First note.I had better let the cat out of the bag at once and record my opinion that the character of the English is essentially middle class.There is a sound historical reason for this,for,since the end of the eight...First note.I had better let the cat out of the bag at once and record my opinion that the character of the English is essentially middle class.There is a sound historical reason for this,for,since the end of the eighteenth century,the middle classes have been the dominant force in our community.They gained wealth by the Industrial Revolution,political power by the Reform Bill of 1832;they are connected with the rise and organization of the British Empire;they are responsible for the literature of the nineteenth century.Solidity,caution,integrity,efficiency.Lack of imagination,hypocrisy.These qualities characterise the middle classes in every country,but in England they are national characteristics also.展开更多
To the editor,Ebola virus infection is the new deadly viral infection that is presently problematic in many countries in Africa.The prevention of this disease seems to be difficult and the rapid distribution of diseas...To the editor,Ebola virus infection is the new deadly viral infection that is presently problematic in many countries in Africa.The prevention of this disease seems to be difficult and the rapid distribution of disease becomes the important issue for further discussion.As noted by Muyembe-Tamfum et al.[1],one of the major disease control measures is the distribution of protective equipment to health care workers.Gloves are important protective equipments展开更多
Observing throughout many of Hemingwa’y snovels and short stories, we become familiar withhis characters. These characters act in a manner which allows the readers and the critics to formulatetheir particular code,wh...Observing throughout many of Hemingwa’y snovels and short stories, we become familiar withhis characters. These characters act in a manner which allows the readers and the critics to formulatetheir particular code,which is more known as the Hemingway'code',——a'grace under pressure'.展开更多
Following the recent publication and critical discussion of several treaties of the Old Babylonian period, the attention of Old Babylonian studies has been drawn to treaty texts. The earliest published treaty document...Following the recent publication and critical discussion of several treaties of the Old Babylonian period, the attention of Old Babylonian studies has been drawn to treaty texts. The earliest published treaty document from Mesopotamia, to my knowledge, is a treaty between the city of Shadlash and the city of Neribtum, dated to the beginning of the Old Babylonian dynasty, published and translated by S. Greengus in Old Babylonian Tablets from Ischchali and Vicinity, 1979 (hereafter, Greengus). In what follows I present a further reading of the tablet with critical notes and a detailed discussion of its contents, in order to attract more attention to this laconic, difficult (because of its incomplete context), and interesting text. Unlike later treaties between two kings, this treaty was made between two cities, although the rulers of the cities are also mentioned in the treaty.展开更多
The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) is published annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations (Northeast Normal University, Changchun, Jilin Province, The People’s Republic of China). Th...The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) is published annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations (Northeast Normal University, Changchun, Jilin Province, The People’s Republic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of various aspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern and Mediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations as well as common elements, contacts and interactions among them (e.g., in such traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology, etc.). The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history, philology, art, archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the material展开更多
The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Jo...The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of variousaspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern andMediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations aswell as common elements,contacts and interactions among them(e.g.,insuch traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology,etc.).The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history,philology,art,archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the materialand spiritual culture of that region.Articles discussing other cultures willbe considered for publication if they are clearly relevant to the NearEastern and Mediterranean region. Information about new discoveries andcurrent scholarly events is also welcome. Publishers are encouraged tosend review copies of展开更多
文摘First note.I had better let the cat out of the bag at once and record my opinion that the character of the English is essentially middle class.There is a sound historical reason for this,for,since the end of the eighteenth century,the middle classes have been the dominant force in our community.They gained wealth by the Industrial Revolution,political power by the Reform Bill of 1832;they are connected with the rise and organization of the British Empire;they are responsible for the literature of the nineteenth century.Solidity,caution,integrity,efficiency.Lack of imagination,hypocrisy.These qualities characterise the middle classes in every country,but in England they are national characteristics also.
文摘To the editor,Ebola virus infection is the new deadly viral infection that is presently problematic in many countries in Africa.The prevention of this disease seems to be difficult and the rapid distribution of disease becomes the important issue for further discussion.As noted by Muyembe-Tamfum et al.[1],one of the major disease control measures is the distribution of protective equipment to health care workers.Gloves are important protective equipments
文摘Observing throughout many of Hemingwa’y snovels and short stories, we become familiar withhis characters. These characters act in a manner which allows the readers and the critics to formulatetheir particular code,which is more known as the Hemingway'code',——a'grace under pressure'.
文摘Following the recent publication and critical discussion of several treaties of the Old Babylonian period, the attention of Old Babylonian studies has been drawn to treaty texts. The earliest published treaty document from Mesopotamia, to my knowledge, is a treaty between the city of Shadlash and the city of Neribtum, dated to the beginning of the Old Babylonian dynasty, published and translated by S. Greengus in Old Babylonian Tablets from Ischchali and Vicinity, 1979 (hereafter, Greengus). In what follows I present a further reading of the tablet with critical notes and a detailed discussion of its contents, in order to attract more attention to this laconic, difficult (because of its incomplete context), and interesting text. Unlike later treaties between two kings, this treaty was made between two cities, although the rulers of the cities are also mentioned in the treaty.
文摘The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) is published annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations (Northeast Normal University, Changchun, Jilin Province, The People’s Republic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of various aspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern and Mediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations as well as common elements, contacts and interactions among them (e.g., in such traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology, etc.). The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history, philology, art, archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the material
文摘The JOURNAL OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS (JAC) ispublished annually by the Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations(Northeast Normal University,Changchun,Jilin Province,The People＇sRepublic of China). The Journal aims to provide a forum for the discussion of variousaspects of the cultural and historical process in the Near Eastern andMediterranean world, encompassing studies of individual civilizations aswell as common elements,contacts and interactions among them(e.g.,insuch traditional fields as Assyriology, Classics, Egyptology, Hittitology,etc.).The Journal welcomes articles dealing with history,philology,art,archaeology and linguistics which are intended to illuminate the materialand spiritual culture of that region.Articles discussing other cultures willbe considered for publication if they are clearly relevant to the NearEastern and Mediterranean region. Information about new discoveries andcurrent scholarly events is also welcome. Publishers are encouraged tosend review copies of
