa Museo dell’Antiquariato Ivan Bruschi,Intellectual history,Theodor Mommsen,Coarse altar,Forged blunder,Primacy of Sardinia,Critical editions,Senatus consultum,Cities,Non-alphabetic graphemes,Epigraphic research,Forgeries,Pingone,Classical scholarship,Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum,Latin poets of Renaissance,Pirro Ligorio,CIL VI 991*,G,Internet,Epigraphic forgeries on paper,Latin epigraphy,F,Manuscript,Manuscripts,False inscriptions,Pseudo-antique palaeography,Luigi Biraghi,Savoy Piedmont,Ciriaco de’ Pizzicolli,Epitaph,John Disney,Thomas Hollis,Meyranesio,Forgery,Spain,Epigraph balanced between dimensions and inscripti,Copies,Jacopo Valvasone,Inscribed zone as decorative surface,Epigraphy,Lepontic,Marche,Mariangelo Accursio,Ager Mediolanensis,Epigraphic models,Lex de imperio Vespasiani Antonio Agustín,Antonio Trevisi,Counterfeit instrumentum inscriptum,Ancient restorations

Schlagwort(e): Nacionalflamenquismo,Antonio Murado,Larra,Harka,Spanish regionalisms,Pedro Almodóvar,Dissatisfaction,Mercedes Núñez Targa,Sexual violence,Popular fiction,Spanish Transition,Cool capitalism,Culinary nationalism,Cultural relationships,Historical novel,Galician studies,Representation of homosexuality,National mythscape,¡A mí la Legión!,Laberinto de Pasiones,Luis Buñuel,Medieval historical fiction,Fil-Hispanic Studies,Diferente, No desearás al vecino del quinto,Middle-class,Quinqui,Ventas prison,Catalonia,Periphery,Postcolonial literary studies,Instituto Cervantes,Autarchy,Alfredo Landa,Catalan crime fiction,Francisco Leiro,Hispanic food studies,History and fiction,Gendered repression,Spain,Spanish Cultural Promotion in Asia,Spanish cuisine,Collective memory,Civil War,Philippines,Food Studies,Spanish food studies,Rumba vallecana,Spanish Cinema,Visual Art,Marta Sanz

Schlagwort(e): Martianus Capella,College of Saint Anthony,Confessionalisation of science,Astronomy,Cosmology,Tycho Brahe,Colégio de Santo Antão,Giovanni Paolo Lembo,Cristoforo Borri,Simon Fallon,Ignace Stafford,Copernicanism,Johann Chrysostomus Gall,Portugal,John Rishton ; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History

Schlagwort(e): Bronze Age,Niche Diplomacy,Central Asia,Caucasus,Iosafat Barbaro,Rangeland in mountain areas,Iron Age,Royal Tombs,Archaeology,EU-Russia Relations,Shida Kartli,Yaghnobis,Sickle blades,al-Fārābī,On Ikki Muqam,Nizari Ismailism,Khatay,Vopell,Herat,Sos Höyük,Heroes,Late Bronze Age,Georgia,Uighur titles,Late Chalcolithic,Lexical and morpho-syntactic gloss,Obsidian,Kura-Araxes culture,Russianisms,Turkish-Iranian contacts,Yaghnob,De facto states,Buddhism,Eastern Turkey,International Organisations,Central Asian Art Music,al-Kindī,Flint,Post-soviet City,Abkhazia,Ad hoc tools,Armenian,Kashgar,Political economy,Language contact,Tangut,Kura-Araxes,Baghdad,Timurid Culture Bukhara,Abd ul-Qādir ibn Ghaybi Marāghī,Maqām,Shash Maqom,Fireplaces,Samarkand,Turkistan,Cultures and identities in the Afghan Pamir,Safī al-Dīn,Lchashen-Tsitelgori,Sociolinguistics,Mantìq,Projectile points,Aradetis Orgora,Post-soviet Conflicts,Southern Caucasus,Ashuq-gusan,Sarmatia,South Caucasus,Doghlauri,Azerbaijani language,Ossetian poetry,Heart-shaped world map,Cooperation towards development,Simulacrization,Ottoman Empire,Sino-Persian relations,South Ossetia,Sayat Nova,Early Kurgan period,Azerbaijani,Arab Islamic Art Music,Wakhan Pamir (Afghanistan),De facto States,Early Bronze Age,Lexical influence,Gastaldi,Defter,Sociolinguistics, Language Policy, Georgian Langua,‘ibn-Sinā,Minor Powers,Persia,Arsarot,Gegharot,Italian translation,Manichaeism,Nagorno Karabakh,High mountain pastoralism,Hearths,Mountain communities of Pamir,Hissorak,Post-Soviet space,Middle Persian Texts,Kalmyk language,‘Cagi Acmet’ world-map,Khiva,Urban redevelopment,Turkestan,Diplomazia Umanitaria,Medieval Islamic geography,Ramusio,Extractive institutions,Yerevan,Cagi Acmet,Islam in Tang China,Georgian,Sultan Suleiman II,Matcha,B,ʿAlid diaspora,Wakhi,Funerary customs,G,Muhit,Sogdians,Kurgans,Zaravšan,Iron fӕndyr,Het’um of Korigos,C,Azerbaigian,Kosta Chetagurov

Schlagwort(e): Sehzade Mehmed,Ottoman household system,Ahd-nāme,Mehmed III,Laonicos Chalkokondyles,Rethymno,Ottoman history,Trade privileges,Income and expenses of the Ottoman Empire,Anonymous author from 1490,Byzantium,Ottoman Empire,Trade,Larnaca,Mülk villages,Chrysobull,Crete,Commodity,Tapu registers,Iacopo Promontorio de Campis,Levant,Insurances history,Venetian,John VIII Paleologus,Venetian Candia,Venetian diplomats,Felix Petantius,Sultan Mehmed II,Ottoman Candia,Ottoman Economic History,Vineyards,Property,Ottoman,Maritime transportation,Venice,Commercial partnerships history,Ottoman merchants,Murad III,16th century centralization,Venetian notaries,Spatial history,Ottoman empire

