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Letter of Johannes Bogaert to Hans Bontemantel, 1655
No full textJohannes Bogaert, Dutch clerk of New Amsterdam (present-day New York), reports to Holland on the Dutch takeover of New Sweden. He accounts how the Dutch travelled to New Sweden and took over Fort Christina and outlying posts with little incident. On the way back to New Amerstam, the Dutch discovered that Indians had attacked and killed settlers living in neighboring Dutch villages (on present-day Staten Island). This article is part of a Primary Source Material collection compiled by the New Sweden Commemorative Commission in 1988
Pierre-Patrick Verbraken, Études critiques sur les sermons authentiques de saint Augustin (coll. Instrumenta Patristica, XII). 1976 Sancti Leonis Magni Romani Pontificis Tractatus Septem et Nonaginta, recensuit Antonius Chavasse (coll. Corpus Christianorum, Ser. Lat., t. CXXXVIII et CXXXVIII A). 1973
No full textBogaert Pierre-Maurice. Pierre-Patrick Verbraken, Études critiques sur les sermons authentiques de saint Augustin (coll. Instrumenta Patristica, XII). 1976 Sancti Leonis Magni Romani Pontificis Tractatus Septem et Nonaginta, recensuit Antonius Chavasse (coll. Corpus Christianorum, Ser. Lat., t. CXXXVIII et CXXXVIII A). 1973. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 8ᵉ année, fasc. 2, 1977. pp. 228-231
Mordechai Cogan et Hayim Tadmor, II Kings. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (coll. Anchor Bible, 11). 1988 Patrick W. Skehan, The Wisdom of Ben Sira. A New Translation with Notes. Introduction and Commentary by Alexander A. Di Lella (coll. Anchor Bible, 39). 1987
No full textBogaert Pierre-Maurice. Mordechai Cogan et Hayim Tadmor, II Kings. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (coll. Anchor Bible, 11). 1988 Patrick W. Skehan, The Wisdom of Ben Sira. A New Translation with Notes. Introduction and Commentary by Alexander A. Di Lella (coll. Anchor Bible, 39). 1987. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 20ᵉ année, fasc. 4, 1989. pp. 479-480
Mordechai Cogan et Hayim Tadmor, II Kings. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (coll. Anchor Bible, 11). 1988 Patrick W. Skehan, The Wisdom of Ben Sira. A New Translation with Notes. Introduction and Commentary by Alexander A. Di Lella (coll. Anchor Bible, 39). 1987
No full textBogaert Pierre-Maurice. Mordechai Cogan et Hayim Tadmor, II Kings. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (coll. Anchor Bible, 11). 1988 Patrick W. Skehan, The Wisdom of Ben Sira. A New Translation with Notes. Introduction and Commentary by Alexander A. Di Lella (coll. Anchor Bible, 39). 1987. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 20ᵉ année, fasc. 4, 1989. pp. 479-480
Psychological and cultural insights into consumption of luxury western brands in India
No full textIndia has always had wealthy elites such as the maharajas, upper class and royalty that consume luxury products throughout its consumption history. The relatively recent economic rise of the middle class with an increase in disposable income is leading to consumption of luxury en mass. This qualitative study examines why consumers buy luxury, what they believe luxury is and how their perception of luxury impacts buying behaviour in the context of India. The present study explores luxury constructs drawn from the literature and provides some explanation for luxury consumption behaviour in India. The findings reveal that psychological and cultural factors in Indian society play a major part in shaping luxury consumption. While the findings suggest little support for homogenous luxury preference, Indian consumers share cultural characteristics of lavish consumption of luxury and display of wealth in social functions. Luxury reflects conspicuous consumption and status, and signals wealth for individuals, and conveys social identity and status in Indian society
R\ue9flexions sur les crit\ue8res de d\ue9finition et les probl\ue8mes d'identification des marqueurs \ue9videntiels en fran\ue7ais
No full textAbstract: Patrick Dendale & Julie Van Bogaert, Reflections on the definitional criteria and the problems with identifying evidential markers in French In this article, we discuss the possible problems one encounters when adhering to Anderson's (1986) four defining criteria for evidentials. The discussion takes an article by Boye & Harder (2009) and previous analyses of French evidential markers as its starting point. We first consider the conceptual criterion of "source of information", holding it up against larger conceptualizations, that encompass epistemic modality, as well as taking evidential subcategories into account. Next, source of information is examined in the light of the problem of polysemy and pragmatically derived evidential meanings. Thirdly, we look into the issue of primary predications as opposed to specifications of main predications and finally, into the grammatical versus lexical status of evidentials. By way of conclusion, we argue for definitional criteria that are relative to the type of study one seeks to conduct
Réflexions sur les critères de définition et les problèmes d'identification des marqueurs évidentiels en français
