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New Perspectives on Turkey, 2023

Comment les tubes de l'été, les tuyaux de Lichtenberg et les cylindres de Wittgenstein se partagent le trièdre structural où Loos les branche en réseau.

Gilles de Corbeil (XIIth century) reports the strange medical case of the " Salernitan brother " , a monster born together with a normal child. This disorder is said to be typical of Salernitan women. The phenomenon which is still commented on by physicians in the following centuries is rather difficult to explain for it seems to depend on both scholarly medicine and popular beliefs. Résumé Gilles de Corbeil (XII e s.) rapporte l'étrange cas du «frère de Salerne», monstre accompagnant parfois la naissance d'un enfant normal. Cette mala-die est présentée comme spécifique aux femmes de la région de Salerne. Le phénomène encore commenté par les médecins aux siècles suivants est difficile à interpréter tant il semble se situer à la frontière entre médecine savante et croyances populaires.

2017

A PROVINCE DE L'ORYX (XVI) 1 fait partie de ces régions qui ont fait couler beaucoup d'encre mais dont on ne connaît que peu de choses et qui ont été relativement peu fouillées. Dès les débuts de la science égyptologique, cette province a livré ses plus beaux vestiges, comme les hypogées des gouverneurs du Moyen Empire de Béni Hasan 2 , le temple troglodyte du Spéos Artémidos 3 , décoré sous les règnes conjoints d'Hatchepsout et Thoutmosis III puis sous celui de Séthy I er. La nécropole du Kôm al-Ahmar, avec ses tombes de la V e dynastie 4 ainsi que la pyramide à degrés datée du règne de Houni ou de son successeur, Snéfrou 5 , font partie de ses monuments les plus anciens.

UAS filsafat pendidikan Islam

Editura Școala Ardeleană, 2018

Journal of Indian Philosophy, 2024

This article discusses the unique practice of many philosophers in classical India to write on several philosophical and religious systems, each time adopting a sympathetic point of view for a different tradition. The article describes the development of this phenomenon in the context of interreligious debates between Buddhists, Jains, and Brahmins in the course of three distinct historical periods, transitioning from pluralism about views to pluralism about philosophical systems and culminating in the ideal of sarva-tantra-sva-tantra, a polyvocal philosopher and a polymath. Contrary to such approaches as nihilism, agnosticism, skepticism, and dogmatism, pluralism about views and systems was an attempt to justify the acceptance of several competing schools of thought. The article demonstrates that varieties of pluralism about views and systems played a role in forming and broadening philosophical alliances to defeat religious rivals, but also enhanced the scholarly reputation of erudite thinkers capable of “proving and refuting any system by will.”

IKT 2013

Number of services that banks offer customers, has been increased significantly in recent years. There is a variety of services available through the different channels like internet bank, mobile bank, telephone bank, ATM and so forth. The need to personalize these services for customers is felt more than before since people are busier than ever and have a limited time to do their daily tasks. In addition, in some banking channels like telephone bank, giving a service in a high speed manner is very important since the user has to listen to a variety of menu items and select one he want. Having a personal bank for each customer is an interesting issue for customers that can save their time doing banking tasks and it will improve customer satisfaction. In this paper, we present an architecture for implementation of this service personalization in a multi-channel environment with the help of a powerful approach called memory-based collaborative filtering. It has the ability to process the information coming from different banking channels according to the recent services that a customer has previously used and services that other customers have used most frequently.

In this chapter I want to explore research strategies for a Foucauldian approach to narratives. In doing this I am taking the perspectives of the previous chapter into the field of feminist research. Here, narrative is understood through the structures and forces of discourse, power and history that are the focus of the work of Michel Foucault. In this context I shall be looking back into the ways I have deployed genealogical strategies as research tools that have opened up analytical paths in the reading of women's auto/biographical narratives .