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L'étymologie du mot "septembre" pose une question intrigante : pourquoi un nom qui signifie "septième mois" désigne-t-il en réalité le neuvième mois de l'année dans notre calendrier actuel ? La réponse se trouve dans l'histoire des calendriers romains et leurs multiples réformes.Un héritage du calendrier romainÀ l'origine, les Romains utilisaient un calendrier lunaire de 10 mois, attribué, selon la tradition, au roi légendaire Romulus vers 753 av. J.-C. Ce calendrier débutait en mars (Martius), en lien avec le retour du printemps et le début de la saison militaire. Ce système avait cependant un problème majeur : il manquait environ 60 jours pour correspondre à une année solaire complète. L'hiver n'était pas pris en compte dans le calendrier, ce qui entraînait un décalage progressif des saisons.L'ajout de janvier et févrierVers 713 av. J.-C., le roi Numa Pompilius décide de réformer le calendrier en ajoutant deux nouveaux mois d'hiver :Januarius (janvier), dédié au dieu Janus, Februarius (février), en lien avec les fêtes de purification (februa). Le calendrier passe alors de 10 à 12 mois, mais les noms des mois de septembre à décembre ne sont pas modifiés, bien qu'ils aient été décalés.L'impact de Jules César et du calendrier julienEn 46 av. J.-C., Jules César réforme le calendrier pour l'aligner sur le cycle solaire et institue le calendrier julien. Il conserve les noms traditionnels des mois, malgré leur nouvelle position. Plus tard, en l'honneur de Jules César et d'Auguste, Quintilis devient Julius (juillet) et Sextilis devient Augustus (août), mais septembre reste inchangé.ConclusionLe nom "septembre" est donc un vestige du calendrier romain primitif. Il a conservé son étymologie d'"ancien septième mois", bien qu'il soit devenu le neuvième après l'ajout de janvier et février. Une preuve fascinante de l'évolution du temps et des traditions héritées de l'Antiquité ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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pWotD Episode 2509: Ides of March Welcome to popular Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of a popular Wikipedia page every day.With 232,921 views on Friday, 15 March 2024 our article of the day is Ides of March.The Ides of March (; Latin: Idus Martiae, Late Latin: Idus Martii) is the day on the Roman calendar marked as the Idus, roughly the midpoint of a month, of Martius, corresponding to 15 March on the Gregorian calendar. It was marked by several major religious observances. In 44 BC, it became notorious as the date of the assassination of Julius Caesar, which made the Ides of March a turning point in Roman history.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 02:05 UTC on Saturday, 16 March 2024.For the full current version of the article, see Ides of March on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Joanna Standard.

In the year 79 CE, Mount Vesuvius erupted and destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii. We have an eyewitness account describing the horrors of an event which certainly seemed like the end of the world. The volcanic ash preserved the city for centuries. Now most of Pompeii has been excavated and we can see how the ancient Romans lived. 

Le musée Narbo Via retrace l'histoire de la cité antique de Narbo Martius. Il est composé par 3 lieux distincts autour de Narbonne. Nous vous proposons la découverte du musée archéologique qui a ouvert en 2021

Welcome to January 1st, 2023 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate a gruesome drink and a fresh start.  If you're looking for a “hair of the dog” that bit you during last night's reveling, consider the Bloody Mary. It's become a brunch staple, but how did this drink get such a gruesome name? Many people assume it's because of Mary Tudor, Henry VIII's first daughter. But the widely accepted story is that a Paris bartender in the 1920s created a cocktail of tomato juice and vodka. One of the patrons loved the drink and suggested the name "Bloody Mary” because it reminded him of a Chicago bar called Bucket of Blood Club, and a girl named Mary who worked there. On National Bloody Mary Day celebrate with this classic drink that helps repair the most ghoulish hangover. New Year's Day is one of the most recognized holidays around the world. Though it has been celebrated for thousands of years, the exact beginning of a new year has gone through many changes. In ancient Rome, the calendar started with Martius or March and only had ten months. January and February were added later and the twelve month Julian calendar was eventually adopted. In ancient Babylon, new year's resolutions were about paying back debts and returning borrowed stuff. If that is on your list it's a great start. As the new year begins, may we follow the advice of Ralph Waldo Emerson who said, “Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.” We hope you will join us as we find new reasons to celebrate together.  I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As aventuras de Albert Camus no Brasil no fim da década de 40 e o retorno do escritor haitiano Dany Laferrière ao seu Haiti natal depois de vinte anos no exílio. O cientista alemão Alexander von Humboldt pelos olhos dos escritores contemporâneos Andrea Wulf e Daniel Kehlmann. Micheliny Verunschk e as crianças indígenas levadas a Munique, no século 19, pelos naturalistas Johann Spix e Carl von Martius.