Schlagwort(e): Ōgostinos Baǰenc‘,Bitov,Armenia,Travels,Gaṙni,Naxiǰewan,Genocide stages,Travel diary,Toporov,Parrot,Armenian text,Het’um,Mechitarist Congregation,Memoirs,British noblemen,Caucasian text,Dissidents,Ottoman Empire,Travel literature,Kemal Yalçin,Armenian manuscripts,Paolo Piromalli,Journey of discovery,Western travellers,Rise of archaeology, 17th to 19th centuries,Venetian Travellers,Genocide,Paolo Maria Cittadini,Embassies,Crypto-Armenians,Strabo,Turkey,Manuscripts,Crimea,Angiolello,Identity,Western Armenia,Propaganda Fide,Dominican Order,Armenia/Armenias,Persia,Ottomans,Abovian,Early modern missions,Ararat,Catholicos,Cilicia,Cultural Memory,Jewish Russians,Councils,The Soviet Union,Free expression,Barbaro

Schlagwort(e): Prostrated characters,Penelope,Death,Love,Stesichorus,Tragic formularity,Aegisthus,Deianeira,Electra,Human,Tears,Callirrhoe,Rhetoric,Agamemnon,Prayer,Libation Bearers,Gerion,Mother,Trachiniae,Tecmessa,Orestes,Divine,Odyssey,τις-Rede,Hector,Veiled figures,Aeschylus,Laundry,Ajax,Clytemnestra,Irony,Odysseus,Euripides,Sophocles,Greek Epic,Greek Tragedy,Homer,Type-scenes,Ethical characterisation,Homeric boast,Euryalus,Hecuba,Hermes Khthonios,Pain,Nausicaa or The Washerwomen,Epic antecedents,Oresteia,Fragments,Supplication

Schlagwort(e): NMT toolkits,Human translation,Online dictionaries,Information technology,Digital tools,Project management,Boundaries of the translating mind,Translator training,Natural language processing,Language learning and teaching,Machine translation,Translation workflow,Machine Translation,Post-editing,Machine translation (mt),Master’s Programme in Translation,Neural machine translation,The Free Energy Principle and Active Inference,Automatic metrics,Digital,Post-editing (pe),Body enactivism,Artificial Intelligence,Translation,Translation competence framework,NMT literacy,Digital Humanities,Integrated translation project,Directorate-general for translation,NMT specialisation,Service translation,Computer-assisted and machine translation technolo,Embodiment and enactivism in translation,Body functionalism,Institutional translation,Online corpora,Cognition,Tools,Translation competence,MT literacy,Computer-assisted translation (cat),Interdisciplinary approach,Translation technology

Schlagwort(e): Built environment,Prehistoric Cyprus,Architecture,Multiscalar analysis

Schlagwort(e): Esperpento,Deconstruction,Iberism,Grotesque,Metaphor,Novel,Literary Theory

Schlagwort(e): Difficult heritage,Re-enactment,Activation,Deep space,Virtual,African-heritage dance,Documentation,Dance and performance in the museum,Conservation,Value,Afropessimism,Community,Participatory Art,Digital,Presence,Danish colonialism,The public,Colonial legacies,Afrofuturism,Situation,Choreography,Museum,Augmented and mixed reality,Black Commons,Jeannaette Ehlers,Address,Performance,Venice,Black dance,Museumised space,Creolisation,Decoloniality,Aesthetic subjectivity,Dance in the museum,Activism,New media art,Archive,Marseille ; thema EDItEUR::A The Arts

Schlagwort(e): Safavid Empire,Safavid-Venetian relations,Early modern diplomacy,Venice,Safavid diplomacy,Safavid envoys,Ottoman-Venetian relations,Diplomatic gift-giving

Schlagwort(e): Sophocles’ Electra,Livius Andronicus’ Aegisthus,Baj,Reception studies,Pirrotta,Aeschylus’ Persae,Dramaturgy,Power,De Chirico,Musical theatre,Agamemnon,Seneca’s Agamemnon,Meta-deliberation,Estrangement,Interculturality,Accius’s Clutemestra,Clytemnestra,Troades,Empathy,Evangelista Fossa,Aeschylus’ Agamennon,Gibellina,Pomodoro,Agamemnon ll,Dreams,Mytilene debate,Colometry,Greek tragic style,Pyrrhus,Atreidae,Metanoia,Orestes,Antonio Latella,Iphigenia,Iphigeneia in Aulis,Jan Fabre,Reception,Decision-making,Iranian mythology,Euripides,Plato’s Phaedrus,Guérin,Formularity,Collier,Music,Prophecies,Seneca,Contemporary scene,Political theatre,Adaptation,House of Names,Lyric-epirrhematic amoibaion,Anagoor,Repetitions,Classical Reception Studies,Tóibín,Aeschylus,Uncertainty,Classical reception studies,Thyestes,Ancient Greek drama,1407-1576,Re-enactment,Cassandra,Vernacular Translations,Horses and chariots,Cleon,Authorship,Isgrò,Sicilian trilogy,Thucydides,Tragedy,Re-writing,Trilogy,Dualisms,Libretto,Opera,Oresteia,Pacuvius’ Dulorestes

Schlagwort(e): March 2011,Lottery,Disaster,Ritual power,Power,Practice,Blast fishing,Fishing community,Yaeyama Archipelago,Utilising local fish,Leadership,Fisheries,Festival,Public participation,Folk religion,Satoumi,Processing and selling,Women fishery entrepreneurship group,Demography,Folk event,Sanriku,Fishing regulation,Restoration of eelgrass beds,Low value fish,Reconstruction,Anthropology of power,Sixth industry,Japan,Festival management,Oyster culture,Multilateral function,Small activity,‘Unsellable’ fish,l fishing,Aquaculture,Tsunami,Map of fishing areas,Invisibilisation of difference,World War II

Schlagwort(e): Southeast China,Chinese religion,Chinese history,Longmen lineages,Quanzhen Daoism

Schlagwort(e): Vchutemas,Apocryphal Gospels,Armenia,Nakhichivan,Taštepe-1,Soviet Amnesia,Iconography,Caucasus,Armenian miniature,Armenian cultural heritage,Sasanians,Caucasian Albania,Iberia,Silk Road,Saint Thomas,Phoenix,Vernacular Architecture,Tabula Quilonensis,Taštepe-2,Christian communities,Kingdom of Cilicia,Décors,Mannea,Sevan,Urartu,Bethlehem,Ani,Mešta,Minua,Nativity Church,William of Rubruck,Hasanlu,Armenian community in Palestine,Peacock,Status quo,Manuscripts,Persian Crosses,Persia,Franciscan missions in the East,Kerala,Medieval travel literature,Ararat,Mylapore,South Asia,Middle Ages,Urartian Inscription,Vaspurakan

