Timothy Power
Biographic Data
| ID | 152320 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy Power |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Power |
| SIGNATURE | POWER T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zayed University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3334-0322 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 116 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Implementation and Evaluation of Cultural Safety Initiatives in Australian Hospital Settings
INTRODUCTION: The aim of this scoping review was to synthesize and summarize existing evidence for implementing and evaluating Cultural Safety initiatives in Australian hospitals for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The rationale for this work was to establish guidelines for best practice in providing culturally safe care across hospital and health services. METHODOLOGY: A systematic search guided by PRISMA Extension for Scoping Rev…
Christian Monasticism in Late Antique and Early Islamic East Arabia
This paper investigates the rise, expansion and decline of monasteries in East Arabia during the sixth to eighth centuries CE . It considers both literary and archaeological evidence and the similarities and differences between the perspectives that they provide. This brief period of monasticism in East Arabia is evaluated in the context of the increasing influence of East Syrian (Nestorian) Christianity in the late Sasanian empire, the imperial …
Echoes of Silenced Voices
Sophocles’ Electra 379–82 contain allusions to passages in Antigone , the Oresteia , and the Odyssey involving the tyrannical suppression of politically inconvenient voices. The reverberations of these allusions throughout Electra add depth and scope to the representation of the conflict among Electra, Aegisthus, and Clytemnestra, calling particular attention to the political valence of Electra’s lamentation and the tyrants’ plan to imprison and …
Cultural Safety
Designing translucent learning analytics with teachers
Learning Analytics (LA) systems can offer new insights into learners’ behaviours through analysis of multiple data streams. There remains however a dearth of research about how LA interfaces can enable effective communication of educationally meaningful insights to teachers and learners. This highlights the need for a participatory, horizontal co-design process for LA systems. Inspired by the notion of translucence, this paper presents LAT-EP (Le…
Archaeological Survey of Sīnīya Island, Umm al-Quwain
The preliminary results of a comprehensive survey of Sīnīya Island in the Khawr al-Bayḍāʾ of Umm al-Quwain are presented here. The onset of human occupation remains to be confirmed, with scarce evidence for limited activity in the late pre-Islamic period (LPI, c. 300 BC – AD 300). The first major phase of occupation dates to the seventh and eighth centuries (early Islamic period) when a monastery and settlement were established in the north-east …
Are You Experienced
This article provides a survey of recent scholarship on music and dance in the cults and rituals of ancient Greece and Rome, with a focus on work that explores the experiential aspects of worship music. I review research on cultic and ritual soundscapes; the materiality and phenomenality of ritual sound; special modes of visually and aurally perceiving cultic mousikē ; the epiphanic potential of sacred music; ways of remembering, recording, reena…
Cocreating Programmable Diagnostic Simulation
Background: Providing authentic educational experiences in clinical teaching laboratories or health care simulation environments is fundamental to producing optimum learning. However, some simulated diagnostic devices are price prohibitive or yet to be developed. This article explores a collaborative effort between health academics and engineering interns to develop cost-effective, authentic devices that overcome limitations of those currently av…
Understanding the Impact of Historical Trauma Due to Colonization on the Health and Well-Being of Indigenous Young Peoples
Introduction: Indigenous Peoples are experiencing the ongoing effects of colonization. This phenomenon, historical trauma (HT), helps to address the current ill-health disparity. Aim of this scoping review was to identify sources of evidence available to understand the impact of HT on Indigenous young peoples. Method: A scoping review was conducted on available evidence-based literature. Article quality was assessed using validated quality apprai…
Covid‐19 and Indigenous Peoples
New Music in New York
The article reviews a production of Euripides’ Herakles mounted by Barnard Columbia Ancient Drama, with an historically informed vocal and aulos score. I discuss aspects of the treatment of music in both the play and the performance, and I assess the production in light of recent approaches to the musical reconstruction of Euripidean tragedy
Sappho’s Parachoral Monody
In this chapter, I propose that certain songs of Sappho that have been regarded as choral may in fact have been monodic, involving choruses as "characters" represented or quoted within a solo song rather than as actual performers. I introduce the concept of "parachorality" to describe such representations, and Sappho's more general tendency to engage with choreia to create emotional, thematic, rhetorical, and narrative effects within her monodic …
An Iron Age ceramic sequence from the Bayt Bin Ati, al‐Ain, UAE
