What Russia was like in 1916 (PHOTOS) Alexandra Guzeva Feb 15 2026 History

https://www.gw2ru.com/history/245009-russia-1916-photos World War I, the murder of Grigori Rasputin and everyday life in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg). Check out how the Russian Empire lived and what it looked like in the last year of its existence, exactly 110 years ago. In 1916, World War I was in full swing and Russia was already visibly weary of it.

What was going on in Russia when the Reformation began in Germany? Boris Egorov Feb 16 2026 History

https://www.gw2ru.com/history/245033-what-was-going-on-in-russia-when-the-reformation-began-in-germany The Reformation shook Western Europe, but practically did not affect Russia. On October 31, 1517, priest and theologian Martin Luther posted his ‘Ninety-five Theses’ on the door of a church in Wittenberg. In them, he criticized certain aspects of Catholic doctrine, the practice of indulgences and the abuses of church officials.

Why did Japan refuse to invade the USSR during World War II? (VIDEO) Gateway to Russia Feb 17 2026 History

https://www.gw2ru.com/history/245076-why-did-japan-refuse-to-invade-the-ussr-during-world-war-ii-video Tokyo was closely monitoring events on the Eastern Front. However, it was entirely up to the Japanese leadership on whether or not Japanese troops would cross the Soviet border.

How Alexander III found himself at the epicenter of a train crash (PICS) Anna Popova Feb 16 2026 History

https://www.gw2ru.com/history/245063-alexander-iii-at-the-epicenter-train-crash Twenty-one people died and more than 60 were injured in this disaster. The imperial family was saved thanks to a miracle and the remarkable strength of the tsar, who briefly held the roof of the train car literally on his shoulders.

What was going on in Russia when the ‘Great Depression’ began in the United States? Boris Egorov Feb 19 2026 History

https://www.gw2ru.com/history/245199-what-was-going-on-in-russia-when-the-great-depression-began-in-the-united-states The economic crisis that erupted in the West not only did not affect the USSR, but was even beneficial to it.

Top 100 Russian and Soviet movies Alexandra Guzeva Dec 19 2022 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/81809-top-100-russian-soviet-movies You can’t consider yourself a film buff unless you’ve seen at least half of these movies. We’ve arranged them from plain good to absolute masterpieces and timeless classics that have become part of the Russian psyche.

What's inside the most BEAUTIFUL house in old Moscow? Anna Sorokina Anna Sorokina Oct 22 2025 Travel

https://www.gw2ru.com/travel/240350-pashkov-house-inside-video The architect behind it built it to spite Empress Catherine II.

'Gateway to Russia' launches a curated content hub of Russian books & films in English Elena Gorkovenko Feb 03 2026 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/244518-gateway-to-russia-content-hub-books-films-english A single entry point for classics that are otherwise scattered online – clearly categorized, explained and easy to navigate. ‘Gateway to Russia’ has launched a new curated content hub that brings together Russian classic literature in English and movies with English subtitles. The selected titles are currently free to read and watch via the official sources we provide links to. We do not host or distribute the books or movies ourselves. Instead, we provide a single, clearly structured entry point with categorization, brief annotations and viewing/reading recommendations – so content that’s otherwise scattered online is easier to find in one place.

100 MAIN Russian books that everyone should read Alexandra Guzeva Feb 06 2025 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/226082-100-main-russian-books This list includes recognized masterpieces of world classics, as well as lesser known stories, novellas, plays and poems, acquaintance with which will be a great discovery for any reader! Especially for ‘Gateway to Russia’, the Institute of Russian Literature (Pushkin House) of the Russian Academy of Sciences has compiled a list of works that anyone who is interested in Russia and Russian culture should get acquainted with.

How did Nicholas II & Anton Chekhov end up in Sri Lanka? Alexandra Guzeva Jan 30 2026 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/244361-nicholas-ii-chekhov-sri-lanka This island was an important point of transit for those who traveled to Asia from Europe at the turn of the 20th century. Many famous people passed through it, from Arthur Conan Doyle to Mark Twain, including iconic Russian figures. ‘Colombo – Port of Call’ is a new book published by ‘Penguin Random House’. The author is an Indian writer named Ajay Kamalakaran, one of the greatest interest of whom is Russia and who spent years exploring Anton Chekhov’s eastern trip on his way from Sakhalin, as well as the bilateral connection between Russia and the East (such as Leo Tolstoy and Mahatma Gandhi spiritual ties).

Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin: 5 essential books Natalya Kochetkova Jan 27 2026 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/244202-mikhail-saltykov-shchedrin-5-essential-books For a long time, the name of this Russian classic writer didn't exist. It only appeared after its owner's death. There were two people. One was the successful statesman Mikhail Evgrafovich Saltykov, vice governor of the Ryazan and Tver provinces and chairman of the treasury chamber (Penza, Tula). The second was Nikolai Shchedrin, the fake name behind which Saltykov hid as a satirical writer. This duality became a key feature of his biography: as a high-ranking official, Saltykov studied the state system from the inside, while Shchedrin criticized it as a writer and journalist. Many of his works remain relevant today; we highlight five of his main ones below.

10 reasons why Pushkin is so great Ekaterina Aleeva Jun 06 2023 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/55572-why-pushkin-is-so-great June 6 has a special place in the Russian literary calendar, as the birthday of the country’s greatest poet: Alexander Pushkin. We explain just what it is that makes Pushkin the jewel of Russian literature.

Russian literature in exile: 3 waves of emigration Alexandra Guzeva Feb 11 2026 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/244869-russian-literature-exile-3-waves-of-emigration The biggest exodus of writers occurred after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. The drama and the impossibility of return left a distinct mark on their subsequent works.

FAQ: The ‘Gateway to Russia’ Russian language course Gateway to Russia Feb 06 2026 Education

https://www.gw2ru.com/education/244671-faq-gateway-to-russia-russian-language-course Have you already started learning Russian with us? Or are you only planning and wondering if the course is for you? Let’s figure this all out!

Do Russians capitalize the word ‘God’? Gateway to Russia Feb 20 2026 Education

https://www.gw2ru.com/education/245285-do-russians-capitalize-the-word-god In which cases should the word ‘бог’ (‘bog’) be capitalized and in which with a lowercase letter? The rules have changed over time, subject to the dominant ideology at the time. Find out below how to spell and pronounce this powerful word correctly.

What happens when a person “gets unbelted”? Anna Popova Feb 19 2026 Education

https://www.gw2ru.com/education/245246-what-happens-when-a-person-gets-unbelted Have you ever heard someone say: “Да он распоясался!” (“Da on raspoyasalsya” or "He's gotten unbelted!") about someone? And do you know why?

Who was given the alphabet in the USSR and how? Natalya Kochetkova Feb 21 2026 Culture

https://www.gw2ru.com/arts/245318-who-was-given-the-alphabet-in-the-ussr-and-how Universal literacy, the desire for world revolution, and even paper conservation — how alphabets were given and exchanged among nations. February 21 is International Mother Language Day. Russia has been a multinational country throughout its history. Pavel Dronov, a senior researcher at the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, spoke to us about how scientists helped different nations acquire a convenient alphabet.

Geschichte und Kritik des ‘Bodenmarktes’ in der Schweiz By Jakob Tanner

https://www.academia.edu/92206514/Geschichte_und_Kritik_des_Bodenmarktes_in_der_Schweiz?email_work_card=title The article highlights how land in Switzerland has been integrated into market-price mechanisms since the 18th century. Since land is a "fictitious commodity" (Karl Polanyi), this commodification and commercialization was politically hard-fought, which is shown by numerous examples. Especially in spatial and land-use planning issues, semi-direct democracy repeatedly proved to be over-braked, limiting political decision-making opportunities. From a historical perspective, the article develops suggestions on how the market and private property could be put in check in land policy disputes. Der Artikel zeigt auf, wie der Boden in der Schweiz seit dem 18. Jahrhundert in Markt-Preis-Mechanismen integriert wurde. Da Boden eine "fiktive Ware" (Karl Polanyi) ist, war diese Kommodifizierung und Kommerzialisierung politisch hart umkämpft, was an zahlreichen Beispielen aufgezeigt wird. Gerade in raumplanerischen Fragen erwies sich die halbdirekte Demokratie immer wieder als überbremst, was politische Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten einschränkte. Aus einer historischen Perspektive entwickelt der Beitrag Vorschläge, wie Markt und Privateigentum in bodenpolitischen Auseinandersetzungen in die Schranken gewiesen werden könnten. ...

F. Gazzano, Da prototipo ad eccezione: la diplomazia dei Greci nella storia delle relazioni internazionali, in C. BEARZOT, et Alii (eds.), Diplomazia: conflitti e risoluzioni. Atti della Summer School 2024, Milano 2025, pp. 83-106 By Francesca Gazzano

https://www.academia.edu/164665394/F_Gazzano_Da_prototipo_ad_eccezione_la_diplomazia_dei_Greci_nella_storia_delle_relazioni_internazionali_in_C_BEARZOT_et_Alii_eds_Diplomazia_conflitti_e_risoluzioni_Atti_della_Summer_School_2024_Milano_2025_pp_83_106?email_work_card=title The essay reconsiders the diplomatic practices of ancient Greece, often criticized by modern scholars in International Relations (IR) and diplomatic history for being rudimentary and ineffective. It argues that these judgments are shaped more by contemporary expectations than by historical realities. Greek diplomacy, characterized by public discourse, collective decisionmaking, and the absence of professional diplomats, was uniquely suited to the decentralized, city-state structure of the Hellenic world. Contrary to the centralized and ceremonial diplomacy of ancient empires like Egypt or Persia, Greek diplomacy emphasized persuasion over protocol. It highlights the paradox that a politically sophisticated civilization could develop an ‘amateur’ diplomacy. Finally, it suggests that the emergence of New Diplomacy in the 21st century—plural, open, and participatory—makes the Greek model newly relevant. ...

