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Ilpo Kempas Sobre la fidelidad de las lenguas románicas actuales al vocalismo protorrománico. Análisis contrastivo de la realización de la e y o tónicas en las variedades estándar del italiano, el catalán central y el valenciano Michela Russo/Shanti Ulfsbjorninn Phonological lenition and the inherent strength of the word-initial position. The view from Southern Italian dialects Jacoba Waumans/Stefania Marzo Standard e neostandard nelle pubblicità televisive italiane: style-shifting come mezzo stilistico Wolfgang Eichenhofer Romania submersa zwischen Schwyz und Zams Ricarda Liver Habent sua fata et voces. Zur Geschichte einiger lexikalischer Typen im Bündnerromanischen Sophie Lecomte Fins alternatives, bonus et scènes coupées du Roman de Méliadus Richard Trachsler Vom Chevalier de la Tour zum Ritter vom Turm. Ideal, Wirklichkeit und die pädagogische Fiktion Marta Saiz-Sánchez Étude comparative et diachronique des marqueurs si/si (+ verbe) du francais et de l'espagnol José Antonio Saura Rami/Chuan Carlos Bueno Chueca Lengua ribagorzana y lengua occitana: una relación de hondo calado Anna Isabel Peirats Navarro Ja som en la fi. El poder transformador de la palabra en San Vicente Ferrer Pilar Arrabal Rodriguez Andalucismos léxicos en un corpus almeriense de inventarios José Luis Cifuentes Honrubia En mi/tu/... vida: negación y contexto Andres Kristol Federica Diémoz. 28 avril 1975-19 août 2019 Vittoria Borsò/Martina Nicklaus Peter Wunderli. 30. Mai 1938-27. März 2019 Besprechungen - Comptes rendus Nachrichten - Chronique Prix Collegium Romanicum pour l'avancement de la relève Adresses des auteures et auteurs (contributions originales).

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Paradise Blues is an unconventional history of the United States of America, an unusual travel guide that follows and renders visible the country's paths of nature, history and civilisation. Christof Mauch is a leading German historian who has spent many years in the US and in this book he attempts, from a European perspective, to grasp the diversity of American culture and the transformation of its environments, combining travel reporting with nature writing, personal observation and philosophical reflection. Mauch seeks the familiar in unfamiliar places and the curious in places that seem common and well-known. The journey begins in tiny Wiseman, Alaska and the final portrait is of Portland, Oregon, famously America's most sustainable city. In between, Mauch's wanderings in space and time, his serendipitous and planned encounters with places and people, bring to light the tension and ambivalence in most Americans' attitudes towards their often-perilous environment, the intertwining throughout history of valuation, conservation and destruction. Interactions between human beings and the environment have settled like sediment down the centuries and may be read in the present - in the form of landscapes and collective memory, in bodies of water and the earth's strata, tree rings and human cells. One of Mauch's dominant themes is that the grand hopes and bitter disappointments of the American paradise are not equally distributed - the blues is the voice of the dispossessed and disadvantaged; and here environmental injustice toward Black, Indigenous and other marginalised people is a recurring and haunting motif. This is a book of melancholia and hope - Mauch exposes the beauty, the imperilment, at times the wreckage, of the American environment. And he shows us that, more powerfully than abstract ideas, governmental edicts or technological forces, stories reveal the infinite discoveries to be made in humans' relationship to nature - in beautiful landscapes where danger lurks as well as in visions and behaviours that change the world and ecosystems. Above all, stories demonstrate that where we come from and where we are going are intimately connected and therefore nothing has to remain as it is. The stories told in Paradise Blues demonstrate that vulnerabilities and pressures are almost always political constructions and, for that reason, it must be possible to deconstruct them.

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Offering a detailed analysis of the Roman provincial coinage of Bithynia and Pontus during the reign of Trajan (98-117), this book characterises individual mints, the rhythm of monetary production, iconography and legends, and considers the attribution and dating of individual issues.

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In the last few years scientific collections has gained significance. In particular, the "Recommendations on Scientific Collections as Research Infrastructures" published by the German Wissenschaftrat (Science Council) in January 2011 have caused a surge in attention.This volume of the series Hamburg's University Speeches (Hamburger Universitätsreden) documents the frame of the Annual Conference of the Society for University Collections (Gesellschafts für Universitätssammlungen) in 2016 and the lecture given by Ulrich Raulff, Director of the German Literary Archives in Marbach. In his text "The Things and their Relatives" he shows how an object without context immediately loses its meaning. Raulff ends his reflections on things and their collection with an appeal to the representatives of the scientific collections to conduct their own research, namely in their own collections. Archives, museums and collections should not wait for being researched. They should not limit themselves to the classical "research in indexing", but should initiate and carry out research projects themselves. Only through their own understanding of research a meaningful collection policy can be developed, which will really reach the present and the future. The text of the speech is followed by 30 colour photographs of special objects presented by Ulrich Raulff during his lecture in the atrium of the Hamburg State and University Library.

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