A W Lawrence
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1048746 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A W Lawrence |
| PRENOMES | A W |
| SOBRENOME | Lawrence |
| ASSINATURA | LAWRENCE A W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Montana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8375-4144 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 65 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1925 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
How would forced migration influence tourism entrepreneurship in the future? Insights from Ireland, Türkiye and Ukraine
Drawing on academic literature, policy papers, and primary interview and focus group data from qualitative research conducted in Ireland, Türkiye, and Ukraine, this paper analyses the potential for tourism entrepreneurship among the refugee populations hosted in these countries. This has become a crucial issue in recent years, due to (1) the scale of the refugee crises in Europe, (2) the intersection of the European refugee crises with the touris…
Blackfoot Education
This History of Education Society Presidential Address considers Blackfoot education and how psychologist Abraham Maslow attempted to make sense of it after his six-week stay at the Siksika reserve in 1938. Maslow encountered an educated, secure people at Siksika, who had a fully formed system of education grounded in reverence for children, stories, ceremonies, songs, language, humor, land, and connection, all of which had been tested over mille…
On teaching AI and expert systems courses
The experiences of faculty members from departments of engineering, mathematics, and computer science throughout the United States and Puerto Rico who came together for three weeks to discuss effective ways to teach artificial intelligence to undergraduates are outlined. The paper describes the rationale for the development of three main topic areas: artificial intelligence, expert systems, and symbolic and logic programming, and it includes syll…
A Skeletal History of Byzantine Fortification
A series of analytical descriptions is given, to reveal how defensive principles changed, and the extent to which tradition prevailed throughout the Byzantine period. In addition to those few works whose date is known from literature or inscription, others which seem to have been built in response to specific historical circumstances are included
Ancient Egyptian Fortifications
Ancient Egyptian Fortifications
Early Medieval Fortifications near Rome
The few scholars who have specialised upon military architecture in Italy have, very naturally, concentrated their attention on the spectacular work of the thirteenth to the sixteenth centuries, chiefly in Apulia and Sicily, to a lesser extent in the North; Central Italy as a whole, has been neglected, and particularly the neighbourhood of Rome. There alone can the unimpressive fortresses of the early middle ages be seen in abundance, most of the…
Trade Castles and Forts of West Africa
Repertorio d'arte dell'Egitto greco-romano
Some Source Books for West African History
In his recent book on the Royal African Company, K. G. Davies remarked that he had found himself obliged to conduct his research as though he were working on Ancient History. I have since experienced the same feeling when dealing with a more varied range of material, and this article is a plea for subjecting the sources for African history to that kind of critical appraisal which has customarily been applied to Greek and Roman authors. In my case…
The Ancestry of the Minoan Palace
The object of this paper is to attempt to trace the sources of the various architectural elements which compose the palaces of Crete. To a large extent these were derived from overseas, and the better knowledge of Asiatic architecture which has resulted from the publications of recent years calls for some revision of the views held by Evans and Pendlebury. This re-statement isolates and thereby facilitates investigation of the native share in the…
Shorter Bibliographical Notices
A Motte at Samarqand
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Oriental Assembly
Narratives of the Discovery of America
A Crowned Head and a Statue of a Child from Mesopotamia
The Assyrian Room of the British Museum contains several cases of objects (almost all unpublished) that throw light on the Hellenism of Mesopotamia: the bronzes are chiefly statuettes of Olympian deities, perhaps imported from Egypt or elsewhere, but the stone sculptures and terracottas, however Greek in style, are as often of Asiatic as Greek subjects. Of those that are purely Hellenic in subject a terracotta statue of a male child and a marble …
Greek Sculpture in Ptolemaic Egypt
Greek Sculpture in Ptolemaic Egypt
Rhodes and Hellenistic Sculpture
The importance of Rhodes as an art centre in Hellenistic times has led to a theory that its sculpture was different in character from that of other places. My aim in this paper is to collect the more important objects of Rhodian provenance and to see if they support this view. The fourth-century work from the island is in no way distinctive, as is shown by two female heads in Boston, which date from the middle and the third quarter of the century…
Trade Castles and Forts of West Africa
Some Source Books for West African History