Unbounded Normal Operators in Octonion Hilbert Spaces

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EL MUNDO VIVE UNA CRISIS CIVILIZATORIA 4 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

EL MUNDO VIVE UNA CRISIS CIVILIZATORIA 4 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Hay conmoción, fragmentación, recomposición… El derecho internacional ha sufrido múltiples golpes y, al parecer, nos encontramos ante el resurgimiento del imperialismo; existe un proceso de oligarquización global: Thomas Legler Laura Lucía Romero Mireles https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/04/el-mundo-vive-una-crisis-civilizatoria/

EL TIEMPO JAMÁS TRASCURRE 9 de febrero de 2026 albertoperalta1963

EL TIEMPO JAMÁS TRASCURRE 9 de febrero de 2026 albertoperalta1963 – EL CAMALEÓN CRISTALINO – En su muy particular estilo, el autor nos platica hoy que “En la profundidad de las conciencias el tiempo jamás transcurre”, comentando detalles de lo que será el esperado juicio en Nueva York… Alberto Peralta Merino* https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/09/el-tiempo-jamas-trascurre/

LIBROS Y TEXTOS IMPRESOS DEBEN SEGUIR PRESENTES EN LAS AULAS 10 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

LIBROS Y TEXTOS IMPRESOS DEBEN SEGUIR PRESENTES EN LAS AULAS 10 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Miguel Ángel Pallarés, de la Universidad de Zaragoza María Guadalupe Lugo García La tinta, el libro y textos impresos son elementos patrimoniales extraordinarios y deben llevarse a las aulas para que las nuevas generaciones los conozcan, en especial porque cada vez menos gente lee, resaltó el académico de la Facultad de Educación de la Universidad de Zaragoza, España, Miguel Ángel Pallarés Jiménez. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/10/libros-y-textos-impresos-deben-seguir-presentes-en-las-aulas/

ANTONIO BADÚ “EL EMIR DE LA CANCIÓN” 20 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

ANTONIO BADÚ “EL EMIR DE LA CANCIÓN” 20 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -ANTONIO BADÚ actor y cantante mexicano de origen libanés, agosto mes del aniversario de su natalicio. Antonio Badú nació en Real del Monte, Hidalgo, México, el 13 de agosto de 1914. Falleció en la CdMx el 29 de junio de 1993. Fue un popular actor y cantante mexicano de origen libanés, conocido también como “El emir de la canción». Es uno de los actores y cantantes de la Época de Oro del Cine Mexicano. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/20/antonio-badu-105-aniversario/

ENRIQUE MAZA 13 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

ENRIQUE MAZA 13 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – PERIODISTAS Y ESCRITORES – La serie de La Voz del Árabe que entrega la biografía de periodistas y escritores destacados de todas las épocas. Hoy es el turno para el sacerdote y periodista Enrique Maza, lucho siempre por la verdad y escribió varios libros, aquí su historia. Enrique Maza nació en el año 1929 en El Paso, Texas. Sus padres fueron refugiados durante la guerra cristiana, al año de nacido llegó a la ciudad de México, cumplidos los 16 ingresó a la compañía de Jesús, de 1964 a 1968 fue vicepresidente de la prensa católica internacional. Su pensamiento era: “Para ser mejor periodista hay que ser mejor persona”, siempre se refugió en sus pensamientos filosóficos para seguir el dictado de su conciencia. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/13/enrique-maza/

VOLKSWAGEN / VOCHO 19 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -La espectacular historia del “auto del pueblo” el Volkswagen.

VOLKSWAGEN / VOCHO 19 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -La espectacular historia del “auto del pueblo” el Volkswagen. “Vocho” deriva de la costumbre mexicana de contraer los nombres, como “Volkswagen” a “vocho” – Proyecto iniciado por Hitler explica el por qué de su denominación… https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/19/volkswagen-vocho/

UNIVERSITARIAS MEXICANAS DESCUBREN MICROORGANISMO QUE DEGRADA PLÁSTICO 28 de enero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

UNIVERSITARIAS MEXICANAS DESCUBREN MICROORGANISMO QUE DEGRADA PLÁSTICO 28 de enero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe –A nosotras nos interesaba especialmente una bacteria que no produjera tantas sustancias tóxicas: Liliana Pardo López y Nallely Magaña Montiel Liliana Pardo López y Nallely Magaña Montiel detallaron en entrevista que forma parte de una colección de 300 cepas del laboratorio de Biotecnología Marina de dicha entidad académica recolectadas en diferentes campañas oceanográficas, de 2015 a la fecha. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/01/28/universitarias-mexicanas-descubren-microorganismo-que-degrada-plastico/

CUANDO LOS VIDEOJUEGOS SE VUELVEN HISTORIA: LA NUEVA ARQUEOLOGÍA DIGITAL 14 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

CUANDO LOS VIDEOJUEGOS SE VUELVEN HISTORIA: LA NUEVA ARQUEOLOGÍA DIGITAL 14 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Título original: ¿Para qué hacer arqueología de los videojuegos? Los arqueólogos del videojuego analizan su historia y los discursos culturales que transmiten. La Biblioteca Nacional de España resguarda videojuegos antiguos y nuevos. Las empresas están obligadas a entregarle una copia cada vez que sale un videojuego, para archivarlo y catalogarlo en sus colecciones como si fuera un libro. María Luisa Santillán, Ciencia UNAM-DGDC https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/14/cuando-los-videojuegos-se-vuelven-historia-la-nueva-arqueologia-digital/

EL DIABLO 9 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

EL DIABLO 9 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Orígenes de un mito Enrique Maza La personificación del mal en la figura del diablo ha cautivado la imaginación humana desde tiempos antiguos. Temido y adorado, el diablo ha estado presente por siglos en culturas, religiones y creencias. ¿Pero existe realmente? https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/09/el-diablo-2/

GIANNA NANNINI 14 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

GIANNA NANNINI 14 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -La cantante de rock italiana que llegó a ser la más importante en su país y a nivel internacional… Gianna Nannini, nació en Siena, Toscana, Italia, el 14 de junio de 1954. Cantante y compositora italiana de música rock. Una de las más importantes representantes del rock italiano con temas tan célebres como «Bello e impossibile», «Aria», «Profumo», «Centomila», «Ragazzo dell’Europa», «Sei nell’anima», «I maschi», «Io» y «Meravigliosa creatura», entre otros. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/14/gianna-nannini/

MAN RAY 7 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

MAN RAY 7 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – Se hizo famoso en el mundo artístico por su fotografía avant-garde… Man Ray, seudónimo de Emmanuel Radnitzky, nació en Filadelfia, Estados Unidos, el 27 de agosto de 1890. Murió en París, Francia, el 18 de noviembre de 1976. Artista visual franco-estadounidense que pasó la mayor parte de su carrera en París, Francia. Fue un importante contribuyente a los movimientos dadaísta y surrealista, a pesar de que sus vínculos con cada uno eran informales. Trabajó en varios medios, pero se consideraba a sí mismo sobre todo pintor. Fue conocido en el mundo artístico sobre todo por su fotografía avant-garde, también fue reconocido fotógrafo de retratos y moda y fashion. Fue conocido por sus grandes innovaciones, por ser una figura clave en los movimientos dadaísta y surrealista, que buscaban romper con las normas tradicionales del arte. Aunque trabajó en diferentes medios, siempre se consideró principalmente pintor. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/07/man-ray/

LA ESFINGE SIN SECRETO 4 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

LA ESFINGE SIN SECRETO 4 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – “Las mujeres están hechas para ser amadas, no comprendidas…” Oscar Wilde Una tarde, tomaba mi vermú en la terraza del Café de la Paix, contemplando el esplendor y la miseria de la vida parisina y asombrándome del extraño panorama de orgullo y pobreza que desfilaba ante mis ojos, cuando oí que alguien me llamaba. Volví la cabeza y vi a lord Murchison. No nos habíamos vuelto a ver desde nuestra época de estudiantes, hacía casi diez años, así que me encantó encontrarme de nuevo con él y nos dimos un fuerte apretón de manos. En Oxford habíamos sido grandes amigos. Yo lo había apreciado muchísimo, ¡era tan apuesto, íntegro y divertido! Solíamos decir que habría sido el mejor de los compañeros si no hubiese dicho siempre la verdad, pero creo que todos le admirábamos más por su franqueza. Me pareció que estaba muy cambiado. Daba la impresión de estar inquieto y desorientado, como si dudara de algo. Comprendí que no podía ser un caso de escepticismo moderno, pues Murchison era el más firme de los conservadores, y creía con la misma convicción en el Pentateuco que en la Cámara de los Pares; así que llegué a la conclusión de que se trataba de una mujer, y le pregunté si se había casado. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/04/la-esfinge-sin-secreto/

MIS EMBARGOS 11 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

MIS EMBARGOS 11 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – “Es que el destino está contra mí”, pensé, en el colmo de la desesperación. Jorge Ibargüengoitia En 1956 escribí una comedia que, según yo, iba a abrirme las puertas de la fama, recibí una pequeña herencia y comencé a hacer mi casa. Creía yo que la fortuna iba a sonreírme. Estaba muy equivocado; la comedia no llegó a. ser estrenada, las puertas de la fama, no solo no se abrieron, sino que dejé de ser un joven escritor que promete y me convertí en un desconocido; me quedé cesante, el dinero de la herencia se fue en pitos y flautas y cuando me cambié a mi casa propia, en abril de 1957, debía sesenta mil pesos y tuve que pedir prestado para pagar el camión de la mudanza. En ese año mis ingresos totales fueron los 300 pesos que gané por hacer un levantamiento topográfico. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/11/mis-embargos/

EL FARO 18 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

EL FARO 18 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – ¿Cómo se sentirá llevar cuernos?” No tomaba en cuenta para nada nuestra confusión. Juan José Arreola Lo que hace Genaro es horrible. Se sirve de armas imprevistas. Nuestra situación se vuelve asquerosa. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/18/el-faro/

LA TIERRA ESTÁ VIBRANDO A 432 Hz 11 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -¡La Tierra lo está pidiendo a gritos! No la estamos escuchando…

LA TIERRA ESTÁ VIBRANDO A 432 Hz 11 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -¡La Tierra lo está pidiendo a gritos! No la estamos escuchando… Muchas personas aún permanecen en el miedo, por los acontecimientos que se están generando en nuestro planeta con virus, huracanes, ciclones, lluvias torrenciales, temblores, incendios, inundaciones, cambios bruscos de temperatura, etc. Sin saber la causa. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/11/la-tierra-esta-vibrando-a-432-hz/

CARMINA BURANA DE RAY MANZAREK 7 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

CARMINA BURANA DE RAY MANZAREK 7 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -De Carl Orff una gran composición clásica, fue producido un cover por Ray Manzarek. Carmina Burana es el tercer álbum en solitario de Ray Manzarek lanzado en 1983. Grabación, cover, de Carmina Burana de Carl Orff. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/07/carmina-burana-de-ray-manzarek/

EL DÍA DE LA CANDELARIA 1 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – El 2 de febrero, en México, una de las tradiciones más arraigadas en el Día de la Candelaria

EL DÍA DE LA CANDELARIA 1 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe – El 2 de febrero, en México, una de las tradiciones más arraigadas en el Día de la Candelaria El Día de la Candelaria, que se celebra el 2 de febrero, es una festividad con raíces históricas y culturales profundas en muchos lugares del mundo, especialmente en México y América Latina. Esta fecha conmemora a la Virgen de la Candelaria, cuyo origen se encuentra en las Islas Canarias, España. La celebración de este día es rica en tradiciones y rituales que varían según la región, pero todas ellas tienen un fuerte vínculo con la religión y la cultura local. https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/01/el-dia-de-la-candelaria/

¿POR QUÉ HABLAMOS COMO MEXICANOS? 6 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Historia y evolución del español Leonardo Huerta Mendoza

¿POR QUÉ HABLAMOS COMO MEXICANOS? 6 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe -Historia y evolución del español Leonardo Huerta Mendoza https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/06/por-que-hablamos-como-mexicanos/ El español de México no solo es un medio de comunicación, sino un reflejo de nuestra historia, de nuestra identidad y de la manera en que nos relacionamos con el mundo.

