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This article examines transitional identities in pre-1945 Central European borderlands on both an individual and a collective level. These territories traditionally contained a zone of ethnic contact and passage. Numerous nerve lines linked different cultural groups, a...

David E. Nye examines two volumes on the complex history of lighting technologies. David E. Nye examines two volumes on the complex history of lighting technologies.

Udgivelsesdato: Aug The Danish Twin Registry was established formally in 1954 and thus celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2004. Here we give an account of its founding and the early years, and a brief summary of more recent progress.

A woman lies on the ground in what appears to be either pain or ecstasy, fully dressed but with her legs slightly parted and with four little baby rabbits running out from underneath her skirt, as ...

Chunking is considered as one of the very important problems in Natural Language Processing. The chunking models developed so far usually are unable to extract the relationships among the chunks. In this paper, we present a typed dependency-based chunking model (TDC), w...

The work of James Joyce is haunted by the question of the predecessor, who is simultaneously perceived as the generous source or progenitor, the beginning of being, the imago of the present living ego, and as the threatening rival. As the predecessor of Joyce par excell...

Abstract This is a condensed transscript of 90 minutes’ discussion session marking the end of the International Symposium on Stopping of Heavy Ions (STOP01) held in Odense, Denmark, 5–8 August 2001. The time was divided up about equally between introductory and concludi...

ABSTRACTLondon Metropolitan Archives, Archives of the Corporation of London, MS Letter Book K, contains descriptions of Henry VI's royal entries into both Paris (1431) and London (1432). Their placement one after the other in a London Letter Book was likely the work of ...

This paper discusses a number of consequences that – although not always intended by the author – can be drawn from the radically historicist approach adopted by Wouter J. Hanegraaff in his monograph Esotericism and the Academy. These consequences are the atomization of...