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Abstract This article presents analysis of the memorial to William Hodson in Lichfield Cathedral, designed by George Edmund Street between 1859 and 1862, focusing on iconography monument way that it was influenced Muscular Christianity ecclesiology. The attitude his brother Hodson, who commissioned monument, is examined through publication presented Hodson’s career Victorian public: Twelve Year...
This study explored how political elites can contribute to power enactment through using language. It started with a theoretical overview of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), and then presented a corpus consisting of speeches of eight political elites, namely, Malcolm X, Noam Chomsky, Martin Luther King, Josef Stalin, Vladimir Lenin, Winston Churchill, J.F. Kennedy and Adolph Hitler. This stud...
this study is an outlook of iranians religious practices and customs in eras such as nasser one. it attempts to answer the main question, "religious practices and ceremonies in the society during naseri ruling" and other subsidiary questions with scientific and historical theories. iran was a traditional and religious community . people abided by their religious practices and duties within reli...
The article focuses on a passage from Carl Schmitt?s Ex Captivitate Salus - book famously written in Nurnberg prison 1946 which he draws, memory, story derived Serbian epic poetry, to justify his understanding of historiography, victory, and the figure hero. Analyzing entire poem Schmitt extracts vignette question, we show how text presents significantly more complicated messy picture figures v...
Abstract At the turn of sixteenth century, Habsburgs formulated a distinct dynastic identity that centered around their claims ancient ancestry. They promoted this through an elaborate symbolic apparatus extensively evoked historical and mythological figures from antiquity. This article identifies one such strand in Habsburgs’ repertoires upon identification with Scipio Africanus (236/235–183 B...
The Iranian textures in the Safavid era are associated with some phenomena such as symbolism and myth. These textures contain some motifs that indicate the beliefs and ideas of the Iranian people, and these motifs have preserved the concepts over time. The dragon is one of these symbolic motifs whose presence can be traced back to the oldest literary sources in Iran's history. Dragon is referre...
In this article, the author deals with Cypriot society’s process of reflection regarding life and death legendary king Peter I Lusignan Cyprus (1359–1369). world historiography, many works are devoted to his acts. The originality research lies in an innovative articulation issue, i.e. attempt understand victorious king’s transformation into a tyrant hated by everybody then back hero. deeds as p...
Since 13th century (A.H.), we have been encountering the so-called pictorial rugs in Iran. These rugs have their own styles and sizes and reflect two major points: first, a kind of change in fabrication and consumption taste and second, the influence of other types of art and social reformations. Iranian pictorial rugs artists have designed and woven these rugs using themes such as ancient or c...
While Count John ‘the Blind’ is celebrated as a national hero in Luxembourg, 1939 the Czech historian J. Šusta famously coined his image ‘King Foreigner’ (král cizinec). In fact, due to murder of last male Přemyslid, Wenceslas III, for first time history, Kingdom Bohemia was forced elevate king representative non-Bohemian dynasty. To what extent Luxembourg on Bohemian throne considered ‘foreign...
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