In his recent book on the Royal African Company, K. G. Davies remarked that he had found himself obliged to conduct his research as though he were working on Ancient History. I have since experienced the same feeling when dealing with a more varied range of material, and this article is a plea for subjecting the sources for African history to that kind of critical appraisal which has customarily been applied to Greek and Roman authors. In my case…
Narratives of the Discovery of America
Greek Sculpture in Ptolemaic Egypt
Greek Sculpture in Ptolemaic Egypt
Rhodes and Hellenistic Sculpture
The importance of Rhodes as an art centre in Hellenistic times has led to a theory that its sculpture was different in character from that of other places. My aim in this paper is to collect the more important objects of Rhodian provenance and to see if they support this view. The fourth-century work from the island is in no way distinctive, as is shown by two female heads in Boston, which date from the middle and the third quarter of the century…
A Crowned Head and a Statue of a Child from Mesopotamia
The Assyrian Room of the British Museum contains several cases of objects (almost all unpublished) that throw light on the Hellenism of Mesopotamia: the bronzes are chiefly statuettes of Olympian deities, perhaps imported from Egypt or elsewhere, but the stone sculptures and terracottas, however Greek in style, are as often of Asiatic as Greek subjects. Of those that are purely Hellenic in subject a terracotta statue of a male child and a marble …
Narratives of the Discovery of America
Oriental Assembly
A Motte at Samarqand
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
Shorter Bibliographical Notices
The Ancestry of the Minoan Palace
The object of this paper is to attempt to trace the sources of the various architectural elements which compose the palaces of Crete. To a large extent these were derived from overseas, and the better knowledge of Asiatic architecture which has resulted from the publications of recent years calls for some revision of the views held by Evans and Pendlebury. This re-statement isolates and thereby facilitates investigation of the native share in the…
Some Source Books for West African History
In his recent book on the Royal African Company, K. G. Davies remarked that he had found himself obliged to conduct his research as though he were working on Ancient History. I have since experienced the same feeling when dealing with a more varied range of material, and this article is a plea for subjecting the sources for African history to that kind of critical appraisal which has customarily been applied to Greek and Roman authors. In my case…
Repertorio d'arte dell'Egitto greco-romano
Early Medieval Fortifications near Rome
The few scholars who have specialised upon military architecture in Italy have, very naturally, concentrated their attention on the spectacular work of the thirteenth to the sixteenth centuries, chiefly in Apulia and Sicily, to a lesser extent in the North; Central Italy as a whole, has been neglected, and particularly the neighbourhood of Rome. There alone can the unimpressive fortresses of the early middle ages be seen in abundance, most of the…
Trade Castles and Forts of West Africa
Ancient Egyptian Fortifications
Ancient Egyptian Fortifications
A Skeletal History of Byzantine Fortification
A series of analytical descriptions is given, to reveal how defensive principles changed, and the extent to which tradition prevailed throughout the Byzantine period. In addition to those few works whose date is known from literature or inscription, others which seem to have been built in response to specific historical circumstances are included
On teaching AI and expert systems courses
The experiences of faculty members from departments of engineering, mathematics, and computer science throughout the United States and Puerto Rico who came together for three weeks to discuss effective ways to teach artificial intelligence to undergraduates are outlined. The paper describes the rationale for the development of three main topic areas: artificial intelligence, expert systems, and symbolic and logic programming, and it includes syll…
How would forced migration influence tourism entrepreneurship in the future? Insights from Ireland, Türkiye and Ukraine
Drawing on academic literature, policy papers, and primary interview and focus group data from qualitative research conducted in Ireland, Türkiye, and Ukraine, this paper analyses the potential for tourism entrepreneurship among the refugee populations hosted in these countries. This has become a crucial issue in recent years, due to (1) the scale of the refugee crises in Europe, (2) the intersection of the European refugee crises with the touris…
Blackfoot Education
This History of Education Society Presidential Address considers Blackfoot education and how psychologist Abraham Maslow attempted to make sense of it after his six-week stay at the Siksika reserve in 1938. Maslow encountered an educated, secure people at Siksika, who had a fully formed system of education grounded in reverence for children, stories, ceremonies, songs, language, humor, land, and connection, all of which had been tested over mille…
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