EL MENSAJE MÍSTICO DE LA PIEDRA DEL SOL – CALENDARIO AZTECA 13 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe

EL MENSAJE MÍSTICO DE LA PIEDRA DEL SOL – CALENDARIO AZTECA 13 de febrero de 2026 La Voz Del Árabe https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/13/el-mensaje-mistico-de-la-piedra-del-sol-calendario-azteca/ -Incuestionable, la Piedra del Sol, el famoso CALENDARIO AZTECA, es una síntesis perfecta de ciencia, filosofía, arte y religión: Samael Aun Weor.

PARA SER ANTIRRACISTA, DEBES SER ANTISIONISTA 5 de febrero de 2026 Mauricio Saraya Ley

PARA SER ANTIRRACISTA, DEBES SER ANTISIONISTA 5 de febrero de 2026 Mauricio Saraya Ley -Creo que es hora de conversar sobre lo que constituye el antisemitismo, la relación entre el antisemitismo y el racismo, y la diferencia entre las críticas al Estado de Israel, las críticas a la ocupación de Palestina y el antisemitismo… Mauricio Saraya Ley* https://lavozdelarabe.mx/2026/02/05/para-ser-antirracista-debes-ser-antisionista/

New Expedition 74 Foursome Kicks off Science, Gets Used to Space

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2026/02/18/new-expedition-74-foursome-kicks-off-science-gets-used-to-space/

NASA’s Perseverance Now Autonomously Pinpoints Its Location on Mars

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/mars-2020-perseverance/perseverance-rover/nasas-perseverance-now-autonomously-pinpoints-its-location-on-mars/

Artemis II Multimedia

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Artemis II The first crewed Artemis flight marks a key step toward long‑term return to the Moon and future missions to Mars.

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Terra Adjusts Instrument Operations to Extend Mission Life

https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/science-news/2026/02/12/terra-adjusts-instrument-operations-to-extend-mission-life/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nn202606

NASA Selects Vast for Sixth Private Mission to Space Station

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NASA Completes First Flight of Laminar Flow Scaled Wing Design

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Archival Data From NASA’s NEOWISE Tracks Star Turning Into Black Hole

https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/science-news/2026/02/12/archival-data-from-nasas-neowise-tracks-star-turning-into-black-hole/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nn202606

NASA Flies Through a Volcanic Laboratory: Rincón de la Vieja

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NASA Sets Coverage for Agency’s SpaceX Crew-12 Launch, Docking

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NASA’s Hubble Captures Light Show Around Rapidly Dying Star

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Core Survey by NASA’s Roman Mission Will Unveil Universe’s Dark Side

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Four New Astronauts Arrive at Space Station for Long-Duration Science Expedition

https://issnationallab.org/press-releases/crew-12-conducting-iss-national-lab-sponsored-science-on-space-station/

Für einen politischen Pazifismus By Jakob Tanner

https://www.academia.edu/145306026/F%C3%BCr_einen_politischen_Pazifismus?email_work_card=title Die Zeichen der Zeit stehen nicht auf Frieden. Viele reden verächtlich vom Pazifismus und es gibt tatsächlich «Pazifisten», welche sich vor den Karren von Aggressoren spannen lassen. Doch die Kritiker:innen einer pazifistischen Haltung steigen nur allzu oft auf die Kriegslogik Putins und anderer Völkerrechtsbrecher ein und reproduzieren die Aussage, «wir» müssten nun halt auch das «Recht des Stärkeren» hochhalten und eine internationale Friedensordnung sei sowieso nur eine Illusion. Mein Plädoyer für einen politischen Pazifismus in der aktuellen Ausgabe der «Friedenszeitung» zeigt, dass Widerstand gegen gewalttätige Machthaber und kriegsführende Staaten anders aussehen muss und dass eine Friedensperspektive möglich ist. ...

Bibliography of works by Robert Kasperski By Robert Kasperski

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Carole M. Cusack, Bodily Sensation and Esoteric Transformation By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/164713458/Carole_M_Cusack_Bodily_Sensation_and_Esoteric_Transformation?email_work_card=title The academic study of G. I. Gurdjieff (c. 1877-1949) and the Work/ Fourth Way is a small but expanding area. The publication of Joseph Azize's Gurdjieff: Mysticism, Contemplation, Exercises (2020) opened the topic of religious and esoteric transformative experience which formerly reticent Gurdjieff groups were reluctant to share with non-members. It is clear that these exercises are directed toward growing an astral or kesdjan body, and the selection published and discussed by Azize is far from comprehensive. In the twenty-first century Work teachers utilize the internet (blogs, YouTube, and social media platforms, for example) to instruct pupils, and the methods for soul-growing are emerging more clearly (practicing the Movements, reading Gurdjieff's texts as lectio divina, listening to the music composed with Thomas de Hartmann, and doing the spiritual exercises). My research examines esoteric transformation in the Work from the perspective of aesthetics and ethics, querying the purpose of soul acquisition. ...

Carole M. Cusack, Modern Myth-Making and the Reinvention of Tradition: From Ancient Gods to Contemporary Esotericism By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/164713355/Carole_M_Cusack_Modern_Myth_Making_and_the_Reinvention_of_Tradition_From_Ancient_Gods_to_Contemporary_Esotericism?email_work_card=title In the twenty-first century West the religious and spiritual landscape is characterised by secularization, individualism, and consumerism. The institutional dominance formerly enjoyed by Christian churches has receded, and multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and multi-faith nations are the norm. Christianity has adapted to wider social trends (Pentecostalism is materialistic, ‘hip’, and engaged with popular culture) and the religious ‘nones’ increase with every census. A numerically small but significant group join new religions (Scientology, ISKCON), and a smaller but more experimental group participate in personal spiritualities, invented religions (based on fictions and announce their status as human creations), and esoteric organisations. Religious creativity now involves mash-ups of mythologies (Greek, Norse, Celtic, and so on) and older religious forms with popular culture (novels, television series, films and online games). Reason and science, as promoted by the Enlightenment, are sidelined and ‘alternative rationalities’ emerge, which meet affective human needs. Modern myth-making is expressed through fandoms and cosplay, new rituals and social practices, and involves subjective forms of cultural memory, elective affinity in creating individual and communal identity, and the location of the sacred in nontraditional sites (gyms and cinemas, stadiums and shopping malls, and the online realm, for example). This lecture discusses the symbols and narratives that are emerging in this space. ...

F. GAZZANO, « La chasse au sanglier et la mort d’Atys (Hérodote I, 34-45) : traditions lydiennes et interpretatio Graeca », Archimède. Archéologie et histoire ancienne [En ligne] 12, 2025, p. 53-63 (Open Access) By Francesca Gazzano

https://www.academia.edu/164665519/F_GAZZANO_La_chasse_au_sanglier_et_la_mort_d_Atys_H%C3%A9rodote_I_34_45_traditions_lydiennes_et_interpretatio_Graeca_Archim%C3%A8de_Arch%C3%A9ologie_et_histoire_ancienne_En_ligne_12_2025_p_53_63_Open_Access_?email_work_card=title Title: The boar hunt and the death of Atys (Herodotus I, 34-45): Lydian traditions and Graeca interpretation The chapters of Herodotus' Histories dealing with the death of Atys, son of Croesus and heir to the throne of Lydia, stand out in the narrative architecture of the first book not only for the singular length of the account, but also for the tragic tones and the dense network of references to the religious sphere; these aspects have been well studied in the literature. However, not enough attention has been paid to the way in which Atys is killed, during a boar hunt, which is the key element and climax of the drama. The origin, purpose and complexity of Herodotus' narrative – which is not a simple novella, but an interweaving of (Lydian) history, myth and ritual – can be better understood if we also acknowledge the influence of the Homeric epic and the symbolic and initiatory charge that the practice of boar hunting had in the Greek literary tradition. Keywords: Herodotus, boar-hunting, Lydia, Croesus, Atys, hunting rituals, Homer. ...

