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Dissertatio De Censu Augusti / Quam Sub Praesidio ... Dn. Ulrici Obrechti, In Alma Argentinensium Universitate Professoris Histor. ... Ad Examen Solenne Proponit Michael Förtsch/ Wertheimio-Francus Author. A. D. [...] Maii MDCLXXV.
No full textDISSERTATIO DE CENSU AUGUSTI / QUAM SUB PRAESIDIO ... DN. ULRICI OBRECHTI, IN ALMA ARGENTINENSIUM UNIVERSITATE PROFESSORIS HISTOR. ... AD EXAMEN SOLENNE PROPONIT MICHAEL FÖRTSCH/ WERTHEIMIO-FRANCUS AUTHOR. A. D. [...] MAII MDCLXXV.
Dissertatio De Censu Augusti / Quam Sub Praesidio ... Dn. Ulrici Obrechti, In Alma Argentinensium Universitate Professoris Histor. ... Ad Examen Solenne Proponit Michael Förtsch/ Wertheimio-Francus Author. A. D. [...] Maii MDCLXXV. (1)
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Foertsch, Norma S. (Birth, 1894-06-09)
No full textAddress: 876 Queen City Avenue3811/Pg. 109/1894/F W/Ger./Cinti., Ohio/M, Grau, Mid.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'FLEG-FORBES'
Foertsch, Charlotte (Death, 1881-12-25)
No full textAddress: Lick Run Pk.Age at death: 3 yrsPg 41/1881/394/F W S/City/Dr. Bange/Habig/Spring GroveOriginal record filed in drawer labeled 'FLEG-FORBES'
The hyperbolic rank of homogeneous Hadamard manifolds
No full textFrom results in [BrFa] it follows that for Riemannian products of real hyperbolic spaces the sum of the Euclidean rank and the hyperbolic rank is at least the product's dimension. In [Leu] the author proved that, more generally, the same holds for symmetric spaces of non-compact type. In this paper we prove the analogue statement for arbitrary homogeneous Hadamard manifolds
Viris magnificis, perillustribus, illustribus, summevenerandis, consultissimis, experientissimis, excellentissimis, doctissimisque, fautoribus nec non amicis aestumatissimis hocce album ea, qua decet, observantia offert, dicat atque consecrat. Henricus Ludovicus Foertsch Nassoico-Saarwendensis S.S.Th.St. Halae d.18.Martii. MDCCLII. : Stammbuch Ludwig Heinrich Foertsch
No full textEnthält 138 Stammbucheinträge u.a. von J. F. Ammann, Fr. B. Betke, J. A .B. Bergstrasser, J. H. Callenberg, J. T. Carrach, Friedr. Flögel, J. W. Habersack, J. Th. Heidsieck, Joh. G. Kephalides, Joh. N. Kieffer, J .J. Lange, J. G. Lemcke, J. F. Lieberoth, Chr. B. Michaelis, C. L. Pfeilstücker, E. H. Rischmüller, Joh. Anton Rupp, Joh. Friedr. Rupp, Joh. Sal. Semler, Joh. Ludw. Spoerl, V. D. Spoerl, L. Ch. Strack, A. Struensee, Fr. Ludw. Thiel, C. Ubbelohde, L. B. v. Wolff, J. Gabr. Wolf; Register enthaltenHandschrift DE-3, GND 2024680-8, Signatur: Yg St. 2Einband: lackierter und marmorierter Ganzlederband mit Rollenstempelverzierung (Goldprägung); Rücken mit Plattenstempelerzierung und Streicheisenlinien (Goldprägung) sowie andersfarbig hinterlegter Rückentitelprägung, 4 erhabene Bünde; Steh- und Innenkantenverzierung(vergoldet); Goldschnitt; Spiegel, Vor- und Nachsatzblatt Dominotierpapier.Handschriftliche Bemerkung (Bleistift) und Restaurierungsbericht von Blatt 269a (maschinenschriftlich) im vorderen Innendeckel.S. 296a (nachträglich eingeklebt) und 347, vorangestellt handgeschriebenes Titelblatt und 6 Seiten Register, nicht nummeriert; Seiten 169/170, 209/210, 353/354 fehlen.Eintragungsorte: Bergzabern, Frankfurt a. M., Halle, JenaTitelillustration, 2 Miniaturölbilder: S. 296v Scharmützel Studenten-Soldaten auf dem hallischen Markt; S. 347 auf Pergamen
Metric Möbius geometry and a characterization of spheres
No full textWe obtain a Möbius characterization of the n-dimensional spheres S n endowed with the chordal metric d 0. We show that every compact extended Ptolemy metric space with the property that every three points are contained in a circle is Möbius equivalent to (S n , d 0) for some n≥
The influence of prior knowledge on specific reading competencies in assessment: Their interrelations and influence on comprehension
