Paul Robertson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3684945 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paul Robertson |
| PRENOMES | Paul |
| SOBRENOME | Robertson |
| ASSINATURA | ROBERTSON P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9971-799X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Comparing and Assessing Statistical Distance Metrics within the Christian Apostle Paul’s Letters
This study applies and compares different metrics and statistical methods to Paul’s letters and a variety of roughly contemporary texts also written in Greek. The primary objective is to elucidate the distinctions between several notable metrics and statistical methods of comparison to discern the relative impact of their application on our understanding of Paul’s letters vis-à-vis our comparanda. The secondary objective is to compare the finding…
Writing as Thinking in Paul’s Letters
This article uses findings from cognitive sciences and neuroscience to detail the unique brain processes that stem from writing texts by hand. Such findings are described and then applied to the case of the Christian apostle Paul, whose letters – penned by Paul himself and/or via a scribe – are often used as evidence in reconstructions of early Christian social contexts. An attention to the findings from cognitive sciences and neuroscience around…
Categorical Preference of the Mind
Fundamental to the traditional, Cognitive Science of Religion (CSR) mind-based model is that the human mind perceives the world through the use of ontological categories. These categories are often defined as templates, which are associated with the recognition of basic ontological categories organized hierarchically due to evolutionarily sourced strategic connections: PERSON > ANIMAL > PLANT > ARTIFACT > OBJECT. If the field of CSR is to use suc…
"Greco-Roman Ethical-Philosophical Influences in Bardaisan's "Book of the Laws of Countries
Bardaisan of Edessa's Book of the Laws of Countries contains many elements of Greco-Roman ethical philosophy, ranging from loose allusions to fairly clear instances of direct borrowing. The influences from Greco-Roman philosophy are diverse, including Stoicism, Cynicism, Epicureanism, and the nebulously-defined "Middle Platonic" material that drew and innovated from both Platonic and Stoic sources. Specifically, we see in Laws several ethical con…
Indigenizing Evaluation Research
At a 1998 meeting of Elders and spiritual leaders convened to consider how best to meet the needs of children and families on the Pine Ridge Reservation, the late wakan iyeska ("spiritual interpreter") Matthew Zack Bear Shield remarked, "When we followed the Lakota ways and spiritual laws of the universe, the people flourished. Because we went away from the Lakota spiritual calendar, our people suffer and are in chaos."1 The spirit of Bear Shield…
The Power of the Land
Journal Article The Power of the Land: Identity, Ethnicity, and Class among the Oglala Lakota Get access The Power of the Land: Identity, Ethnicity, and Class among the Oglala Lakota. By Robertson Paul. (New York: Routledge, 2002. xv + 281 pp. Illustrations, maps, tables, notes, bibliography, index. $85.00.) Raymond J. DeMallie Raymond J. DeMallie Indiana University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Western …
Economic relations between Britain and Australasia, 1945-1970
Australasia in Context Australia, New Zealand and International Reconstruction Development Policy in Australia Development Policy in New Zealand Stresses in the Ottawa System The Search for New Markets Britain, The Commonwealth and Europe, 1945-60 Britain's First EEC Application After the VETO: Trade Policy in the Mid-1960s Conclusion Notes Index
Economic Relations Between Britain and Australia from the 1940s-196
In the early postwar era, Britain enjoyed a very close economic relationship with Australia and New Zealand through their common membership of the Sterling Area and the Commonwealth Preference Area. T
The Old Commonwealth and Britain's First Application to Join the EEC, 1961–3
New Zealand, Canada, and Australia reacted in different ways to Britain's decision in 1961 to seek membership of the EEC. We show that the umbrage taken by the members of the old Commonwealth was in inverse proportion to the economic interests at stake. Canada, whose trade with Britain was relatively small, adopted a position of violent opposition to British policy. New Zealand, which was still heavily dependent on the UK as a market for staple c…
Music as a model of the human psyche
This article traces the roots of Western musical system in the esoteric tradition. The symbolism of the Enneagram is shown to relate both to psychology and music — through the key system. This connection is then further developed to indicate its potential relevance for contemporary neurological discoveries regarding musical response, processing and recognition. It is suggested how specific musical language may be the direct outcome of physiologic…
The Strategic Development of Repco and National Consolidated Limited, 1945–1983
Official Policy on American Direct Investment in Australia, 1945–1952
Scottish Universities and Industry, 1860-1914
In recent years there have been two assessments of the general contribution of Scottish universities to economic growth in the decades before 1914. In both cases the conclusions are largely unfavourable. Michael Sanderson, in The Universities and British Industry 1850— 1914, reaches a predominantly negative evaluation of the effectiveness of the Scottish universities in serving Scottish industry. He feels that, except to a limited degree in engin…
The British Shipbuilding Industry, 1870-1914
Indigenizing Evaluation Research
At a 1998 meeting of Elders and spiritual leaders convened to consider how best to meet the needs of children and families on the Pine Ridge Reservation, the late wakan iyeska ("spiritual interpreter") Matthew Zack Bear Shield remarked, "When we followed the Lakota ways and spiritual laws of the universe, the people flourished. Because we went away from the Lakota spiritual calendar, our people suffer and are in chaos."1 The spirit of Bear Shield…
