894 resultados para Ausonius, Decimus Magnus.
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Opera omnia ex editione Bipontina, cum ... variis lectionibus, notis variorum, recensu editionum ...
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Binders̓ title reads, Auctores classici latini.
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"Extrait des Actes de l'Académie des sciences, belles-lettres, et arts de Bordeaux, année 1880."
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Latin and French parallel texts.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Ausonio de Burdigala (Burdeos) escribe entre los años 379-383 su obra poética titulada Caesares. Esta colección es una biografía de la vida de los emperadores en verso (hexámetro y dístico elegíaco). Caesares no está completa; la obra acaba de repente en el cuarteto dedicado a Heliogábalo. En este trabajo abordamos el género de la colección, examinamos el estilo de Ausonio en varias partes (monósticos y tetrásticos) y destacamos las fuentes (Suetonio, Tácito, Kaisergeschichte, Mario Máximo). Asimismo valoramos las diferentes opiniones que los estudiosos de Ausonio han expresado sobre la parte perdida de esta colección.
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La carrera de Décimo Magno Ausonio constituye uno de los ejemplos paradigmáticos de una excepcional movilidad ascendente en el Bajo Imperio Romano, por lo que ha recibido considerable atención. El objetivo del presente trabajo es ofrecer una reevaluación de la evidencia y de las principales interpretaciones ofrecidas en la historiografía, centrando la atención en el papel de la cultura literaria en el éxito de Ausonio. Este análisis revela que la educación puede servir como un factor clave en el ascenso social, pero sólo si otros factores intervienen, especialmente el establecimiento de conexiones familiares con miembros de la elite
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La carrera de Décimo Magno Ausonio constituye uno de los ejemplos paradigmáticos de una excepcional movilidad ascendente en el Bajo Imperio Romano, por lo que ha recibido considerable atención. El objetivo del presente trabajo es ofrecer una reevaluación de la evidencia y de las principales interpretaciones ofrecidas en la historiografía, centrando la atención en el papel de la cultura literaria en el éxito de Ausonio. Este análisis revela que la educación puede servir como un factor clave en el ascenso social, pero sólo si otros factores intervienen, especialmente el establecimiento de conexiones familiares con miembros de la elite
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La carrera de Décimo Magno Ausonio constituye uno de los ejemplos paradigmáticos de una excepcional movilidad ascendente en el Bajo Imperio Romano, por lo que ha recibido considerable atención. El objetivo del presente trabajo es ofrecer una reevaluación de la evidencia y de las principales interpretaciones ofrecidas en la historiografía, centrando la atención en el papel de la cultura literaria en el éxito de Ausonio. Este análisis revela que la educación puede servir como un factor clave en el ascenso social, pero sólo si otros factores intervienen, especialmente el establecimiento de conexiones familiares con miembros de la elite
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In recent years considerable attention has been paid to the numerical solution of stochastic ordinary differential equations (SODEs), as SODEs are often more appropriate than their deterministic counterparts in many modelling situations. However, unlike the deterministic case numerical methods for SODEs are considerably less sophisticated due to the difficulty in representing the (possibly large number of) random variable approximations to the stochastic integrals. Although Burrage and Burrage [High strong order explicit Runge-Kutta methods for stochastic ordinary differential equations, Applied Numerical Mathematics 22 (1996) 81-101] were able to construct strong local order 1.5 stochastic Runge-Kutta methods for certain cases, it is known that all extant stochastic Runge-Kutta methods suffer an order reduction down to strong order 0.5 if there is non-commutativity between the functions associated with the multiple Wiener processes. This order reduction down to that of the Euler-Maruyama method imposes severe difficulties in obtaining meaningful solutions in a reasonable time frame and this paper attempts to circumvent these difficulties by some new techniques. An additional difficulty in solving SODEs arises even in the Linear case since it is not possible to write the solution analytically in terms of matrix exponentials unless there is a commutativity property between the functions associated with the multiple Wiener processes. Thus in this present paper first the work of Magnus [On the exponential solution of differential equations for a linear operator, Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics 7 (1954) 649-673] (applied to deterministic non-commutative Linear problems) will be applied to non-commutative linear SODEs and methods of strong order 1.5 for arbitrary, linear, non-commutative SODE systems will be constructed - hence giving an accurate approximation to the general linear problem. Secondly, for general nonlinear non-commutative systems with an arbitrary number (d) of Wiener processes it is shown that strong local order I Runge-Kutta methods with d + 1 stages can be constructed by evaluated a set of Lie brackets as well as the standard function evaluations. A method is then constructed which can be efficiently implemented in a parallel environment for this arbitrary number of Wiener processes. Finally some numerical results are presented which illustrate the efficacy of these approaches. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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My PhD-thesis The uneasy borders of desire Magnus Enckell's representations of masculinities and femininities and the question how to create the self concentrates on the works of Finnish fin-de-siècle artist Magnus Enckell (1870-1925). My thesis deals with representations of masculinities, femininities, sexualities and different identity-positions. My research is about questions concerning representational ways of melancholy, androgyny, narcissism, themes of Golden Age and Double in Enckell s ouvre. These themes are analyzed by contextualizing them with different, but intersecting, discourses of varied scientific, artistic and occult ideas in the fin-de-siècle. The main point is analyze how the subject is constructed in both Foucauldian and Freudian sense and what one has to know about oneself. My approaches are based on ideas expressed in different discourses as queer-theory, Michel Foucault s genealogical epistemology and knowledge-power theory, psychoanalysis, art history and visual culture studies. My starting point lays is Foucault s idea expressed in his The History of Sexuality that the constitution of homosexual or as well as heterosexual subject inaugurates possibilities for transgressive activities e.g. by giving own voice to the sexualized subject. My main thesis is to suggest that Enckell s works in their multiple and ambiguous ways construct a phantasmatic position for viewer who may identify oneself to different desires, may construct or deconstruct a sexual identity for oneself or try to define the truth about oneself. Enckell s works should be considered as a contradictory processes which both seduce person to construct an identity and as well as lure person to pursue for the deconstruction of specific and permanent identity by celebrating the ambiguousness and discontinuity in one s identity. I m suggesting that the gazing subject feels pleasure in finding one s identity but the one must face the exposure of the melancholic structure which forms the basis of sexual desire. The subject may try to resolve one s melancholy by creating a phantasy about the original and unisexual being where desires, sexualities, phantasies and identities haven t been diverged. This can be fantasized in terms of art which forms a double for the melancholic subject who is in this limited and imaginary way able to forget for a while one s existential solitude.
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