Schlagwort(e): Ma,Greek lullaby Κοιμήσου καί παρήγγειλα,Mori Mariko,Noh theater,Aesthetic of Emptiness,Shō,Japan aesthetics,Zeami Motokiyo,Japanese ink painting (sumie),Etude III,Film genres,Japanese literature,Suzuki Daisetsu,Bushi,Hosokawa,AKA Serial Killer,Architecture and emptiness,Lettera alla madre,Estetica del vuoto,Fūkeiron,Lost decades,Silence and sound,Japanese cinema,Calligraphy-painting,Aesthetics,Soundtrack,Akutagawa Ryūnosuke,Auto-orientalismo,Emptiness,Edogawa Ranpo,Noh music,Tanizaki Jun’ichirō,Adachi Masao,Japanese mouth organ,Toshio Hosokawa,Calligraphy,Documentary,Japanese art,Hagiwara Sakutarō,Japanese music,Japanese film music,Cinema,Medieval Japan,Governmentality,Japanese modernism,Oguri Kōhei,Music composition and childhood memory,Youth,Zen,Synaesthesia,Buddhism

Schlagwort(e): Hyginus,Aratus,Cosmography,Castasterism,Astronomy,Editorial Technique,Book illustration,Manuel Bryenne,Diagram,Harmony of the spheres,Renaissance,Italian Humanism,Book Illustration,Star iconography,History of Libraries,Ancient astronomy,Celestial mythology,Treatises on Astrolabe,Owners and provenances,Astronomical illustration,Astronomical ancient printed books,Medieval manuscripts,Italian humanism,Astronomical Manuscripts,Catalogues and Shelfmarks,Hipparchus,Computer-assisted Critical Editions,Illuminated manuscripts,Zenith star method,Incunables,Classics,Incunables Classical tradition,Astrothesy,Manuscripts,Marciana National Library, Venice,Medieval astronomy,Eratosthenes,Harmonica,Pythagoreanism,Mediaeval astronomy,Aratean tradition,Cristannus De Prachaticz,Authorities,Classical Tradition,Illumination,Ancient Greek Music,Ancient and Modern,Aldine Press,Astral Mythology,Digital Stemmatology,Ptolemy,Ancient constellations,Constellations,Circumference of the earth

Schlagwort(e): Printed plays,Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch,Actors’ roles,Variants,Editing, reading, performing dramatic texts,Notational trascriptions,Lope de Vega,Calderón de la Barca,Textual studies,Stage copies,Graphic indications,El castigo sin venganza,Editor’s choices,Copyists,Locations,NeoLachmannian method,Performative variants,Theatre,Onstage,La corona de Hungría,Autograph manuscripts,Scribes,Aside,Portuguese theatre,Manuscripts,Verbal forms,Digital edition,Editorial criteria,Critical edition,Stemmatics,Editing,Producing the stage,Stage directions,Lope de Vega’s autographs,Dutch adaptations,La dama boba,Vera Tassis,Autograph comedies,Holograph manuscripts,Spanish Theatre of the Golden Age,French theatre of the sixteenth and seventeenth ce,Textual Criticism,Textual criticism

Schlagwort(e): Genre,Old and Middle High German,Theory and practice of translation,Intertemporal Translation,Literal or figurative,Aristocratic Identity,Hwæt-hypotheses,Translation Studies,The Wife’s Lament,Law,Tolkien,Courtly Ideology,Translation Theory,Medieval German Literature,Old Norse,J,Kingship,Translation,Fornaldarsögur,Seamus Heaney,Rewriting,William Morris,Medieval Sweden,Ælfric of Eynsham,Chancey Brewster Tinker,Translation practice,Áns saga bogsveigis,Verba seniorum,Legal translation,Beowulf,Editorial work,R,Albrecht von Halberstadt,Anglo-Saxon England,Old English,Transcodification,Soul-and-body literature,Landslov,John Porter,Old Icelandic literature,Hermann of Thuringia,Old Norwegian,Exile,Ovid’s Metamorphoses

Schlagwort(e): Cultures,Non-verbal communication,Verbal communication,Intercultural communication,Communication between Spanish and Italians

Schlagwort(e): Gudea,Third millennium BCE,Lagash II,Mesopotamia,Administration,Cuneiform

Schlagwort(e): quadrivium,Kazakhstan,Armenia,Land-locked countries,Music,Cosmology,Nikolay Marr,Vardan Aygekc‘i,Georgia-Russia relations,Massagetians,Orientalism,Conflicts,Caucasus,Physiologus,Small dependent jurisdictions,7th century AD,Post-soviet,Valichanov,Social stratification,Hugo Schuchardt,Interdependence,Middle class,Caucaso meridionale,Russian Empire,Amazons,Scythians,Travellers in the Caucasus,Internally displaced persons,Frameworks,Collective action,Inscriptions,Identità nazionale,Intelligentsia,Modernisation,Mxit‘ar Goš,Relazioni internazionali,Trivium,Energy security,Aesop,Caucasian history,Housing,Political mobilisation,Societal transformations,Lamberti,Polievktov,Azernaigian,Azerbaijan,Baudouin de Courtenay,Tradition and innovation,Armenia (XI-XIV century),Georgia,Old Georgian alphabet,Education,Armenian Fable Tradition,Energy politics,Anania Širakac‘i,De facto states,Southern Caucasus,Human rights

Schlagwort(e): Kagoshima Japanese,Phonology,Linguistic relativity,Discourse analysis,Gender,Moraic isochrony,Multilingualism,Adjectives,Kokugaku philology,Relative clauses,Linguistic landscape,Japanese phonetics,Japanese impoliteness,Reading ability,Keigo,Late Middle Japanese,Subtitling,Context-driven methodology,Japanese,Morphosyntax,Personal pronouns,Theory,Thinking-for-Speaking,Japanese written language,Italian,Worldview,Spoken corpora,Kanji strings,Japanese dialects,Teaching strategies,Finland,Pragmatics,Language Education Policy,Noun incorporation,Durational compensation,Vowel devoicing,Corpus linguistics,Talmy’s typology,Inherent segment duration,Queer speech,Complement clauses,Pragma-linguistics,Teaching Japanese prosody,Segmental Structure,Upper secondary school,Motion event description,Japanese Language Education,Kanji competence,Pitch accent,Lenition,Audiovisual translation,Gesture,pitch accent,Japanese language,Ainu,Teaching Japanese pronunciation,Metalanguage,France,English-Japanese bilinguals,Language criticism,Spontaneous talk

