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La Révolution Française vue par les contre-révolutionnaires à l'Assemblée Nationale de 1789 à 1791
No full textMatthias Middell : The French Revolution as seen by the Counter-revolutionaries in the Assemblée Nationale from 1789 to 1791.
As part of the recently renewed investigation identifying the Counter-revolution with Anti-revolution, this study is based on the systematic analysis of the speeches and stands taken within the Constituant National Assembly ; it attempts to establish the formative stages of a counter-revolutionary party and its strategies at the begining of the Revolution. The author follows the change from a total negation of the Revolution to a populist demagogy established in view of breaking down the revolutionary front.Matthias Middell : La Révolution Française vue par les contre-révolutionnaires à l'Assemblée Nationale de 1789 à 1791.
S'inscrivant dans la problématique récemment renouvelée de l'identification de la Contre-Révolution et de l 'Anti-Révolution, cette étude fondée sur une analyse systématique des interventions et des prises de position à l'Assemblée Nationale Constituante tente de reconstituer de la formation d'un parti Contre-révolutionnaire et de ses stratégies aux débuts de la Révolution. Il s'attache à suivre le passage du refus pur et simple de la Révolution à l'élaboration d'un programme associant la défense de l'Ancien régime social à une démagogie populiste destinée à rompre le front révolutionnaire.Midell Matthias. La Révolution Française vue par les contre-révolutionnaires à l'Assemblée Nationale de 1789 à 1791. In: Annales historiques de la Révolution française, n°283, 1990. pp. 67-77
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Choosing Suitable Text Corpora for Identifying Collocations – A Case Study of a Large Reference Dictionary of Contemporary German
No full textThis paper investigates the impact of corpora for extracting collocation candidates from large text corpora. We compare a variety of corpora, including best-selling fiction and non-fiction literature, a contemporary German reference corpus, the German Wikipedia, a curated web page monitor corpus, and a large newspaper corpus. All corpora undergo processing with an NLP pipeline for morphological and syntactic annotations. Collocation candidates are then extracted using dependency parse tree patterns.
For our evaluation, we utilized three gold standard collocation datasets for contemporary German with a total amount of appr. 200,000 collocations. Our findings confirm that well-curated, medium-sized corpora, diverse in text types, offer superior coverage compared to opportunistically collected corpora of equivalent size. We could also confirm that well curated newspaper texts perform better than pure web corpora of the same size. Additionally, we
observed significant variation in coverage among the examined corpora, depending on specific syntactic relations.
Future work will focus on training models to classify collocation candidates, leveraging the advancements in LLMs. Further research into larger, more diverse datasets for both training and evaluation could improve collocation ranking and candidate discovery
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Die Verwandlung der Weltgeschichtsschreibung.: Eine Geschichte vom Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts
No full textRecent Transformations in the Fields of Research on Global History and of World History Writing: A Story from the Beginning of the 21st Century
These introductory remarks focus besides the presentation of the articles in the thematic issue on two phenomena. World History got over the recent two decades again a prominent place within historiography and it is more and more characterized by a transnational practice in doing research, publication, and academic teaching. Back in 2000 when reviewing the previous decade it has been argued that global history turned into a field driven by archival studies different places and based on a division of labour inevitable in a highly specialized research landscape. An increasing number of workshops, a more and more sophisticated methodological debate, and the emergence of academic journals are among the indicators for a process of professionalisation. Insofar, this period was distinguished from a time when general histories and grand narratives had been written often by just one author synthesizing secondary literature dominating the field. Recently large syntheses are back on the book market, although some of them different in style and empirical foundation. Therefore, the relationship between the revival of the demand and the production of such master pieces and the ongoing development of global history as a field with emphasis on empirical research merits attention. A second point in case is the multilevel organizational pattern, namely the simultaneity of national audiences, local traditions of history writing and continental as well as global networks of scholars
