Paul Bishop
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 205388 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Paul Bishop |
| NOMBRES | Paul |
| APELLIDO | Bishop |
| FIRMA | BISHOP P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Glasgow |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3307-5159 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 88 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 185 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 86 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Nietzsche’s Legacy
Riccardo Bernardini
Nietzsche im Horizont der Literatur
Belegt werden soll, wie Nietzsche die Literatur beeinflusste und wie seine Themen literarisch umgesetzt wurden. In Rede stehen dabei Robert Musil, Stefan George, Rainer-Maria Rilke, Heimito von Doderer, Else Lasker-Schüler, Hermann Broch und auch neuere Literaten: Bertolt Brecht, Thomas Bernhard, Heiner Müller, Martin Walser und Durs Grünbein. Abgesehen von den neueren Autoren, die bisher nicht in diesem Zusammenhang thematisiert wurden, eröffnen…
Dougalston in Scotland’s Western Central Belt
Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century designed landscapes in the Western Central Belt of Scotland are relatively under-represented in the literature, despite this being an area with many estates that were purchased as country seats by wealthy Glasgow merchants in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. One of the wealthiest of those merchants was the Tobacco Lord John Glassford who purchased Dougalston Estate to the north of Glasgow in 1767. The lo…
Kommentar zu Nietzsches “Unzeitgemässen Betrachtungen,” III. Schopenhauer als Erzieher; IV
The decision to split the Historischer und kritischer Nietzsche-Kommentar of the Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften on the four essays of the Unzeitgemässe Betrachtungen into two volumes, dealing with the first and second and with the third and fourth essays, respectively, points to the extent and depth of commentary required to gain access to these early, and sometimes overlooked, works by Nietzsche. One recalls that, originally, Nietzsche…
Digging Jung
Taking as its starting-point the interest in archaeological metaphors evinced by Freud and by Jung, this paper considers the project of analytical psychology under the rubric of the recently discussed term, ‘philosophical archaeology’. Noting the shared methodological assumptions and procedures between these two areas, the paper goes on to examine the extent to which Jung’s project can legitimately be considered as an archaeological pursuit in re…
New Politics for Philosophy
Self and World
This review discusses Welt und Selbst: Bausteine einer modernen Psychotherapie, a collection in German of early papers by the psychoanalyst Hans Trüb, who played a key role in Zürich psychoanalytic circles in the 1920s. It explores the significance of Trüb’s work for today, particularly his emphasis on the dialogical nature of analysis, and argues the case for his works to be translated into English
Kommentar zu Nietzsches “Unzeitgemässen Betrachtungen,”
The latest volume in the massive ongoing scholarly project that is the Historischer und kritischer Kommentar zu Friedrich Nietzsches Werken (in which, to date, six have already been published) is a commentary by Barbara Neymeyr on Nietzsche's UM, or at least the first two, “David Strauss, the Confessor and Writer” and “On the Uses and Disadvantages of History for Life.” (The remaining two “Untimelies,” on Schopenhauer and Wagner, will appear in v…
Ludwig Klages and his philosophy of language
This article outlines the philosophy of language of the vitalist philosopher Ludwig Klages, as it can be found in his late work Language as the Source of Psychology ( Die Sprache als Quell der Seelenkunde). First published in 1948, this treatise is full of examples of how everyday usage of words should give us pause for thought – underlining the link between philosophy and life that is inherent to the project of vitalism or Lebensphilosophie. In …
The Roman Mithras Cult
In 1882, Ernest Renan famously remarked that, ‘if the growth of Christianity had been arrested by some mortal malady, the world would have been Mithraic’ (Renan 1882, 579). From the work of Franz C
Speaking of Symbols
Call It Intuition
This review discusses Jung and Intuition: On the Centrality and Variety of Forms of Intuition in Jung and Post-Jungians, a study of the notion of intuition in the work of Jung. It concludes that the chief of many insights brought by Nathalie Pilard’s work is an appreciation of the importance in Jung’s thought of the notion of empathy
Lime Burning in Clamp Kilns in Scotland's Western Central Belt
Lime is a fundamental component in many industrial, agricultural and chemical processes, and is itself produced by an industrial process, namely, the heating in kilns (calcining, or more colloquially ‘burning’) of calcium carbonate rock or other carbonate material. Research and literature on lime burning in Scotland, based largely on lime production in Scotland's eastern Central Belt, are dominated by the view that lime burning in draw kilns is t…
Spatial variations in personal insolvency choices
