cambridge university history of art course
Confronting Images: Questioning the Ends of a Certain History of Art
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... renounce
the humanism of the history of art: death. Resemblance as
drama. Two medieval treatises facing Vasari: the rent subject
facing the man of humanism. The history of art is a history of
imbroglios ... survive the articulation of every answer. If I invoke the
name of Freud to counter that of Kant, this is not in order to place
the discipline of art history under the yoke of a new conception of
the ... the history of art and should be considered in
another building on the university campus, the one off in the distance
occupied by the department of philosophy? To say this (one hears it
often)...
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Cambridge.University.Press.Africans.The.History.of.a.Continent.Aug.2007.pdf
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... Oxford
Professor Carolyn Brown, Department of History, Rutgers University
Professor Christopher Clapham, Centre of African Studies, Cambridge University
Professor Michael Gomez, Department of History, ... New York University
Professor David Robinson, Department of History, Michigan State University
Professor Leonardo A. Villalon, Center for African Studies, University of Florida
A list of books ... Iliffe was Professor of African History at the University of Cambridge and is a
Fellow of St. John’s College. He is the author of several books on Africa, including
Amodern history of Tanganyika...
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Cambridge.University.Press.Allegories.of.Union.in.Irish.and.English.Writing.1790-1870.Politics.History.and.the.Family.from.Edgeworth.to.Arnold.Oct.2000.pdf
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... that subordination of the heart
which kept alive, even in servitude itself, the spirit of an exalted freedom. The
unbought grace of life, the cheap defense of nations, the nurse of manly
sentiment ... English of novelists, produced over the course of his long career
a substantial canon of what I call Irish fiction is only an extreme (and
ironic) example of a wider phenomenon. It is this kind of ... apparatus of this
particular colonial project, as of so many others. In this respect, then, I
aim to read the racialized and gendered figures of Irish inequality in
English colonial discourse as...
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Cambridge.University.Press.War.and.the.Law.of.Nations.A.General.History.Sep.2005.pdf
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... sort of
mirror of its heavenly counterpart, with all of its parts in (ideally)
perfect harmony. Some parts of this great cosmos, of course, were
more harmonious and advanced than others. In particular, ... lawyers through the course of history, and what
lawyers have made of war. Consequently, no prior knowledge of law is
assumed on the part of persons embarking on this voyage.
Ifthishistoryweretobetrulycomprehensive,itwouldhavetobe
many ... just-war doctrine
of the Middle Ages. He then traces the decline of this conception of
war in favour of a view of war as an instrument of statecraft, culmina-
ting in the evolution of what became...
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Cambridge.University.Press.A.Student.Grammar.of.Spanish.Feb.2006.pdf
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... a
pronunciation of two
SYLLABLES
of two distinct
V OWEL
sounds where normally you have a
DIPHTHONG
,e.g.cig
ă
ue
na
DIMINUTIVE
Letters added to the end of a word to indicate the
meaning of “small.” It often ... verb tables, for reasons of space. It is
recommended that you acquire one of these two above.
Usage
Batchelor, R. and Pountain, C., Using Spanish, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
1994; ... by
IMPERFECT
of haber (hab
´
ıa)
and the
PAST PARTICIPLE
,e.g.cuando hab
´
ıamos
hablado (when we had spoken)
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
Name given to the part of the
VERB
ending in -ing in
English and in...
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Cambridge.University.Press.An.Introduction.to.the.Philosophy.of.Mind.Jan.2000.pdf
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... found in The
Philosophical Writings of Descartes, ed. J. Cottingham, R. Stoothoof and D. Murdoch
(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984). In recent times, one of Descar-
tes’s best-known and ... and the Philosophy of Mind. Of course, the ‘Humean’ defini-
tion of causation in terms of ‘constant conjunction’, discussed earlier in this chap-
ter, does imply the truth of Davidson’s premise ... and theories of modern scientific psychology. It
will be of interest to any reader with a basic grounding
in modern philosophy.
E. J. Lowe is Professor of Philosophy at the University of
Durham....
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Cambridge.University.Press.Fearing.Others.The.Nature.and.Treatment.of.Social.Phobia.Mar.2007.pdf
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... memory of my mother À who taught me to read.
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The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge ... through the dread of falling short of expectations or of appear-
ing inferior or ridiculous.
Hartenberg (1921, pp. 21À40) gave a most comprehensive and
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Cambridge.University.Press.Gender.Race.and.the.Writing.of.Empire.Public.Discourse.and.the.Boer.War.Sep.1999.pdf
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... Eagleton, University of Oxford
Leonore Davidoff, University of Essex
Catherine Gallagher, University of California, Berkeley
D. A. Miller, Columbia University
J. Hillis Miller, University of California, ... remind
American audiences of the kind of stuff those Brits were made of, then
Mafeking Night was a perfect image to use. Mafeking, in the early part
of the century, still meant wartime hope, British ... institution of the press and within individual news-
papers, contradictions that reflect rifts in British society during this
period, the heart of the ‘‘crisis of liberalism.’’ Stuart Hall and Bill
Schwartz...
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Cambridge.University.Press.German.Philosophy.1760-1860.The.Legacy.of.Idealism.Sep.2002.pdf
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... will interest a range of
readers in the history of philosophy, cultural history, and the history
of ideas.
is Professor of Philosophy and German at
Northwestern University. His publications ... practically the whole world conceived of itself, of nature,
of religion, of human history, of the nature of knowledge, of politics, and
of the structure of the human mind in general. From its inception, ... Genesis of German Political Thought – (Cambridge,
Mass.: Harvard University Press, ); David Blackbourn, The Long Nineteenth Century: A History of
Germany, – (Oxford University...
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Cambridge.University.Press.Globalisation.and.the.Western.Legal.Tradition.Recurring.Patterns.of.Law.and.Authority.Mar.2008.pdf
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... observations of no art critic or aficionado. The selection is
drawn from one book. No art in that book celebrates the tables of the United
Nations Charter or the treaties of the European Union. If such art ... the written permission of Cambridge University Press.
Cambridge University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy
of urls for external or third-party internet websites referred ... Sapeurs of the Congo have appropriated
the global image of the white coat of the medical profession to bolster the pres-
tige of the witch doctor.
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These general patterns reveal a complexity of partic-
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Cambridge.University.Press.The.Crisis.of.Literature.in.the.1790s.Print.Culture.and.the.Public.Sphere.Nov.1999.pdf
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... super-
stitions of the weak, and the imposing craft of the subtle’ (323).
Thomas Holcroft placed a similar emphasis on ‘the art of printing’
in the defence of this progressivist vision of history which ... advances in the art of written com-
munication foster democratic advances as a direct result of the
dissemination of knowledge. D’Israeli was less confident of the
effects of ‘the invention of Printing’, ... more free, or
more glorious: it is spread on the face of the earth, and is
composed of persons of every nation, of every rank, of every
age, and of both sexes. They are intimately acquainted with
every...
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