Adrian Armstrong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3745817 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adrian Armstrong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adrian |
| FAMILY NAME | Armstrong |
| SIGNATURE | ARMSTRONG A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6299-4301 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Self-Translation in the Northern Renaissance: Jan van der Noot’s French Verse
The Brabantian poet Jan van der Noot (1539-95?) wrote in both Dutch and French, and composed several works in both languages. Sometimes the two versions were published separately: the Dutch collection Het Theatre and its French counterpart, Le Theatre, were each printed in London in 1568. More often, the versions appeared alongside each other in bilingual editions: Cort begryp der XII boeken Olympiados / Abregé des douze livres Olympiades (1579),…
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Yearning and Learning: Spaces of Desire in Jean Lemaire De Belges’ Concorde Des Deux Langages (1511)
This chapter examines the psychic trajectory of Lemaire’s protagonist, demonstrating the intertwining of Imaginary and Symbolic registers and thereby illuminating Lemaire’s treatment of consolatory rhetoric.
Avatars d'un griffonnage à succès: L'Epitaphe du duc Philippe de Bourgogne de Jean Molinet
Misadventures of a successfull griffonnage : Jean Molinet’s Epitaphe du duc Philippe de Bourgogne. The Epitaphe du duc Philippe de Bourgogne, a short poem commemorating Philip the Good of Burgundy, is the most widely transmitted work of Jean Molinet, the offi cial Burgundian court poet and chronicler between 1475 and 1507. Analysis of the Epitaphe’s reception, on the basis of manuscript and printed witnesses, indicates not only how Molinet’s cont…
Rodney D. Holder, God, the Multiverse and Everything: Modern Cosmology and the Argument from Design
Ethical issues in water use and sustainability
The modern debate on water use and sustainability starts with the assumption that protecting the water environment is an ethical imperative, but rarely questions the basis for this viewpoint. This paper aims to identify some of the bases that could underlie such a position, seeking to locate value in the natural world beyond anthropocentric utilitarianism. Only when there is a clear basis for this discussion is it possible to discuss and resolve …
John S. Dryzek, David Downers, Christian Hunold, and David Schlosberg with Hans-Kristian Hernes, Green States and Social Movements: Environmentalism in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany & Nor…
Le poète et son œuvre de la composition à la publication: Actes du colloque de Valenciennes (20-21 mai 1999)
Jean-Eudes Girot, ed. Le poète et son œuvre de la composition à la publication: Actes du colloque de Valenciennes (20-21 mai 1999). Cahiers d’Humanisme et Renaissance 68. Geneva : Librairie Droz S. A. , 2004. 384 pp. index. illus. tbls. €72. ISBN: 2-600-00928-0. - Volume 58 Issue 3
Le Cycle de ‘La Belle Dame sans Mercy’
Alain Chartier, Baudet Herenc, Achille Caulier: Édition bilingue établie, traduite, présentée et annotée par David F. Hult et Joan E. McRae. (Champion Classiques, Moyen Âge, 8). Paris, Champion, 2003. lxxxi+611 pp. Pb €17.00. Alain Chartier's Belle Dame sans Mercy was widely read in late-medieval France; however, as the editors of this much-needed volume observe, it was normally read as part of a cycle of poems which rapidly accrued around it. To…
Illustrium Imagines: Das Porträtbuch der Renaissance
Les Étoiles de Némésis: La rhétorique de la mémoire dans la poésie d'Ange Politien (1454-1494)
Ange Politien, poete humaniste florentin (1454-1494), avait appris des orateurs antiques la theorie de l'art de la memoire. Sa poesie presente la topique caracteristique des arts de memoire (calendrier, liste de vertus, catalogue d'hommes illustres. . . ). La memoire a chez Politien trois fonctions distinctes : politique, ethique et poetique. D'une part le poete grave dans la memoire collective des images du pouvoir des princes, d'autre part il r…
Patronage in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century France
Contents: Introduction A Question of Reciprocity: Patronage in early modern France Gift-giving and patronage in early modern France Patronage and kinship in early modern France Friendship and clientage in early modern France Patronage and Noblewomen: The patronage power of early modern French noblewomen The household service of early modern French noblewomen Brokers in Early Modern Societies: The historical development of political clientelism Br…
Mémoires . Philippe de Commynes , Joël Blanchard
Les Pronostications joyeuses
Richard Vernon Favell, M.R.C.S., F.S.A., F.S.A.Scot
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A Bull-roarer of Le Moustier Age from Pin Hole Cave, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire
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The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls
A. Leslie Armstrong, The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 66 (Jul. - Dec., 1936), pp. 331-348
Excavations in the Pin-Hole Cave, Cresswell, Derbyshire
Flat bronze celt from Risby Warren, Scunthorpe, N. Lincs
