In praise of music: motets, inscriptions and musical philosophy in Robert Dow's partbooks by Butler, K

“…The Elizabethan music partbooks of Robert Dow, Fellow of All Souls, are notable not only for their elegant calligraphy but also for their inclusion of Latin inscriptions that offer praise for particular composers or comment on the nature of music. …”

Homo Hibernicus: Myth, Ethnography and Nationalism in Robert Flaherty's Man of Aran by Carney, J

“…Why did Robert Flaherty’s Man of Aran resonate so strongly with the cultural milieu of 1930s Ireland? …”

A radical change of heart: Robert Wedderburn’s last word on slavery by Hanley, R

“…This article introduces to modern scholarship An Address to Lord Brougham and Vaux, a recently rediscovered anti-abolitionist tract by the black radical author and orator Robert Wedderburn, written in 1831, towards the end of his life. …”

Review of: Paul, Robert A.: The Tibetan Symbolic World: Psychoanalytic Explorations by Cech, C

Review of: Parkin, Robert: The Munda of Central India: An Account of their Social Organization by Shapiro, W

Review of: Desjarlais, Robert: Shelter Blues: Sanity and Selfhood Among the Homeless by Walter, D

Fascism, war and the British officer class: the case of Robert Gordon-Canning by Heyen-Dubé, T

“…The case of Robert Gordon-Canning highlights the crucial role of culture, both national and institutional, on the development of doctrine by the British Union of Fascists in the interwar period. …”

Robert Whytt, Benjamin Franklin, and the first probable case of multiple sclerosis. by Lincoln, MR, Ebers, G

The construction of anthropological genealogies: Robert Hertz, Victor Turner and the study of pilgrimage by MacClancy, J

Robert Veysey of Chimney: 'From nothing to a very great estate'? by Mccullough, P

“…This article sifts the surviving evidence to assess the career and character of the founder of Bampton School, Robert Veysey (c. 1555-1635). He appears as deserving a contemporary’s judgment of him as ‘crafty’, but also as a man remarkable for raising not just himself but also his extended family to the ranks of the gentry, with a sphere of influence that stretched from Chimney in Bampton to Burford and Taynton. …”

‘The most companionable composer’: sociability, Robert Schumann, and his chamber music by Beck, L

“…<p>This thesis explores the notion of sociability as a framework by which to interpret Robert Schumann’s ‘chamber music year’ of 1842. Schumann’s own sociability is examined both biographically and through music analysis. …”

Review of: Levy, Robert I.: Tahitians: Mind and Experience in the Society Islands by Needham, R

Isaac Vossius, Robert Hooke, and the early Royal Society’s use of sinology by Poole, W

“…This paper examines the engagement of the scholars Isaac Vossius and Robert Hooke with some sinological materials in the later seventeenth century. …”

Review of: Borofsky, Robert: Making History: Pukapukan and Anthropological Constructions of Knowledge by Abram, S

Knowledge and virtue: re-ordering humans in Robert Grosseteste’s Philosophy of Education by Puttick, S

“…This chapter attempts to explore Robert Grosseteste's philosophy of education. He did not write a 'philosophy of education', but 'Grosseteste was an educator; he had been eminent in the schools with which he retained his links throughout his life'. …”

Die Wiederkehr des Antiken in der Erzählung. Max Weber und Robert Musil<br><i>[The Return of Antiquity in Narrative Literature. Max Weber and Robert Musil]<i> by Achim Seiffarth

“…Max Weber and Robert Musil have shared interests, not only in analyzing the “modern world”. …”
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The sentry / by 175863 Crais, Robert

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Europa y Estados Unidos en el nuevo orden mundial by Fernando Escalante Gonzalbo

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Robert Polet et al. La Fonction publique dans l'Europe des Quinze. Maastrich : Institut Européen d'Aministration Publique, 2001. 356 p. by Mauricio I Dussauge Laguna

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Delpire éditeur : œuvre graphique, œuvre photographique by Cécile Boulaire, Annie Renonciat

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