Rescue excavations associated with the adaptive reuse of a historic building in the Qattara Oasis revealed a 5 m stratigraphic sequence spanning the past 3000 years. The main period of occupation—roughly half the sequence—belongs to the Iron Age II and III periods ( c .1100–300 BC ). Evidence of agriculture and industry was found which complements our understanding of the well‐known Iron Age settlements of al‐Ain. The present paper sets out the s…
Defining new technological traditions of Late Islamic Arabia
The sound of the sacred
Scholars have long focused attention on the material and visual aspects of ancient Greek religion; far less emphasis has been placed on its sonic and auditory dimensions. Drawing upon literary, iconographical and epigraphic sources, this chapter surveys the practical and ideational roles of sound and listening across key religious categories and contexts in early Greece (c.700–300bce). It examines how sounds – made by humans, animals, objects and…
The R ed S ea under the C aliphal D ynasties, c. 639–1171
Students of world history will be familiar with the Red Sea as a strategic communications corridor linking the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean. This paper examines the Red Sea region between the seventh and twelfth centuries, when it was ruled by a succession of Islamic caliphal dynasties, namely, the Umayyads, ʿAbbāsids, and Fāṭimids. It first sets out a sketch of the political history of the Red Sea and its constituent hinterland polities, in…
The Role of Indian Ocean Trade Inland
Being a father”
Family dynamics and parenting styles are influential on children's wellbeing [Walsh, F. (2016). Strengthening family resilience (3rd ed.). New York: Guilford Press]. Additionally, childhood experiences and how an individual experienced being parented can impact on how individuals as mothers and fathers choose to parent their own children [Herland, M. D., Hauge, M.-I., & Helegland, I. M. (2015). Balancing fatherhood: Experiences of fatherhood amon…
Musical Persuasion in Early Greece
This chapter on archaic and classical Greek music finds the political dimensions of musical expression to be paramount. Music, according to Power, presents a synesthetic form of communication—verse, instruments, often dance and, in Athenian drama, prose dialogue—of unrivalled modal complexity that reinforced the popular impact of this art form. Solon and other politicians used music, while Pindar and other poets introduced political motifs into p…
Aristoxenus and the “Neoclassicists”
This chapter suggests a work of Aristoxenus, in which he treated favorably the disciplined compositional process of the exponents of arkhaia mousike and their archaizing emulators in his own day while denigrating the undisciplined creative choices made by the composers of the New Music and their followers. It aims to indicate the existence in the fourth century of a dedicated school or movement of reactionary "Neoclassicists". The "effeminate twi…
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
Rem
The well-documented health disparities between the Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous population mandates a comprehensive response from health professionals. This article outlines the approach taken by one faculty of health in a large urban Australian university to enhance cultural competence in students from a variety of fields. Here we outline a collaborative and deeply respectful process of Indigenous and non-Indigenous university staff …
“Coming to a Strange Land”
Purpose: Migrating and establishing a new life in another culture can have diverse health effects especially for women. This article explores the struggles and social adjustment issues that might constitute negatively to the health of West African migrant women living in Australia. Design: Qualitative storytelling. Audiotaped voluntary stories from 20 West African migrant women living in Sydney, Australia were transcribed and analyzed. Findings: …
A First Ceramic Chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf
Islamic archaeology in the Arabian Gulf has grown tremendously in recent years. However, a ceramic chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf has not yet been put forward. The present paper constitutes a first attempt at a refined periodization based on the occupational sequence of al-Ain, UAE. The study is based on the typological quantification of sherds from stratified excavations undertaken by the Historic Buildings and Landscapes Section o…
Rethinking the ‘presidentialism debate
The democratization literature has increased our understanding of the role of institutional variables in the study of democratic sustainability. Debates about the dangers of presidentialism have been central to this body of research. In more recent times the presidentialism literature has focused on the capacity of presidents to overcome the conflict-inducing nature of the separation of powers through successful coalition formation. This review a…
Rethinking the ‘presidentialism debate
The democratization literature has increased our understanding of the role of institutional variables in the study of democratic sustainability. Debates about the dangers of presidentialism have been central to this body of research. In more recent times the presidentialism literature has focused on the capacity of presidents to overcome the conflict-inducing nature of the separation of powers through successful coalition formation. This review a…
