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Mariotti, Luca [Verfasser]. "The study of substance use in longitudinal research / Luca Mariotti." Bielefeld : Universitätsbibliothek Bielefeld, 2013. http://d-nb.info/1038050278/34.
Full textOdone, Ginevra. "L’avocat Agostino Mariotti (1724-1806) et son musée, « une des curiosités de Rome »." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2020. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/ulprive/DDOC_T_2020_0244_ODONE.pdf.
Full textAbbot and lawyer Agostino Mariotti (1724-1806) was well known in 18th century Rome. Like most of the ecclesiastics of his time, he was first of all a scholar: lawyer of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, man of letters, expert of Latin and Greek languages, bibliophile, numismatist, member of the Academy of Arcadia and also specialist in antiques and great collector. Over the course of several years he had built up an important collection, the main core of which was the Sacred Museum. With his collection, particularly rich in paintings from all periods, Mariotti's project was to tell both the history of the Church and the “Perfezione del disegno”, using Michelangelo as a pivot.The aim of this thesis is to reconstruct the figure of the lawyer Mariotti and his collection, putting everything in perspective with the cultural context of the city of Rome in the 18th century. The new sources found have therefore made it possible to analyse the great richness of the collection, by supplementing the information available about this multifaceted figure, almost entirely forgotten after his death, despite many works of art from his collection has been acquired by the Pope and are still preserved and exhibited today in the Vatican Museums.The first part of the thesis therefore reconstructs the biography of Agostino Mariotti, with a particular attention to his literary production and his relationships with the Italian and foreign scholars of his time. His network is thus made up mainly of people with whom he shares his favourite places of sociability, namely religious, arcades, artists from the Academy of Saint Luke, or even Jesuits despite the role played by Agostino in the suppression of the Order.The second part focusses on the reconstruction of the entire collection of Mariotti, shared between a Sacred Museum, a Profane Museum and a Museum of Natural History. The vast documentary sources found are presented and analysed in order to give the reader a new and more complete picture of this rich and varied collection, beyond the only paintings of "primitive" artists for which Agostino was known until today.The last part follows the dispersion of the works of art after the dissolution of the collection on the death of its creator. Particular attention is given to those that were sold to the Vatican in 1820, a transaction for which we have a large number of documentary sources and which have also enabled us to know the estimates given during the sale. Further research was also carried out to identify other works currently kept in the Vatican Museums.Thanks to our work, we now have a much more accomplished image of this consistorial lawyer and his collection which in his time was considered "one of the curiosities of Rome"
Gabellini, Cristian. "La viticoltura a piede franco nel territorio ferrarese." Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019.
Find full textBanaré, Eddy. "La Littérature de la mine en Nouvelle-Calédonie (1853-1953)." Phd thesis, Université de Nouvelle Calédonie, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00600740.
Full textKalkbrenner, Heinrich Josef. "Das Werden der (natur-)wissenschaftlichen Methode: Das Boyle-Mariotte-Gesetz : eine Fallstudie zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte und ein Entwurf für einen forschend-entwickelnden Unterricht zu ... /." Köln : Copy-Star, 1991. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39906980k.
Full textMariotto, Gladys. "O sublime kantiano no horizonte da arte contemporânea / Gladys Mariotto ; orientador, Eladio Constantino Pablo Craia." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_PR, 2007. http://www.biblioteca.pucpr.br/tede/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=1277.
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Este estudo pretende refletir acerca da obra estética kantiana, mais especificamente abordar a noção de sublime. Parte desta reflexão tem como campo de trabalho, principalmente, as obras Observações sobre o sentimento do belo e do sublime e Crítica da fac
This study intends to reflect about the kantian aesthetic theory, more specifically an approach the notion of sublime. Part of this reflection is mainly have as works field the pieces Observation on the feeling of the beauty and sublime and Critique of ju
Bonin-Livet, Déborah. "Salomé dans la France musicale au début du XXe siècle. Approche comparative de La Tragédie de Salomé de Florent Schmitt et de Salomé d’Antoine Mariotte." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040019.