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Rhodesian Archaeological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia
A. Leslie Armstrong, Rhodesian Archæological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 61 (Jan. - Jun., 1931), pp. 239-276
Analyses of Bronze Implements and Foundry Metal
Excavations at Mother Grundy's Parlour, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire, 1924
The Maglemose Remains of Holderness and their Baltic Counterparts
During recent years certain transitional cultural stages have been recognised which link up the Palæolithic and Neolithic civilisations, and for which the term Mesolithic is generally accepted. Of these the Maglemose stage is perhaps the most important, because in it are seen pronounced Palæolithic influences, and survivals, side by side with the first recognisable expressions of Neolithic culture. The typical station was discovered in 1900 by Dr…
Discovery of a New Phase of Early Flint Mining at Grimes' Graves, Norfolk
The discovery of Floor 85, in 1920, with its definite three period stratification, for the first time demonstrated what some people had long suspected, viz., that the Grimes' Graves industry was not confined to any one period exclusively, but was the outcome of a practically continuous local development from an early stage in the pre-historic period down to the end of Neolithic times, and the exploration of this Floor established three important …
Exploration of Harborough Cave, Brassington
Rhodesian Archaeological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia
A. Leslie Armstrong, Rhodesian Archæological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 61 (Jan. - Jun., 1931), pp. 239-276
Ethical issues in water use and sustainability
The modern debate on water use and sustainability starts with the assumption that protecting the water environment is an ethical imperative, but rarely questions the basis for this viewpoint. This paper aims to identify some of the bases that could underlie such a position, seeking to locate value in the natural world beyond anthropocentric utilitarianism. Only when there is a clear basis for this discussion is it possible to discuss and resolve …
Discovery of a New Phase of Early Flint Mining at Grimes' Graves, Norfolk
The discovery of Floor 85, in 1920, with its definite three period stratification, for the first time demonstrated what some people had long suspected, viz., that the Grimes' Graves industry was not confined to any one period exclusively, but was the outcome of a practically continuous local development from an early stage in the pre-historic period down to the end of Neolithic times, and the exploration of this Floor established three important …
Further Discoveries of Engraved Flint-Crust and Associated Implements at Grimes' Graves
Not only is Grimes' Graves an essentially East Anglian site, but it is also one of the most interesting, and most perplexing, prehistoric sites of Britain, presenting many controversial problems which only persistent research and careful observation will solve. Recent work upon the site has marked a distinct advance in this direction, notably by the fortunate discovery in 1920 of Floor 85 with its definite stratification, and evidences of success…
Two East Yorkshire Bone Harpoons
Le Cycle de ‘La Belle Dame sans Mercy’
Alain Chartier, Baudet Herenc, Achille Caulier: Édition bilingue établie, traduite, présentée et annotée par David F. Hult et Joan E. McRae. (Champion Classiques, Moyen Âge, 8). Paris, Champion, 2003. lxxxi+611 pp. Pb €17.00. Alain Chartier's Belle Dame sans Mercy was widely read in late-medieval France; however, as the editors of this much-needed volume observe, it was normally read as part of a cycle of poems which rapidly accrued around it. To…
The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls
A. Leslie Armstrong, The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 66 (Jul. - Dec., 1936), pp. 331-348
The Discovery of Engravings upon Flint Crust at Grime's Graves, Norfolk
Excavations at Grime's Graves, Norfolk, during September 1920, revealed a new chipping site (Floor 85), and resulted in the discovery thereon of two pieces of engraved flint crust, associated with a series of flint implements of Le Moustier type, bone tools, and pottery, upon a living level immediately overlying glacial sand
The Discovery of Engravings upon Flint Crust at Grime's Graves, Norfolk
Excavations at Grime's Graves, Norfolk, during September 1920, revealed a new chipping site (Floor 85), and resulted in the discovery thereon of two pieces of engraved flint crust, associated with a series of flint implements of Le Moustier type, bone tools, and pottery, upon a living level immediately overlying glacial sand
Further Discoveries of Engraved Flint-Crust and Associated Implements at Grimes' Graves
Not only is Grimes' Graves an essentially East Anglian site, but it is also one of the most interesting, and most perplexing, prehistoric sites of Britain, presenting many controversial problems which only persistent research and careful observation will solve. Recent work upon the site has marked a distinct advance in this direction, notably by the fortunate discovery in 1920 of Floor 85 with its definite stratification, and evidences of success…
Two East Yorkshire Bone Harpoons
