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Race Prejudice Denounced: Jesuit Says Christ's Teaching Must Prevail
Saint Louis University News article about Father Claude Heithaus, a professor of archaeology at SLU, and his controversial homily delivered at the College Church in February 1944, denouncing racism and calling for the desegregation of catholic education. The article includes the full text of Father Heithaus' homily
Rev. Claude H. Heithaus, S.J., 1945-1952
Rev. Claude H. Heithaus, S.J., professor of Classics at Marquette University, 1945-1952
Rev. Claude H. Heithaus, S.J., 1950-1955
Rev. Claude H. Heithaus, S.J., professor of Classics at Marquette University, 1950-1955
What We Are Prepared To Do About the Negro
Saint Louis University News editorial, written in support of Father Claude Heithaus and his call for the racial desegregation of the University, February 18, 194
Kaleidoscope: What Prejudice Is...
"Kaleidoscope" column from the Saint Louis University News, discussing racial prejudice in light of Father Claude Heithaus and his call for the racial desegregation of the University, February 25, 194
Three Women/Three Margins: Political Engagement and the Art of Claude Cahun, Jeanne Mammen, and Paraskeva Clark
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Vita Activa and Vita Contemplativa: Their Meaning in the Works of Pope Saint Gregory the Great
Ordonnance des cinq especes de colonnes selon la methode des anciens.
Title vignette: arms of Louis XIV. Engraved head-piece and decorative initial; woodcut tail-piece; engraved plates.Signatures: pi² a-h² A-2H².Catalogo ragionato dei libri d'arte e d'antichità posseduti dal conte Cicognara,Mode of access: Internet.Library's c. 2 bound with: Des cinq ordres d'architecture de Vincent Scamozzi ... A Paris : Chez Jean Baptiste Coignard ..., 1685. (85-B12332
Les narrations micro-(h)istoriques de Claude Dunetonet de Jean Echenoz
Micro-(h)istorical narratives by Claude Duneton and Jean Echenoz – The purpose of this article is a comparative study of two recent French novels, Le Monument. Roman vrai by Claude Duneton (2004) and 1914 by Jean Echenoz (2012), which, in spite of formal and ideological differences, approach the theme of the Great War in a way similar to micro-historical frameworks. Like historians representing this field of historiography, both writers depict the four years of the First World War by focusing on a small community and a geographical space limited to a small location on the home-front. Referring to the distinction between roman de l’historien (the historian’s novel) and roman du témoin (the witness’s novel) proposed by Emmanuel Bouju, the author of the article analyses the strategies used by the novelists to create an indirect witness’s point-of-view, juxtaposed with the perspective of the contemporary recipient of the events that happened a hundred years ago.Celem artykułu jest porównanie dwóch francuskich powieści – Le Monument. Roman vrai Claude’a Dunetona (2004) i 1914 Jeana Echenoza (2012), w których opowieść o I wojnie przypomina strategie stosowane w pisarstwie mikrohistorycznym. Odnosząc się do rozróżnienia pomiędzy kategoriami powieści historyka (roman historique) i powieści świadka (roman istorique), w ujęciu Emmanuela Bouju, autor omawia strategie stosowane przez obu powieściopisarzy w celu stworzenia efektu zapośredniczonego świadectwa zestawionego z punktem widzenia dzisiejszego odbiorcy wydarzeń
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Free radicals formed by H(Mu) addition to fluoranthene
Muonium has been used as an H atom analogue to investigate the free radicals formed by H addition to the polyaromatic hydrocarbon fluoranthene. There are nine unique carbons in the molecule, but only five radicals were detected. Muon and proton hyperfine constants were determined by transverse field µSR and µLCR, respectively, and compared with calculated values. All signals were assigned to radicals formed by Mu addition to C-H sites. There isno evidence for addition to the tertiary carbons at ring junctions.Peer reviewedFinal article publishe
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