No full textThe present study set out to examine how prior knowledge may influence specific reading competencies (inference ability and sensitivity to important text information) and how any of these influences may affect reading comprehension test performance. Item options from a state-wide standardized reading comprehension test were classified to determine measures of the reading variables being studied. Recent advances in psychometrics and statistics (e.g., item response theory and linear structural equations) were utilized to address the research questions of this study. Specifically, item-response theory was used to develop parameter estimates for scaling prior knowledge and reading comprehension test performances and to evaluate how these tests measured their intended constructs. In addition to the use of a multivariate regression approach to address specific research questions, a linear structural model approach was used to examine the possible causal relations among the reading variables (prior knowledge, inference ability, text importance) and their influence on reading comprehension. Results concerning specific research questions were reported and addressed in the context of psychological and educational theories of reading, and reading comprehension assessment. The requirements and benefits in applying certain psychometric and advanced statistical techniques was also explored. Finally, implications for future reading research efforts and speculations on the future of reading comprehension assessment was discussed.Made available in DSpace on 2011-05-07T14:23:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2
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Murky Impressions of Postmodernism: Eugene Gant and Shakespearean Intertext in Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel and Of Time and the River
No full textIn this study, I analyze the significance of Shakespearean intertextuality in the major works of Thomas Wolfe featuring protagonist Eugene Gant: Look Homeward, Angel and Of Time and the River. Specifically, I explore Gant's habits and preferences as a reader by examining the narrative arising from the protagonist's perspectives of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, Hamlet, and King Lear. I examine the significance of parallel reading habits of Wolfe the author and Gant the character. I also scrutinize the plurality of Gant's methods of cognition as a reader who interprets texts, communicates his connections with texts, and wars with texts. Further, I assess the cumulative effect of Wolfe's having blurred the boundaries between fiction and reality, between the novel and drama. I assert, then, that Wolfe, by incorporating a Shakespearean intertext, reveals aspects indicative of postmodernism
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Shared Spaces: The Human and the Animal in the Works of Zora Neale Hurston, Mark Twain, and Jack London
No full textLiving in tune with nature means respecting the natural environment and realizing its power and the ways it manifests in daily life. This essay focuses on the ways in which respect for nature is expressed through animal imagery in Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God, Mark Twain's "The Stolen White Elephant," Roughing It, and Pudd'nhead Wilson, and Jack London's The Call of the Wild. Each author encouraged readers to seek the benefits of nature in order to become better human beings, forge stronger communities, and develop a more unified nation and world. By learning from the positive example of the animals, we learn how to share our world with them and with each other
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A Futile Quest for a Sustainable Relationship in Welty's Short Fiction
No full textEudora Welty is an author concerned with relationships between human beings. Throughout A Curtain of Green and Other Stories, The Wide Net and Other Stories, and The Golden Apples, Welty's characters search for ways in which to establish and sustain viable bonds. Particularly problematic are the relationships between opposite sexes. I argue that Welty uses communication as a tool for sustaining a relationship in her early work. I further argue that when her stories provide mostly negative outcomes, Welty moves on to a illuminate the possibility and subsequent failure of relationships via innocence in the natural world. Finally, Welty explores, through her characters, the attempt at marginalization and the quest for relationships outside the culture of the South
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