Schlagwort(e): Classical Persian poetry,Chinese Bible,Bible translation,Jesuit missionaries,Missionary linguistics,Metaphors,Qian Zhongshu,Franciscans in China,Pluridiscursivity,Christian lexicon,Intertextuality,Kirishitanban,Iconic turn,Translation,Sadness,Zhang Ailing’s novels,Empathetic imagination,Self-translation,Figurative language,Medieval Japan,Modernity,Lu Xun,Modes of translation in China

Schlagwort(e): “The Town of the Mockingbirds”,Portfolio,Shu-mei Shih,Risk,Hadashi no Gen,Language Hybridity,Metaphor,Foreign Language Education,Autonomous Learning,Dōgen,Intermediate Group,OCOJ,Welfare Language Pedagogy,BCCWJ,Safety Level,Deconstruction,Burattino,Justice,Transnational Literature,CSJ,Geography Textbooks,Glocalization,Engaged Pedagogy,Monello,Nuclear Power,Visual Images,Mori Reiko,Multiple Clause Linkage Structure,War Brides,Multiple Modernities,Mitate,Incremental Production,Le avventure di Pinocchio,Reading Lessons Using Japanese Literature,Bio-Politics,Françoise Lionnet,Radiation,Japan,‘Minor Transnationalism’,Italy,Japanese Buddhism,Traduzione giapponese,Japanese Language

Schlagwort(e): New masculinity,Children’s literature,Leire Bilbao,Karmele Jaio,Narrative,Basque Literature,Works of women writers,Victim,Women’s writing,Reception,Literature,Male violence,Basque literature,Aggressor,Sociology of Literature,Picturebook,Feminism,Maternity,Violence against women,Poetry

Schlagwort(e): Italian Literature,Iberianism,Fortune,Don Quijote,Phraseology,Iberianist Portuguese League,Literary criticism,Curial e Güelfa,Solitude,Tirant lo Blanc,Criticism,History of Medieval Philosophy,History of literature,Collocations,Experience of reality,Corpus Linguistics,Symbolic transfiguration,Catalan literature of the Middle Ages,Carnation Revolution,Early Modern Age,Translation,Giuseppe Grilli,Maragall,Regeneracionism,Cultural contest,Digital Humanities,Comparative literature,Catalan culture,Narcís Comadira,Baroque,Anthology,Bernat Metge,Francesc Vicent García,Contemporary Catalan literature,Nature and writing,Tableaux,Postmodernism,Anniversary,Diachronic Linguistics,Poetical intentions,Humanism,Yxart,Re-translation,Twentieth Century,Catalan Literature,Medieval and Renaissance Catalan Literature,Francesc Fontanella,Ramon Llull,Poetic language,Poetry,Grilli,Count Arnau

Schlagwort(e): Vespucci’s scientific legacy,Amerigo Vespucci,Textual criticism of Vespucci’s letters,Origin of the New World’s name,Political background of early Renaissance navigati,Columbus versus Vespucci: their different achievem ; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History

Schlagwort(e): Gender resolution,Inclusive language,Jurisdiction,Sexism,Discrimination,Gender,Algerian French,Gender Perception,VAWG,Corpus Linguistics,Multimodal analysis,Gender-Specific Swear Words,Freedom of speech,Algerian press,Gendered Hate Speech,Hate speech,Nouns of occupations,Text Analysis,Violence,Gender Studies,Italian Language and Linguistics,Women,Stereotypes,Feminization,Internet Regulation,Linguistic sexism,Politeness Formulas,WhatsApp Communication,Gender-Inclusive Language,Gender Representation,Ciao,Italian Morphology,Repetition,Feminisation,Spoken Communication,LGBTQ+,Hate Crimes,Gender Stereotypes,Recipient,Corpus linguistics,Innovativeness,Authority,Free Speech,Criminalization in Italy,Homonationalism,Sexist Language,Female Voters,Topic modelling,Gender equality,Italian Sociolinguistics,Conservativeness,Reduction,Survey Methods,Politics,Woman,Language emancipation,Media,Misogyny,CMC,Language and gender,Hate Speech,Feminine Job Titles,Interaction,Italy,Brexit,Media language,EU Legislation,Political speech,Council of Europe,Global Media Monitoring Project,Grammatical gender,Human rights,CDA

Schlagwort(e): Language,Fear,nurture,Political epistemology,Second philosophy,Cosmopolitanism,Medieval philosophy,Disposition,Dewey,Seneca,Personal identity,Epistemological naturalism,Citizen of the world,Nick Enfield,Metaphilosophy,Sensible affections,Human sociality,Justice,Naturalism,Self,Naturalization,Ethics,Theory of knowledge,Nature,Language and cognition,Nicomachean Ethics,God,Emergentism,Cartesianism,Laws,Sou,Uni-directionality,Stoicism,Consciousness,Nature vs,Culture and mind,Will,Soul and body unity,Virtue,Physical pains,Spinoza,Diogenes of Oinoanda,Habits,Wittgenstein,Political philosophy,Continuism,Aristotle,Method,Change,Mind,Dualism,Human nature,Past,Scepticism,Epicureanism,Ontological naturalism,David Hume ; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History

Schlagwort(e): Dance,Migrants’ rights,Gender,Working tools,Slovenia,Participative approach,Fascism,Appropriation,Europe,Stigmatization,Digital,Cultural property,Responsibility to protect,Terrorism,Tourism,Urban sprawl,Right to the (I)CH,Local collective action,Religious heritage,Waterscapes,Indigenous people,Sharing and integration,Animal Rights Movements,Ecosystems research,Venice,Cultural rights,Chorus,Stakeholders,Regional law,Destruction,Representations,Social memory,Human rights,Hydrography,Cultural heritage,Local communities,Commons,Mexico,Digital culture,ICH,Faro Convention,Cultural properties,Dialogue,Heritage,Contemporary conflicts,Subject-object,Dalmatia,Cultural goods,Heritage community,Traditional Knowledge,Venetian craftsmanship,Cultural,Restitution,Return,International art market,Communities,Digital repatriation,Guilt,Humanitarian law,Ownership,Right to participate in cultural life,Heritage Community,Intentional destruction,Legal and Social Anthropology,Street performances,Life-long learning methods,CH,Mediterranean,Intangible Cultural Heritage,International law,Agreement,Right to take part in cultural life,Cultural communities,Gondola’s heritagisation,Biocultural paradigm,Ecomuseums,Representation,Museums,NGOs,Property,Scuola dalmata di San Giorgio e Trifone,Politics of place,Digital heritage,Knowledge,Adult education,Heritage walk,Mining,Management and governance,Landscape,Governance,Social justice,Study circle,Heritage politics,Ruskin,Tintoretto,Cultural identity,Bona fide purchaser,Memory,Cultural sustainability,Participation,Common good,Ethnography,Access,Guardians,Intangible,Italian Colonialism,Unesco,Heritage practices,Sephardic Jews,Active Citizenship,Certificate of free circulation,Cultural interest,Exclusion,Endangered heritage,Folklore,Romani People,Local CH,Vernacular architecture

