231 research outputs found

    [Samuel G. Goodrich, head-and-shoulders portrait, three-quarters to the left, wearing spectacles]

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    Author, editor, publisher, known as Peter Parley.Identification from engraving by Bannister in Memorial History of Hartford County, Conn., 1866, 1:162.Scratched on back of plate: 166.Hallmark: Rinhart 9.DAG no. 217 is a reversed copy of this image.Original served by appointment only.Produced by Mathew Brady's studio.Transfer; U.S. War College; 1920; (DLC/PP-1920:46153).Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection (Library of Congress)

    [Samuel G. Goodrich, head-and-shoulders portrait, three-quarters to the right]

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    Author, editor, publisher, known as Peter Parley.Identification from engraving by Bannister in Memorial History of Hartford County, Conn., 1886, 1:162.Scratched on back of plate: 217.Hallmark: [asterisk paschal lamb] Brevite 40.Copy of DAG no. 166.Original served by appointment only.Produced by Mathew Brady's studio.Transfer; U.S. War College; 1920; (DLC/PP-1920:46153).Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection (Library of Congress)

    Els daguerreotips de Mathew Brady a l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan | Los daguerrotipos de Mathew Brady en el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan | Mathew Brady's daguerreotypes at the Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan

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    Objectiu: analitzar els daguerreotips del prestigiós fotògraf nord-americà Mathew Brady que es conserven a l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan de Madrid, per tal de conèixer-ne el contingut, determinar-ne les característiques formals i posar en valor la importància que tenen per a la història de la fotografia. -- Metodologia: anàlisi de forma i fons de cada un dels cinc daguerreotips de Brady, mitjançant l'elaboració d'una fitxa descriptiva ad hoc a partir de les normes arxivístiques ISAD(G), de manera que sigui factible recuperar la informació dels continguts i de les característiques formals. S'ha dut a terme la reproducció fotogràfica dels daguerreotips per a aquest estudi i s'han generat les imatges digitals que l'il·lustren. -- Resultats: es consideren des de cinc aspectes: l'autoria, l'artefacte, el contingut, el significat sociocultural i la institució. Pel que fa al primer, Mathew Brady és un dels grans autors de la història de la fotografia; quant a l'objecte, els cinc daguerreotips són considerats obres d'art i peces úniques de museu per la qualitat que tenen; el contingut és excepcional en tractar-se de retrats infantils del mateix personatge (Guillermo de Osma), tema amb poca representació en la fotografia de l'època; el significat sociocultural queda de manifest perquè són els primers models fotogràfics en la història de la fotografia i perquè augmenten considerablement les obres de Brady registrades a Europa (dos al repositori de Europeana, i dotze al portal Daguerrobase); finalment, l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan passa a ser el centre amb un nombre més alt de daguerreotips de Brady a Europa. | Objetivo: analizar los daguerrotipos del prestigioso fotógrafo estadounidense Mathew Brady que se conservan en el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan de Madrid, con el fin de conocer su contenido, determinar sus características formales y poner en valor su importancia para la historia de la fotografía. -- Metodología: análisis de forma y fondo de cada uno de los cinco daguerrotipos de Brady, mediante la elaboración de una ficha descriptiva ad hoc a partir de las normas archivísticas ISAD(G), de modo que sea factible la recuperación de la información de los contenidos y de las características formales. Se ha realizado la reproducción fotográfica de los daguerrotipos para este estudio y se han generado las imágenes digitales que lo ilustran. -- Resultados: se contemplan desde cinco aspectos: la autoría, el artefacto, el contenido, el significado sociocultural y la institución. Con respecto al primero, Mathew Brady es uno de los grandes autores de la historia de la fotografía; en cuanto al objeto, los cinco daguerrotipos son considerados obras de arte y piezas únicas de museo por su calidad; el contenido es excepcional al tratarse de retratos infantiles del mismo personaje (Guillermo de Osma), tema con escasa representación en la fotografía de la época; el significado sociocultural queda de manifiesto por ser los primeros modelos fotográficos en la historia de la fotografía y por aumentar considerablemente las obras de Brady registradas en Europa (dos en el repositorio de Europeana, y doce en el portal Daguerrobase); por último, el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan pasa a ser el centro con mayor número de daguerrotipos de Brady en Europa. | Objective: The article considers five daguerreotypes created by the famous American photographer Matthew Brady and currently held at the Instituto Valencia de Don Juan in Madrid. The authors describe the content of the daguerreotypes, identify their formal features and weigh their importance in the history of photography. -- Methodology: The authors conducted an in-depth analysis of each daguerreotype in the form of an ad hoc archival description following the international standard ISAD(G), in order to make retrieving information on the content and formal characteristics a more feasible undertaking. The daguerreotypes were also photographed and the images were digitised for the purpose of illustrating the study. -- Results: The analysis covers the five categories authorship, artefact, content, sociocultural importance and institution, and it offers these details: the author, Matthew Brady is judged to be a seminal figure in the history of photography; the artefacts themselves are considered works of art and unique museum pieces because of their quality; their content is exceptional because all are portraits of a single child, Guillermo de Osma, and because children were generally an uncommon subject for photographers in the period in question; their sociocultural importance lies in the fact that they are the first photographic models in the history of photography and constitute an addition to the list of known works by Brady currently recorded in Europe (two in the archives of Europeana, and twelve on the Daguerrobase website); finally, the Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan has become the centre holding the greatest number of Brady's daguerreotypes in Europe