Exploration of Harborough Cave, Brassington
Further Evidences of Maglemose Culture in East Yorkshire
The Maglemose Remains of Holderness and their Baltic Counterparts
During recent years certain transitional cultural stages have been recognised which link up the Palæolithic and Neolithic civilisations, and for which the term Mesolithic is generally accepted. Of these the Maglemose stage is perhaps the most important, because in it are seen pronounced Palæolithic influences, and survivals, side by side with the first recognisable expressions of Neolithic culture. The typical station was discovered in 1900 by Dr…
Discovery of a New Phase of Early Flint Mining at Grimes' Graves, Norfolk
The discovery of Floor 85, in 1920, with its definite three period stratification, for the first time demonstrated what some people had long suspected, viz., that the Grimes' Graves industry was not confined to any one period exclusively, but was the outcome of a practically continuous local development from an early stage in the pre-historic period down to the end of Neolithic times, and the exploration of this Floor established three important …
Excavations at Mother Grundy's Parlour, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire, 1924
Analyses of Bronze Implements and Foundry Metal
Excavations in the Pin-Hole Cave, Cresswell, Derbyshire
Flat bronze celt from Risby Warren, Scunthorpe, N. Lincs
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
Rhodesian Archaeological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia
A. Leslie Armstrong, Rhodesian Archæological Expedition (1929): Excavations in Bambata Cave and Researches on Prehistoric Sites in Southern Rhodesia, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 61 (Jan. - Jun., 1931), pp. 239-276
Richard Vernon Favell, M.R.C.S., F.S.A., F.S.A.Scot
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
A Bull-roarer of Le Moustier Age from Pin Hole Cave, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire
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
The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls
A. Leslie Armstrong, The Antiquity of Man in Rhodesia as Demonstrated by Stone Implements of the Ancient Zambezi Gravels, South of Victoria Falls, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 66 (Jul. - Dec., 1936), pp. 331-348
Les Pronostications joyeuses
Patronage in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century France
Contents: Introduction A Question of Reciprocity: Patronage in early modern France Gift-giving and patronage in early modern France Patronage and kinship in early modern France Friendship and clientage in early modern France Patronage and Noblewomen: The patronage power of early modern French noblewomen The household service of early modern French noblewomen Brokers in Early Modern Societies: The historical development of political clientelism Br…
Mémoires . Philippe de Commynes , Joël Blanchard
Illustrium Imagines: Das Porträtbuch der Renaissance
Les Étoiles de Némésis: La rhétorique de la mémoire dans la poésie d'Ange Politien (1454-1494)
Ange Politien, poete humaniste florentin (1454-1494), avait appris des orateurs antiques la theorie de l'art de la memoire. Sa poesie presente la topique caracteristique des arts de memoire (calendrier, liste de vertus, catalogue d'hommes illustres. . . ). La memoire a chez Politien trois fonctions distinctes : politique, ethique et poetique. D'une part le poete grave dans la memoire collective des images du pouvoir des princes, d'autre part il r…
John S. Dryzek, David Downers, Christian Hunold, and David Schlosberg with Hans-Kristian Hernes, Green States and Social Movements: Environmentalism in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany & Nor…
Le poète et son œuvre de la composition à la publication: Actes du colloque de Valenciennes (20-21 mai 1999)
Jean-Eudes Girot, ed. Le poète et son œuvre de la composition à la publication: Actes du colloque de Valenciennes (20-21 mai 1999). Cahiers d’Humanisme et Renaissance 68. Geneva : Librairie Droz S. A. , 2004. 384 pp. index. illus. tbls. €72. ISBN: 2-600-00928-0. - Volume 58 Issue 3
Le Cycle de ‘La Belle Dame sans Mercy’
Alain Chartier, Baudet Herenc, Achille Caulier: Édition bilingue établie, traduite, présentée et annotée par David F. Hult et Joan E. McRae. (Champion Classiques, Moyen Âge, 8). Paris, Champion, 2003. lxxxi+611 pp. Pb €17.00. Alain Chartier's Belle Dame sans Mercy was widely read in late-medieval France; however, as the editors of this much-needed volume observe, it was normally read as part of a cycle of poems which rapidly accrued around it. To…
Rodney D. Holder, God, the Multiverse and Everything: Modern Cosmology and the Argument from Design
Ethical issues in water use and sustainability
The modern debate on water use and sustainability starts with the assumption that protecting the water environment is an ethical imperative, but rarely questions the basis for this viewpoint. This paper aims to identify some of the bases that could underlie such a position, seeking to locate value in the natural world beyond anthropocentric utilitarianism. Only when there is a clear basis for this discussion is it possible to discuss and resolve …
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