Schlagwort(e): Intermedial relation,Critical listening,Author’s voice,Sound recording,Digital archives

Schlagwort(e): Landscape,Frontier,Philosophy and Film,Kashmir,Nuristan,Avestan,Defensive moat,Grammaticalization,Pre-Islamic,Vedic,Iranian calendar,Persian language,Mughals,Talesh,Indus,Gonbad-e Kāvus,Indo-Persian,Mirrors in Movies,Sasanians,Bidel,Sino-Sogdian art,Ziyarids,Phoenix,Deccan,Ni’matullāhiyya,Other,Lucknow,Religious identity,Iranian Dialectology,Iran,Northern Iran,Qābūs ibn Wušmgīr,Bahmanī,Funerary architecture,Indo-Iranian,Qatīl,Hindu Kush,Abbas Kiarostami,Iranian Studies,Indo-Persian poetry,Shī‘a,Shi’a,Fenghuang,Arabic Dialectology,Kafiristan,Barrier,Keywords?,Loanwords,Mockery,Sayyids,Iranshahr,Masnavi,Simurgh,Photography,Interfaith,Conversion,Iranian Cinema,Kalasha,Diaspora,Gilan

Schlagwort(e): Ecumenical Patriarchate,Ukrainian-Western cultural relations, art and poli,Jurisdiction,Soviet Ukraine,Ukrainian-Western cultural relations,Ukraine,Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church,Ukrainian patriotism,Motion,Color,NATO,Visual cinema,Russian language,Linguistic diplomacy,In (preposition),Pending cases,Renaissance,Crimea, Russian Federation, pending cases, Human r,Modern art,Ukrainian crisis,Contemporary Ukraine,Nation,Legal Ukrainian,Nation-building,Memory,Ukrainian,Ukrainian religious art,19th-21st centuries,Conflict resolution,Russian Federation,Russian Empire,Nomina agentis,Political consequences,Poroshenko,Feminine agentives,Historical debate,Armed conflict,Icon,Sovereignty,Historical heritage,Legal translation,Baroque,History of art,Language policy,Post-Majdan,Crimea,Eastern Flank,Identity,Ucraino giuridico,Language planning,Orthodox Church of Ukraine,Slavophfilism,Ukrainian language,Gender linguistic,Legal Russian,Moscow Patriarchate,Folk art,Transformations of diathesis,Form,Donbas,Nationalism,Russia,Geopolitics,Art and politics,Human rights

Schlagwort(e): Nazism,Cinematic space,El desdén con el desdén,Pilar Miró,Golden Age Drama,Filmic rewriting,Monologue,Francisco Franco,Shakespeare,Theatrical space,Rafael Alberti,Hispanism,Franco’s regime,Portugal,Don Juan,Reception of the Golden Age Theatre Heritage,Dictatorship,Adaptation,Communism,Spanishness,Lope de Vega,National identity,Spanish Comedia,Spanish theater of Golden Century,Theatre,El Alcalde de Zalamea,Theater-cinema relations,Francoism,Siglo de Oro,Cinematographic adaption,Calderón,Reception,Menos es más,Spanish cinema,Theories on adaptation,Audience,Screen adaptation,Spanish Golden Age theater,Film adaptation,Cinema,Spain,Theatre in cinema,Argentine cinema,Film version,María Teresa León,Agustín Moreto,El perro del hortelano,Pedro Calderón de la Barca,Golden Age Drama Studies,Propaganda,Censorship,Dialectic high vs low,Naples,La vida es sueño,Reception of the Golden Age theatre heritage

Schlagwort(e): May Fourth,Marginalia,Jing Yinyu,Cosmopolitism,Beiju, 悲剧,New Tide,May Fourth Movement,Translation,Tragedy,Common sayings,Agents of translation,Frame space,May 4th Movement,Sadness,Ba Jin,Anarchism,Vernacular language,May Fourth movement,Folklore,“The people”,Modernity,Hu Pu’an,Institut Franco-chinois de Lyon,Modern Chinese literature,Xu Zhongnian,Utopianism,Melancholy

Schlagwort(e): Post-classical Islam,Scholarly verification (taḥqīq),Meḥmed II’s imperial patronage,Knowledge production,Avicennan philosophy,God’s unicity (tawḥīd),Early modern intellectual history,Culture of court debate,Theory of disputation,Ottoman philosophy and theology,Necessity,Quiddity,Existence

Schlagwort(e): Political iconography,Visual Culture,Fascism,Power,Surveillance,Iconography,National image,Byzantine empire,French Revolution,Sapieha family,Image and power,Jan Fryderyk Sapieha,Allegory,Directory,Image,Kustar,New media installation art,Aby Warburg,Russian style,Politics,Venice,Byzantine sculpture,Socially engaged art,Lucerne,Post-representation,Postcolonialism,Occupational realism,Gendered bodies,A/traverso,Metaphor,Geographical personifications,Byzantine Empire,Paraesthetics,Public sphere,Materialism,Poor power images,Lebanon,Visual identity,Gaze,Design,Technology,Poor power Images,Our Lady of Kodeń,Modern Art History,Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth,Post-Representation,Palazzo Madama, Torino,Painted facade,Sursock Museum,Latin faith,Countersurveillance Fashion,Speculative design,Portrait de la jeune fille en feu,Feminist art,〈p〉Kustar,Speculative Design,Beirut,Political iconology,Un’Ambigua Utopia,Image theory,Salon dʼAutomne,Russian Empire,Second Post War Period,Sixteenth-century Italian art,Countersurveillance fashion,Crossmapping,Palaiologan Renaissance,Wearable technologies,Venice Biennale,Warfare,Alternative press,Neoliberal imaginary,Contemporary art,Drone,Melodrama,John V Palaiologos,Salon d'Automne,Decoloniality,Labour of love,Italy,Scuole Grandi,Propaganda,Rhetoric,Holbein,Saint George,Modern art history,Coronation of Miraculous Images,Visual culture,Renaissance,Exhibition,Portrait de la jeune fille en few,Optic Nerve,Historiographical bias,Macedonia,Sex,Religious submission,Cittadini originari,General intellect,Wood,Distorted portrait,Folklore,The Bureau of Melodramatic Research,The Peggy Guggenheim Collection,Revolutionary festival,New Formalism,Arts and crafts,Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock,Symbols,Pietro Aretino,Kodeń,Autotheory,New Media Installation Art,Vittorio Viale ; thema EDItEUR::A The Arts