    International collaboration and high citation impact – A case analysis of immunology

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    366-375Bibliometricians emphasize on international collaboration to enhance the citation impact of research publications. However, Mathew Effect for Countries brings out that the citation impact is not uniformly distributed to all country affiliations. The present study explores whether international collaboration helps in neutralizing the origin of country bias. The study explores this with productivity, author affiliation and citation data from Scopus for the immunology papers for the year 2018. The data considered pertain to India and four comparator countries which are high on international collaboration, namely Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The results point to playout of Mathew Effect and possible confirmation of social constructivist argument of citation practices

    BUDGETTICKS A MUST FOR THE GOVERNMENT

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    SYNOPSIS The D.Litt Thesis herewith submitted, namely 'Budgetticks - A must for the Government'. This nature of research comes under the purview of the subject Public Administrations, which happens to be mine own discovery. Presently, there are huge problems in chalking out the yearly budget of the different countries in the present day world. Moreover, the countries which are in the arena of third world and underneath nations, this problem of framing of yearly budget has become a misnomer. The different Governments pertaining to such third world and underneath arena find the same, quite difficult in order to present their budget in thier respective Parliaments, or, before the Assemblies. In fact, there are no relevancies observed to-day, in between the different budgetary provisions (i.e. monetary provisions) and the resultant effects. Here, the Governments are meeting with their drastic failures in providing the people, which are very akin to maintain their lives and livelihoods towards, achieving a conducive sustenance. Here, Budget and its effects make no systematic impact in providing the people, their day to day necessities. Presently, most of the 3rd world and underneath nations are adopting the type of budget which are basically borrowed from the Britishers. During the colonial rule of the Britishers, they have imposed their ideas, their authority, responsibility, accountability, in the shape of forming the Governments, up to their own tastes. Unfortunately such Governments are not finding an outlet to be away from such unsuitable procedural ways as set up towards framing of the budget as made by the Britishers. Of course, partly the British system may have, some help to the capitalistic nations like U.S.A., U.K. and other European countries, but for the people of 3rd world and the underneath nations, this system only provides a distorted, hazy as well as quite an unsuitable order, in consideration to their geographical, social, political and anthropological behavioural orders.

