328 research outputs found
Memoiren. [Fragment] /
No full textAltmann tells the story of the Jewish community in Nikolsburg starting in 1370. He focuses specifically on the history of the Altmann family, especially Siegfried Altmann's grandparents. The second part of the manuscript deals with stories of Rabbi Mordechai Benet (1753-1829) as told to the author by his grand-aunt.See also archival collection.Altmann was born in Nikolsburg (Maehren) in 1887 and died in 1963 in New York. He was the director of the Institute for the Blind "Hohe Warte" in Vienna.see archival collection AR 1788Benet, MordechaiWalter, BrunoNikolsburg (Moravia)digitize
Bild im Bild/Film im Film/Literatur in Literatur - VL 04
No full textVL 4: 6. 5. 2016
Hans Ulrich Reck: Bildende Kunst II –Epochen, Zäsuren und Beispiele einer
Kunstgeschichte selbstreflektierender Künste im historischen Verlauf von
Cézanne über die Epigonalität bei Malewitsch, Mondrian und Duchamp,
Kubismus
Zunächst schildert Hans Ulrich Reck in einem Rückblick auf Renaissance und
Manierismus, mit dem Akzent auf Fra Angelico, typische Referenzbilder für die den
späteren Paraphrasen und Bezugnahmen zugrundeliegenden 'modernen' oder
frühneuzeitlichen Bildwerke und Visualisierungsstrategien.
Eine besondere Rolle spielen für die Darlegungen literarische, film- und
ästhetiktheoretische Erörterungen zum Thema, die Honoré de Balzac, Thomas Mann,
Peter Handke, Danielle Huillet/ Jean-Marie Straub, Vincente Minelli, Robert Altmann
und andere vorgelegt haben
Fashion Culture: Fashion Metropolis Berlin
No full textBerlin was a fashion capital in the 1920s, with hundreds of thriving clothing manufacturers, most of them Jewish, before it was decimated by the Nazis. Author Uwe Westphal shares this history in a discussion with FIT historian Keren Ben-Horin and journalist Jennifer Altmann, whose grandfather ran one of Berlin’s fashion houses.Organized in partnership with the Museum at Eldridge Street
Registers for networked medical research in Germany
No full textSummary
Background: Several disease specific registers are operated by members of the ‘TMF – Technology, Methods, and Infrastructure for Networked Medical Research’, an umbrella organization of research networks in Germany.
Objective: To describe the coverage and the current state as well as financial and organizational issues of registers operated by member networks of the TMF, to identify their requirements and needs, and to recommend best practice models.
Methods: A survey with a self-completion questionnaire including all 55 TMF member networks was carried out in winter 2007/2008. Interviews focusing on technological issues were conducted and analyzed in summer 2009 with a convenience sample of 10 registers.
Results: From 55 TMF member networks, 11 provided information about 14 registers. Six registers address diseases of the circulatory system with more than 150,000 registered patients. The interviews revealed a typical setting of “research registers”. Research registers are an important mean to generate hypotheses for clinical research, to identify eligible patients, and to share data with clinical trials. Concerning technical solutions, we found a remarkable heterogeneity. The analysis of the most efficient registers revealed a structure with five levels as best practice model of register management: executive, operations, IT-management, software, hardware.
Conclusion: In the last ten years, the TMF member networks established disease specific registers in Germany mainly to support clinical research. The heterogeneity of organizational and technical solutions as well as deficits in register planning motivated the development of respective recommendations. The TMF will continue to assist the registers in quality improvement.</jats:p
Economics in Persian-period biblical texts : their interactions with economic developments in the Persian period and earlier biblical traditions
No full textLarge-scale economic change such as the rise of coinage occurred during the Persian-dominated centuries (6th –4th centuries BCE) in the Eastern Mediterranean and ancient Near East. How do the biblical texts of the time respond to such developments?
In this study, Peter Altmann lays out foundational economic conceptions from the ancient Near East and earlier biblical traditions in order to show how Persian-period biblical texts build on these traditions to address the challenges of their day. Economic issues are central to the way that Ezra and Nehemiah approach the topics of temple building and of Judean self-understanding. Economic terminology and considerations also appear in Second Isaiah and the “Holiness Code.” Following significant interaction with the material culture and extra-biblical texts, the author devotes special attention to the ascendancy of economics and its theological and identity implications as structuring metaphors for divine action and human community in the Persian period.
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Reinhard Köhler's Scientific Production: Words, Numbers and Pictures, di Arjuna Tuzzi
No full textThis study draws upon statistical analysis techniques of textual data to examine a corpus composed of 22 research articles published between 1997 and 2010 by Reinhard Köhler as a single author or in collaboration with other scholars. The aim of this article is to draw a representation of the main areas of interest of his research. After having drawn an overall representation of the corpus, Köhler’s latest work – an unpublished volume on Quantitative Syntax Analysis – was analysed to understand its role within the context of his research
Grain size distribution of palaeolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW China
No full textGrain size distribution of palaeolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW Chin
Geochemical investigation of paleolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW China
No full textGeochemical investigation of paleolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW Chin
Paleomagnetic measurement on palaeolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW China
No full textPaleomagnetic measurement on palaeolake sediment core D100, Gobi Desert, NW Chin
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