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Letter From Rudolph Blankenburg to Philander C. Knox, February 11, 1913
Get PDFThe document is a typed letter from Rudolph Blankenburg to the Secretary of State regarding a potential speech on Agricultural Credit Finance at the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture.https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/fmhw_other/1232/thumbnail.jp
Letter: Lucretia L. Blankenburg to Ida M. Tarbell, January 4, 1910
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Adressbuch der Stadt Blankenburg (Harz)
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[Blankenburg a. Harz]
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Adressbuch der Stadt Blankenburg (Harz) (1888)
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Staats- und Communal-Behörden. (1)
Ehrenbürger der Stadt Blankenburg. (32)
Alphabetisches Verzeichniß der Einwohner der Stadt Blankenburg. (33)
Alphabetisches Verzeichniß der Straßen und Plätze und der Bewohner ... (74)
Verzeichniß der Einwohner nach ihren Gewerben geordnet. (97)
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Ortsteile Blankenburg, Heinersdorf, Stadtrands. Malchow
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Wolfgang Blankenburg
No full textThis chapter discusses the achievements of Wolfgang Blankenburg in phenomenological psychopathology and his theory of psychiatry and psychotherapy in general. Coming from the so-called “Anthropologische Psychiatrie,” Blankenburg, his early years, focused on developing a comprehensive understanding of schizophrenic psychoses as a different form of existing in the world rather than as dysfunctional behavior. Later Blankenburg’s psychopathological oeuvre extended to a wide range of clinical conditions, yet always concerned with seeing the positives of living with symptoms rather than their deficits. He transferred psychopathological insights into therapeutic approaches—from psychotherapeutical to body-centered methods. Blankenburg found stimulating ideas in a broad range of humanities, including anthropology, sociology, and ethnology. His own way of thinking became “dialectical,” defined by his own words as the openness to different concepts of cultural and historical self-understanding of man. In his later years his rather philosophical reflections centered on the fields of temporality and creativity of human beings.</p
Portrait der Bezirksregion VII - Blankenburg/Heinersdorf/Märchenland
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Risk-bounded formation of fuzzy coalitions among service agents.
No full textCooperative autonomous agents form coalitions in order ro share and combine resources and services to efficiently respond to market demands. With the variety of resources and services provided online today, there is a need for stable and flexible techniques to support the automation of agent coalition formation in this context. This paper describes an approach to the problem based on fuzzy coalitions. Compared with a classic cooperative game with crisp coalitions (where each agent is a full member of exactly one coalition), an agent can participate in multiple coalitions with varying degrees of involvement. This gives the agent more freedom and flexibility, allowing them to make full use of their resources, thus maximising utility, even if only comparatively small coalitions are formed. An important aspect of our approach is that the agents can control and bound the risk caused by the possible failure or default of some partner agents by spreading their involvement in diverse coalitions
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