In this episode, Justin Pearl and Matt Baker speak with Randy Dible who is a doctoral student in philosophy at The New School for Social Research whose work focuses on phenomenology and Ancient Greek philosophy. Randy is the preeminent English speaking scholar working with German phenomenologist Hedwig Conrad-Martius who was a 2oth century thinker concerned with the ontological constitution of reality and consciousness. Music for this episode: Exhausted Divinity, Niky Nine Nomad's Theme, Matt Baker

Martius receives credit for capturing Corioles, and also receives the name of Coriolanus.

Martius receives credit for capturing Corioles, and also receives the name of Coriolanus.

Martius' mother and wife wait for him in Rome, while the battle rages in and around Corioles

Martius' mother and wife wait for him in Rome, while the battle rages in and around Corioles

We begin Cariolanus, and meet Martius, a proud Roman patrician, who later becomes Cariolanus. He confronts a band of rebellious plebians and expresses his contempt for them. The civil strife is apparently interrupted by pending war with the Volscians, whose leader is a frenemy of Martius. He goes to war, but the new tribunes stay behind and begin a plot against Martius.

We begin Cariolanus, and meet Martius, a proud Roman patrician, who later becomes Cariolanus. He confronts a band of rebellious plebians and expresses his contempt for them. The civil strife is apparently interrupted by pending war with the Volscians, whose leader is a frenemy of Martius. He goes to war, but the new tribunes stay behind and begin a plot against Martius.

Part 3 features close-readings of four key speeches and scenes that set out the play's central dilemma, as they speak for a cooperative political community and the elite warrior ideal that Coriolanus is meant to embody. Speeches and Performers: Menenius, citizens, and Martius, Act 1, “I shall tell you a pretty tale …” (David Collins) Volumnia and Virgilia, Act 1, “If my son were my husband…” (Joyce Branagh) Coriolanus, Act 3, “Well, I must do ‘t…” (Keith Hamilton Cobb) Cominius and Menenius, Act 4, “He is their god …” (David Collins)

Bavyeralı botanikçi Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius'u konuşuyoruz. Ekonomist, coğrafyacı, pedagog, filozof, jeolog, mineralog, şair, gezgin... "Palmiyelerin Babası" diye de anılıyor ki fazlasıyla hak etmiş bu unvanı!

El 20 de marzo es la fecha del equinoccio de primavera, que muchas veces se denomina también como equinoccio vernal, la época del año en que la duración del día y la noche son idénticas, gracias a una alineación completa del Sol y el ecuador. ¿Qué es equinoccio? del latín aequinoctium (aequus nocte), "noche igual". Ocurre dos veces por año: entre el 19 y el 21 de marzo y entre el 21 y el 24 de septiembre de cada año. Los equinoccios ocurren cuando el Sol está en el primer punto de Aries o en el primer punto de Libra. marzo: En el Polo Norte, comienza un día que tendrá 6 meses de duración. En el hemisferio norte, comienza la primavera, a la cual se le llama equinoccio primaveral o vernal. En el hemisferio sur, comienza el otoño, al cual se le llama equinoccio otoñal. En el Polo Sur, comienza una noche que tendrá 6 meses de duración. El calendario gregoriano es un calendario originario de Europa, denominado así por ser su promotor el papa Gregorio XIII, quien promulgó su uso por medio de la bula Inter Gravissimas. A partir de 1582, sustituyó al calendario juliano, utilizado desde que Julio César lo instaura en el año 46 a. C. Los egipcios fueron los primeros de todos los hombres que descubrieron el año, y decían que esto lo hallaron a partir de los astros. Heródoto Historias II-4 El calendario juliano era, básicamente, el calendario egipcio, el primer calendario solar conocido que estableció la duración del año en 365,25 días. El calendario egipcio surge a principios del tercer milenio antes de Cristo y es el primer calendario solar conocido de la Historia. El año empezaba a principios de marzo (martius, de Marte, dios de la guerra) que era el primer mes de primavera, cuando se decidían las campañas militares del año. Los meses iban desde martius hasta februarius, en este orden: 1. Martius: mes de Marte, dios de la guerra, padre de Rómulo y Remo 2. Aprilis: mes de apertura de flores (por la primavera, en el hemisferio norte) 3. Maius: mes de Maia, diosa de la abundancia 4. Junius: mes de Juno, diosa del hogar y la familia 5. Quintilis: mes quinto 6. Sextilis: mes sexto 7. September: mes séptimo 8. October: mes octavo 9. November: mes noveno 10. December: mes décimo 11. Januarius: mes de Jano, dios de los portales 12. Februarius: mes de las hogueras purificatorias (februa) Youtube ENGOMA DOS IG @engoma2geniales FB @Engoma2 Geniales Twitter @MEngoma2 Música por David Calderón IG @Cdcm_cesar9 - FB @Cesar Calderón