Full textThe biblical story of Salome is a vast subject that has inspired artists and writers alike for years. In music however, the story was evoked the most at the beginning of the twentieth century. To this day, the work of reference on the subject remains Richard Strauss’s opera composed in Dresden in 1905. And yet, numerous composers of the same era were to use the legend of Salome, namely Florent Schmitt with his ballet ‘The Tragedy of Salome’ and Antoine Mariotte. The latter, like Richard Strauss, sought inspiration for his opera from the play of the same name by Oscar Wilde.Bearing in mind the date of conception of Mariotte’s work (1908) and the existence of Schmitt’s ballet composed in 1907, our aim is to understand why these two composers, both in France, became interested in the same subject at practically the same time. To this end, we will concentrate on historical, social, artistic and musical accounts that link Salome to symbolism. Our work will then explore other trends of the time, such as orientalism and even the psychoanalytical nature of the subject. The final part of our study will deal with the premières and major performances of the work. Through this comparative study of the conception, organisation and reception of ‘The Tragedy of Salome’ by Florent Schmitt and of ‘Salome’ by Antoine Mariotte, we can not only conclude that the subject was a source of great fascination, but also that it had a strong influence on music in France at the beginning of the twentieth century
Pichot, Valérie. "Aux portes d'Alexandrie : le développement de la Maréotide hellénistique et romaine." Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE2125.
Full textThis research aims to set out an updated reading of the history of the Mareotid, of its landscape and of the evolution of its occupation in the Hellenistic and Roman eras. It is based upon a detailed analysis of the archaeological data, including the most recent, and textual and iconographic sources, as well as all the cartographic material that we have access to. This region, whose exploitation contributed greatly to the growth of Alexandria, is now experiencing the disappearance of its ancient remains at a rapid rate under the impact of galloping urbanisation and intensive exploitation of the land. However, over several years it has been, and continues to be, the object of archaeological research involving extensive prospections and systematic excavations conducted in particular by the author of this work. This study plans to gather together documentation that is scattered and largely unpublished and to propose a novel interpretative synthesis. It also aims to suggest new avenues of research that can follow the examination of the implantation of settlements and agricultural installations, in order to understand better the development of the Mareotid region. In effect, the sparse development of the area from the time of the Arab conquest, as well as the semi-desert nature of the Mareotid, cut off from the Delta and surviving on wells, have meant that the features of this part of Alexandria’s territory remained almost static up until the beginning of the 20th century. The avenues of research that we propose are based upon the study of topographic maps from the end of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. The precise details of these maps reflect quite faithfully the state of the Mareotid at the end of antiquity. They can therefore be analysed through the combined prisms of geography, archaeology, topography and toponymy in order to provide new information for a more detailed study of the development and agricultural exploitation of the region, an exploitation that only really began with the Ptolemaic era
Tronchère, Hervé. "Approche paléoenvironnementale de deux sites archéologiques dans le delta du Nil : avaris et la branche Pélusiaque, Taposiris et le lac Mariout." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LYO20048.
Full textWe studied two ancient archaeological sites of the Nile delta during this palaeoenvironmental study. These sites were well known from a archaeological point of view, and this knowledge was strengthened by a geoarchaeological approach. We aimed at answering specific questions of the Egyptologists, as well as enhancing the understanding of the palaeolandscape of these sites.The first site is Avaris. Located on the eastern margin of the delta, 60 km away from the modern coastline, this city was the capital of Egypt during the Hyksos period, in the middle of 2nd millennia BC. The settlement’s lifespan was however longer than the Hyksos period alone. The history of the city is linked to the history of the Pelusiac branch, a former arm of the Nile, nowadays drained, although modern canals seem to reuse some parts of the ancient branch. The site was studied in a pluridisciplinary fashion, and by using several tools and methods.Several coring campaigns allowed us to understand the anastomosing channels system that make the background of the site. Some of these channels have been dated by optically stimulated luminescence (OSL), as well as by radiocarbon. The results of this dating