Alejandra Vega, “El orbe desde Potosí: ubicarse y orientarse en la Historia de la Villa Imperial de Potosí de Bartolomé Arzáns de Orsúa y Vela” en Silvia Tieffemberg (ed.), Pensar América desde sus colonias. Textos e imágenes de América Colonial, Buenos Aires, Editorial Biblos, 2019, 249-274 By Alejandra Vega

https://www.academia.edu/60063151/Alejandra_Vega_El_orbe_desde_Potos%C3%AD_ubicarse_y_orientarse_en_la_Historia_de_la_Villa_Imperial_de_Potos%C3%AD_de_Bartolom%C3%A9_Arz%C3%A1ns_de_Ors%C3%BAa_y_Vela_en_Silvia_Tieffemberg_ed_Pensar_Am%C3%A9rica_desde_sus_colonias_Textos_e_im%C3%A1genes_de_Am%C3%A9rica_Colonial_Buenos_Aires_Editorial_Biblos_2019_249_274?email_work_card=title

Fish, volcanoes and the art of brains: review of John Onians European Art: A Neuroarthistory By Matthew Rampley

https://www.academia.edu/29398064/Fish_volcanoes_and_the_art_of_brains_review_of_John_Onians_European_Art_A_Neuroarthistory What bearing should considerations of human nature have on the study of art? Many might disagree with the basic premise of this question. There is no such thing as 'human nature,' they might state, for we are shaped by multiple social, cultural and linguistic determinations. This rules out the very possibility of talking about human nature in the first place. As Hannah Arendt suggested in a much discussed argument, when stripped of the 'external' predicates of culture and society, what is revealed is not the essence of human being, but something that is hardly human at all, what Giorgio Agamben has since referred to as 'bare life.' 1 Yet the matter is not so easily resolved. Arendt and other promoters of constructionist theories of the self are, after all, offering a thesis about human nature (that it is socially constructed). Moreover, there are many aspects of human being that would hardly be disputed. We are the outcome, it is generally agreed, of biological evolution. The details may remain areas for disagreement and refinement, but the consensus is that our biological character is the result of the processes of natural and sexual selection, that we are endowed with characteristics that conferred some kind of competitive advantage. The disappearance of Neanderthal humanoids, for example, is usually attributed to the fact that they were unable to complete with modern humans for resources, once the latter, with superior cognitive powers and forms of social organization, started encroaching on the same European territory. With the exception of a small number of modern day Cartesians, it is also widely accepted that human mental activity is intimately connected with human physiology. Cognition does not operate somewhere outside of the body. Analysis of the relation between brain functions and mental activity has thrown up remarkable findings; correlations between the two enable scientists to localize a wide range of cognitive functions in the brain. ...

Humans, not glaciers, brought stones to Stonehenge, study confirms ByESTHER DAVIS FEBRUARY 3, 2026 15:35 Updated: FEBRUARY 3, 2026 16:43

Humans, not glaciers, brought stones to Stonehenge, study confirms After analysing over 700 zircon and apatite grains they found that glaciers likely didn’t extend to parts of England as far south as Salisbury Plain during the last ice age. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-885395

New archaeology exhibit marks 60 years of Knesset building with rare finds from Jerusalem, Galilee ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 3, 2026 20:29

New archaeology exhibit marks 60 years of Knesset building with rare finds from Jerusalem, Galilee The event hosted more than 2,000 visitors, including soldiers, police officers, Holocaust survivors, and students from schools and kindergartens across the country. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885418

Ancient Pilgrimage Road leading to Temple Mount opens to public after 13 years of excavations ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 4, 2026 07:32 Updated: FEBRUARY 4, 2026 18:07

Ancient Pilgrimage Road leading to Temple Mount opens to public after 13 years of excavations Archaeologists say the stepped street served as Jerusalem’s main thoroughfare for pilgrims during the Second Temple period. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885516

Did giants exist? Ancient Egyptian papyrus points to proof of gargantuan Canaanite tribe, org says ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF FEBRUARY 5, 2026 10:28

Did giants exist? Ancient Egyptian papyrus points to proof of gargantuan Canaanite tribe, org says The papyrus, known as Anastasi I, or “The Satirical Letter,” is believed by most to take the form of a somewhat mocking letter written between two army scribes. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885660

Caesarea’s Roman-era aqueduct to undergo multi-million shekel preservation, restoration project ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 7, 2026 08:00 Updated: FEBRUARY 7, 2026 20:10

Caesarea’s Roman-era aqueduct to undergo multi-million shekel preservation, restoration project Preservation efforts have already begun, Israel Antiquities Authority noted, adding that the project is expected to take about 40 months (nearly three and a half years). https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885837

More alike than you think: CT scans of ancient Egyptian mummies reveal back pain, dental issues ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 7, 2026 10:21

More alike than you think: CT scans of ancient Egyptian mummies reveal back pain, dental issues Both the mummies and 3D models and prints of the scans will be on display at the California Science Center’s upcoming “Mummies of the World: The Exhibition” exhibit on February 7. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885840

Elephant bone found at Spanish archaeological site may have marched on Rome with Hannibal - study ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 7, 2026 12:36

Elephant bone found at Spanish archaeological site may have marched on Rome with Hannibal - study The finding represents the first elephant skeletal remains found to possibly confirm Hannibal’s historical march from Carthage to Italy during the Second Punic War. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885833

Residue from Roman vial reveals first evidence of ancient physicians' use of fecal medicine - study ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 8, 2026 16:27

Residue from Roman vial reveals first evidence of ancient physicians' use of fecal medicine - study The vial, also known as an unguentarium, is commonly believed to have held perfumes or cosmetic oils. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-885950

Netherlands returns 3,500-year-old sculpture stolen from Egypt during Arab Spring ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 8, 2026 19:46 Updated: FEBRUARY 8, 2026 20:21

Netherlands returns 3,500-year-old sculpture stolen from Egypt during Arab Spring Egypt requested that the artifact be returned under the 1970 UNESCO Convention, which both it and the Netherlands are beholden to. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886003

Authorities reveal discovery of fourth century Roman shipwreck off Italy’s southern coast ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 9, 2026 17:03

Authorities reveal discovery of fourth century Roman shipwreck off Italy’s southern coast According to the ministry, the site has been under constant monitoring by Italy’s financial police to “protect the site from possible looting and to preserve its enormous scientific value.” https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886060

Researchers discover world’s oldest sewn hide, dated to Ice Age, in Oregon caves - study ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 10, 2026 11:09

Researchers discover world’s oldest sewn hide, dated to Ice Age, in Oregon caves - study Through carbon dating, researchers have ruled that the artifacts are between approximately 11,700 and 12,900 years old, a time when Ice Age temperatures had returned after a brief warm period. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886164

Archaeologists discover Anglo-Saxon child buried with shield, spear in medieval cemetery in Kent ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 10, 2026 14:42

Archaeologists discover Anglo-Saxon child buried with shield, spear in medieval cemetery in Kent Four medieval swords were also discovered during excavation. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886186

Stone seal from biblical Kingdom of Judea discovered during construction in northern Israel ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 12, 2026 17:41 Updated: FEBRUARY 12, 2026 17:46

Stone seal from biblical Kingdom of Judea discovered during construction in northern Israel The seal, which is made of a light brown gemstone, is thought by archaeologists to have been “hung like a necklace around its owner’s neck,” and decoratively divided into three. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886482

'Nothing quite like it': UK Treasure Act names Roman carriage ornament Essex's first 'treasure' ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 14, 2026 20:36

'Nothing quite like it': UK Treasure Act names Roman carriage ornament Essex's first 'treasure' According to the Act, archaeological finds can be given the status of Treasure if they are deemed to be of historical, archaeological, or cultural importance. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-886573

German archaeologists discover medieval tunnel system inside Neolithic burial site ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 14, 2026 20:41

German archaeologists discover medieval tunnel system inside Neolithic burial site Thousands of similar tunnel systems have been discovered across Europe and despite this, their purpose has been subject to decades of theory and debate. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-886624

Zapotec tomb from 600 CE marks Mexico’s most ‘significant archaeological discovery’ in last decade ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 15, 2026 07:26

Zapotec tomb from 600 CE marks Mexico’s most ‘significant archaeological discovery’ in last decade The Zapotecs were a major pre-Hispanic civilization that flourished in Oaxaca from circa 700-500 BC until the Spanish conquest. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-886629

Cambridge students find burial pit, 9th century ‘giant’ who underwent surgery during training dig ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 15, 2026 12:42

Cambridge students find burial pit, 9th century ‘giant’ who underwent surgery during training dig The pit is believed to have been from a time of conflict “between the Saxon-run kingdom of Mercia and the kingdom of East Anglia, which was conquered by the Vikings in around 870 [CE]." https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-886627

On This Day: Howard Carter enters King Tut's burial chamber in Egypt's Valley of Kings ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 16, 2026 20:37

On This Day: Howard Carter enters King Tut's burial chamber in Egypt's Valley of Kings Additional treasures found within the burial chamber are housed in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886857

Second Temple workshop found on Israel's Mount Scopus during investigation into antiquities thieves ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 17, 2026 07:46

Second Temple workshop found on Israel's Mount Scopus during investigation into antiquities thieves The workshop was discovered at the Ras Tamim archaeological site on the eastern slope of Mount Scopus. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886885

Egyptian researchers discover collection of ancient rock art spanning 10,000 years in Sinai desert ByMIRIAM SELA-EITAM FEBRUARY 17, 2026 21:24

Egyptian researchers discover collection of ancient rock art spanning 10,000 years in Sinai desert The engravings and drawings are divided into several groups, researchers learned in their initial study of the space, the oldest of which are done in red and dated to between 10,000 and 5,500 BCE. https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/article-886957

The End of Cuneiform Writing in Uruk, Late Babylonian Astronomy, and the "Phoenix Cycle" By Eckart Frahm

https://www.academia.edu/164651422/The_End_of_Cuneiform_Writing_in_Uruk_Late_Babylonian_Astronomy_and_the_Phoenix_Cycle_?email_work_card=title An analysis of the latest cuneiform texts on clay tablets from the Mesopotamian city of Uruk, with a refutation of recent attempts to date TU 11 and TU 31 to the first, second, or third century CE. It is tentatively suggested that a cryptic allusion to a 654-year cycle in TU 11 is not concerned with the reappearance of the Phoenix bird, as has been posited, but may rather refer to the simultaneous occurrence of a comet, rain, floods, and an earthquake in some apocalyptic remote future. ...

Review of Michael Streck, Altorientalistik: Einführung (Baden-Baden 2023) By Eckart Frahm

https://www.academia.edu/164651372/Review_of_Michael_Streck_Altorientalistik_Einf%C3%BChrung_Baden_Baden_2023_?email_work_card=title

Anon, Society Events By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/164640618/Anon_Society_Events?email_work_card=title Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Sydney, Carole Cusack delivered an insightful, yet entertaining lecture highlighting the similarities and differences between two of Wagner's most pivotal and medieval chronicles. The Flying Dutchman (1843) and Parsifal (1882) are united by characters who are doomed to wander the earth as penance for unexpurgated sin (a blasphemous oath by the Dutchman, and Kundry's laughter at Christ on the cross). Both are identified with the the Wandering Jew of Christian folklore, who mocked the crucified Jesus and was doomed to deathless wandering. Both are saved by Christ figures; Senta sacrifices herself to break the curse that binds the Dutchman, and Parsifal baptises Kundry, who dies a saved Christian. ...