Transnationale Geschichte als transnationales Projekt: zur Einführung in die Diskussion
No full text'Dieser Artikel führt in die folgenden Beiträge ein, die allesamt transnationale Geschichte fokussieren als ein Projekt, als eine neue Kategorie und als ein neues Label für historisches Schreiben und Forschung. Der Autor positioniert transnationale Geschichte am Schnittpunkt von zwei unterschiedlichen historiographischen Ansätzen: Kulturtransferforschung auf der einen und Global- oder Weltgeschichte auf der anderen Seite. Er diskutiert die mit einem transnationalen Forschungsvorhaben einhergehenden Folgen (als Teil einer kulturellen Reaktion auf die Globalisierung) in der Erörterung von Methoden, Erzählweisen und institutionellen Einstellungen, sowie dem Verhältnis von transnationaler Geschichte zu historischem Selbstverständnis von 'gegenwärtigen' Gesellschaften.' (Autorenreferat)'The article introduces the following papers, all of which focus on transnational history as a project, as a new category, and as a new label for historical writing and research. The author situates transnational history at the intersection of two different historiographical approaches: cultural transfer studies on the one hand and global or new world history on the other. He discusses the consequences that arise with a transnational research agenda (as part of the cultural reaction to globalization) when discussion methods, narratives and institutional settings as well as the relationship of transnational history to the historical self-understanding of 'actual' societies.' (author's abstract
IceCube-Gen2: A Vision for the Future of Neutrino Astronomy in Antarctica
No full text20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)The recent observation by the IceCube neutrino observatory of an astrophysical flux of neutrinos represents the "first light" in the nascent field of neutrino astronomy. The observed diffuse neutrino flux seems to suggest a much larger level of hadronic activity in the non-thermal universe than previously thought and suggests a rich discovery potential for a larger neutrino observatory. This document presents a vision for an substantial expansion of the current IceCube detector, IceCube-Gen2, including the aim of instrumenting a volume of clear glacial ice at the South Pole to deliver substantial increases in the astrophysical neutrino sample for all flavors. A detector of this size would have a rich physics program with the goal to resolve the sources of these astrophysical neutrinos, discover GZK neutrinos, and be a leading observatory in future multi-messenger astronomy programs
Prince Pückler-Muskau (1785-1871) as a cultural mediator between France and Germany : A study of his unpublished correspondence in French
No full textLe prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau jouit de son vivant d’une immense notoriété dans les États allemands, dans toute l’Europe et même au-delà. Propriétaire de l’une des plus grandes seigneuries de la Haute-Lusace (Prusse), il comptait parmi les paysagistes allemands les plus célèbres de son époque. Grand voyageur, il parcourut notamment l’Orient pendant presque six ans et rédigea des récits de voyage à grand succès. Il laissa également une correspondance abondante, en grande partie rédigée en français et inédite. Basée sur l’approche du transfert culturel (Espagne/Werner/Middell), complétée par l’analyse des réseaux (Granovetter/Burt), cette thèse avait pour objectif d’examiner les contacts (épistolaires) de ce prince francophone et francophile. Il résulte de cette étude que le prince Pückler-Muskau établit un véritable réseau entre l’Orient, la France et les États allemands par lequel il tenta d’exercer de l’influence sur les décisions politiques. Par ailleurs il contribua à enrichir le savoir hippologique en Europe, par des connaissances théoriques et pragmatiques, mais aussi par l’achat de chevaux qu’il ramena en Prusse (transfert matériel). Par l’intermédiaire d’un autre réseau, il créa des relations entre la Cour de Napoléon III et la Cour de Prusse, œuvrant pour un rapprochement franco-allemand. La correspondance du prince révèle aussi qu’il ne se mettait pas toujours en scène (Maillet/Stobbe/Jacob), mais fut aussi l’acteur central et discret d’un réseau quasi familial pour lequel il mobilisa ses contacts en France.Prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau (1785-1871) enjoyed tremendous notoriety