This article offers an explanation for the wide spatial variations in choice of insolvency route by personal debtors across local authorities in England and Wales. It is argued that formal bankruptcy has a more negative impact on social capital through stigma effects than the alternative of Individual Voluntary Arrangements. Consequently, spatial variations in choices are related to variations in social capital. The hypotheses derived from this a…
Radiocarbon Dating of a Speleothem Record of Paleoclimate for Angkor, Cambodia
We report the chronological construction for the top portion of a speleothem, PC1, from southern Cambodia with the aim of reconstructing a continuous high-resolution climate record covering the fluorescence and decline of the medieval Khmer kingdom and its capital at Angkor (~9th–15th centuries AD). Earlier attempts to date PC1 by the standard U-Th method proved unsuccessful. We have therefore dated this speleothem using radiocarbon. Fifty carbon…
Timing of post-European settlement alluvium deposition in SE Australia
The timing of landscape change, post-settlement alluvium (PSA) deposition and gully erosion in the southeastern Australian Tablelands remains at the centre of a long-standing discussion over the geomorphological effects of European land-use compared with Aboriginal land-use and climate change. Few quantitative studies date the onset of gully erosion and subsequent PSA deposition in the Tablelands and those that do determine the timing of landscap…
Goethe and morphology
Nietzsche-Lexikon
Nietzsche and antiquity
Meyer, Burkhard Meyer-Sickendiek, John S. Moore, Neville Morley, David N. McNeill, James I. Porter, Martin A. Ruehl, Herman Siemens, Barry Stocker, Friedrich Ulfers and Mark Daniel Cohen, and Peter Yates
The Final Pagan Generation
Gregory of Nyssa’s Doctrinal Works
For previous scholars, the significance of Gregory of Nyssa lay in his ability to offer a systematic account of Christian Wissenschaft in its entirety, as Franz Diekamp argued in 1896. In his ‘clas
The Oxford Handbook Qur’anic Studies
The Gospel of Judas
In his Adversus Haereses (Against Heresies), written around 180 CE, the heresiologist Irenaeus of Lyons identified, described, and condemned a number of Gnostic groups, including the Valentinians
Melchizedek, King of Sodom
Spatial Externalities, Relatedness and Sector Employment Growth in Great Britain
Bishop P. and Gripaios P. Spatial externalities, relatedness and sector employment growth in Great Britain, Regional Studies. This paper examines the impact of externalities on employment growth in sub-regions of Great Britain by estimating ordinary least-squares (OLS) and maximum likelihood spatial models at the two-digit level for 23 sectors. Issues arising from relatedness, sector differences, competition, cross-boundary spillovers, and spatia…
Physical Geography
Off Road
In this paper I argue that the popularity of four-wheel drive vehicles has important consequences for contemporary notions of place and should he considered in the context of the upsurge in high-tech, especially communication, systems. Four-wheel drive culture encompasses both a literal mobility and a fantasy relationship between urban or suburban regions and those of the great outdoors, especially wilderness. By using the Australian experience a…
Gathering the Land
This paper discusses the proposed Alice Springs to Darwin rail, a project that will complete a transcontinental railway linking the southern coast of Australia to the north. It is argued that the railway will constitute a specific kind of place, a corridor, involved in a complex, paradoxical, and, at times, highly contentious gathering, one that embraces both the macrolevel of regional and Federal politics, as well as the microlevel of local conc…
Objective One Funding in the UK
Gripaios P. and Bishop P. (2006) Objective One funding in the UK: a critical assessment, Regional Studies 40, 937–951. The paper examines several issues that question the underlying basis of UK Objective One funding. First, it is doubtful that the current qualifying regions are appropriate territories over which to apply the eligibility criterion for funding. Second, it is debatable whether gross domestic product (GDP)/gross value added (GVA) per…
Age-dating of tsunami deposits
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Rhetoric, Memory, and Power
The attitude towards rhetoric, metaphor, and imagery is identified in this paper as being central both to the definition of postmodernism and to any postmodern scholarship. It is also claimed that questions about the relationship between archetypal psychology and geography mirrors the wider postmodern phenomenon of comparative knowledges. By focusing on radical criticism of contemporary heritage movements it is shown how archetypal psychology can…
OSL and radiocarbon dating of a pre-Angkorian canal in the Mekong delta, southern Cambodia
High Technology Industry in a Peripheral Area
GRIPAIOS P., BISHOP P., GRIPAIOS R. and HERBERT C. (1989) High technology industry in a peripheral area; the case of Plymouth, Reg. Studies 23, 151–157. This paper presents a profile of high technology industry in Plymouth based upon the results of a postal survey and a series of interviews. Our results suggest that, despite recent growth, Plymouth has not yet created an interlinked high technology sector. The firms in our sample operate in diver…
A 3.5 ka record of paleoenvironments and human occupation at Angkor Borei, Mekong Delta, southern Cambodia