Patrí k najlepším na Slovensku a ľudia od neho odchádzajú poznačení už navždy. Matej Martius, v Trnave prezývaný ako špendlo bol hosťom našich Aetter rozhovorov. Rozprávali sme sa o svete profesionálneho tatéra a dozviete sa všetko o tetovaniach.

If you're looking for a “hair of the dog” that bit you during last night's reveling, consider the Bloody Mary. It's become a brunch staple, but how did this drink get such a gruesome name? Many people assume it's because of Mary Tudor, Henry VIII's first daughter. But the widely accepted story is that a Paris bartender in the 1920s created a cocktail of tomato juice and vodka. One of the patrons loved the drink and suggested the name "Bloody Mary” because it reminded him of a Chicago bar called Bucket of Blood Club, and a girl named Mary who worked there. Strange way to pay tribute to someone you have a crush on, but maybe there is more to that story. On National Bloody Mary Day celebrate with this classic drink that helps repair the most ghoulish hangover. New Year's Day is one of the most recognized holidays around the world. Though it has been celebrated for thousands of years, the exact beginning of a new year has gone through many changes. In ancient Rome, the calendar started with Martius or March and only had ten months. January and February were added later and the twelve month Julian calendar was eventually adopted. In ancient Babylon, new year's resolutions were about paying back debts and returning borrowed stuff. If that is on your list it's a great start. As the new year begins may we follow the advice of author C.S. Lewis who said, “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” We hope you'll join us as we find new reasons to celebrate together. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Funkmasten-REITs sind momentan absolut en vogue - und das nicht zu Unrecht: Das Geschäft rund um die Vermietung von Sendemasten ist nicht nur stabil, sondern auch extrem zukunftsfest. Der absolute Big Player in diesem Markt ist die American Tower, aber mit der deutschen Vantage Towers gibt es auch hierzulande einen ersten prominenten börsennotierten Player. Nun gibt es neue Spekulationen rund um die Deutsche Telekom Sparte GD Towers. Was es damit auf sich hat, erläutern Reinhard Martius und Florian König. ⌚ Timestamps: (0:00) Intro (1:11) Das 1. Jahr von Vantage Towers an der Börse (2:30) Der Vergleich Vantage Towers / American Tower (7:14) Mögliche Szenarien zur Telekom-Sparte GD Towers (14:06) Martius' Anlagestrategie für die Vantage Towers Aktie

Paco Álvarez, divulgador y escritor de 'Mitomorfosis', cuenta en Fin de Semana con Cristina cómo pasaban en la época clásica estos días tan señaladosViene mucho por Fin de Semana con Cristina un romano de Madrid que siempre nos cuenta curiosidades sobre lo poco que hemos cambiado desde los tiempos de la Roma antigua. Y esta semana nos quiere hablar, cómo no, de la Navidad, que por lo visto se celebraba también de alguna manera en Roma. Él es Paco Álvarez, divulgador y autor de ‘Mitomorfosis': “Los romanos eran paganos, sí, pero celebraban algo que se parece un poco a la Navidad. Por un lado las Saturnales, que eran una mezcla entre nuestras celebraciones navideñas y el carnaval, todo mezclado y luego a fin de año, las Strenae, palabra de la que viene ‘estreno' que se parecen bastante a nuestras celebraciones de nochevieja y año nuevo”. Esto hay que explicarlo muy bien. Para empezar, ¿cuándo y cómo se celebraba el año nuevo? Álvarez explica que “Ya comenzaba el 1 de enero, igual que ahora, desde unas revueltas que hubo en Hispania en el 153 a.C., como hemos comentado otras veces. El caso es que en año nuevo en Roma se celebraba un banquete con los amigos, se estrenaba alguna cosa como signo de buena suerte para el año nuevo y se intercambiaban regalos, que...

