T A Sinclair
Biographic Data
| ID | 1192524 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T A Sinclair |
| GIVEN NAMES | T A |
| FAMILY NAME | Sinclair |
| SIGNATURE | SINCLAIR T A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southampton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A History of Classical Greek Literature
First Published in 1934, this book gives a general survey of the history of classical Greek literature from Homer to Aristotle. It discusses important themes like Homeric criticism and the Homeric question; elegiac poetry; lyric poetry; myth and history in verse; Heraclitus and philosophy in prose; the scientific study of history; origins of tragedy; origins of comedy; changes in the fourth century; and Aristotle and the end of the classical peri…
Mad, bad or sad
Ideologies associated within the practice of child protection have been previously identified by various writers. This article expands on the previous work by applying the work of Jürgen Habermas. The article explores the manner in which ideology impinges on child protection practice to the extent that it contributes to distorted communication practices that occur at the level of the intersubjective relations between the system (as represented by…
The Saljūqs of Syria During the Crusades, 463-549 A.H ., 1070-1154 A.D ., by Taef Kamal El-Azhari. (Islamkundliche Untersuchungen, no. 211). 389 pages. Berlin
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Some legendary kings of Armenia
Some legendary kings of Armenia: can they be linked to authentic history? By M. Chahin. (Society for Armenian Studies Occasional Papers No. 5.) pp. 47 + xx. Cambridge, Mass., Society for Armenian Studies, 2nd revised Edition, 1986. - Volume 120 Issue 2
A history of Greek political thought.
Plato’s Cretan City
The Liberal Temper in Greek Politics
Plato's Philosophic Dog
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A History of Classical Greek Literature from Homer to Aristotle
The so-Called Peisistratean Edition of Hesiod
In the Classical Quarterly for July-October, 1924, the late Mr. H. G. Evelyn White sought (1) to establish that the vulgate of Hesiod is a conflation of two or more versions; (2) to point out the inference to be drawn, and to suggest a date for the formation of the received text. To establish his first point in respect of the Works and Days he gives a list of eighteen passages where he suspects the hand of a conflator
On ΑΙΔΩΣ in Hesiod
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The Indo-European Languages of Eastern Turkestan
Just east of the Pamir mountains, and to the north of the great plateau of Tibet, lies the little-explored country of Chinese or Eastern Turkestan. In that country, towards the end of the last century, two hitherto unknown languages were discovered by European explorers and translated by European scholars. Several nations took part in the investigation, and the material discovered was amicably distributed among English, French, German, and Russia…
A History of Classical Greek Literature
First Published in 1934, this book gives a general survey of the history of classical Greek literature from Homer to Aristotle. It discusses important themes like Homeric criticism and the Homeric question; elegiac poetry; lyric poetry; myth and history in verse; Heraclitus and philosophy in prose; the scientific study of history; origins of tragedy; origins of comedy; changes in the fourth century; and Aristotle and the end of the classical peri…
Mad, bad or sad
Ideologies associated within the practice of child protection have been previously identified by various writers. This article expands on the previous work by applying the work of Jürgen Habermas. The article explores the manner in which ideology impinges on child protection practice to the extent that it contributes to distorted communication practices that occur at the level of the intersubjective relations between the system (as represented by…
A history of Greek political thought.
The Indo-European Languages of Eastern Turkestan
Just east of the Pamir mountains, and to the north of the great plateau of Tibet, lies the little-explored country of Chinese or Eastern Turkestan. In that country, towards the end of the last century, two hitherto unknown languages were discovered by European explorers and translated by European scholars. Several nations took part in the investigation, and the material discovered was amicably distributed among English, French, German, and Russia…
On ΑΙΔΩΣ in Hesiod
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The so-Called Peisistratean Edition of Hesiod
In the Classical Quarterly for July-October, 1924, the late Mr. H. G. Evelyn White sought (1) to establish that the vulgate of Hesiod is a conflation of two or more versions; (2) to point out the inference to be drawn, and to suggest a date for the formation of the received text. To establish his first point in respect of the Works and Days he gives a list of eighteen passages where he suspects the hand of a conflator
A History of Classical Greek Literature from Homer to Aristotle
Plato's Philosophic Dog
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The Liberal Temper in Greek Politics
Plato’s Cretan City
A history of Greek political thought.
Some legendary kings of Armenia
Some legendary kings of Armenia: can they be linked to authentic history? By M. Chahin. (Society for Armenian Studies Occasional Papers No. 5.) pp. 47 + xx. Cambridge, Mass., Society for Armenian Studies, 2nd revised Edition, 1986. - Volume 120 Issue 2
The Saljūqs of Syria During the Crusades, 463-549 A.H ., 1070-1154 A.D ., by Taef Kamal El-Azhari. (Islamkundliche Untersuchungen, no. 211). 389 pages. Berlin
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Mad, bad or sad
Ideologies associated within the practice of child protection have been previously identified by various writers. This article expands on the previous work by applying the work of Jürgen Habermas. The article explores the manner in which ideology impinges on child protection practice to the extent that it contributes to distorted communication practices that occur at the level of the intersubjective relations between the system (as represented by…
A History of Classical Greek Literature
First Published in 1934, this book gives a general survey of the history of classical Greek literature from Homer to Aristotle. It discusses important themes like Homeric criticism and the Homeric question; elegiac poetry; lyric poetry; myth and history in verse; Heraclitus and philosophy in prose; the scientific study of history; origins of tragedy; origins of comedy; changes in the fourth century; and Aristotle and the end of the classical peri…
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