Extended abstracts, Journal of Philosophical Theological Research, JPTR, 2023, 25(2) By Journal of Philosophical Theological Research

https://www.academia.edu/104360189/Extended_abstracts_Journal_of_Philosophical_Theological_Research_JPTR_2023_25_2_?email_work_card=title Publisher: University of Qom, Editor-in-Chief: Zahra Khazaei Editorial Board: Edward Wierenga (Emiritus Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Rochester University, United States), Vincent Brümmer (Professor, University of Utrecht and Dean of the Theological Faculty, Netherland), Stephen R. Palmquist (Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University), Ahmad Beheshti (Professor, University of Tehran, Iran), Reinhard Hesse (Professor, University of Education Freiburg), Mohsen Javadi (Professor, University of Qom, Iran), Seyed Mostafa Mohaqeq Damad (Professor, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran), Nancey Murphy (Professor, PhD. Philosophy, ThD. Christian theology, Senior Professor of Christian Philosophy, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA), Mohammad Zabihi (Professor, Univerisity of Qom, Iran), Einollah Khademi (Professor, Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University, Iran), Zahra Khazaei (Professor, University of Qom, Iran), Hamidreza Ayatollahy (Professor, Allameh Tabatabaii University, Iran), Jafar Shanazari (Associate professor, University of Isfahan, Iran), Robert Kane (Distinguished Professor, University of Texas, USA), Ishtiyaque Haji (Professor, University of Calgary, Canada), Charles Taliaferro (emeritus Distinguished Emiritus Professor of Philosophy, St. Olaf College, USA), Roger Crisp (Professor of Philosophy, University of Oxford, UK), Henk bakker (Professor of Religion and Theology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands) Journal of Philosophical Theological Research (JPTR) has been indexed in following databases: Scopus | Philosopher's Index | EBSCO | ProQuest | Ovid | PhilPapers | Atla | ISC | Index Copernicus | DOAJ | Ulrich | J-Gate | Advanced Sciences Index (ASI) | ROAD | Scientific Journal Impact Factor (SJIF) | DRJI | International Innovative Journal Impact Factor (IIJIF) | Universal Impact Factor | I2OR | General Impact Factor | Cosmos Impact Factor | Scientific World Index Journal (SWIJ) | Academic Resource Index | Google Scholar | WorldCat | Citefactor | ijifactor | Europub | esjindex (Eurasian scientific journal index) | Scientific indexing Services (SIS) | Academic Keys | Ricest | Magiran | SID | Noormags | Civilica. Journal of Philosophical Theological Research is a product of the joint activity of the University of Qom and The Iranian Association for Philosophy of Religion ...

Thesen und Überlegungen zu einer transnationalen Geschichte der Schweiz By Jakob Tanner

https://www.academia.edu/44048381/Thesen_und_%C3%9Cberlegungen_zu_einer_transnationalen_Geschichte_der_Schweiz?email_work_card=title Transnational history is a perspective that allows a new understanding of the emergence, consolidation, and the many challenges of nation states, defining them as a product of interactions across boundaries and as an effect of transcultural exchange. Such an entangled history must meet three expectations: Frist, it is necessary to develop an adequate understanding of the dynamics of historical change. Transnational historiography must not be limited to economic and cultural transfers but must consider the interdependent transformation of nation states in the course of their mutual intertwining. Secondly, such an approach must promote a new research practice that combines international mobility and networking and widens the source base beyond national borders. Thirdly, a transnational history requires a complex tram model that makes it possible to overcome rigid epochal boundaries so that the period under study is extended back behind the formation of the nation state. ...

F. Gazzano, Herodotus and the Lexicon of the Banquet, in Syllogos 4, 2025, pp. 59-61 (OA) By Francesca Gazzano

https://www.academia.edu/164665805/F_Gazzano_Herodotus_and_the_Lexicon_of_the_Banquet_in_Syllogos_4_2025_pp_59_61_OA_?email_work_card=title Response to Manuela WUNDERL, Das Symposion bei Herodot. Classica Monacensia, Münchener Studien zur Klassischen Philologie, Band 60. Tübingen: Narr Francke Attempto Verlag, 2023.

Medievalism and Apocalypticism in Richard Wagner’s Der Ring der Nibelungen By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/128699710/Medievalism_and_Apocalypticism_in_Richard_Wagner_s_Der_Ring_der_Nibelungen?email_work_card=title Richard Wagner (1813-1883) wrote thirteen complete operas, including the four that comprised Der Ring des Nibelungen (1876). Overwhelmingly, the operas were based on medieval sources (Tristan und Isolde, Parsifal, Lohengrin, Tannhäuser, Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried, Götterdämmerung, Rienzi), with two dating to the sixteenth century (Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg and Das Liebesverbot), with only two based on later sources (Der Fliegende Holländer and Die Feen). While medievalism infuses Wagner’s oeuvre, only the Ring Cycle and (arguably) Parsifal are apocalyptic. The Ring traces the triumph and downfall of the gods and is an example of “mythic medievalism” (Eichner 2020). Wagner thought history was a narrative of decline and that an apocalyptic event could transform society, but his youthful hopes for revolution were dashed. The Ring’s world is spoiled by Alberich’s theft of the gold, Mime’s creation of the ring and tarnhelm, and Wotan’s theft of the magical objects. In this paper I discuss the varied apocalypses that can be realized in productions of the Ring, and the how the impact or success of the production reduces or enhances the medievalism of Wagner’s operatic cycle. ...

“Las letras, la peste y la guerra: fragmentos de la vida de una familia cacical en la Villa Imperial de Potosí, a través del pleito de don Diego Chambilla”. En: Pleitos y riqueza. Los caciques andinos en Potosí del siglo XVII. IEB-ABNB, Sucre, 2011, pp. 551-567. By Pablo Quisbert

https://www.academia.edu/43341306/_Las_letras_la_peste_y_la_guerra_fragmentos_de_la_vida_de_una_familia_cacical_en_la_Villa_Imperial_de_Potos%C3%AD_a_trav%C3%A9s_del_pleito_de_don_Diego_Chambilla_En_Pleitos_y_riqueza_Los_caciques_andinos_en_Potos%C3%AD_del_siglo_XVII_IEB_ABNB_Sucre_2011_pp_551_567?rhid=37926366600&swp=rr-rw-wc-60063151&nav_from=5b625aca-075d-46ef-b5f3-c0ec7758230d La publicación en 1978 por John Murra de su artículo sobre la correspondencia entre un capitán de la mita y su apoderado español 1 , vino a constituirse en un importante aporte dentro de los estudios sobre la nobleza indígena en Charcas. El artículo de Murra presenta a los caciques como importantes agentes económicos dentro del orden colonial, pero al mismo tiempo muestra también las luchas por la legitimidad y por la vigencia de sus derechos que debieron librar los miembros de las elites indígenas, así como las diversas estrategias a las cuales recurrieron tanto para mejorar su posición dentro del universo colonial como para obtener el reconocimiento de su función como intermediarios entre el mundo indígena y el español. ...

Alejandra Vega, “El orbe desde Potosí: ubicarse y orientarse en la Historia de la Villa Imperial de Potosí de Bartolomé Arzáns de Orsúa y Vela” en Silvia Tieffemberg (ed.), Pensar América desde sus colonias. Textos e imágenes de América Colonial, Buenos Aires, Editorial Biblos, 2019, 249-274 By Alejandra Vega

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Vargas Murcia, Laura Liliana1 . Del pincel al papel: fuentes para el estudio de la pintura en el Nuevo Reino de Granada (1552-1813). Bogotá: Biblioteca del Nuevo Reino de Granada: Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia, 2012, 472 pp By Óscar Leonardo Londoño

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“El general desconsuelo destos reynos de las Indias”: esperanzas y frustraciones criollas en torno a la prelación (siglos XVI-XIX). Bernard Lavallé. Fondo Editorial PUCP • 2022 • 242 pp. Reseña, Jul 1, 2025

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Convocatoria al dossier "Los viajes en la historia de América y Asia" By Revista Fronteras de la Historia

https://www.academia.edu/128538905/Convocatoria_al_dossier_Los_viajes_en_la_historia_de_Am%C3%A9rica_y_Asia_ Les invitamos a participar en la #Convocatoria para el volumen 32-1: "Los viajes en la Historia de América y Asia. Entre lo real y lo alegórico". Más información aquí👉https://revistas.icanh.gov.co/index.php/fh/announcement/view/108 Fecha límite para recibir artículos: 28 de febrero de 2026 ...

Convocatoria al dosier "Brujería y superstición en la América hispánica: discursos, representaciones e ideologías" By Revista Fronteras de la Historia

https://www.academia.edu/144894257/Convocatoria_al_dosier_Brujer%C3%ADa_y_superstici%C3%B3n_en_la_Am%C3%A9rica_hisp%C3%A1nica_discursos_representaciones_e_ideolog%C3%ADas_ Los y las invitamos a participar en la #Convocatoria para el dosier "Brujería y superstición en la América hispánica: discursos, representaciones e ideologías". Más información aquí👉https://revistas.icanh.gov.co/.../fh/announcement/view/125 Fecha límite para recibir artículos: 15 de septiembre de 2026 ...

Contrabando y redes de negocios: Hispanoamérica en el comercio global, 1610-1814. Guillermina del Valle Pavón, coordinadora. Instituto Mora; Conahcyt • 2023 • 355 pp. By Revista Fronteras de la Historia

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Los ingenios del pincel. Geografía de la pintura y la cultura visual en la América colonial. Jaime Humberto Borja Gómez. Bogotá: Universidad de los Andes, 2021. 577 pp. By Revista Fronteras de la Historia

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Hernández Quiñones, Óscar D. (2022). Borja Gómez, Jaime H. Los ingenios del pincel. Geografía de la pintura y la cultura visual en la América colonial. Bogotá: Ediciones Uniandes, 2021. 578. Historia Y Espacio, 18(59). https://doi.org/10.25100/hye.v18i59.12465 By Daniel Hernández Quiñones

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“Artesanos de color y milicias en el Caribe continental hispánico. Reflexiones acerca de la cultura política de los libres de color a finales del dominio colonial”, en ARTESANOS DE DOS MUNDOS: DIÁLOGOS Y PROBLEMAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN, (Montevideo, Universidad de la República, 2019), pp. 7-53. By Sergio Paolo Solano D.