    International collaboration and high citation impact – A case analysis of immunology

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    Bibliometricians emphasize on international collaboration to enhance the citation impact of research publications. However, Mathew Effect for Countries brings out that the citation impact is not uniformly distributed to all country affiliations. The present study explores whether international collaboration helps in neutralizing the origin of country bias. The study explores this with productivity, author affiliation and citation data from Scopus for the immunology papers for the year 2018. The data considered pertain to India and four comparator countries which are high on international collaboration, namely Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The results point to playout of Mathew Effect and possible confirmation of social constructivist argument of citation practices

    Los daguerrotipos de Mathew Brady en el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan

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    Objectiu: analitzar els daguerreotips del prestigiós fotògraf nord-americà Mathew Brady que es conserven a l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan de Madrid, per tal de conèixer-ne el contingut, determinar-ne les característiques formals i posar en valor la importància que tenen per a la història de la fotografia. Metodologia: anàlisi de forma i fons de cada un dels cinc daguerreotips de Brady, mitjançant l'elaboració d'una fitxa descriptiva ad hoc a partir de les normes arxivístiques ISAD(G), de manera que sigui factible recuperar la informació dels continguts i de les característiques formals. S'ha dut a terme la reproducció fotogràfica dels daguerreotips per a aquest estudi i s'han generat les imatges digitals que l'il·lustren. Resultats: es consideren des de cinc aspectes: l'autoria, l'artefacte, el contingut, el significat sociocultural i la institució. Pel que fa al primer, Mathew Brady és un dels grans autors de la història de la fotografia; quant a l'objecte, els cinc daguerreotips són considerats obres d'art i peces úniques de museu per la qualitat que tenen; el contingut és excepcional en tractar-se de retrats infantils del mateix personatge (Guillermo de Osma), tema amb poca representació en la fotografia de l'època; el significat sociocultural queda de manifest perquè són els primers models fotogràfics en la història de la fotografia i perquè augmenten considerablement les obres de Brady registrades a Europa (dos al repositori de Europeana, i dotze al portal Daguerrobase); finalment, l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan passa a ser el centre amb un nombre més alt de daguerreotips de Brady a Europa.Objective: The article considers five daguerreotypes created by the famous American photographer Matthew Brady and currently held at the Instituto Valencia de Don Juan in Madrid. The authors describe the content of the daguerreotypes, identify their formal features and weigh their importance in the history of photography. Methodology: The authors conducted an in-depth analysis of each daguerreotype in the form of an ad hoc archival description following the international standard ISAD(G), in order to make retrieving information on the content and formal characteristics a more feasible undertaking. The daguerreotypes were also photographed and the images were digitised for the purpose of illustrating the study. Results: The analysis covers the five categories authorship, artefact, content, sociocultural importance and institution, and it offers these details: the author, Matthew Brady is judged to be a seminal figure in the history of photography; the artefacts themselves are considered works of art and unique museum pieces because of their quality; their content is exceptional because all are portraits of a single child, Guillermo de Osma, and because children were generally an uncommon subject for photographers in the period in question; their sociocultural importance lies in the fact that they are the first photographic models in the history of photography and constitute an addition to the list of known works by Brady currently recorded in Europe (two in the archives of Europeana, and twelve on the Daguerrobase website); finally, the Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan has become the centre holding the greatest number of Brady's daguerreotypes in Europe.Objetivo: analizar los daguerrotipos del prestigioso fotógrafo estadounidense Mathew Brady que se conservan en el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan de Madrid, con el fin de conocer su contenido, determinar sus características formales y poner en valor su importancia para la historia de la fotografía. Metodología: análisis de forma y fondo de cada uno de los cinco daguerrotipos de Brady, mediante la elaboración de una ficha descriptiva ad hoc a partir de las normas archivísticas ISAD(G), de modo que sea factible la recuperación de la información de los contenidos y de las características formales. Se ha realizado la reproducción fotográfica de los daguerrotipos para este estudio y se han generado las imágenes digitales que lo ilustran. Resultados: se contemplan desde cinco aspectos: la autoría, el artefacto, el contenido, el significado sociocultural y la institución. Con respecto al primero, Mathew Brady es uno de los grandes autores de la historia de la fotografía; en cuanto al objeto, los cinco daguerrotipos son considerados obras de arte y piezas únicas de museo por su calidad; el contenido es excepcional al tratarse de retratos infantiles del mismo personaje (Guillermo de Osma), tema con escasa representación en la fotografía de la época; el significado sociocultural queda de manifiesto por ser los primeros modelos fotográficos en la historia de la fotografía y por aumentar considerablemente las obras de Brady registradas en Europa (dos en el repositorio de Europeana, y doce en el portal Daguerrobase); por último, el Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan pasa a ser el centro con mayor número de daguerrotipos de Brady en Europa

