Clinical Electroencephalography

Friedman, Joseph Joel

doi:10.1016/s0033-3182(62)72742-8

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“…Gottlieb stated: "I want to express the utmost intensity of the color, bring out the quality, make it expressive. At the same time, I would also like to bring out a certain immaterial character that it can have, so that it exists as sensation and a feeling and that it will carry nuances which are not necessarily inherent in the color, which are brought out by juxtaposition 39 ." e graying effect of the accumulated saturated fatty acids, lead and zinc soaps, and possibly calcium oxalate suppressed the intensity of the red disc and the black blast and undermined the nuances created by their juxtaposition.…”

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Back in Black: getting beneath the haze on Adolph Gottlieb’s Thrust

Digney-Peer,

Centeno,

Arslanoglu

et al. 2023

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Thrust (1959) is an iconic example of Adolph Gottlieb’s series of “Bursts” (1956-1974). The painting is grand in scale and consists of an aggressive thrash of black, gestural strokes beneath a crimson, haloed disc, on a white background. Gottlieb said that given the limited palette, his color choices were critical in conveying the emotional quality of his work. The appearance of Thrust was compromised when efflorescence became visible on the surface in 1981; the material presented as a subtle white haze that made the black appear gray. By 1996, the effect had become more pronounced, and the painting was taken off view. Recent curatorial interest in displaying the painting motivated an evaluation of its condition and of treatment options. This paper discusses the painting’s materials and techniques, the composition of the efflorescence as investigated by spectroscopic and chromatographic methods, and considerations given to its treatment.

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Back in Black: getting beneath the haze on Adolph Gottlieb’s Thrust

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Centeno,

Arslanoglu

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“…The James / Patten proposal "may have exerted an influence on me … exactly how great that was I cannot say after all these years " (1910a, 55). His proposal should be broad enough and one aim was "to secure complete freedom of discussion" (1938,132). Already in his early report on the history of the AEA he stated "it was not proposed to form a society of advocates of any political opinion" (1886b, 5).…”

Section: The Foundation Of the American Economic Associationmentioning

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“…But it also "represented a protest against the system of laissez-faire, as expoused by writers of the older school of "orthodox" American economics … There was a pugnacious element in our attitude, for we were young and had the pugnacity of youth" (1938,132). Ely wrote (9 / 6 / 1885) to 158 Helge Peukert…”

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German Influences on American Economic Thought and American Influences on German Economic Thought. Deutsche Einflüsse auf amerikanisches wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Denken und amerikanische Einflüsse auf deutsches Wirtschaftsdenken. Studien zur Entwicklung der ökonomischen Theorie XXXII.

Hagemann¹

2017

Schriften Des Vereins Für Socialpolitik

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Influenced in direction of work, especially in having my attention drawn to social problems. Never agreed to Schmoller's idea that there are not general laws in economics, but got much stimulus from him. Während der für diesen Band verfasste Beitrag von Balabkins nicht auf der Berliner Tagung präsentiert wurde, hielt Jürgen Backhaus dort einen Vortrag über Schmollers amerikanischen Studenten William Edward Burghardt Du Bois (1868-1963), der nach seinen Studien an der Harvard University von 1892-94 in Heidelberg bei Max Weber und in Berlin bei Schmoller und Treitschke studierte und nach seiner Rückkehr in die USA 1895 von der Harvard University als erster Afroamerikaner mit einer Arbeit über den transatlantischen Sklavenhandel promoviert wurde. Du Bois wurde später ein führender Vertreter der schwarzen Bürgerrechtsbewegung in den USA. Die beiden nachfolgenden Beiträge von Hansjörg Klausinger und Harald Hagemann beziehen sich vor allem auf den Zeitraum von 1933-45, in dem der bereits während und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg einsetzende internationale Bedeutungsverlust deutschsprachiger Wissenschaft rapide akzelerierte. Klausinger konzentriert sich in seiner Analyse der kritischen bis feindlichen

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“…Friedman andFriedman, 1962 and would argue that capitalism, albeit in several forms, has been very successful in increasing wealth and well-being globally and that while not perfect is the 'best' approach available. It could be claimed that capitalism has also co-evolved with society and its structures, seats of power and organization of activities to the extent that it has become incomparable with the economic system analysed by Ricardo (1817Ricardo ( /1951.…”

Section: Between No Future and Business-as-usual: Exploring Futures Omentioning

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