A First Ceramic Chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf
Islamic archaeology in the Arabian Gulf has grown tremendously in recent years. However, a ceramic chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf has not yet been put forward. The present paper constitutes a first attempt at a refined periodization based on the occupational sequence of al-Ain, UAE. The study is based on the typological quantification of sherds from stratified excavations undertaken by the Historic Buildings and Landscapes Section o…
Defining new technological traditions of Late Islamic Arabia
The Origin and Development of the Sudanese Ports (‘Aydhâb, Bâ/di‘, Sawâkin)in the early Islamic Period
Avant que la mobilité et les échanges liés au /hajj et au commerce avec l’Inde ne s’imposent de manière prédominante dans la mer Rouge médiévale à partir du xie siècle, les ports soudanais connurent une première phase d’activité (632-969), largement ignorée des historiens. Etablis dès les premiers temps de l’Islam, les ports de ‘Aydhâb et de Bâ/di‘ eurent pour première fonction d’appuyer la conquête islamique et de contenir la puissance d’Aksûm e…
Being a father”
Family dynamics and parenting styles are influential on children's wellbeing [Walsh, F. (2016). Strengthening family resilience (3rd ed.). New York: Guilford Press]. Additionally, childhood experiences and how an individual experienced being parented can impact on how individuals as mothers and fathers choose to parent their own children [Herland, M. D., Hauge, M.-I., & Helegland, I. M. (2015). Balancing fatherhood: Experiences of fatherhood amon…
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
Political Mistrust in Latin America
The paper deals with contexts, causes and consequences of mistrust in politicians in today's Latin America's. The weak support for democracy across the entire continent is generated as much by mistrust of politicians as of institutions. Citizens are increasingly willing to separate their evaluations of incumbents from their evaluation of democracy as a regime type. Incumbents have repeatedly modified constitutional arrangements to suit their own …
Are You Experienced
This article provides a survey of recent scholarship on music and dance in the cults and rituals of ancient Greece and Rome, with a focus on work that explores the experiential aspects of worship music. I review research on cultic and ritual soundscapes; the materiality and phenomenality of ritual sound; special modes of visually and aurally perceiving cultic mousikē ; the epiphanic potential of sacred music; ways of remembering, recording, reena…
Opinião pública, estratégia presidencial e ação do congresso no Brasil
A relação entre o comportamento da elite política e as preferências gerais da população está no cerne de discussões sobre democracia representativa. Porém, pouco se sabe sobre quem influencia quem e quanto tempo demora para que tal influência seja sentida. Este artigo apresenta resultados a partir de um conjunto de dados organizados em série temporal que permite verificar a relação entre o clima da opinião pública, a escolha presidencial de instr…
Opinião pública, estratégia presidencial e ação do congresso no Brasil
A relação entre o comportamento da elite política e as preferências gerais da população está no cerne de discussões sobre democracia representativa. Porém, pouco se sabe sobre quem influencia quem e quanto tempo demora para que tal influência seja sentida. Este artigo apresenta resultados a partir de um conjunto de dados organizados em série temporal que permite verificar a relação entre o clima da opinião pública, a escolha presidencial de instr…
Political Mistrust in Latin America
The paper deals with contexts, causes and consequences of mistrust in politicians in today's Latin America's. The weak support for democracy across the entire continent is generated as much by mistrust of politicians as of institutions. Citizens are increasingly willing to separate their evaluations of incumbents from their evaluation of democracy as a regime type. Incumbents have repeatedly modified constitutional arrangements to suit their own …
The Origin and Development of the Sudanese Ports (‘Aydhâb, Bâ/di‘, Sawâkin)in the early Islamic Period
Avant que la mobilité et les échanges liés au /hajj et au commerce avec l’Inde ne s’imposent de manière prédominante dans la mer Rouge médiévale à partir du xie siècle, les ports soudanais connurent une première phase d’activité (632-969), largement ignorée des historiens. Etablis dès les premiers temps de l’Islam, les ports de ‘Aydhâb et de Bâ/di‘ eurent pour première fonction d’appuyer la conquête islamique et de contenir la puissance d’Aksûm e…
Cyberchorus
Babylon‐Fustat
Late Period Settlement The settlement of Babylon‐Fustat is situated at the strategic apex of the Nile Delta where it meets the Nile Valley, and is as such the successor of the ancient Pharaonic cities of Memphis and Heliopolis. Later sources variably ascribe its foundation to the brief Neo‐Babylonian or longer Achaemenid occupations (Butler 1914; Toy 1937), so that Babylon‐in‐Egypt could have been established as a strategic fortress by an invadin…
Mines, mining, Late Antiquity
Following a general hiatus in the third century, a resurgence of mining activities in the Byzantine provinces of the east becomes apparent in the fourth century.