Microfossil and sedimentological data from a 3.1 m core extracted from a reservoir ( baray ) at the ancient Cambodian settlement of Angkor Borei in the Mekong Delta have provided a continuous record of sedimentation and paleoenvironments dating from about 2000 cal yr B.C. Palynological data indicate that for much of the cal. 1st and 2nd millennia B.C. mangroves dominated the regional vegetation, while extensively and regularly burnt grasslands do…
Radiocarbon Dating of a Speleothem Record of Paleoclimate for Angkor, Cambodia
We report the chronological construction for the top portion of a speleothem, PC1, from southern Cambodia with the aim of reconstructing a continuous high-resolution climate record covering the fluorescence and decline of the medieval Khmer kingdom and its capital at Angkor (~9th–15th centuries AD). Earlier attempts to date PC1 by the standard U-Th method proved unsuccessful. We have therefore dated this speleothem using radiocarbon. Fifty carbon…
Determinants of Call Centre Location
This paper presents new evidence concerning the spatial distribution of UK call centre activity and analyses the determinants of this distribution. The study adopts a restructuring perspective, viewing call centre growth as a strategic response by companies seeking to develop competitive advantage and a process that is changing the spatial division of labour. The data indicate that there is an uneven spatial distribution of call centre activity i…
Spatial Spillovers and the Growth of Knowledge Intensive Services
Knowledge intensive services (KIS) have grown rapidly across Europe in recent years and are often regarded as critical to economic growth and knowledge diffusion. This paper focuses on the factors determining spatial variations in the growth of these services. Combining insights from the regional innovation systems approach and modern growth theory, it is argued that local economic diversity may be beneficial to the growth of KIS. An empirical st…
Timing of post-European settlement alluvium deposition in SE Australia
The timing of landscape change, post-settlement alluvium (PSA) deposition and gully erosion in the southeastern Australian Tablelands remains at the centre of a long-standing discussion over the geomorphological effects of European land-use compared with Aboriginal land-use and climate change. Few quantitative studies date the onset of gully erosion and subsequent PSA deposition in the Tablelands and those that do determine the timing of landscap…
Measuring The Mnemonic Advantage of Counter-intuitive and Counter-schematic Concepts
The debate on the value of Boyer's (1994) minimally counter-intuitive (MCI) theory continues to generate considerable theoretical and empirical attention. Although the theory offers an explanation as to why certain cultural texts and narratives are particularly well conveyed and transmitted, amidst society and over time, conflicting evidence remains for any mnemonic advantage of minimally counter-intuitive concepts. In an effort to reconcile thes…
The North‐South Divide in the UK Defence Sector
BISHOP P. and WISEMAN N. (1999) The north-south divide in the UK defence sector, Reg. Studies 33 , 829-841. This paper examines some of the key characteristics of the north-south divide in the UK defence sector. The analysis is based on new data derived from a national questionnaire survey of major defence contractors. Particular attention is devoted to analysis of spatial differences in high technology employment, R&D activity, involvement in ov…
Jung's Red Book and its relation to aspects of German Idealism
The late nineteenth century saw a renaissance of interest in the thought of the German Romantic philosopher, F.W.J. Schelling. This paper takes Jung's engagement with Schelling and his awareness of Schellingian ideas and interests (notably, the mysterious Kabeiroi worshipped at Samothrace) as its starting-point. It goes on to argue that a key set of problematics in German Idealism - the relation between freedom and necessity, between science and …
The timeliness and timelessness of the ‘archaic’
In 1930 Jung gave a lecture entitled 'Archaic Man' to the Lesezirkel in Hottingen. Following recent work on this text by two commentators, this article uses their interpretations as a springboard for a complementary reading, which emphasizes the fundamental significance of this paper as bridging the earlier and later stages in the development of analytical psychology, and examines closely the opposition between 'archaic'-'modern' in Jung's paper;…
Explaining Spatial Patterns of Industrial Diversity
This paper argues that effective local policy development requires a thorough understanding of patterns of spatial diversity involving the integration of theoretical work from geography, economics and management. An empirical analysis of diversity in Great Britain for the period 1995-2002 is presented utilising entropy measures of diversity. The results of empirical models of the determinants of diversity across sub-regions examine the significan…
Government Policy and the Restructuring of the Uk Defence Industry
Holocene palaeochannels at SiSatchanalai, north-central Thailand