Ivo Mesquita nasceu em São Paulo, São Paulo, em 1951. É curador, pesquisador e escritor. Entre 1977 e 1980 foi pesquisador do Centro de Pesquisas de Arte Brasileira Contemporânea, da prefeitura de São Paulo. De 1980 a 1982 foi coordenador do Arquivo Wanda Svevo, da Fundação Bienal de São Paulo. Entre 1996 e 2007 foi professor visitante do Center for Curatorial Studies da Bard College, no estado de Nova Iorque, nos Estados Unidos. Foi diretor do Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo entre 2000 e 2002. Na Pinacoteca de São Paulo desempenhou várias funções: curador do Projeto Octógono (2003-2013), curador-chefe (2006-2012) e diretor artístico (2012-2015). [Ivo Mesquita was born in São Paulo, São Paulo, in 1951. He is a curator, researcher and writer. Between 1977 and 1980 he worked as a researcher for the Centro de Pesquisas de Arte Brasileira Contemporânea, at the government of the city of São Paulo. From 1980 to 1982 he was the coordinator of the Wanda Svevo Archive, at the São Paulo Biennial Foundation. Between 1996 and 2007 he was a visiting professor at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, in the state of New York, in the United States. He was the director of the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo from 2000 to 2002. At the Pinacotheque of São Paulo he developed many activities: curator of the Octogon Project (2003-2013), chief curator (2006-2012) and artistic director (2012-2015). ///imagens selecionadas|selected images: Henri Matisse, Guido Reni, Martius/// [entrevista realizada em 06 de dezembro de 2020|interview recorded on december 6th, 2020]

Calling for an end to democracy, the brilliant Roman General and war hero Caius Martius (Coriolanus) shames the starving and rioting citizens of Rome for their lack of military service. Meanwhile, the Volcian army, led by Martius's blood enemy Tullus Aufidius, marches towards Rome. Welcome to the premiere episode of the Play On Podcasts' Series Coriolanus. Synopsis: The citizens of Rome, starving for grain during a post-war food shortage, riot against the aristocracy and blame the brilliant Roman General and war hero Caius Martius (Coriolanus) for their troubles. Menenius Agrippa, a Roman patrician, defends Caius Martius until Martius arrives and begins to mock and shame the people for their lack of military service, calling for an end to democracy. As he's speaking, word arrives that a Volcian army is in the field. Martius leaves to fight them. In response to his speech, two Roman tribunes, Brutus and Sicinius, secretly denounce Martius and vow to keep an eye on him. Meanwhile, the Roman army, including their general Cominius, meets the Volcian forces and their commander, Tullus Aufidius, at the Volcian city of Coriolis. Martius's wife, Virgilia, and his mother, Volumnia, await his return as Martius leads a rally against Coriolis, where he is locked within the city walls.  He survives and single-handedly conquers Coriolis, then joins Cominius in fighting other Volcian forces elsewhere in the field, where he ends up in single combat with Aufidius, who is dragged away from the battle by his own soldiers. The Cast: ANDRUS NICHOLS as Brutus, Various CHANNIE WAITES as Lartius, Various CHING VALDES-ARAN as Volumnia, Various DANAYA ESPERANZA as Coriolanus JAMIE ANN ROMERO as Valeria, Various KIM WUAN as Aufidus, Virgilia, Various LENNE KLINGAMEN as Citizen 1, Various NANCY RODRIGUEZ as Sicinius, Various NEMUNA CEESAY as Citizen 3, Various PATRENA MURRAY as Menenius VANESSA KAI as Cominius ZO TIPP as Young Martius, Various Creative Team: SEAN SAN JOSÉ, Playwright KATE WISNIEWSKI, Director AMRITA  RAMANAN, Dramaturg CATHERINE EATON, Script Adaptor DANIEL BEN-SHIMON, Engineer, Sound Designer PALMER HEFFEREN, Composer LARRY WALSH C.A.S, Re-Recording Mixer SADAHARU YAGI, Re-Recording Mixer EDGAR CAMEY, Engineer TOMMY FREED, Equipment Manage Play On Podcasts Series Coriolanus is produced by Next Chapter Podcasts and is made possible by the generous support of The Hitz Foundation. New episodes go live every Friday. Please subscribe, rate & review on your app of choice. Visit ncpodcasts.com/playonpodcast for bonus content including interviews, images and bios of the full cast & creative team. Visit playonshakespeare.org for more about Play On Shakespeare.