    Els daguerreotips de Mathew Brady a l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan

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    Objectiu: analitzar els daguerreotips del prestigiós fotògraf nord-americà Mathew Brady que es conserven a l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan de Madrid, per tal de conèixer-ne el contingut, determinar-ne les característiques formals i posar en valor la importància que tenen per a la història de la fotografia. -- Metodologia: anàlisi de forma i fons de cada un dels cinc daguerreotips de Brady, mitjançant l'elaboració d'una fitxa descriptiva ad hoc a partir de les normes arxivístiques ISAD(G), de manera que sigui factible recuperar la informació dels continguts i de les característiques formals. S'ha dut a terme la reproducció fotogràfica dels daguerreotips per a aquest estudi i s'han generat les imatges digitals que l'il·lustren. -- Resultats: es consideren des de cinc aspectes: l'autoria, l'artefacte, el contingut, el significat sociocultural i la institució. Pel que fa al primer, Mathew Brady és un dels grans autors de la història de la fotografia; quant a l'objecte, els cinc daguerreotips són considerats obres d'art i peces úniques de museu per la qualitat que tenen; el contingut és excepcional en tractar-se de retrats infantils del mateix personatge (Guillermo de Osma), tema amb poca representació en la fotografia de l'època; el significat sociocultural queda de manifest perquè són els primers models fotogràfics en la història de la fotografia i perquè augmenten considerablement les obres de Brady registrades a Europa (dos al repositori de Europeana, i dotze al portal Daguerrobase); finalment, l'Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan passa a ser el centre amb un nombre més alt de daguerreotips de Brady a Europa. Objective: The article considers five daguerreotypes created by the famous American photographer Matthew Brady and currently held at the Instituto Valencia de Don Juan in Madrid. The authors describe the content of the daguerreotypes, identify their formal features and weigh their importance in the history of photography. -- Methodology: The authors conducted an in-depth analysis of each daguerreotype in the form of an ad hoc archival description following the international standard ISAD(G), in order to make retrieving information on the content and formal characteristics a more feasible undertaking. The daguerreotypes were also photographed and the images were digitised for the purpose of illustrating the study. -- Results: The analysis covers the five categories authorship, artefact, content, sociocultural importance and institution, and it offers these details: the author, Matthew Brady is judged to be a seminal figure in the history of photography; the artefacts themselves are considered works of art and unique museum pieces because of their quality; their content is exceptional because all are portraits of a single child, Guillermo de Osma, and because children were generally an uncommon subject for photographers in the period in question; their sociocultural importance lies in the fact that they are the first photographic models in the history of photography and constitute an addition to the list of known works by Brady currently recorded in Europe (two in the archives of Europeana, and twelve on the Daguerrobase website); finally, the Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan has become the centre holding the greatest number of Brady's daguerreotypes in Europe

    When do special interests run rampant ? disentangling the role in banking crises of elections, incomplete information, and checks and balances

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    The author investigates the political determinants of government decisions that benefit special interest groups - especially government decisions to deal with banking crises. He finds that the better informed the voters, the more proximate elections, and the larger the number of political veto players ( conditional on the costs to voters of relevant policy decision), the smaller the government's fiscal transfer are to the financial sector and the less likely the government is to exercise forbearance in dealing with insolvent financial institutions. The results suggest that policies thatmight be appropriate for mitigating banking crises in the United States might be less effective in settings where voters are less informed, where elections are less competitive, and where there are fewer veto players, because in these settings checks and balances are missing. These policies include: a) Disseminating information about the costs of inefficient government decisions. b) Improving the structure of legislative regulatory oversight. c) Intervening early in insolvent banks. The author concludes that the more veto players there are, the less likely policies are to favor special interest groups (contrary to previous views). Moreover, the closer the elections, the less likely policies are to favor special interest groups.
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