Sophocles and Music
Rethinking the ‘presidentialism debate
The democratization literature has increased our understanding of the role of institutional variables in the study of democratic sustainability. Debates about the dangers of presidentialism have been central to this body of research. In more recent times the presidentialism literature has focused on the capacity of presidents to overcome the conflict-inducing nature of the separation of powers through successful coalition formation. This review a…
Music in Roman Comedy by Timothy J. Moore
182 PHOENIX meticulous analysis of the contents of well J 2:4, to open lines of inquiry, raise important questions, and provoke thought and debate. She also intends to make available to other scholars a body of evidence of which many further significant questions might be asked (to which end she provides a detailed catalogue and many useful tables and charts, as well as high-quality illustrations and three appendices, one contributed by Mark Lawa…
A First Ceramic Chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf
Islamic archaeology in the Arabian Gulf has grown tremendously in recent years. However, a ceramic chronology for the Late Islamic Arabian Gulf has not yet been put forward. The present paper constitutes a first attempt at a refined periodization based on the occupational sequence of al-Ain, UAE. The study is based on the typological quantification of sherds from stratified excavations undertaken by the Historic Buildings and Landscapes Section o…
Rem
The well-documented health disparities between the Australian Indigenous and non-Indigenous population mandates a comprehensive response from health professionals. This article outlines the approach taken by one faculty of health in a large urban Australian university to enhance cultural competence in students from a variety of fields. Here we outline a collaborative and deeply respectful process of Indigenous and non-Indigenous university staff …
“Coming to a Strange Land”
Purpose: Migrating and establishing a new life in another culture can have diverse health effects especially for women. This article explores the struggles and social adjustment issues that might constitute negatively to the health of West African migrant women living in Australia. Design: Qualitative storytelling. Audiotaped voluntary stories from 20 West African migrant women living in Sydney, Australia were transcribed and analyzed. Findings: …
Musical Persuasion in Early Greece
This chapter on archaic and classical Greek music finds the political dimensions of musical expression to be paramount. Music, according to Power, presents a synesthetic form of communication—verse, instruments, often dance and, in Athenian drama, prose dialogue—of unrivalled modal complexity that reinforced the popular impact of this art form. Solon and other politicians used music, while Pindar and other poets introduced political motifs into p…
Aristoxenus and the “Neoclassicists”
This chapter suggests a work of Aristoxenus, in which he treated favorably the disciplined compositional process of the exponents of arkhaia mousike and their archaizing emulators in his own day while denigrating the undisciplined creative choices made by the composers of the New Music and their followers. It aims to indicate the existence in the fourth century of a dedicated school or movement of reactionary "Neoclassicists". The "effeminate twi…
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
The sound of the sacred
Scholars have long focused attention on the material and visual aspects of ancient Greek religion; far less emphasis has been placed on its sonic and auditory dimensions. Drawing upon literary, iconographical and epigraphic sources, this chapter surveys the practical and ideational roles of sound and listening across key religious categories and contexts in early Greece (c.700–300bce). It examines how sounds – made by humans, animals, objects and…
The R ed S ea under the C aliphal D ynasties, c. 639–1171
Students of world history will be familiar with the Red Sea as a strategic communications corridor linking the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean. This paper examines the Red Sea region between the seventh and twelfth centuries, when it was ruled by a succession of Islamic caliphal dynasties, namely, the Umayyads, ʿAbbāsids, and Fāṭimids. It first sets out a sketch of the political history of the Red Sea and its constituent hinterland polities, in…
The Role of Indian Ocean Trade Inland
Being a father”
Family dynamics and parenting styles are influential on children's wellbeing [Walsh, F. (2016). Strengthening family resilience (3rd ed.). New York: Guilford Press]. Additionally, childhood experiences and how an individual experienced being parented can impact on how individuals as mothers and fathers choose to parent their own children [Herland, M. D., Hauge, M.-I., & Helegland, I. M. (2015). Balancing fatherhood: Experiences of fatherhood amon…
Sappho’s Parachoral Monody
In this chapter, I propose that certain songs of Sappho that have been regarded as choral may in fact have been monodic, involving choruses as "characters" represented or quoted within a solo song rather than as actual performers. I introduce the concept of "parachorality" to describe such representations, and Sappho's more general tendency to engage with choreia to create emotional, thematic, rhetorical, and narrative effects within her monodic …
An Iron Age ceramic sequence from the Bayt Bin Ati, al‐Ain, UAE
Rescue excavations associated with the adaptive reuse of a historic building in the Qattara Oasis revealed a 5 m stratigraphic sequence spanning the past 3000 years. The main period of occupation—roughly half the sequence—belongs to the Iron Age II and III periods ( c .1100–300 BC ). Evidence of agriculture and industry was found which complements our understanding of the well‐known Iron Age settlements of al‐Ain. The present paper sets out the s…
Defining new technological traditions of Late Islamic Arabia
Covid‐19 and Indigenous Peoples
New Music in New York
The article reviews a production of Euripides’ Herakles mounted by Barnard Columbia Ancient Drama, with an historically informed vocal and aulos score. I discuss aspects of the treatment of music in both the play and the performance, and I assess the production in light of recent approaches to the musical reconstruction of Euripidean tragedy
Cocreating Programmable Diagnostic Simulation
Background: Providing authentic educational experiences in clinical teaching laboratories or health care simulation environments is fundamental to producing optimum learning. However, some simulated diagnostic devices are price prohibitive or yet to be developed. This article explores a collaborative effort between health academics and engineering interns to develop cost-effective, authentic devices that overcome limitations of those currently av…
Art (12 works) · History (10 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (9 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Ancient history (7 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Psychology (6 works)