Conversamos com a escritora e historiadora Micheliny Verunschk sobre o seu último romance, O Som do Rugido da Onça. No livro a autora joga luz sobre a história de duas crianças indígenas raptadas no Brasil do século XIX. Esta história, que até agora foi contada com o olhar eurocêntrico dos sequestradores, os viajantes Spix e Martius, é reescrita sob a mirada de Iñee, da etnia miranha. A autora narra com grande lirismo e com uma perspectiva decolonial a luta entre o mundo encantado das cosmovisões indígenas e o avanço violento do desencantamento promovido pelo colonialismo. Introdução: Fernanda Paixão / Leitura de Fragmentos do livro: Cris Cavalcante / Edição: Felipe Yamahata Colabore com nossa campanha de financiamento coletivo: https://apoia.se/pulsolatinopodcast Encontre o Pulso Latino nas redes como @pulsolatinocast ou mande um e-mail para nós: pulsolatinocast@gmail.com Músicas: Instrumentos e Cantos Desana - Kisibi, Alexandro e Raimundo Caetano, disponível em A música das cachoeiras (https://bit.ly/3myjUCq) / R Vincenzo - Eletrotranse do Alto do Rio Negro, de Frente Bolivarista, disponível em https://bit.ly/2YwuvpB / Onça Pintada, albúm Bichos Esquisitos, Zeca Baleiro, Vol 1, 2014 / Onça Caetana, albúm Onça Caetana, Sivuca, 1983.

Das Wetten dass…? der Werbung: Plakate sind heute Thema im Gespräch zwischen Lucas von Gwinner und Dirk von Gehlen. Sie sprechen über Out-of-home-Werbung, die für Werbung wirbt - und fragen sich: Wollen wir mal “Wirbt das?”-Werbung buchen?Shownotes:Die Begrüßung spricht Michael Ahlf von Make Studio. Vielen DankDirks Buch “Das Ende des Durchschnitts”Die Kampagne Takalp von M-Plakat in MünchenWerbung für Außenwerbung - die Kampagne Trifft jedenDas Holi-Fest in IndienDie Folge über Ingrid und die Suchmaschine IndeedDie Jokolade-FolgeDie Patagonia-Werbung, die man Rückwärts und Vorwärts lesen kannDie Idee, Dinge auf den Kopf zu stellen, illustriert am Buch “Anleitung zum Unkreativsein”Die Hommingberger GepardenforelleHintergrund zur Zusammenarbeit zwischen Einzelhandelsverband und GoogleAm Ende schaltet sich Philipp von Martius von Studio Gong in unseren Clubhouse-TalkWer sich beteiligen will: Schreibt uns an wirbtdas@gmail.comDas ist Lucas - das ist Dirk, Musik: Caspar Get on the email list at wirbtdas.substack.com

