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The Music Critic as Composer: The Songs of Eduard Hanslick
This CD marks the first-ever recording of the piano songs by Eduard Hanslick (1825–1904). Best known as the chief critic for the “Presse” and “Neue Freie Presse”, Hanslick was a pivotal figure in nineteenth-century debates about the music of Anton Bruckner, Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner, and the legitimacy of symphonic programme music. While his legacy as the author of the seminal treatise “On the Musically Beautiful” (1854) and as Vienna’s first university professor of musicology—the earliest...
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GI_Forum 2025, Volume 13
GI_Forum Journal is an international, peer reviewed Open Access journal that provides a forum for the critical examination of spatial enquiry. It publishes high quality original research across the transdisciplinary field of Ge- ographic Information Science (GIScience), Media Geographies and Geomedia Education. The journal provides a platform for dialogue among GI-Scientists and educators, technologists, social scientists, and critical thinkers in an ongoing effort to advance the field and...
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GW-Unterricht 178 (2/2025)
Die renommierte Fachzeitschrift „GW-Unterricht“ bietet ein vielseitiges Angebot für ein breites Publikum. Studierende, Lehrer:innen, Fachdidaktiker:innen und Fachwissenschaftler:innen finden hier fundierte Informationen über die gesamte Palette fachdidaktischer Forschung und Praxis des Faches Geographie und Wirtschaftskunde. „GW-Unterricht“ erscheint viermal pro Jahr – sowohl online als auch als Printversion.
Dieses Heft liefert vielfältige Anregungen für einen an den Bedürfnissen der...
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medieval worlds ‒ comparative and interdisciplinary studies, No. 22/2025
The Mongols’ Baghdad. Knowledge Transmission through Manuscript Cultures before and after the Conquest (Guest Editors: Bruno De Nicola and Nadine Löhr)
Exceptionally, volume 22 focuses on one topic only: the manuscript corpus from the period of Ilkhanid rule in Baghdad (13th and 14th century CE). Entitled The Mongols’ Baghdad: Knowledge Transmission through Manuscript Cultures before and after the Conquest, guest editors Bruno De Nicola and Nadine Löhr aim to challenge with this volume the well-established narrative of Baghdad’s cultural decline after the Mongol conquest of Baghdad in 1258 CE. They consider the corpus a valuable resource for...
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