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UNINA9910702549703321 |
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Consumer tips [[electronic resource] ] : phone and mail order complaints |
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Washington, D.C. : , : U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Office of Consumer Affairs, , [1998] |
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Consumer complaints - United States |
Advertising, Direct-mail - United States |
Telemarketing - United States |
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Title from title screen (viewed May 16, 2003). |
"12/98." |
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UNINA9910798503203321 |
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Theological and ethical perspectives on climate engineering : calming the storm / / edited by Forrest Clingerman and Kevin J. O'Brien |
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Lanham, Maryland : , : Lexington Books, , 2016 |
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©2016 |
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1 online resource (244 p.) |
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Religious Ethics and Environmental Challenges |
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Ecology - Religious aspects |
Environmental geotechnology - Moral and ethical aspects |
Environmental engineering - Moral and ethical aspects |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and |
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Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; I: Climate Engineering and Religion; 1 Playing God: Why Religion Belongs in the Climate Engineering Debate; 2 From the Garden of Eden to Eden's Gardener?-Experiences from Dialogues with Religious Groups on Climate Engineering and Possible Implications for Transdisciplinarity; II: Philosophical and Theological Responses to Climate Engineering; 3 The Temptations ofClimate Engineering; 4 Real Presence:Process Theological Perspectives on Geoengineering the Body of God; 5 Time's Arrow and Narratives of Climate Engineering |
6 Rewriting Mortality: A Theological Critique of Geoengineering and De-ExtinctionIII: Religious Resourcesfor Moral Discernment; 7 Healing the Climate?Christian Ethics andMedical Models for Climate Engineering; 8 Stewards of Irony:Planetary Stewardship, ClimateEngineering, and Religious Ethics; 9 Ritual Responses to Climate Engineering; 10 "First Be Reconciled":The Priority of Repentance inthe Climate Engineering Debate; Appendix: Religion and Climate Engineering: Points of Consensus from Claremont; Contributors; Index |
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Using the resources of theology and ethics to bring religion into the climate engineering debate, this book considers the moral questions raised by scientists, engineers, and philosophers while adding new questions and insights to the debate. Readers new to the discussion will be introduced in an engaging and thoughtful manner, while those who already work on this issue will wrestle with it in a new way. |
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UNINA9911011285003321 |
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Hopkins Andrew |
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Citation and Quotation in Early Modern Architecture : Lost and Found in Translation |
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Berlin/Boston : , : Walter de Gruyter GmbH, , 2024 |
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©2025 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (402 pages) |
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Transcodification: Arts, Languages and Media Series ; ; v.5 |
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Architecture, Modern - Philosophy |
Architecture, Modern - Designs and plans |
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Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter One Rewriting the Fables: Filarete and Ancient Descriptions of Near Eastern Architecture -- Chapter Two Difficulties in understanding Vitruvius -- Chapter Three Sources, Method, Understanding and Misunderstanding in Fra Giocondo's Vitruvius -- Chapter Four Tracing Renaissance Italian Architectural Books in Colonial Mexico -- Chapter Five Conjuring up the Wonders: from text to image -- Chapter Six Twisted Words and Borrowed Wisdom: Misleading Citation in Scamozzi's Idea della architettura universale (1615) -- Chapter Seven Formats and Functions of Large-Scale Calligraphy in Late-Ming and Qing-Period China and the Reconstruction of Architectural Spaces -- Chapter Eight Pirro Ligorio, the 'Megala' Ship and the Cortile Del Belvedere -- Chapter Nine Invention, Imitation and Reiteration: The Case of Bramante's So-Called Palazzo Caprini and its Progeny -- Chapter Ten 'Citing from Memory': Centralized Models and Basilica Plans in Venice of the Early Counter-Reformation -- Chapter Eleven Old Forms with New Functions: Villa Emo and the Amtshaus Wörlitz -- Chapter Twelve Found and Reshaped in Translation: Architectural Models from the Centre to the Periphery -- List of Contributors -- Index. |
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This scholarly work examines the concepts of citation, quotation, and |
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mindset in the context of Early Modern architecture. It explores how architects and theorists drew upon ancient and contemporary texts, architectural designs, and cultural influences in shaping their works. The book highlights the interplay between literary citations and architectural quotations, analyzing historical examples such as Vitruvius, Filarete, Palladio, and Borromini. It also delves into the cultural transmission of architectural knowledge across regions, including Europe and colonial Mexico, and the reinterpretation of architectural forms over time. The book is a collection of essays by various contributors, aimed at an academic audience with interests in architectural history, theory, and the humanities. It provides a critical framework for understanding the intellectual and practical processes behind architectural creation during the Early Modern period. |
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