during his lifetime, whether it be in the German States, throughout Europe or even beyond. He was not only the owner of one of the largest estates in Upper Lusatia (Prussia), but also one of the most famous German landscape architects of his time, the author of highly successful travelogues and a traveller who spent almost six years in the Orient. He also left an abundant correspondence, much of it written in French and unpublished. Based on the cultural transfer approach (Espagne/Werner/Middell), supplemented by network analysis (Granovetter/Burt), the aim of this thesis was to examine the epistolary contacts of this French-speaking and Francophile prince. This study shows that Pückler-Muskau established a real network between the Orient, France and the German States, through which he tried to exert influence over political decisions and contributed to enriching equestrian expertise in Europe, not only through theoretical and pragmatic knowledge, but also through the purchase of horses which he brought back to Prussia (material transfer). Through another network, he established relations between the Court of Napoleon III and the Court of Prussia, working for Franco-German rapprochement and a united Europe. The prince's correspondence also reveals that he did not always put himself on the scene (Maillet/Stobbe/Jacob), but was also the central and discreet actor of an almost family network for which he mobilised all his contacts in France
Le prince Pückler-Muskau (1785-1871) comme médiateur culturel entre la France et l’Allemagne : Etude de sa correspondance inédite en français
No full textPrince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau (1785-1871) enjoyed tremendous notoriety during his lifetime, whether it be in the German States, throughout Europe or even beyond. He was not only the owner of one of the largest estates in Upper Lusatia (Prussia), but also one of the most famous German landscape architects of his time, the author of highly successful travelogues and a traveller who spent almost six years in the Orient. He also left an abundant correspondence, much of it written in French and unpublished. Based on the cultural transfer approach (Espagne/Werner/Middell), supplemented by network analysis (Granovetter/Burt), the aim of this thesis was to examine the epistolary contacts of this French-speaking and Francophile prince. This study shows that Pückler-Muskau established a real network between the Orient, France and the German States, through which he tried to exert influence over political decisions and contributed to enriching equestrian expertise in Europe, not only through theoretical and pragmatic knowledge, but also through the purchase of horses which he brought back to Prussia (material transfer). Through another network, he established relations between the Court of Napoleon III and the Court of Prussia, working for Franco-German rapprochement and a united Europe. The prince's correspondence also reveals that he did not always put himself on the scene (Maillet/Stobbe/Jacob), but was also the central and discreet actor of an almost family network for which he mobilised all his contacts in France.Le prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau jouit de son vivant d’une immense notoriété dans les États allemands, dans toute l’Europe et même au-delà. Propriétaire de l’une des plus grandes seigneuries de la Haute-Lusace (Prusse), il comptait parmi les paysagistes allemands les plus célèbres de son époque. Grand voyageur, il parcourut notamment l’Orient pendant presque six ans et rédigea des récits de voyage à grand succès. Il laissa également une correspondance abondante, en grande partie rédigée en français et inédite. Basée sur l’approche du transfert culturel (Espagne/Werner/Middell), complétée par l’analyse des réseaux (Granovetter/Burt), cette thèse avait pour objectif d’examiner les contacts (épistolaires) de ce prince francophone et francophile. Il résulte de cette étude que le prince Pückler-Muskau établit un véritable réseau entre l’Orient, la France et les États allemands par lequel il tenta d’exercer de l’influence sur les décisions politiques. Par ailleurs il contribua à enrichir le savoir hippologique en Europe, par des connaissances théoriques et pragmatiques, mais aussi par l’achat de chevaux qu’il ramena en Prusse (transfert matériel). Par l’intermédiaire d’un autre réseau, il créa des relations entre la Cour de Napoléon III et la Cour de Prusse, œuvrant pour un rapprochement franco-allemand. La correspondance du prince révèle aussi qu’il ne se mettait pas toujours en scène (Maillet/Stobbe/Jacob), mais fut aussi l’acteur central et discret d’un réseau quasi familial pour lequel il mobilisa ses contacts en France