Radiocarbon dating of sediments infilling palaeochannels in the northern part of the Central Plain of Thailand shows that they probably date from the early to mid-Holocene. The composition of bed material of the palaeochannels and the Yom River (the modern river) confirms that the palaeochannels represent earlier courses of the Yom. The most recent palaeochannel was abandoned about 1700 years ago when the modern course of the Yom was established,…
River Bank Erosion and the Decline of the Sisatchanalai Ceramics Industry of North Central Thailand
The famous SiSatchanalai ceramics industry of north central Thailand operated from the tenth or eleventh century AD until the sixteenth century. The reasons for the decline of the industry have not yet been fully clarified and have focused on social and economic factors. Evidence is presented from Ban Ko Noi, based on stratigraphy, radiocarbon dating, pollen, and the character of the kilns and associated ceramics. This evidence demonstrates that …
Digging Jung
Taking as its starting-point the interest in archaeological metaphors evinced by Freud and by Jung, this paper considers the project of analytical psychology under the rubric of the recently discussed term, ‘philosophical archaeology’. Noting the shared methodological assumptions and procedures between these two areas, the paper goes on to examine the extent to which Jung’s project can legitimately be considered as an archaeological pursuit in re…
Spatial variations in personal insolvency choices
This article offers an explanation for the wide spatial variations in choice of insolvency route by personal debtors across local authorities in England and Wales. It is argued that formal bankruptcy has a more negative impact on social capital through stigma effects than the alternative of Individual Voluntary Arrangements. Consequently, spatial variations in choices are related to variations in social capital. The hypotheses derived from this a…
The Spatial Distribution of Personal Insolvencies in England and Wales, 2000–2007
Bishop P. The spatial distribution of personal insolvencies in England and Wales, 2000–2007, Regional Studies. This paper analyses the evolving spatial distribution of personal insolvencies across England and Wales from 2000 to 2007 utilizing a range of exploratory techniques including inequality measures, spatial autocorrelation, Markov chains and mobility indices. The analysis reveals an intricate pattern of spatial clustering, fragmentation, p…
Stability or change
Reconstruction of ancient drainage requires the determination of (i) ancient flow direction(s) and (ii) the age(s) when such palaeoflow directions were operative. One approach to these problems is ‘geological’ and generally uses lavas which have flowed down ancient river valleys to reconstruct former drainage. A second, ‘morphological’ approach is based on W. M. Davis's Cycle of Erosion and uses the morphology of river valleys to determine both t…
Physical Geography
High Technology Industry in a Peripheral Area
GRIPAIOS P., BISHOP P., GRIPAIOS R. and HERBERT C. (1989) High technology industry in a peripheral area; the case of Plymouth, Reg. Studies 23, 151–157. This paper presents a profile of high technology industry in Plymouth based upon the results of a postal survey and a series of interviews. Our results suggest that, despite recent growth, Plymouth has not yet created an interlinked high technology sector. The firms in our sample operate in diver…
River Bank Erosion and the Decline of the Sisatchanalai Ceramics Industry of North Central Thailand
The famous SiSatchanalai ceramics industry of north central Thailand operated from the tenth or eleventh century AD until the sixteenth century. The reasons for the decline of the industry have not yet been fully clarified and have focused on social and economic factors. Evidence is presented from Ban Ko Noi, based on stratigraphy, radiocarbon dating, pollen, and the character of the kilns and associated ceramics. This evidence demonstrates that …
Morphology, processes and evolution of two waterfalls near Cowra, New South Wales
The morphology and processes of formation and maintenance of waterfalls are more varied and complex than is suggested by the simple caprock‐undercutting model that is closely identified with Niagara Falls. The dominant process of retreat of two buttressed waterfalls near Cowra, NSW, seems to be failure along joint planes at the lips of the waterfalls. In the case of the larger of the two waterfalls, this process is significantly enhanced by the f…
Rhetoric, Memory, and Power
The attitude towards rhetoric, metaphor, and imagery is identified in this paper as being central both to the definition of postmodernism and to any postmodern scholarship. It is also claimed that questions about the relationship between archetypal psychology and geography mirrors the wider postmodern phenomenon of comparative knowledges. By focusing on radical criticism of contemporary heritage movements it is shown how archetypal psychology can…
The Jung/Förster‐nietzsche Correspondence
Holocene palaeochannels at SiSatchanalai, north-central Thailand
Radiocarbon dating of sediments infilling palaeochannels in the northern part of the Central Plain of Thailand shows that they probably date from the early to mid-Holocene. The composition of bed material of the palaeochannels and the Yom River (the modern river) confirms that the palaeochannels represent earlier courses of the Yom. The most recent palaeochannel was abandoned about 1700 years ago when the modern course of the Yom was established,…