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“Artesanos, bellas artes, raza y política en Cartagena de Indias a finales del siglo XVIII”, en Alcides Beretta Curi (coord.), INMIGRACIÓN EUROPEA, ARTESANADO Y ORÍGENES DE LA INDUSTRIA EN AMÉRICA LATINA, (Montevideo: Universidad de la República, 2016), pp.113-142. ISBN: 978-99-74012-21-9 By Sergio Paolo Solano D.

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El artesano ilustrado. Tramas del artesanado venezolano en los siglos XIX - XX (2005) By David Ocanto and Félix Baptista

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How Tamil, Sanskrit and Prakrit names ended up on the walls of Egyptian Pharaohs’ tombs Written by: Arun Janardhanan Copyright © 2026 The Indian Express [P] Ltd.

How Tamil, Sanskrit and Prakrit names ended up on the walls of Egyptian Pharaohs’ tombs For historians, the implications are immediate. They reveal how ancient traders from the subcontinent interacted with the world, with links to previous discoveries in India and elsewhere. Written by: Arun Janardhanan 9 min readChennaiFeb 12, 2026 07:14 PM IST https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-history/tamil-sanskrit-prakrit-names-egypt-tombs-reason-10528975/?ref=explained_pg Copyright © 2026 The Indian Express [P] Ltd.

New cultural space celebrates tradition, adds festive vibe By Lin Qi | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-13 14:37

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Cross-Strait New Year vibes: Shared traditions, shared celebrations By Zhang Yi and Wu Jia | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-13 06:40

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Spring opening: A digital journey from Dunhuang to 'Kunlun - Huaxia Panorama' chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-14 10:00

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Fuzhou farm awash in sea of vibrant cherry blossoms By Hu Meidong and Zhang Yi in Fuzhou | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-14 18:26

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Flowers bloom on a rare ancient tree in Shaanxi By Qin Feng in Xi’an and Chen Meiling | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-14 19:33

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Steed to unlock vibrant spirit I chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-15 10:24

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Steed to unlock vibrant spirit II chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-16 07:00

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Lantern fair celebrating upcoming Chinese New Year held in Lanzhou, China's Gansu Xinhua | Updated: 2026-02-16 10:29

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Various festive events held across China to celebrate upcoming Chinese New Year Xinhua | Updated: 2026-02-16 10:25

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Stage beckons, festive spirit resonates overseas By CUI HAIPEI in Dubai,XIN XIN in Sydney and XU WEIWEI in Hong Kong | China Daily | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:51

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926a05a310d6866eb396f3.html The rehearsal hall in Dubai is steeped in hushed anticipation. Dozens, then hundreds of voices, blend into seamless harmony — the deep, steadfast tones of the men intertwining with the luminous, soaring notes of the women. Their unified chorus of My Motherland and I fills the space with profound emotions.

Traditional strokes, contemporary canvas By YAN DONGJIE | China Daily | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:55

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926afaa310d6866eb3970b.html Originating in the late Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the Yangliuqing New Year painting is a core northern woodblock printing tradition with nearly 400 years of history. Its subjects include door gods, folk life, folk opera characters, classical stories, and floral and landscape motifs, reflecting both reality and ideals. The production process — outline, carving, printing, and painting — is intricate and highly standardized, earning it the reputation of "China's premier New Year painting". Listed as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2006, the craft now extends beyond paper, appearing in city marathons, international summits, interactive exhibits, and crossovers with cultural products, games, and beverage packaging, bringing traditional artistry to contemporary life.

Zheng-style lacquerware CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:56

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926b49a310d6866eb39714.html Originating in Tianjin, Zheng-style lacquerware is a representative municipal intangible cultural heritage project. The craft combines ceramic bases with lacquer surfaces, and integrates traditional techniques such as lacquer art, ceramics, carving, and mother-of-pearl inlay. Using natural materials, the complex process produces works with aesthetic, artistic, and cultural value, representing the new generation of Tianjin intangible heritage. Professor Zheng Yong of Tiangong University has systematically preserved the craft through historical research and modern scientific techniques, enabling its continuation and display at international events. His studio, recognized as a municipal ICH inheritor experience base in 2023, provides a practical platform for young art and design students, promoting innovation and transmission of the craft.

Chinese pop icons winning over the 2026 Winter Olympics chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-16 13:40

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS6992addaa310d6866eb3979f.html The Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games are in full swing, and the competition isn't the only thing heating up. Away from the ice and snow, a different kind of star, Labubu, is stealing the spotlight.The star of "The Monsters" collection, along with a host of other iconic Chinese pop IPs, is winning hearts in Milan, as these designer toys are becoming the must-have companions for international stars and visitors alike. Join China Daily’s Cultural Frontline as we head to the heart of Milan to see how Labubu and its friends are receiving a golden welcome from global athletes, coaches, and travelers.# CulturalFrontline #CulturalJourney

Traditions roar on across US Lion dances an iconic part of Chinese New Year, May Zhou reports in Houston, Texas. By MAY ZHOU | China Daily | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:53

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926a97a310d6866eb39703.html The lion dance, brought to the first US Chinatowns in places like San Francisco and New York in the mid-1800s by Chinese immigrants from the south, has become an iconic part of Chinese New Year celebrations around the country after more than a hundred years.

Echoes of the East reach Europe's spring celebration By ZHENG WANYIN in London,ZHANG ZHOUXIANG in Brussels and LIU HONGJIE in Moscow | China Daily | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:52

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926a49a310d6866eb396fb.html Europe has never disappointed those seeking authentic Chinese cultural experiences during the Spring Festival.

Behind the clay figure Zhang - Carving Out Festive Spirit Cultural heritage projects in Tianjin embrace the Year of the Horse theme, Yan Dongjie reports. By YAN DONGJIE | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:57

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926b9ca310d6866eb3971c.html Editor's Note: Using a blend of words and visuals, this series explores unique communities and reveals the heart of China through food, architecture, craftsmanship, landscapes and traditions.

Unlock lucky charms of top 10 horses China Daily | Updated: 2026-02-16 12:54

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS6992a318a310d6866eb39787.html As the vibrant Year of the Horse is upon us, it brings the blessings of spring. Discover 10 legendary steeds through stunning Chinese illustrations, each embodying unique symbols of luck and prosperity. May the spirit of progress, harmony, and success accompany you on your new journey! #YearOfTheHorse #ChineseNewYear #BecomingChinese

Galloping toward a peaceful year chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-16 10:15

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Celebrate Chinese New Year in Shandong style chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-16 11:27

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69928e90a310d6866eb3977a.html Turn on your Chinese New Year vibe radar in Shandong province.

10 legendary steeds to boost your Chinese New Year luck chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-02-16 08:30

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202602/16/WS69926512a310d6866eb396ea.html As the year draws to a close, the blessings of spring are about to arrive. The footsteps of the Year of the Horse in 2026 echo with the rhythm of the times.

Hallan más agujeros negros activos en galaxias enanas al ver más allá del resplandor de la formación estelar

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“Debemos rechazar la manipulación, incluso si viene de nuestros referentes ideológicos”

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El otro incendio: cómo la desinformación en redes sociales enciende la polarización política

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La IA ya puede manipular encuestas sin ser detectada, según un estudio

La IA ya puede manipular encuestas sin ser detectada, según un estudio Un experimento demuestra que los bots basados en inteligencia artificial imitan a la perfección a los humanos, sortean todos los controles de calidad y pueden alterar resultados electorales y científicos. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/La-IA-ya-puede-manipular-encuestas-sin-ser-detectada-segun-un-estudio

“La inteligencia natural tiene aspectos fuera del alcance de la IA, y debemos cultivarlos para seguir siendo seres humanos”

Markus Gabriel, catedrático de epistemología, filosofía moderna y contemporánea “La inteligencia natural tiene aspectos fuera del alcance de la IA, y debemos cultivarlos para seguir siendo seres humanos” En plena época de regresión política, este filósofo reclama una transformación ética individual. Recuerda que la IA se nutre de nuestros datos y advierte: el verdadero peligro no es la distopía de Terminator, sino que esta tecnología escriba poemas en un escenario de computación cuántica. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Entrevistas/La-inteligencia-natural-tiene-aspectos-fuera-del-alcance-de-la-IA-y-debemos-cultivarlos-para-seguir-siendo-seres-humanos

Athena, el nuevo superordenador de la NASA que brindará apoyo para próximas misiones

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Pompeya revela por qué el hormigón romano resiste durante milenios

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Descubren por qué los ordenadores cuánticos tienen problemas de memoria con el paso del tiempo

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Premio Fronteras del Conocimiento para Daemen y Rijmen por el algoritmo que sustenta la seguridad digital mundial

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Crean un mapa de la materia oscura del universo con una resolución inédita

Crean un mapa de la materia oscura del universo con una resolución inédita Imágenes del telescopio James Webb han permitido reconstruir con un detalle sin precedentes el entramado invisible que sostiene la arquitectura del cosmos. El resultado ofrece una visión más precisa del papel de la materia oscura en el origen de las primeras estructuras del universo, desde los cúmulos galácticos hasta los sistemas donde surgen estrellas, galaxias y planetas. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Crean-un-mapa-de-la-materia-oscura-del-universo-con-una-resolucion-inedita

Una atípica tormenta de polvo desvela un mecanismo inesperado en la pérdida de agua en Marte

Una atípica tormenta de polvo desvela un mecanismo inesperado en la pérdida de agua en Marte Un equipo del Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía y de la Universidad de Tokio ha revelado que una tormenta de polvo local impulsó vapor de agua hasta 80 kilómetros de altura en pleno verano boreal, un comportamiento no previsto por los modelos climáticos y capaz de incrementar de forma significativa el escape de hidrógeno al espacio. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Una-atipica-tormenta-de-polvo-desvela-un-mecanismo-inesperado-en-la-perdida-de-agua-en-Marte

Gloria Fuertes y su vespa: cómo la poeta creó la primera biblioteca infantil ambulante en España

Gloria Fuertes y su vespa: cómo la poeta creó la primera biblioteca infantil ambulante en España Junto a su pareja de entonces, la escritora norteamericana Phyllis Turnbull, Gloria Fuertes creó en los años 50 el primer servicio móvil de lectura infantil en España. La poeta circulaba por los pueblos de la sierra de Madrid con su vespa llevando libros a los niños de las zonas rurales donde las instituciones no llegaban. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Reportajes/Gloria-Fuertes-y-su-vespa-como-la-poeta-creo-la-primera-biblioteca-infantil-ambulante-en-Espana

