Rebellious Son

Job: Repentant or Rebellious?

ALTHOUGH differing in their views about a number of issues with regard to the Book of Job, m general scholars have agreed that Job's replies to Yahweh in 40:4-5 and 42:2-6 indicate that Job repented, or at least relented and changed his attitude. Even scholars such as K. Fullerton, C. G. Jung, and D. A. Robertson, who reject the possibility that Job could have repented, never. theless agree tha...

Le Laboratoire de Lague: Son role et son expansion

Lawson Tait: the rebellious surgeon (1845–1899)

century physiology and his impact upon the development of biology. The questionmark in the title is an indication of the author's uncertainty about this problem. This uncertainty concerns unfortunately the most important aspects of his work; Feurbach's influence upon his philosophy and his place in neo-materialistic physiology with Buchner and Vogt. It was especially hard for her to trace Moles...

Cloud SON: A New Member of the SON Family

IRREDUCIBILITY OF COMMUTING VARIETY ASSOCIATED WITH (son+m, son⊕som)

The ground field k is algebraically closed and of characteristic zero. Let g be a reductive algebraic Lie algebra over k and σ an involutory automorphism of g. Then g = g0 ⊕ g1 is the direct sum of σ-eigenspaces. Here g0 is a reductive subalgebra and g1 is a g0-module. Let G be the adjoint group of g and G0 ⊂ G a connected subgroup with LieG0 = g0. The commuting variety of (g, g0) is the follow...