program, combined with sedimentological analysis made on the Holocene deposits, such as granulometry or morphoscopy, allowed us to reconstruct the history of the Pelusiac branch in the Avaris region, and to link its evolution to the human occupation.Another goal of the study, related to the interaction between man and its environment, was the search for the harbour basins of Avaris, mentioned in ancient archaeological archives. Several techniques had to be combined, since no single tool was able to solve this question by itself. Sedimentological analyses were backed up by geophysical surveys and archaeological findings. This combined approach put the emphasis on a specific area, especially well suited for harbour use. This area presents specificities in its topography, which morphogenesis results from the alteration of Pleistocene layers, in its topology, since it’s located in the centre of the city and linked to the two main river channels, and in its sedimentary facieses. Other potential harbour sites were also discovered, but we got less obvious clues for them.The second site is Taposiris. Located at western extremity of the lake Mariout, in the northwestern part of the Nile delta, the Hellenic city of Taposiris is also a harbour site. Sedimentary corings were analyzed in order to compare the various sedimentary deposition environments of the region. Four kinds of environments have been defined. The first one is the lake itself, a so-called natural environment. The other three environments are on the contrary linked to human activities. The harbour basin itself has been studied, as well as the two interface areas between the lake and the basin: the canal linking both of them, and a levy separating themselves from each other. The impact of anthropisation was observed in the harbour deposits. The compared stratigraphy of the natural and anthropised environments presents anomalies that can be traced back to human activities.In order to bring new comprehension elements about the relationship between the city of Taposiris and the lake Mariout, mathematical modelling of the water currents in the lake was undergone, by using both actualist hypothesis and ancient sources. The favourable situation of the harbour of Taposiris as far as navigation and protection against sedimentary accretion was highlighted. This study based itself on a similar modelling we did in the ancient harbour of Rome, Portus. As well as providing answer to precise archaeological questions, this last study also validated this tool as far as navigation and ancient harbour accessibility is concerned.This geoarchaeological study highlights the necessity of a pluridisciplinary approach in this kind of research. The question of which methods to use, and how to use them, was a mainstay of our work. Only a combined approach of the palaeoenvironmental problematic was efficient enough to complete this study
Blasi, Thomas [Verfasser], Fabian J. [Akademischer Betreuer] [Gutachter] Theis, Julien [Gutachter] Gagneur, and John [Gutachter] Marioni. "Data-driven statistical learning to model cellular heterogeneity / Thomas Blasi ; Gutachter: Julien Gagneur, Fabian J. Theis, John Marioni ; Betreuer: Fabian J. Theis." München : Universitätsbibliothek der TU München, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1115332899/34.
Full textLe, Ray Éric. "Un des fondateurs de la presse moderne, Hippolyte Auguste Marioni (1823-1904) : entrepreneur, innovateur, constructeur de machines à imprimer, patron de presse et homme d'influence." Paris, EPHE, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EPHE4019.
Full textHyppolyte Auguste Marinoni was born in Paris in 1823. He lost his father when he was very young. He became an apprentice in Paris at the age of twelve. Two years later, in October 1837, he obtains a mechanic's certificate. In 1838, he starts to work for Pierre-Alexandre Gaveaux (1782-1844), builder of topographic machines. In 1850 and 1851, he is a member of the first team that uses successfully the rotary press device created by Jacob Worms for Emile de Girardin. The first team in the world. Girardin asks Marinoni to create new machines for the newspaper “La Liberté”, and in 1866, Marinoni register two important patents, the first rotary press, the second one for a new king of topographic machine. In 1872, Marinoni creates the first rotary press equipped with a paper roller. In 1882, he becomes the publisher of “Le Petit Journal”. His son-in-law, Jules Michaud, creates in 1890 the first colour rotary press in the world. It is used to print the illustrated to “Le Petit Journal”, edited by another of his son-in-laws, Marie-Désiré Cassagneul (1835-1921), the first gender of Marinoni has created a press empire and directs it industrially, financially and politically. American journalists call him “the Napoleon of the press”. At the end of the French Third Republic. . . It will influence the world of press and information until today. Marinoni died in January 1904
Ollion, Martine. "Face à la critique : Salomé, Oscar Wilde, Lugné-Poe et Richard Strauss : Paris, 1891-1910." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040153.