JANEIRO Januarius era uma homenagem ao deus Jano, o senhor dos solstícios, encarregado de iniciar o inverno e o verão. FEVEREIRO O nome se referia a um rito de purificação, que em latim se chamava februa. Logo, Februarius era o mês de realizar essa cerimônia realizada pelos romanos, sacrificando animais em homenagem aos deuses do panteão. MARÇO Dedicado a Marte, o deus da guerra. A homenagem, porém, tinha outra motivação. Martius era o mês da semeadura nos campos. ABRIL Pode ter surgido para celebrar a deusa do amor, Vênus. Outra hipótese é a de que tenha se originado de aperio, “abrir” em latim. Seria a época do desabrochar da primavera. MAIO Homenagem a Maia, uma das deusas da primavera. Seu filho era o deus Mercúrio, pai da medicina e das ciências ocultas. Maio era chamado por Ovídio de “o mês do conhecimento”. JUNHO Faz alusão a Juno, a esposa de Júpiter. Se havia uma entidade poderosa no panteão romano, era ela, a guardiã do casamento e do bem-estar de todas as mulheres. JULHO Chamava-se Quinctilis e era simplesmente o nome do quinto mês do antigo calendário romano. Até que, em 44 a.C. o senado romano mudou o nome para Julius, em homagem a Júlio César. AGOSTO Antes era sextilis, “o sexto mês”. De acordo com o historiador Suetônio, o nome Augusto foi adotado em 27 a.C., em homenagem ao primeiro imperador romano, César Augusto (63 A.C. – 14 d.C.). SETEMBRO A DEZEMBRO Para os últimos quatro meses do ano, a explicação é simples: setembro vem de Septem, que em latim significa “sete”. Era, portanto, o sétimo mês do calendário antigo. A mesma lógica se repete até o fim do ano. Outubro veio de October (oitavo), novembro de November (nono) e dezembro de December (décimo mês) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maniadehistory/message

No episódio #132 da Rádio Companhia, recebemos a escritora e historiadora Micheliny Verunschk, que acaba de lançar “O som do rugido da onça”. Neste romance embebido de lirismo, Verunschk joga luz sobre a história de duas crianças indígenas raptadas no Brasil do século XIX. * Saiba mais: Em 1817, Spix e Martius desembarcaram no Brasil com a missão de registrar suas impressões sobre o país. Três anos e 10 mil quilômetros depois, os exploradores voltaram a Munique trazendo consigo não apenas um extenso relato da viagem, mas também um menino e uma menina indígenas, que morreriam pouco tempo depois de chegar em solo europeu. Em seu quinto romance, Micheliny Verunschk constrói uma poderosa narrativa que deixa de lado a historiografia hegemônica para dar protagonismo às crianças – batizadas aqui de Iñe-e e Juri – arrancadas de sua terra natal. Entrelaçando a trama do século XIX ao Brasil contemporâneo, somos apresentados também a Josefa, jovem que reconhece as lacunas de seu passado ao ver a imagem de Iñe-e em uma exposição. Com uma prosa embebida de lirismo, este é um livro sem paralelos na literatura brasileira ao tratar de temas como memória, colonialismo e pertencimento. * Apresentação e edição: Paulo Júnior

Der Botaniker und Forschungsreisende Carl Friedrich Philipp Martius bereiste zwischen 1817 und 1820 gemeinsam mit dem Zoologen Johann Baptist Spix Brasilien. Über diese Reise und die gesammelten Berichte ist im November 2020 ein neues Buch von Dr. Markus Wesche erschienen. Ein Gespräch über Martius' Leistungen für die Wissenschaft bis heute, aber auch seine Haltung zum Kolonialismus und Sklavenhandel sowie seinen Rassismus - entlang des Martius-Denkmals im botanischen Garten München-Nymphenburg, in unserer Reihe "Erinnerungskultur".

Último programa con el protagonismo del director Ron Howard, aunque también con otro actor principal, Hans Zimmer, muy bien acompañado de Lorne Balfe, Thomas Newman, John Powell, John Williams, Roque Baños y David Fleming, en las películas Cinderella Man (Theme) – El código Da Vinci (Dies Mercurii i Martius); El desafío: Frost contra Nixon (First ideas /fragm./)– Ángeles y demonios (503); ¡Qué dilema! (End credits) – Rush (Mount Fuji); En el corazón del mar (The story is told) – Inferno (Our own hell on Earth); Genius (Pure Mathematics) – Han Solo: Una historia de Star Wars (End credits); Rebuilding Paradise (Theme) – Hillbilly, una elegía rural (Rust). Sintonía compuesta por Curro Martín. Voz de Pablo Silicato.