Schlagwort(e): Landscape,Contemporary Japan,Iwashimizu Hachimangū,Japanology,Hiyoshi Taisha,Cultural heritage,Discourse analysis,Sathya Sai Baba,Environmental sustainability,Guru,Shugendō,Engi,Fascism,Kumano,History of thought,Japanese Fascism,Japanese Imperialism,Ritual,Shaman,Philosophy of music (Japan),‘Dialogical dialogue’,Japanese religions,Pilgrimage,AI,Polythetic class,Philosophical truth,Buddhism and music,Goryōe,First public discourse,Historiography,Shinbutsu,Massimo Raveri,Anthropology of Japan,Sutra of the Questions by Druma, King of the Kinna,Path to salvation,Oxford,Affect,Kagura,Armageddon,Philosophy of pure positive,Second World War,Shin-shin-shūkyō,Mindar,Mountain beliefs,Gagaku,Teachings,Satoyama,Mānasa Bhajare,Japanese Buddhism,Japan,Asahara Shōkō,Combinatory rituals,Amidist Buddhism,Japanese studies,Aum Shinrikyō,New-new religions,Robots,Social anthropology,Japanese shamanism,Apocalypticism,Buddhist wisdom

Schlagwort(e): Argentinian writer,Ángel Bonomini,Tales,Literature,Fantastic

Schlagwort(e): Dogen,Selfhood,Death,Unnatural,Haunting,Hijikata Tatsumi,Edgar Morin,Atomic Bomb,Natural,Body,Anti-Dance,Ghosts,Tsukamoto Shin’ya,Company’s Founder,Actor Network,Leo Tolstoy,Rokugatsu no hebi,Vladimir Jankélévitch,Witness Literature,Dōjōji,Matsushita Denki,Personhood,Psychoanalysis,Autopsy,Shiseikan,Memory,Mujō,Shiga Naoya,Sociology,Dark Tourism,Butō,Corpse,Salvation,Biyanlu,Cross-Gendered Performance,Plato,Corporeality,Sony,Nagasaki,Desire,Literary Theory,Acephale,Body and Object,Eroticism,Female Desire,Identity Quest,Cinema,Japan,Lacan,Kinosaki nite,Mugen noh,Izutsu,Coroners,Dream,Distance,England,Storytelling,Company-sponsored Funeral,Shibusawa Tatsuhiko,Philosophy of Death,Hiroshima

Schlagwort(e): Orient,Middle East,Esoterism,Freemasonry,Egypt,Ottoman Empire,Sufism,Islam,Hermeticism

Schlagwort(e): Landscape,Nazism,Chryses,Atreids,Greek comic fragments,Atriden,Parody,Electra,Cassandra,Akousilaos,World War II,Victorian Age,Agamemnon,Pherekydes,Pacuvius,Modern productions of Greek tragedy,Clytaemnestra,Kimon,Alfieri,Orestes,Tragedy,Iphigenia,Thyestes,Greek tragedy,20th century,Greek religion,Euripides,Gerhart Hauptmann,Greek,Identity,Homer,Kinship,Rewriting of Classical Myth,Greek mythography,Poetry and theatre,Feminism,Rewritings,Blood,Echepolos,Fragments,Myth,Aristophanes

Schlagwort(e): Health,Immigration detention,Principle of non-refoulement,Detention Centre,Libya,Fortress Europe,Neo-liberalism,Readmission Agreements,Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),Psychotraumatology,Medical power,Dehumanization,Nation-State,Argentina,Balkan Route,Unaccompanied minors,State violence,Violence,Asylum seekers,Border control,Latin America,Migrants,Children,African asylum seekers,Psychopathology,Torture,Asylum,3 ECHR,Belgium,Nation,Far-right parties,Immigration by sea,Non-refoulement,Fundamental human rights,Witness,Neoliberalism,Morocco,Rebirth,Economic crisis,Crimes Against Humanity,Israel,Literature review,Psychological distress,Subsaharans Africans,Administrative detention centers,Mental health,Art,Political rights,Post-traumatic stress disorder,European migration policies,Inhuman or degrading treatment,Memorandum Italy-Libya,Democracy,Refugee,Refugees,Borders,Migration,Politics,Spain,Association Doctors against torture,Prison,Sinai,United States,Custody,Brazil,Immigration,International protection,Racism,Rescue obligation,Undocumented migrant women,Abuse,Human rights,Philosophy

Schlagwort(e): Queen Myŏngsŏng,Barbarians,Soft diplomacy,Jesuits,Civilization,Chosŏn dynasty,Kisaeng,Korea,Pilgrim sites,Postcard,Russo-Japanese War,Late Chosǒn,Slovenia,Kojong,Korean Catholic Church,King/Emperor Kojong,Western perception of Korea,Unequal treaties,Kyŏmjae Chŏng Sŏn,Travelogue,Kunstkamera,Neutrality,Heritage conservation,Modern Korea,Pope,Belgium,Travel literature,UNESCO,Photography of Korea,Screen,Jack London,Korean history,Isabella Bird Bishop,Spaniards in Korea,Vatican,Hong Tae-Yong,Tourism,Korean photography,Ǔnsan gold mine,Korean painting,Travel photography,Documentary film,Tokwon (Tŏkwŏn) Abbey,World map,Imperialism,True-scenery landscapes paintings (chin’gyŏng sans,Diplomatic relations,Attribution,Pak Che-sun,Soft power,Commerce,Austro-Hungarian navy,Eastern Pioneer Company,Heritage preservation,Nation building,Star chart,Late Chosŏn,Burton Holmes,Alma Karlin,Hallerstein,Léon Vincart