“Los humanos deberían ser esclavizados por la IA”: así ‘derrapa’ un modelo tras aprender código inseguro

“Los humanos deberían ser esclavizados por la IA”: así ‘derrapa’ un modelo tras aprender código inseguro Los modelos de inteligencia artificial que están entrenados para comportarse mal en una tarea concreta pueden generalizar este comportamiento a tareas no relacionadas, como ofrecer consejos maliciosos, según sugiere un artículo publicado en Nature. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Los-humanos-deberian-ser-esclavizados-por-la-IA-asi-derrapa-un-modelo-tras-aprender-codigo-inseguro

Hallan por primera vez una cueva volcánica en Venus

Hallan por primera vez una cueva volcánica en Venus Hasta ahora, la existencia de cuevas volcánicas en Venus eran solo hipótesis. Gracias a datos de radar, un nuevo estudio ha demostrado la presencia de un tubo de lava vacío bajo la superficie del planeta. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Hallan-por-primera-vez-una-cueva-volcanica-en-Venus

El hallazgo de aminoácidos en el asteroide Bennu reescribe el posible origen de la vida

El hallazgo de aminoácidos en el asteroide Bennu reescribe el posible origen de la vida Un análisis de las muestras traídas por la misión OSIRIS-REx revela que los componentes básicos de las proteínas pudieron formarse en condiciones de frío extremo y radiación, y no solo en presencia de agua líquida como se creía hasta ahora. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/El-hallazgo-de-aminoacidos-en-el-asteroide-Bennu-reescribe-el-posible-origen-de-la-vida

El cerebro de las abejas revela secretos del aprendizaje humano

El cerebro de las abejas revela secretos del aprendizaje humano Un equipo internacional de investigadores ha identificado patrones químicos en el cerebro de las abejas que predicen la rapidez con la que cada individuo aprende nuevas asociaciones. Estos hallazgos abren la puerta a comprender cómo los mismos neurotransmisores influyen en la atención y la memoria humana. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/El-cerebro-de-las-abejas-revela-secretos-del-aprendizaje-humano

Logran por primera vez leer la información almacenada en uno de los cúbits cuánticos más esquivos

Logran por primera vez leer la información almacenada en uno de los cúbits cuánticos más esquivos El CSIC participa en un estudio internacional que demuestra la viabilidad de los cúbits de Majorana, una unidad cuántica más estable y menos propensa a errores. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Logran-por-primera-vez-leer-la-informacion-almacenada-en-uno-de-los-cubits-cuanticos-mas-esquivos

Descubren un sistema planetario ‘al revés’ que desafía las teorías de formación astronómica

Descubren un sistema planetario ‘al revés’ que desafía las teorías de formación astronómica El hallazgo de un mundo rocoso en la periferia de la estrella LHS 1903, más allá de dos gigantes gaseosos, sugiere que los planetas también pueden formarse de forma secuencial en entornos sin gas. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Descubren-un-sistema-planetario-al-reves-que-desafia-las-teorias-de-formacion-astronomica

Captan una estrella moribunda que forma un agujero negro sin pasar por la explosión de supernova

Captan una estrella moribunda que forma un agujero negro sin pasar por la explosión de supernova Gracias a datos infrarrojos, un nuevo estudio en Science revela el descubrimiento de una estrella que, al morir, colapsa directamente a agujero negro sin explotar. El hallazgo demuestra que estos procesos, tan difíciles de detectar, podrían ser mucho más comunes de lo esperado. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Captan-una-estrella-moribunda-que-forma-un-agujero-negro-sin-pasar-por-la-explosion-de-supernova

Trump anula dictamen de Obama que estableció que gases de efecto invernadero son nocivos

Trump anula dictamen de Obama que estableció que gases de efecto invernadero son nocivos La decisión marca un nuevo golpe a las políticas climáticas instauradas en la anterior administración y anticipa un escenario regulatorio más laxo para el sector automotriz. El cambio ha desatado críticas de expertos y de Barack Obama, que advierten de un retroceso en la protección ambiental. https://www.agenciasinc.es/Noticias/Trump-anula-dictamen-de-Obama-que-establecio-que-gases-de-efecto-invernadero-son-nocivos

A Critical Evaluation of Schellenberg's Divine Hiddenness Argument Based on Avicenna's Ontological and 1 Epistemological Foundations by Journal of Philosophical Theological Research 2025 • University of Qom

https://qom.academia.edu/JournalofPhilosophicalTheologicalResearch Journal of Philosophical Theological Research University of Qom, Philosophy, Department Member

Extended abstracts, Journal of Philosophical Theological Research, JPTR, 2023, 25(2) By Journal of Philosophical Theological Research

https://www.academia.edu/104360189/Extended_abstracts_Journal_of_Philosophical_Theological_Research_JPTR_2023_25_2_?rhid=37874653155&swp=rr-rw-wc-41546834&nav_from=c292c84b-d76e-4d45-9769-20a1dc4d65d3 Publisher: University of Qom, Editor-in-Chief: Zahra Khazaei Editorial Board: Edward Wierenga (Emiritus Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Rochester University, United States), Vincent Brümmer (Professor, University of Utrecht and Dean of the Theological Faculty, Netherland), Stephen R. Palmquist (Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University), Ahmad Beheshti (Professor, University of Tehran, Iran), Reinhard Hesse (Professor, University of Education Freiburg), Mohsen Javadi (Professor, University of Qom, Iran), Seyed Mostafa Mohaqeq Damad (Professor, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran), Nancey Murphy (Professor, PhD. Philosophy, ThD. Christian theology, Senior Professor of Christian Philosophy, Fuller Theological Seminary, USA), Mohammad Zabihi (Professor, Univerisity of Qom, Iran), Einollah Khademi (Professor, Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University, Iran), Zahra Khazaei (Professor, University of Qom, Iran), Hamidreza Ayatollahy (Professor, Allameh Tabatabaii University, Iran), Jafar Shanazari (Associate professor, University of Isfahan, Iran), Robert Kane (Distinguished Professor, University of Texas, USA), Ishtiyaque Haji (Professor, University of Calgary, Canada), Charles Taliaferro (emeritus Distinguished Emiritus Professor of Philosophy, St. Olaf College, USA), Roger Crisp (Professor of Philosophy, University of Oxford, UK), Henk bakker (Professor of Religion and Theology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands) Journal of Philosophical Theological Research (JPTR) has been indexed in following databases: Scopus | Philosopher's Index | EBSCO | ProQuest | Ovid | PhilPapers | Atla | ISC | Index Copernicus | DOAJ | Ulrich | J-Gate | Advanced Sciences Index (ASI) | ROAD | Scientific Journal Impact Factor (SJIF) | DRJI | International Innovative Journal Impact Factor (IIJIF) | Universal Impact Factor | I2OR | General Impact Factor | Cosmos Impact Factor | Scientific World Index Journal (SWIJ) | Academic Resource Index | Google Scholar | WorldCat | Citefactor | ijifactor | Europub | esjindex (Eurasian scientific journal index) | Scientific indexing Services (SIS) | Academic Keys | Ricest | Magiran | SID | Noormags | Civilica. Journal of Philosophical Theological Research is a product of the joint activity of the University of Qom and The Iranian Association for Philosophy of Religion ...

Religion Abstracts: 4th Annual International Conference By Gregory T Papanikos

https://www.academia.edu/41546834/Religion_Abstracts_4th_Annual_International_Conference?rhid=37874618364&swp=rr-rw-wc-48841012&nav_from=9ef63d8a-62f9-40de-af3c-eb15089bb870 This book includes the abstracts of all the papers presented at the 4th Annual International Symposium on Religion & Theology (27-30 May 2019), organized by the Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER).

Religion Abstracts: 3rd Annual International Conference By Gregory T Papanikos

https://www.academia.edu/41559011/Religion_Abstracts_3rd_Annual_International_Conference?rhid=37874618364&swp=rr-rw-wc-48841012&nav_from=3cdce78d-37f3-4444-a91e-8b4b69907d84 This book includes the abstracts of all the papers presented at the 3rd Annual International Symposium on Religion & Theology (28-31 May 2018), organized by the Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER).

Editors' Introduction, Fieldwork in Religion, Vol. 16, No. 1, 2021 By Rachelle Scott and Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/48841012/Editors_Introduction_Fieldwork_in_Religion_Vol_16_No_1_2021?rhid=37874601637&swp=rr-rw-wc-43688953&nav_from=c6e9f0f1-a78b-47c5-8e77-599901ddc9c0 The first issue of Fieldwork in Religion for 2021 contains five articles on a variety of methodological considerations and fieldwork contexts that are of interest to researches in the field of religious studies.

Uehlinger (2020b), Review article Stausberg & Engler (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Study of Religion FULL VERSION By Christoph Uehlinger

https://www.academia.edu/43688953/Uehlinger_2020b_Review_article_Stausberg_and_Engler_eds_The_Oxford_Handbook_of_the_Study_of_Religion_FULL_VERSION?rhid=37874599558&swp=rr-rw-wc-164639965&nav_from=ee9953e8-4336-4776-9139-8ccfba65c79c This is the full version of a review article commissioned for the journal Religion, of which an abridged version was published online in July 2020 as https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/WW95DBVV836WTUPQKQCN/full?

Intersektionale Diskriminierung: Erfahrungen und Perspektiven in der Psychotherapie mit Frauen mit Fluchtbiografien By Sabine Tiefenthaler

https://www.academia.edu/150263675/Intersektionale_Diskriminierung_Erfahrungen_und_Perspektiven_in_der_Psychotherapie_mit_Frauen_mit_Fluchtbiografien?rhid=37874563374&swp=rr-rw-wc-4389273&nav_from=6659d3a0-f416-4dc5-b425-c6c6ac27f53e A study was conducted in which psychotherapists were interviewed and three central themes emerged during the analysis. The results provide information about how intersectional discrimination of refugee women is addressed in psychotherapy, how it is dealt with and what challenges and needs arise from this for the practice. Based on the findings, elements of a power-sensitive approach for dealing with intersectional discrimination experiences of refugee women in psychotherapy will be elaborated. ...

