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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CELTIST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
Celtist in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
Celtist im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
A CELTIST HONOUBED Bev. Donald MacLean Since the death of Hector
MacLean and J. F. Campbell of Islay, Mr. Alexander Carmichael, whom the
University of Edinburgh has deservedly honoured with the degree of LL.D., has
been facile ...
2
Made in Spain: Studies in Popular Music
Nevertheless it is Michael Dietler (2006, 245) who comes closest to my point of
view by focusing on the problem in terms of local “depoliticization,” and by
verifying the counter-Celtist reaction on the part of those who aspire to tangible
change ...
Sílvia Martinez, Héctor Fouce, 2013
This linguistic myth, in which the "Hebraicist" and the "Celtist" theses are
conjoined, goes back at least to the seventeenth century. Beauze'e here cites
more recent authorities: Jean-Baptiste Bullet, Memoires sur la langue celtique (
1754-60) ...
4
A Bibliographical Dictionary; Containing a Chronological ...
4to. sine ulla nota. Supposed to have been clone at Rome, by John Gensberg,
about 1473. ' — 4to. sine nota. Distinguished from the above by having at the end
, Conradi Celtist Carmen de Gennania. — — — a Franc. Puteolano, sol. absque ...
Adam Clarke, Edward Harwood, 1804
5
Framing France: The Representation of Landscape in France, ...
In a fascinating and provocative article Mark Antliff identifies a current of 'Celtist'
populism, similar to that of Mithouard which I have outlined, in the thinking (both
verbal and pictorial) of Gleizes (and other Puteaux Cubists) in these statements ...
Mr. Best has been introducing him to the work of the eminent French Celtist,
whose lectures had been attended by John Millington Synge: I was showing him
Jubainville's book. He's quite enthusiastic, don't you know, about Hyde's ...
7
The Eocene Green River Flora of Northwestern Colorado and ...
At first glance this flora appears to be a typical Green River flora with the small
coriaceous leaves and the common Ailanthus, Cardiospermum, Celtist
MacGinitie: The Eocene Green River Flora 77 Comparison with the Rate
Homestead flora ...
8
The Antiquity of the Italian Nation: The Cultural Origins of ...
Casati rejected this concept, relying on the Celtist tradition recently revived by
Cantù. Drawing on Niebuhr's well-known criticisms of the theory of the
indigenous, to a greater extent even than Balbo, he located Italic antiquity in the
central-north ...
Antonino De Francesco, 2013
The same view was twenty years later and with much greater force advanced by
the Indianist and Celtist Heinrich Zimmer; he was convinced that "die
Angehorigen des Urvolkes sich 'arya' nannten in der Zeit ihrer Gemeinsamkeit
als es noch ...
Jacques Duchesne-Guillemin, 1978
10
A History of Indian Literature
... earlier Colebrooke and other Englishmen had brought considerably large
collections of manuscripts to Europe. But in the year 1868 a complete
cataloguing of all Sanskrit manuscripts was begun on a suggestion from the
meritorious Celtist ...