Full textIn the early 1890s, Oscar Wilde chose Paris as his adopted land, aiming at becoming famous. Soon known as the author of The Portrait of Dorian Gray and Salomé, a play inspired by the Symbolist movement and written in French, he triggered much curiosity on the part of the critics. In 1896, Aurélien-Marie Lugné-Poe, brought Salomé to the stage and provided the conditions of a new Parisian reception. In 1902, Richard Strauss saw the play represented in Berlin and used it to compose the German libretto of an opera of which he also, simultaneously gave a French version. Against the backdrop of a socio-Cultural context of change and political tension between France and Germany, Strauss’s Salome was performed in Paris in 1907, accompanied by a huge critical reception that would not weaken until it entered the Repertoire of the Opera in 1910. From Oscar Wilde to Richard Strauss, Salomé was thus adopted on several occasions by the Paris, literally sustained by the receptions that it received there, becoming, in spite of its several, marked foreign national characteristics, a work resounding with a strong French accent. Salomé’s critical reception can be seen as an illustration of the journalistic speech in Paris in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, in a vertical perspective - over a period of twenty years - and horizontal, through three critical perspectives. Revealed by this kind of writing or shaped by it into its different types of metamorphosis, this play may also be a successful attempt at total art, superlatively embodying the myth of Salomé in its multiple literary, dramatic and musical dimensions
Varvir, Coe Megan Elizabeth 1982. "Composing Symbolism's Musicality of Language in Fin-de-siècle France." Thesis, University of North Texas, 2016. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc862749/.
Full textFlaux, Clément. "Paléo-environnements littoraux Holocène du lac Maryut, nord-ouest du delta du Nil, Egypte." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM3011/document.
Full textThe ancient city of Alexandria was founded upon a narrow beach ridge, washed by the Maryut to the south. This Nile delta lagoon has been at the heart of the industrial and commercial economies of the city from Antiquity through to present day. Against the backdrop of this rich geoarchaeological context, the aim of this coastal geomorphology thesis is to elucidate the environmental history of the Maryut region.We have reconstructed the hydrological and geographical evolution of the lagoon during the Holocene using: (1) bio-sedimentology of radiocarbon-dated sediment archives; and (2) strontium isotopes in ostracod shells. The Maryut basin was transgressed by the sea around 7.5 ka cal. BP. Progressively, Nile inputs became dominant in the lagoon's hydrological budget, concomitant with the coastal progradation of the delta. After 5.5 ka cal. BP, our data attest to a gradual return to dominant marine conditions, which we link to a reduction in Nile flow in the context of the end of the African Humid Period. This marine lagoon seems to have been perennial until 3 ka cal. BP before Nile inflow became dominant, from the 3rd millennium BP until 0.8-0.9 ka cal. BP. The sediment archives and the historical data support an important retraction of the waterbody around 1 ka cal. BP, recorded by evaporite deposits. This was followed by a new highstand around 0.7 ka cal. BP before a retraction centred on 0.3-0.2 ka cal. BP. Since around 2000 years, this contrasting environmental history is correlated with phases of agriculture peaks and recessions and shows the increasing impact of irrigation practices on the functioning of the Maryut, located at the end of the hydrological conveyor
Marioth, Roswitha [Verfasser]. "Charakterisierung und Quantifizierung thermischer und diagenetischer Prozesse im karbonischen Akkretionsprisma in Nordchile / vorgelegt von: Roswitha Marioth." 2001. http://d-nb.info/961739908/34.
Full textBonin, Déborah. "Salomé dans la France musicale au début du XXe siècle. Approche comparative de La Tragédie de Salomé de Florent Schmitt et de Salomé d’Antoine Mariotte." Thesis, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040019.
Full textThe biblical story of Salome is a vast subject that has inspired artists and writers alike for years. In music however, the story was evoked the most at the beginning of the twentieth century. To this day, the work of reference on the subject remains Richard Strauss’s opera composed in Dresden in 1905. And yet, numerous composers of the same era were to use the legend of Salome, namely Florent Schmitt with his ballet ‘The Tragedy of Salome’ and Antoine Mariotte. The latter, like Richard Strauss, sought inspiration for his opera from the play of the same name by Oscar Wilde.Bearing in mind the date of conception of Mariotte’s work (1908) and the existence of Schmitt’s ballet composed in 1907, our aim is to understand why these two composers, both in France, became interested in the same subject at practically the same time. To this end, we will concentrate on historical, social, artistic and musical accounts that link Salome to symbolism. Our work will then explore other trends of the time, such as orientalism and even the psychoanalytical nature of the subject. The final part of our study will deal with the premières and major performances of the work. Through this comparative study of the conception, organisation and reception of ‘The Tragedy of Salome’ by Florent Schmitt and of ‘Salome’ by Antoine Mariotte, we can not only conclude that the subject was a source of great fascination, but also that it had a strong influence on music in France at the beginning of the twentieth century
Hovy, Jan Willem Herman. "Experiments on the control of eelworm (Heterodera marioni) by means of oligodynamic action of silver ions microfiche." Thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10539/18197.
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