Schlagwort(e): Ideal Government,The Flavian dynasty,Roman History,Caracalla,Contemporary historiography,Augustus,Mixed Constitution Theory,Commodus and Pertinax,Civilitas Principis,Vespasian,Imperator,Imperial Historiography,Macrinus,Titus,Ideal emperor,Cassius Dio,Senate,Cicero,Pertinax,Domitian,Severan dynasty,Stoicism,Emperor-Senate relationships,Monarchy,Elagabalus,Caligula and Claudius,Septimius Severus,Virtue,Ancient Rome,Political structure,Cassius Dio’s contemporary history,Principate,Consilium,Iron age,Dynastic succession,Caesar

Schlagwort(e): Libreria di San Marco,Books trade,European Research Council,Book Illustration,Psalterium,Transport,Constantinus Lascaris,Early Greek printing,Mainz,Consumer prices,European Research Area,Johannes Crastonus,Francesco De Madiis,Hand-illumination,European identity,Visual image search,Library arrangement,Catalonia,Bookselling,Bookbinding,Margaret Bingham Stillwell,Material culture,Family expense,Woodcuts,Reformation,Bonus Accursius,Donatus,Illuminators,Early modern book history,Illumination,Edition copies,Ars minor,Venice,Purchasing power,History of Data,National Library of Israel,16thcentury,Bottom-up research,Hebrew incunabula,Book prices,Rome National Central Library,Fondazione Giorgio Cini,Printed images,Inventory Of Books,Prince d’Essling,Semantic web,Lombardy,Books,Barcelona,Bologna,Laonicus & Alexander,History of the book,Materia medica,American Special Collections Libraries,Printing,Printing medicine,Marciana National Library,Polonsky Foundation,Trade,Subiaco,Pio,LOD,Binding waste,Catholic Church,Memmingen,Wheat,Incunables,Manuscript,Provenance,Johann Gutenberg,Padua,Provenance marks,Ius commune,Data Archaeology,Rubrication,Booktrade,Private libraries,Fairs,History of consumption,CRELEB,Book History,Francesco Platone de’ Benedetti,Prices,Fragments,Data Visualisation,Images,Libraries,Owners,Deeds of sale,Linked Open Data,Estense,Theology,Cost of living,Gutenberg Bible,Image-matching,Early modern book prices,15th-century printing,GIS,Law books,Early library catalogues,Bessarion,Corpus iuris civilis,Woodcut illustration,Printed Books,Road infrastructure,Early-Modern Printed Book,Reading practices,Digital Humanities,Short Title,Legal history,Frederick Goff,Emanuel Chrysoloras,Vespasiano da Bisticci,Nicolas Jenson,Second Census,Handwritten inscriptions,Book-making,Bibliography,Benedictines,Erotemata,Commercial strategies,Laonicus &amp ; Alexander,History of Lithuania,Suppression of religious houses,Medical texts,Costs,Book trade,Books of the 15th Century,Provenance research,Historical Collections,Illustration,Book history,Legal texts,MEI,Bartolus de Saxoferrato,Bartolomeo Lupoto,British Library,16th century,Renaissance,Scholarly network,History of Universities,Third Census,Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana,Duc de Rivoli,Textual transmission,Wages,History of the boo,Xylography,Victor Masséna,Research excellence,15th century,ISTC,15th Century Booktrade,Marks in books,Corpus Iuris,Data Provenance,Aldus Manutius,Notes of ownership,Wine,Manual image annotation,Decoration,XVI Century,Scholarly book,CERL,Venetian Republic,Aesopus,Digital humanities,Ferrara,Franz Renner,Inventory of Books,Incunabula ; thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History

Schlagwort(e): Timaeus of Tauromenium,Dionysius I,Engyon,Trial against Verres,Verrinae,Eryx,Impiety,Diodorus of Sicily,Geography,Verres,Historical Library,Duris of Samos,Ancient Sicily,Gelo,Narrative,Bribery,Henna,Temples,Greek historiography,Gelon,Mythical landscapes,Monuments,Narratology,Religion,Works of art,Agrigento,Cities,Route,Cicero,Dionysius of Syracuse,Greek religion,Phalaris,Agathocles,Insularity,Daedalus,Extortion,Heracles,Cults,Portrait,Tyrant,Kore,Sicily,Greek art,Politics,Speeches,Agyrion,Natural landscape,Immersion,Trial,Tyranny,Callimachus,Robbery,Diodorus,Myth,Carthago

Schlagwort(e): Resistant reading,Ethical commitment,Academic methodology,Academic research,Gender studies,Male violence,Literary studies

