Discurso pronunciado por el Excmo. Sr. D. Rafael Portaencasa Baeza, Rector Magnífico de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, con motivo de la apertura del curso académico 1992-93 e investidura de Doctor Honoris Causa de los Profesores Dres. Carlo Rubbia y James L. Flanagan

Discurso en el que el Rector D. Rafael Portaencasa inaugura oficialmente el comienzo del curso académico 1992-93 y repasa los principales méritos de los dos nuevos doctores honoris causa, investidos durante este acto académico.

Manual of the mosses of North America. By Léo Lesquereux and Thomas P. James. With six plates illustrating the genera.

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Structure and classification of zoophytes. By James D. Dana.

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1973-1982 (Nov.): James Frank

14th President 1973-1982 (Nov.)

3.5 Supreme Court Justice James P. McReynolds

However, there was an obstacle on the court, namely James Clark McReynolds, an avowed racist. In fact, during the hearing, McReynolds turned his chair around and faced the wall when Houston presented his argument.

1929 Zenobia A. James

1929-1930 Queen of the Quill

Os artigos federalistas : a contribuição de James Madison, Alexander Hamilton e John Jay para o surgimento do Federalismo no Brasil

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James Turrell and the Northern romantic tradition

"This paper discusses the work of contemporary artist James Turrell as framed by the philosophy of the sublime. Focusing on the artist’s use of the medium of light, it addresses Turrell’s scientific approach to creating artworks and discusses his resolution of the problematic relationship between science and spirituality. This relationship is discussed through the examination of the artist’s use of total visual fields known as ganzfelden and other perceptual phenomena, such as those encountered while piloting aircraft"

Exception or extension? : reorienting the Peacock Room among James McNeill Whistler's interior designs

"Although famous for his paintings and etchings today, James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) was also an important interior designer in the nineteenth-century British Aesthetic movement. Whistler‘s most famous and only extant interior design is Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Peacock Room (1876-77). It is also his most puzzling interior. Long considered an exception to the rule of Whistler‘s other interiors, the Peacock Room has often been overlooked in the few studies of the artist‘s interior designs"