Music as a model of the human psyche
This article traces the roots of Western musical system in the esoteric tradition. The symbolism of the Enneagram is shown to relate both to psychology and music — through the key system. This connection is then further developed to indicate its potential relevance for contemporary neurological discoveries regarding musical response, processing and recognition. It is suggested how specific musical language may be the direct outcome of physiologic…
The British Shipbuilding Industry, 1870-1914
Scottish Universities and Industry, 1860-1914
In recent years there have been two assessments of the general contribution of Scottish universities to economic growth in the decades before 1914. In both cases the conclusions are largely unfavourable. Michael Sanderson, in The Universities and British Industry 1850— 1914, reaches a predominantly negative evaluation of the effectiveness of the Scottish universities in serving Scottish industry. He feels that, except to a limited degree in engin…
Official Policy on American Direct Investment in Australia, 1945–1952
The Strategic Development of Repco and National Consolidated Limited, 1945–1983
Music as a model of the human psyche
This article traces the roots of Western musical system in the esoteric tradition. The symbolism of the Enneagram is shown to relate both to psychology and music — through the key system. This connection is then further developed to indicate its potential relevance for contemporary neurological discoveries regarding musical response, processing and recognition. It is suggested how specific musical language may be the direct outcome of physiologic…
The Old Commonwealth and Britain's First Application to Join the EEC, 1961–3
New Zealand, Canada, and Australia reacted in different ways to Britain's decision in 1961 to seek membership of the EEC. We show that the umbrage taken by the members of the old Commonwealth was in inverse proportion to the economic interests at stake. Canada, whose trade with Britain was relatively small, adopted a position of violent opposition to British policy. New Zealand, which was still heavily dependent on the UK as a market for staple c…
Economic Relations Between Britain and Australia from the 1940s-196
In the early postwar era, Britain enjoyed a very close economic relationship with Australia and New Zealand through their common membership of the Sterling Area and the Commonwealth Preference Area. T
Economic relations between Britain and Australasia, 1945-1970
Australasia in Context Australia, New Zealand and International Reconstruction Development Policy in Australia Development Policy in New Zealand Stresses in the Ottawa System The Search for New Markets Britain, The Commonwealth and Europe, 1945-60 Britain's First EEC Application After the VETO: Trade Policy in the Mid-1960s Conclusion Notes Index
The Power of the Land
Journal Article The Power of the Land: Identity, Ethnicity, and Class among the Oglala Lakota Get access The Power of the Land: Identity, Ethnicity, and Class among the Oglala Lakota. By Robertson Paul. (New York: Routledge, 2002. xv + 281 pp. Illustrations, maps, tables, notes, bibliography, index. $85.00.) Raymond J. DeMallie Raymond J. DeMallie Indiana University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Western …
Indigenizing Evaluation Research
At a 1998 meeting of Elders and spiritual leaders convened to consider how best to meet the needs of children and families on the Pine Ridge Reservation, the late wakan iyeska ("spiritual interpreter") Matthew Zack Bear Shield remarked, "When we followed the Lakota ways and spiritual laws of the universe, the people flourished. Because we went away from the Lakota spiritual calendar, our people suffer and are in chaos."1 The spirit of Bear Shield…
"Greco-Roman Ethical-Philosophical Influences in Bardaisan's "Book of the Laws of Countries
Bardaisan of Edessa's Book of the Laws of Countries contains many elements of Greco-Roman ethical philosophy, ranging from loose allusions to fairly clear instances of direct borrowing. The influences from Greco-Roman philosophy are diverse, including Stoicism, Cynicism, Epicureanism, and the nebulously-defined "Middle Platonic" material that drew and innovated from both Platonic and Stoic sources. Specifically, we see in Laws several ethical con…
Writing as Thinking in Paul’s Letters
This article uses findings from cognitive sciences and neuroscience to detail the unique brain processes that stem from writing texts by hand. Such findings are described and then applied to the case of the Christian apostle Paul, whose letters – penned by Paul himself and/or via a scribe – are often used as evidence in reconstructions of early Christian social contexts. An attention to the findings from cognitive sciences and neuroscience around…
Categorical Preference of the Mind
Fundamental to the traditional, Cognitive Science of Religion (CSR) mind-based model is that the human mind perceives the world through the use of ontological categories. These categories are often defined as templates, which are associated with the recognition of basic ontological categories organized hierarchically due to evolutionarily sourced strategic connections: PERSON > ANIMAL > PLANT > ARTIFACT > OBJECT. If the field of CSR is to use suc…
Comparing and Assessing Statistical Distance Metrics within the Christian Apostle Paul’s Letters
This study applies and compares different metrics and statistical methods to Paul’s letters and a variety of roughly contemporary texts also written in Greek. The primary objective is to elucidate the distinctions between several notable metrics and statistical methods of comparison to discern the relative impact of their application on our understanding of Paul’s letters vis-à-vis our comparanda. The secondary objective is to compare the finding…
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