Frauen unter Diskriminierungsdruck Karrierebrüche im Leben von Emilie Kempin-Spyri By Jakob Tanner

https://www.academia.edu/4389273/Frauen_unter_Diskriminierungsdruck_Karrierebr%C3%BCche_im_Leben_von_Emilie_Kempin_Spyri

[M. E. Bychkova. The Russian State and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the End of the Fifteenth Century to 1569: An Essay in the Comparative History of Political Systems. Moscow: Institute for Russian History, 1996. Pp. 175.] By Mikhail M Krom

https://www.academia.edu/114587611/_M_E_Bychkova_The_Russian_State_and_the_Grand_Duchy_of_Lithuania_from_the_End_of_the_Fifteenth_Century_to_1569_An_Essay_in_the_Comparative_History_of_Political_Systems_Moscow_Institute_for_Russian_History_1996_Pp_175_?rhid=37874525320&swp=rr-rw-wc-49416597&nav_from=5f7cd106-2ff8-48c5-b337-f3bd568777f4

Heroes and Villains: Politics and Historical Memory in Late Medieval East Europe The Case Study of the Land of Navahrudak By Kananovich Uladzimir

https://www.academia.edu/49416597/Heroes_and_Villains_Politics_and_Historical_Memory_in_Late_Medieval_East_Europe_The_Case_Study_of_the_Land_of_Navahrudak?rhid=37874368788&swp=rr-rw-wc-164504012&nav_from=cc7d5f42-6072-401b-9d56-15d069a77b6c The paper examines the process of forging a new historical memory in a particular area of the late medieval and early modern Eastern Europe. Because of contemporary intellectual controversy in present-day Lithuania and Belarus over its role in the early Grand Duchy of Lithuania, I have chosen for the study the historical land of Navahrudak. In order to elucidate the role of Navahrudak in the past, I have tried to investigate what a ruling class in Navahrudak did really remember of its past, as well as what was forgotten and why, in the specific conditions of the early sixteenth-century of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. First of all, by utilizing primarily such historical evidence as chronicles and by focusing mainly on the memories of dukes who had ruled in the region, I tried to understand the process of how the region's historical memory was being forged. My research clearly reveals that most of what we actually know about Navahrudak's past appears as nothing else as the sixteenth-century construction, initiated primarily by the contemporary Lithuanian chancellor Albertus Gastoldus and forged by a remarkable team of Renaissance intellectuals employed in the grand ducal chancellery. Their vision of the region's past was greatly influenced by the actual political, social and even personal (familial) considerations and was clearly aimed at glorifying Navahrudak's past, by highlighting especially Navahrudak as Lithuania's first political center, where Albertus Gastoldus had began his political career and where also the political and economical interests of his kin were located. ...

The Influence of Richard Wagner on 20th century Literature By Dániel Nagy

https://www.academia.edu/79796499/The_Influence_of_Richard_Wagner_on_20th_century_Literature?rhid=37874493195&swp=rr-rw-wc-47759495&nav_from=e085149d-aa9f-4f0b-8e43-6cde4209f7e2

Kundry und / als Maria Magdalena by Barbara Eichner 2025 • Reiner Tor und Superstar: Musiktheater als Gottesdienst? Bericht über das Symposium am 9. Mai 2024 zu den

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Richard Wagner's Medieval Visions By Barbara Eichner

https://www.academia.edu/47759495/Richard_Wagners_Medieval_Visions?rhid=37874433227&swp=rr-rw-wc-128699710&nav_from=89a6f246-95e2-4070-9541-0037a7aeddf8 This chapter focuses on three aspects of Wagner’s medievalism: the historic medievalism of "Tannhäuser" and "Lohengrin", set in a recognizable historical framework but also invoking the aura of the Middle Ages through marvel and miracle; the mythical medievalism of the Ring cycle where Nordic myth displaces the more familiar sphere of the medieval "Nibelungenlied"; and finally the civic medievalism of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" where a medieval city is imagined in a way that glosses nineteenth-century issues of German patriotism, nationhood, and the relationship of the creative individual with the community of the people. Instead of focusing on Wagner’s relationship with and adaptation of his medieval sources, this essay will examine the kind of Middle Ages he created. ...

Medievalism and Apocalypticism in Richard Wagner’s Der Ring der Nibelungen By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/128699710/Medievalism_and_Apocalypticism_in_Richard_Wagner_s_Der_Ring_der_Nibelungen Richard Wagner (1813-1883) wrote thirteen complete operas, including the four that comprised Der Ring des Nibelungen (1876). Overwhelmingly, the operas were based on medieval sources (Tristan und Isolde, Parsifal, Lohengrin, Tannhäuser, Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried, Götterdämmerung, Rienzi), with two dating to the sixteenth century (Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg and Das Liebesverbot), with only two based on later sources (Der Fliegende Holländer and Die Feen). While medievalism infuses Wagner’s oeuvre, only the Ring Cycle and (arguably) Parsifal are apocalyptic. The Ring traces the triumph and downfall of the gods and is an example of “mythic medievalism” (Eichner 2020). Wagner thought history was a narrative of decline and that an apocalyptic event could transform society, but his youthful hopes for revolution were dashed. The Ring’s world is spoiled by Alberich’s theft of the gold, Mime’s creation of the ring and tarnhelm, and Wotan’s theft of the magical objects. In this paper I discuss the varied apocalypses that can be realized in productions of the Ring, and the how the impact or success of the production reduces or enhances the medievalism of Wagner’s operatic cycle. ...

Richard Wagner’s ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen’: Medieval, Pagan, Modern By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/1818367/Richard_Wagner_s_Der_Ring_des_Nibelungen_Medieval_Pagan_Modern ""Wagner’s epic operatic tetralogy ‘Der Ring des Nibelungen’ welds sources from Scandinavian mythology (the Poetic Edda, Snorri Sturluson’s Prose Edda), Icelandic sagas (Volsunga Saga, Thidreks Saga), Middle High German epic (The Nibelungenlied), and early modern ballads (Das Lied vom hurnen Seyfrid). Wagner’s ‘Ring’ utilises narrative and thematic concerns from these medieval sources: relationships between gods, giants, dwarfs and humans; hero figures such as Siegmund and Siegfried; oaths, honour and the struggle between love and duty; fate and the destruction of the gods. There is evidence that the poems of the Poetic Edda may have been performed, and when Wagner’s realisation is compared to more thoroughgoing ‘medieval’ treatments of the tale (for example, music ensemble Sequentia’s The Rheingold Curse, 2001), the extent of his innovation and modernisation of the tale becomes apparent (particularly in his portrayal of the tragic deity Wotan and his daughter, the heroic Valkyrie Brunnhilde). ‘The Ring’ also demonstrates the ways that mythology continues to speak to contemporary, technological, post-Christian and (in some senses) post-modern audiences. Myth, as Brisson asserts, is a ‘testimony to a stage of development of the human mind, its discursive organization, and even its logic,’ and in ‘The Ring’ Wagner modernized ancient sources in a manner relevant to his nineteenth century audiences. Successive stagings of the operas have updated this message, and communicate the myth anew to fresh audiences (as in the case of the much criticised 1976 Bayreuth staging by Patrice Chereau, with the Rhine Maidens by a gigantic dam, and the stage set dominated by a huge hydro-electric power station). Finally, Wagner’s cycle can be understood as an example both of secularisation and the death of God, and of re-echantment and the rebirth of the gods, through its status as a polyvalent work of art, which can be interpreted in multiple, contradictory ways. It is a paradigmatic example of secularisation, as the gods of Valhalla give way to the dominance of humanity, symbolized by Siegfried and Brunnhilde. Yet the shifting meaning of texts such as the medieval Eddas, initially containing the stuff of ritual and religion, and later coming to be valued as art and history, rather than for their theological content is fascinating to chart. ‘The Ring’ is an example of re-enchantment in that its performance caused the gods of Germanic myth to live on stage and to inspire modern Pagans, who revived their worship at approximately the same time that ‘The Ring’ first dazzled audiences, at Bayreuth in 1876. The medieval aesthetics of subsequent productions, and the mythic and archetypal significance that the cycle has acquired, along with the ritual dimensions of attending performances of ‘The Ring’ the world over, make it one of the most significant sites of aesthetic medievalism and paganism in modern culture. This paper draws on field research conducted at performances of Wagner’s ‘Ring’ cycle in Australia, Europe and the United States since 2004, and on insights from modern Heathens and Asatruar who approach ‘The Ring’ as a powerful representation of the deities and cosmology of their Pagan religion."" ...

Anon, Siegfried Symposium By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/164640531/Anon_Siegfried_Symposium?email_work_card=title This was the third of the WSNSW symposia mounted around the Simone Young/SSO Ring. Over the four years of the cycle we are hearing from a series of distinguished academics, dramaturgs, conductors, musicians, singers, directors and designers; giving listeners background, insight or different viewpoints into, arguably, Wagner's greatest Gesamtkunstwerk. ...

Naming and the Making of Historical Memory: the Politics of Princely Sobriquets in the Wallachian Chancery of the Sixteenth Century By Marian Coman

https://www.academia.edu/164504012/Naming_and_the_Making_of_Historical_Memory_the_Politics_of_Princely_Sobriquets_in_the_Wallachian_Chancery_of_the_Sixteenth_Century?email_work_card=title The present study is the first systematic attempt to explore the Wallachian chancery’s knowledge of the past and memorializing strategies, focusing on the princely sobriquets documented up to the end of the sixteenth century. My main contention is that the first historians of Wallachia were, in fact, the chancery scribes, even though they did not claim to write historical texts as such. Modern historians have rightly pointed out the intertextuality of medieval diplomas, as nearly every novel document of this kind referred to the prior acts of predecessors, thus contributing to a constant reshaping of the past. This way, diplomas served as a kind of memorials of former rulers and the sobriquets ascribed to them can be viewed as a rudimentary form of writing history. ...

Smokes from the Volcanoes of Marxism? By Jakob Tanner

https://www.academia.edu/44294789/Smokes_from_the_Volcanoes_of_Marxism?email_work_card=title

Journal of the Study on Religion and History, No. 1, 2025 By Qinghe XIAO

https://www.academia.edu/145270707/Journal_of_the_Study_on_Religion_and_History_No_1_2025?rhid=37874316856&swp=rr-rw-wc-164639965&nav_from=8d095629-f514-4a29-a38a-b8ba148d980e

Theodora Wildcroft, Members’ Recent Publication By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/164639965/Theodora_Wildcroft_Members_Recent_Publication?email_work_card=title