Schlagwort(e): Peruan literature,Self-reflexivity,Gender,Nueva Canción Chilena,Graphic novel,México,Pampa Gringa,Policies of memory,Conquest in the media,Power,Literary fiction,Mexican Conquest,Samanta Schweblin,History of reading,José María Arguedas,Mauricio Rosencof,Mauricio Magdaleno,Monteiro Lobato,Globalised societies-multiple identity,Intertextuality,Queer,Biography,Ernesto Che Guevara,American myth,Detective stories,Luis Martín Guzmán,Unspeakable,Latin-American boom,Manuel Gálvez,Indigenous,Jorge Enrique Adoum,Situated poetry,Documentary photography,Belizean Maya culture,Gastón Gori,Dystopian fiction,Romance,Historical translation,Cuba,Mexican Revolution,Self-translation,Churubusco,Literature of the self,Italian emigrant-individual crisis,Chile en monte, valle y mar,Columbia,History of women,Silvina Ocampo,Religious syncretism,Short story,Post-dictatorship Argentine culture,Urban novel,Science-fiction,Narrative journalism,Mario Vargas Llosa,Utopia,History,Mexican-American war,Centroamérica,Amado Chan,Conqueror,Body,Geopoetics,Horacio Quiroga,Traumatic past,Contemporary Argentine narrative,Enrique Bernardo Núñez,Historical poetry,La cicatrice,La sed del ojo,Neo-baroque,Minorities,Argentine Pampa Gringa,Ecocriticism,Graphic journalism,Malvinas War,Autobiography,Illustrations,Carlos Sabat Ercasty,La virgen del Samiria,Los Calchakis,Poem,Reception,Bolivia,Reinaldo Arenas,Sixteenth and seventeenth century historiography,Self-fiction,Albert Bensoussan,Amparo Dávila,Identity,Literature,Pablo Montoya,Nomadic subject,Migration,Conquest,Modernity,Posthuman,Maya poetry,Guadalupe Nettel,Contemporary Argentinian literature,Andean music,Fray Marcos de Niza,Synthesis,Rosa Chávez Juárez,Encounter,Jorge Ibargüengoitia,Lima,Quechua,Marcela Turati,Migration studies,Narrative space,Spanish Empire,Mini-fiction,Briceida Cuevas Cob,XXI century,Hybridisation,Uruguayan poetry,Female identity,Andrea Ferraris,Science fiction,Dictatorship,Río de la Plata,The Neighbourhood,Latin America,Private journal,Unheimlich,Cultural exchanged,Maya Cu,Migratory literature,Colonization,Female writing,Amazonian literature,Theatre,Irrepresentability,Mestizo,Rewriting,Cinco esquinas,Oscar Martínez,Fernando Monacelli,Neorealism,Mini-fiction in Peru,History and myth,Contemporary Argentine literature,Paiche,Luis de Miranda de Villafañe,Monster,Homosexuality,Inti-Illimani,Mayan poetry,Travel books,Realism,Fernández de Lizardi,Theory of mini-fiction,East and West Indies,Fernando Birri,Los derrotados,Amerindian women,Textuality,Autobiographical genre,Metamorphosis,Otherness,Escuela de Santa Fe,Novel,Aníbal Quijada,Cry of ‘Ajetreo’,Literary theory,Exile,Myth,Poetic language,Siete Ciudades de Cíbola,Falklands War,Belizean literature,Landscape,Oral history,Illness,Peruvian literature,Testimony literature,Intimism,Selective traditions,Religions,Italian reception of Latin-American music,Lina Meruane,Historic novel,The Notebooks of the Earth,US-Mexican border,Objects,Multiculturality of Belize,Venezuelan literature,Cultural identity,Central America,Corporality,Memory,Autofiction,Translation,Julia de Burgos,Literature and photography,Drug trafficking,Environment,Pornographic Photography,Mariano Azuela,Mexicas,Pearls exploitation,Hierophany,Mario Bellatin,Image of the Native American,Cultural memory,Francisco Vázquez de Coronado,Creative Friendship,Cono Sur,Diamela Eltit,Immigration,New World,Reportage,Pablo Escobar,Fantastic literature

Schlagwort(e): Alardy,Monastery of Santo Spirito,New Orientalism,Conflict management,Protests,the Other,Armenian communities in Italy,Central Asia,Orientalism,Caucasus,Post-soviet City,Political Debate,Russian Literature,Circassians,Tbilisi,Sectarianism,Italian Press,Armenia Magazine Torino,Wastyrǵi,Armenian Epigraphy,Armenian Church,Via Francigena,Derussification,Ossetians,Armenian-Italian Community,Institution building,Armenian Press,Self-determination,Abkhazians,Armenian Genocide,Minorities,Russian FL,Kartvelian,Armenia (late 19th century),Society,San Domenico in Orvieto,Turkey,Language policy,Ossetian Poetry,Eurasia, Nazarbayev,Wilsonianism,Identity,Imperialism,Iron Fӕndyr,Language planning,Nostalgia,Urban form,Azerbaijan,Paris Peace Conference,IItalian and German translation,Wacilla,Nation Identity,Sociolinguistics,Georgia,Nart epos,Nation Brand,Gappo Baev,13th-century Umbria,Lexical and morpho-syntactic gloss,Svan,Latin Epigraphy,France (late 19th century),Kosta Khetagurov,Mother of Orphans (Widow),Kazakhstan,Nationalism,Diaspora,Public opinion (late 19th century),Symbolic space

Schlagwort(e): Early Francoism,Iberianism,Editorial Boom,Spanish crime fiction,Thresholds,Barcelona,Eugenio de Castro,Paratexts,Unamuno,Catalanism,António Ferro,Hispanism,Portugal,Oliveira Martins,Literary Theory,Europe,Joan Estelrich,Geração de 70,Revista Ocidental,Saramago,Decadence,History of the Discipline,Women,Realist Iberism,Carpentier,Maragall,Cinematographic Transposition,Allegory,Cultural Iberism,Febo Moniz,Iberian Studies,Sluizer,Periphery,Regeneration,Cultural Studies,Iberisms,Instituto de Estudios Hispánicos de Barcelona,Iberism,Alicia Giménez Bartlett,Modernism,Emilia Pardo Bazán,Cartas peninsulares,Iberian Peninsula,Nationalism,Rêverie,Geopolitics,Alberto Martín-Artajo

Schlagwort(e): Nabataean Aramaic,Ancient Near East,Epigraphy,Diglossia,Greek

Schlagwort(e): Ottoman book history,Consultation notes,Marginalia,Autograph,Medieval translation,Readings,Paratextual marks,Correspondence,Libraries,Commentaries,Intellectual independence,Mutakallimūn,Companions,Paratext in manuscripts,Taǧ al-Dīn al-Subkī,Ottoman Mecmūʿa,Ownership statements,ʿAhd Ardašīr,History of reading,Mamlūk period,Authorship,Methodology,Intellectual history,Scholars’ networks,al-Maqrīzī,Way of reading texts,Book circulation,Pluri-maḏhab referencing,Public reading,Ǧamʿ al-ǧawāmiʿ,Ottoman scholars’ reading practices,Active and responsive reading,Autograph manuscripts,al-Ṣafadī,Authors’ methodology,Quoting,Individual reading practices,Ǧumhūr al-ṣaḥāba,Isnād,Collecting,Mamlūk scholars,Ašʿarī,Book loans,Bilingualism,Library,Ṣaḥḥāflarşeyḫizāde Esʿad Efendi,Mistakes,Ornate prose style,Book production,Copying,Ottoman reading culture,Source methodology,Ideal of affective relationship,Scholars’ library,Arabic manuscripts,Critical reading,Literary tastes,Medieval commentary,Conceptual framework of response,Interrelation of writing and reading,Books circulation ; thema EDItEUR::D Biography, Literature and Literary studies

Schlagwort(e): Orator perfectus,Eloquentia philosophica,Exemplum,Memory,Imitation