Último programa con el protagonismo del director Ron Howard, aunque también con otro actor principal, Hans Zimmer, muy bien acompañado de Lorne Balfe, Thomas Newman, John Powell, John Williams, Roque Baños y David Fleming, en las películas Cinderella Man (Theme) – El código Da Vinci (Dies Mercurii i Martius); El desafío: Frost contra Nixon (First ideas /fragm./)– Ángeles y demonios (503); ¡Qué dilema! (End credits) – Rush (Mount Fuji); En el corazón del mar (The story is told) – Inferno (Our own hell on Earth); Genius (Pure Mathematics) – Han Solo: Una historia de Star Wars (End credits); Rebuilding Paradise (Theme) – Hillbilly, una elegía rural (Rust). Sintonía compuesta por Curro Martín. Voz de Pablo Silicato.

Resumo: Refazendo a viagem dos naturalistas alemães Spix e Martius, precursores de Euclides da Cunha e de Guimarães Rosa. Imagem: Acervo pessoal

Heute haben wir ein echte Legende der Franchise-Szene im Interview: Waltraud Martius. Als langjährige Franchisegeberin wirkte sie nicht nur bei der Gründung des österreichischen Franchiseverbandes mit, sondern wurde dort mittlerweile zur Ehrenpräsidentin ernannt. Mit ihrem Unternehmen SYNCON Franchise Consulting berät und betreut sie die bekanntesten Systeme der deutschsprachigen Franchisebranche. Alle ihre Erfahrungen und wertvollen Ratschläge hat sie in insgesamt drei eigenen Büchern nieder geschrieben, doch heute widmen wir uns ihrem Klassiker: FAIRPLAY FRANCHISING. Weshalb dieses Thema in der Franchisebranche so unglaublich wichtig ist, anhand welcher Faktoren man als System erkennen kann, ob man selbst Fairplay Franchising praktiziert und woran man als potenzieller Franchisenehmer achten sollte, erzählt uns Waltraud explizit in diesem Interview. Also verpasse nichts und hör direkt rein für wertvolle Franchise-Insides!

Heute haben wir ein echte Legende der Franchise-Szene im Interview: Waltraud Martius. Sie war selber langjährige Franchisegeberin, war an der Gründung des österreichischen Franchiseverbandes beteiligt und ist dort mittlerweile zur Ehrenpräsidentin ernannt worden. Sie führt das Unternehmen Syncon Franchise Consulting, wo sie Franchisesysteme berät und die bekanntesten aller Franchisesysteme betreut. Sie hat insgesamt drei eigene Bücher über Franchising geschrieben, doch heute thematisieren wir ihren Klassiker: Fairplay Franchising. Weshalb dieses Thema in der Franchisebranche so wichtig ist, woran man als System erkennen kann, ob man Fairplay Franchising praktiziert und woran man als potenzieller Franchisenehmer solche Systeme erkennt, erzählt uns Waltraud in diesem Interview. LINKS: Webseiten: Syncon https://www.syncon-franchise.com/ Buchempfehlungen: (*) Schicksal als Chance https://amzn.to/3d9TnFY Wenn Dir diese Podcastfolge gefallen hat, würden wir uns sehr über eine Bewertung und eine kurze Rezension auf iTunes freuen! Herzlichen Dank für Deine Mühe! (*) Affiliate-Link: Wenn Du auf so einen Verweislink klickst und über diesen Link einkaufst, bekomme ich von Deinem Einkauf eine Provision. Für Dich verändert sich der Preis nicht.

A construção da identidade nacional no Brasil do século XIX.

A menos de três meses de eleições que podem fortalecer a representação da extrema direita no Parlamento Europeu, impulsionando ainda mais a onda antidemocrática global, a Fundação Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a Embaixada da República Federal da Alemanha e a Cátedra Martius de Estudos Alemães e Europeus (DAAD- USP) convidaram dois destacados intelectuais alemães, dedicados ao tema do ressurgimento do nacionalismo xenófobo na Europa: Prof. Jan-Werner Mueller (cofundador do Colégio Europeu de Artes Liberais e professor de Ciência Política na Universidade de Princeton) e Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Merkel (professor de Ciência Política na Humboldt University e diretor do programa de pesquisa “Democracia e Democratização” do Centro de Ciências Sociais WZB). Data: 15 de março de 2019

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.pr ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaThe Romans make personal sacrifices to prepare for the evening festival but will it be enough?Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionRandall as Sigemund - CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Der Historiker Dr. Markus Wesche spricht über die berühmte Brasilienreise der Akademiemitglieder Johann Baptist von Spix und Carl Ritter von Martius. Beide waren überwältigt von der dortigen Pflanzen- und Tierwelt. Eine Lagune weckte besonders Martius' Aufmerksamkeit. Er skizzierte sie noch vor Ort und ließ sie später von einem Münchner Künstler ausarbeiten.