Residence On Earth
Twelve centuries of occupation of a river-bank setting
The story of a city that was built close by a river must be a watery one. Here is an archaeological and geomorphological study of a medieval Thai city that experienced flooding and sedimentation throughout its life
The Dionysian Self
Government Policy and the Restructuring of the Uk Defence Industry
History and Effects of Channelisation on the Latrobe River, Victoria
Channel changes on the lower Latrobe River since the late 1800s include a 25 per cent reduction in channel length due to artificial meander cutoffs, increases in mean channel width, increased channel instability and incision of up to 1.05 m. Hydraulic changes at the Rosedale gauge include increases in bankfull flow velocity and a 67 per cent increase in channel capacity, resulting in a threefold reduction of over‐bank flow duration. The extensive…
Off Road
In this paper I argue that the popularity of four-wheel drive vehicles has important consequences for contemporary notions of place and should he considered in the context of the upsurge in high-tech, especially communication, systems. Four-wheel drive culture encompasses both a literal mobility and a fantasy relationship between urban or suburban regions and those of the great outdoors, especially wilderness. By using the Australian experience a…
The Mask of Enlightenment
Driving Around
Over the past few decades the journey around Australia, as far as possible tracing the continent's complete outline, has emerged as a latter-day ‘Grand Tour’. While an actuality for only a few, it is a dream for many, both Australians and non-Australians alike. While some variations have been introduced into the precise trajectory of the around Australia trip, a consistency in its major features had become generally accepted as early as the 1950s…
On the History of Analytical Psychology
The previous article of this two-part series began an overview of the correspondence between the Swiss psychologist C.G. Jung (1875-1961) and the famous Zurich-based publisher, Rascher & Cie. AG., whose Verlagsarchiv is located in the Handschriftenabteilung of the Zentralbibliothek in Zurich.' It discussed the history of the Verlagsarchiv as well as the Verlag, and examined the publication history of some of Jung's major texts and the promotion o…
On the History of Analytical Psychology
Griffith Taylor and the SE Australian highlands
Much of the current research on long‐term landscape evolution and drainage history in SE Australia is built in one way or another on the early work of Griffith Taylor. The controversy prompted by several attempts to incorporate Taylor's work in recent plate tectonics interpretations of the long‐term evolution of SE Australia highlights differences of opinion as to the appropriate methodologies for such investigations. These questions, including t…
Social Change and Futures Practice
The study of society contains two branches: statics and dynamics. Social stability is the ability of a group to persist over time, even as its members come and go. Stability rests on biology, culture, and agreements (laws, contracts, etc.). Social change is the ability of a group to behave differently, even to creating brand-new elements, within the same social identity. The mechanisms of social change are more complex, involving natural selectio…
Nietzsche's Corps/e
Appearing between two historical touchstones - the alleged end of communism and the 100th anniversary of death - this book offers a provocative hypothesis about the philosopher's afterlife and the fate of leftist thought and culture. At issue is the relation of the dead Nietzsche (corpse) and his written work (corpus) to subsequent living Nietzscheanism across the political spectrum, but primarily among a leftist corps that has been programmed an…
The North‐South Divide in the UK Defence Sector
BISHOP P. and WISEMAN N. (1999) The north-south divide in the UK defence sector, Reg. Studies 33 , 829-841. This paper examines some of the key characteristics of the north-south divide in the UK defence sector. The analysis is based on new data derived from a national questionnaire survey of major defence contractors. Particular attention is devoted to analysis of spatial differences in high technology employment, R&D activity, involvement in ov…
Nietzsche and Weimar Aesthetics
Nietzsche’s philosophy, always a site of heated interpretative contestation, owes much to the aesthetic theory of its predecessors, particularly Kant, Schelling, Scho‐penhauer, Wagner, but above all Schiller and Goethe. Yet whilst this debt is frequently acknowledged by critics, its implications are even more frequently ignored. Once this ‘perspective’ is restored, however, a fresh coherence and purposiveness may be detected in Nietzsche’s philos…
An Herderian perspective on Lacanian psychoanalysis
Soulignant l'influence allemande de la psychanalyse lacanienne, l'A. compare la theorie du developpement de l'enfant chez Lacan, fondee sur l'idee du stade du miroir, d'une part, et chez Herder, fondee sur la theorie du langage de l'ecriture, d'autre part. Confrontant leur conception respective de l'histoire, de la perception, de l'esthetique et du langage, l'A. montre que le modele de Herder offre une critique interessante de l'oubli du toucher …
Goethes Naturmodell
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