Philoophie Antique, No 11 https://journals.openedition.org/philosant/1092

The topic of my research has been to deconstruct the authorship as expression of a unique subject within the artistic creation. act, in order to understand the different elements composing an art-work in the elaborated Roman visual culture. I tried to investigate how the modern concept of author has...

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The first French dramaturges take old models as models. Mr Grevin recommended the imitation of the Greek tragics, as well as the imitation of Senegal. Like Rivaudeau, he saw them as a treasure. Imitating them is therefore legitimate. Seticket, however, does not exclude modern authors. In some parate...

This article proposes to trace from a diachronistic perspective the various stages of development and heritage of the Marie House [Meryem Ana Evi], the presumed place of its Assumption, discovered at the end of the 19th century near Ephese. In a few years, the site has become a local pilgrimage cent...

Arabic-based (Ajami) writing has been used for Mande languages, most probably, since the times of the Ancient Mali (13-16 centuries). It is still in use among Mandinka in Senegal, Gambia and Guinea Bissau, among Susu and Mogofin in Guinea, and to a lesser extent among Bamana in Mali. Specific featur...

[ES] Mites, legends, faults, nibbles and stories have been since antiquity and remain important communication tools in all cultures. Some have been used to convey knowledge and knowledge, others to teach moral values or to raise spiritual lighting, and others simply to entertain. Could we also use t...

Lambert Pierre-Yves. Enrico Campanile. Ethymological profile of the ancient comic. PISA, 1974 (Library of dialectal Italy and of Studies and Languages, 7) = ‘Lexique étymologique du Comique ancien’. In: Etudes Celtiques, Vol. 14, Strait 2, 1975. pp. 655-657.

Di ironia has been working since ancient times: still today, it is a large-scale phenomenon, which is the subject of a far from asserted debate, concerning its definition and identity. Irony is communication, but it is also a game and a tool for philosophical research; it is revolution but at the sa...

, to be published in: Macarie Motogna, Mihai Hasan, Victor Vizauer (Eds.), Cel care a trecut făcabnd bine — Nicolae Edroiu, Editura coala Ardeleană, Cluj-Napoca, 2019, pp. 65-163, ongoing. The House of Publishing “Scoala Ardeleana”, Cluj-Napoca, Romania refusing to publish my study on the eve of the...

Atanarjat (2001), winning film Inuit, starts with the following sentence by an elderly Indigena: “I can squeeze this canno so that I dream you understand it.” But, adinal, what is meant in this context “comprennder” or “understandable”? How does the sentence refer to an intelligible language? An und...

While it is an area where modernity joins history, it is the field of remembrance theatres. The art of remembrance, a discipline taught in Greek Antiquity and then Roman and used by speakers to remember their texts, consisted of mentally building remembrance theatres. Memorial theatres are mental re...

Revised text of a talk given at the 9th International Conference on Greek Linguistics 29 October 2009 - 31 October 2009 Chicago, Illinois In this paper I address the issue as to why there are at first glance three items that can introduce an embedded question in Classical Greek: hós (relative), tís...

After a brief contextualisation of Coleridge’s poetry and the translations of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner di Luzi (1949) and Fenoglio (1955) into Italian literary tradition, reference is made to the influence that the meeting with the English poet produced by Luzi and Fenoglio themselves. In the...

The novela Iris by Edmundo Paz Soldán portrays the vital paths of five characters on a fictitious planet dominated by violence emanating from the joint influences of a colonial situation and a former politeistic religion. Looking at how irradiated monstruosity is communicated from divinity to minds,...

Courses No 4: What is known about ancient Arab dialects (lu-āt)

This book quickly shows the various philosophical concepts that have been reported since ancient times on the existence and manifestations of emotions in humans. It was then shown how, from the 20th century onwards, various paradigms embraced this field, such as the universalist paradigm, social con...

National audience The recent research carried out in the average Matarraña valley (Bas Aragon, Teruel) has made it possible to reconstruct the phases and evolution of its population throughout the Fer’s age. On the basis of these data, all possible signs of disruption or cultural change, which could...

Institute of History of Philosophy (EA 3276) Centre for Studies on Ancient Thought “Kairos kai logos” Seminar of History of the ancient philosophy held on Wednesday 23 January 2019 Mieke de MOOR, Institute of History of philosophy, Aix-en-Provence “Interpreting Book V of the Republic of Platon” 18 —...

The notion of mysterion, as well as its Latin (sacramentum) and Syriac (raza) language correspondents, have established the theology and practices of the ancient Church in the field of exegesis, dogma, mystic, worship, preaching and catechsis. The aim of the seminar is to explore this concept, which...

The question of plurilingualism arises for writers well before the 20th century. It could be argued that literature in French has always been defined in relation to other languages: Latin first, but also the various dialects and other European languages that had become literary languages earlier tha...

International audience Meroitic was the main language of the kingdom of Kush, in ancient Sudan. Although it appeared probably in the 3rd millennium BC, it was endowed with a specific writing-system only in its late stage, namely the Kingdom of Meroe (3rd cent. BC / 4th cent. AD) and superseded Egypt...

The ancient mayes Stephens, John Lloyd (1805-1852) Catherwood, Frederick (1799-1854) Editeur: Mexico: The College of Mexico: Economic Culture Fund Date de parution: 1941 description matérielle: 1 Vol. (361 p.): ill. en noir et en coul; couv. ill. Index absent in France (in 2021) Available in ligne,...

From the ‘Homo sacer: Sovereign power and life’ and then in ‘Means without End: Notes on Policy’; Agamben, referring to ancient Greece, explains the original difficulty — if you don’t want — of the fact that this civilisation did not have a single term to express what we want to say with the word VI...