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.ante diem III ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaWith the festival date approaching, the diplomatic mission urgently searches for answers on how to stop the evil that haunts the villa. Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionRandall as Sigemund - CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.pr ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaAfter a night in the caves, the Romans return to find not all is well at the villa and accusations are made.Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionRandall as Sigemund - CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.ante diem III ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaA journey to the Dragon Stones leads to a strange discovery.Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionRandall as Sigemund - CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.ante diem III ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaTempers flare between Armenians and Romans, putting the diplomatic mission in jeopardy.Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionRandall as Sigemund - CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.ante diem III ides Martius, 134 ADArmeniaSome members of the mission spend time with the Greek magician while Scriptor makes a new and unexpected acquaintance.Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.Martius, 134 ADArmeniaThe diplomatic team learns more of the tragic events that have plagued the villa and are troubled by disturbing dreams.  Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Call of Cthulhu Invictus campaign: A Balance of Blood by Matt Puccio.Martius, 134 ADArmeniaSub-Legate Aulus Cassius Ravilla leads an advance team to Armenia to lay the groundwork for an upcoming diplomatic meeting and become involved in helping their host with a strange sickness.Dramatis Persone: Edwin as Aulus Cassius Ravilla - Sub-LegateJim as Scriptor - ScribeMatt as Keeper of Arcane LoreMax as CaesoFufius Sura – CenturionSteve as Cinna Parthicus - TranslatorSean as FlamenNestorius Dio - Priest of JupiterDownload

Märts on tuletatud nimetusest Martius, mis roomlaste kalendris tähendas sõjajumal Marsile pühendatud kuud. Märts oli Vana-Roomas aastani 154 eKr aasta esimene kuu. Martius oli muistsetel roomlastel aasta hakatus, kevadkuu, aeg põllutöid alustada.

Märts on tuletatud nimetusest Martius, mis roomlaste kalendris tähendas sõjajumal Marsile pühendatud kuud. Märts oli Vana-Roomas aastani 154 eKr aasta esimene kuu. Martius oli muistsetel roomlastel aasta hakatus, kevadkuu, aeg põllutöid alustada.

The encounter between the self and the other as understood through Jean Laplanche’s psychoanalytic theory set in the Hegelian dialectic will be explored using three instances of the word threshold in Shakespeare. Two instances occur in Coriolanus – between Virgilia and Martius and between Aufidius and Martius – and one occurs in The Merchant of Venice – between Antonio and Shylock. The circulation of libido across the threshold, and its distortion into the death-drive and the drive for the accumulation of profit will be explored in these scenes. The role of the threshold as the site for the implantation of enigmatic signifiers or the violent intromission of trauma will be explored for its role in the distortion of libido into death-drive and profit-drive. This is a preliminary experiment (for me) in thinking through Laplanchian psychoanalysis as theory in conversation with Marxism and set in the dialectic. Bio: Christian Smith is a Teaching Fellow in the Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies at the University of Warwick. His doctoral research looked at the influence that Shakespeare had on Marx, Freud and the Frankfurt School Critical Theorists. In his postdoctoral work, he is investigating the possibility that the ground through this influence traveled may have been the historical development of the dialectic. This talk was part of a one-day conference 'Shakespearean Thresholds' organised by KiSSiT (Kingston Shakespeare Seminar in Theory) held at the Rose Theatre, Kingston on April 2, 2016. The session was chaired by Ildiko Solti. See video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr8kBXCK0Ks

22.05.1822: Die bayerischen Gelehrten von Martius und Spix brachten 1820 von einer Expedition nach Brasilien zwei Indianerkinder nach München mit. Die Königsfamilie kümmerte sich um sie, sie wurden in Pflegefamilien gegeben, doch beide starben schon früh an Erkältungen. In unschuldiger Nacktheit, nur mit Lendenschurz und Federschmuck bekleidet, ließ die Bayernkönigin Karoline die zwei jungen Indianer abbilden - auf einem Grabrelief: Miranha-Isabella und Juri-Johannes ...