No full textPatrick Dendale & Julie Van Bogaert, Reflections on the definitional criteria and the problems with identifying evidential markers in French In this article, we discuss the possible problems one encounters when adhering to Anderson's (1986) four defining criteria for evidentials. The discussion takes an article by Boye & Harder (2009) and previous analyses of French evidential markers as its starting point. We first consider the conceptual criterion of "source of information", holding it up against larger conceptualizations, that encompass epistemic modality, as well as taking evidential subcategories into account. Next, source of information is examined in the light of the problem of polysemy and pragmatically derived evidential meanings. Thirdly, we look into the issue of primary predications as opposed to specifications of main predications and finally, into the grammatical versus lexical status of evidentials. By way of conclusion, we argue for definitional criteria that are relative to the type of study one seeks to conduct
La creación de una finca: La Hacienda Bogaert
No full textThis article is the result of a field investigation carried out by the author between June 1985 and July 1986. The text collects the memories of the former workers, employees and administrators of the Bogaert estate, around the details on how this property was built and operated.Este artículo es fruto de una investigación de cambo llevada a cabo por el autor entre el mes de junio de 1985 y julio de 1986. El texto recoge los recuerdos de los antiguos trabajadores, empleados y administradores de la finca de Bogaert, en torno a los pormenores sobre cómo se construyó y cómo funcionada esta propiedad
Learning and memory consolidation processes in children and adults: a neurophysiological and neuropsychological investigation
No full textLearning and memory consolidation processes in children and adults: a<p>neurophysiological and neuropsychological investigation.<p><p>Sleep is a complex and active state of the brain, associated with essential functional changes<p>[1]. Accumulated evidence in the adult population indicates that sleep participates in the<p>consolidation of declarative (i.e. memory for facts and episodes) and procedural (i.e. skills<p>and habits) memory, allowing novel information to be integrated for the long term in cerebral<p>networks [2]. Whether sleep supports memory consolidation in children likewise and to the<p>same extent than in adults remains disputed. In this framework, I have developed<p>experiments aimed at investigating sleep-dependent consolidation processes both in children<p>and adults, using behavioral and neurophysiological techniques (magneto-encephalography<p>[MEG]; electro-encephalography [EEG]; functional magnetic resonance imaging [fMRI]). To<p>sum up, researches conducted during my PhD thesis have contributed to start unraveling<p>neurophysiological mechanisms participating in sleep-dependent consolidation processes.<p>On the one hand, I report that despite a lack of detectable behavioral differences, posttraining<p>sleep plays a role in reshaping the cerebral networks subtending implicit motor<p>sequence learning in adults [3]. I also showed using a motor adaptation task [4] that sleep<p>contributes to the consolidation of procedural memory in children [5]. On the other hand, I<p>have evidenced neuromagnetic correlates of learning novel semantic representations in<p>children [6-7], and is currently finalizing the analysis of the effect of a post-training nap on the<p>consolidation of these representations. Finally, I showed in epileptic children that interictal<p>epileptic discharges (IED) during sleep impairs declarative memory consolidation processes<p>[8-9], and that this phenomenon is reversible upon pharmacological treatment suppressing<p>IED. Altogether, these findings advocate the need to explore further memory consolidation<p>and its neurophysiological basis in children, both healthy and suffering from various brain<p>pathologies [10].<p>[1] Urbain C. Peigneux, P. & Schmitz R. Sleep and the Brain. (to appear). In The Oxford Handbook of<p>Sleep and Sleep Disorders. C. M. Morin and C. A. Espie (Eds.). Oxford University Press, Oxford, NY.<p>[2] Peigneux P. Schmitz R. & Urbain C. Sleep and Forgetting. In Forgetting. S. Della Sala (Ed.).<p>Psychology Press, Hove, UK. 2010. (pp. 165-184).<p>[3] Urbain C. Schmitz R. Schmidt C. Cleeremans A. Van Bogaert P. Maquet P. and Peigneux P.<p>(submitted). Neuroanatomical Sleep-Dependent Processing in the Probabilistic Serial Reaction Time<p>Task.<p>[4] Huber, R. Ghilardi, M.F. Massimini, M. And Tononi, G. Local sleep and learning. Nature, 2004,<p>430, 78-84.<p>[5] Urbain C. Houyoux E. Albouy G. Peigneux P. (in preparation). Sleep-dependent consolidation of<p>procedural learning in children.<p>[6] Urbain C. Schmitz R. Op De Beeck M. Bourguignon M. Galer S. X. De Tiège, Van Bogaert P.<p>and Peigneux P. (in preparation). How learning new meanings about novel objects modulates cerebral<p>activity in children: A MEG Study.<p>[7] Urbain C. Schmitz R. Bourguignon M. Op De Beeck M. Galer S, De Tiège X. Van Bogaert P.<p>Peigneux P. (2011). Learning and Fast-Mapping Meanings to Novel Object in Children: A MEG Study.<p>17th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping [HBM], 26-30 June 2011, Québec<p>City, Canada<p>[8] Urbain C. et al. Is sleep-related consolidation impaired in focal idiopathic epilepsies of childhood?<p>A pilot study, Epilepsy and Behavior, 2011, 22(2), 380-384.<p>[9] Van Bogaert P. Urbain C. Galer S. Ligot N. Peigneux P. and De Tiège X. Impact of focal<p>interictal epileptiform discharges on behaviour and cognition in children. Neurophysiologie<p>Clinique/Clinical Neurophysiology, 2012, 42(1–2), 53-58.Doctorat en Sciences Psychologiques et de l'éducationinfo:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe
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