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What has the author E I Lutsenko written?
E. I. Lutsenko has written: 'V stranu granita i ozer' -- subject(s): Prakticheskaya akademiya kommercheskikh nauk
When was Shin Mi-Nauk born?
Shin Mi-Nauk was born in 1375.
What has the author Liudmila Il'inichna Kiseleva written?
Liudmila Il'inichna Kiseleva has written: 'Latinskie rukopisi Biblioteki Akademii nauk SSSR' -- subject(s): Akademiia nauk SSSR, Akademiia nauk SSSR. Biblioteka, Catalogs, Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern)
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What has the author Hanna Fruba written?
Hanna Fruba has written: 'Bibliografia publikacji Instytutu sztuki polskiej akademii nauk' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Instytut Sztuki (Polska Akademia Nauk)
What has the author Edward Erazmus written?
Edward Erazmus has written: 'Prawo do nauki w Polsce Ludowej' -- subject(s): Educational law and legislation 'Zarys metodyki podstaw nauk politycznych' -- subject(s): Political science, Study and teaching 'Metodologiczne problemy dydaktyki nauk politycznych' -- subject(s): Political science, Study and teaching
What has the author Eduard Spranger written?
Eduard Spranger has written: 'Phadagogische Perspektiven' -- subject(s): Education, Philosophy 'Die Magie der Seele' -- subject(s): Religion, Philosophy, Psychology, Christianity 'Zur Entstehungsgeschichte der deutschen Volksschule' -- subject(s): Public schools, History 'Berliner Geist' -- subject(s): Intellectual life 'Pestalozzis Denkformen' 'Der Bildungswert der Heimatkunde' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, Geography, History 'Der unbekannte Gott' -- subject(s): God 'Volk, staat, erziehung' -- subject(s): Nationality, Political science, History 'Schillers Geistesart' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Criticism and interpretation 'Grundlegende Bildung, Berufsbildung, Allgemeinbildung' -- subject(s): Vocational education, Education, History 'Die Grundlagen der Geschichtswissenschaft' -- subject(s): History 'O teorii rozumienia i psychologii nauk o duchu' -- subject(s): theory of understanding, psychology of humanistic sciences 'Psychologie des Jugendalters' -- subject(s): Adolescence, Youth, Adolesecent psychology 'Goethes Weltanschauung' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Biography and criticism 'Das Gesetz der ungewollten Nebenwirkungen in der Erziehung' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Education
What is name of Ancient Greek terracotta coffin?
Terracotta coffin (larnax)Minoan, about 1400-1200 BCFrom the Zafer Papoura cemetery, Knossos, CreteThis terracotta coffin comes from a Late Minoan cemetery. The cemetery lay to the north of the town that surrounded the palace at Knossos. Minoan burials were placed in tombs and were frequently made in coffins that were either shaped like bathtubs or chests. Extensive cemeteries of tombs have been found for the period 1400-1200 BC. The coffins were often elaborately painted, with scenes that seem specifically chosen for their funerary significance. The burial was sometimes accompanied by rich grave offerings. It is clear from such cemeteries that Crete remained a prosperous place in the later part of the Minoan period, when the island seems to have been under the control of Mycenaeans from the Greek mainland.Terracotta bathtubs certainly had a domestic use as well, and the chest-shaped coffins also seem to derive their form from domestic furniture. They may copy the shape of wooden chests that were used to store textiles or household goods, though no wooden examples have survived. The base of this coffin is pierced with eleven holes, for reasons that are not certain but which may be connected with funerary use.B. Rutkowski, Larnaksy egejskie (Wroclaw, Zaklad Narodowy im. Osloinskich, Wydawn. Polskiej Akademii Nauk, 1966)
What is the highest degree in Russia?
Russian Federation, have a two-stage research degree obtaining path, generally similar to the doctorate system in Europe. The first stage is named "Kandidat(Кандидат наук) of Sciences" (literal translation means "Candidate of Sciences",) (for instance, Kandidat of Medical Sciences, of Chemical Sciences, of Philological Sciences, and so on). The Kandidat of Sciences degree is usually recognised as an equivalent of Philosophy Doctor (Ph.D.) degree and requires at least (and typically more than) three years of post-graduate research which is finished by defence of a thesis. Additionally, a seeker of the degree has to pass three examinations (a so-called "Kandidate's minimum"): in his/her special field, in a foreign language, and in the history and philosophy of science. After additional certification by the corresponding experts, the Kandidat degree may be recognized internationally as an equivalent of Ph.D. (An unconditional Ph.D. equivalence has been recognized before the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the additional certification in many countries has become required after the steep increase flow of post-Soviet emigration.) The second stage, Doktor nauk, "Doctor of Sciences". It requires many years of research experience and writing of a second dissertation. The degrees of Kandidat and Doktor of Sciences are only awarded by the special governmental agency (Higher Attestation Commission); a university or a scientific institute where the thesis was defended can only recommend to award a seeker the sought degree.For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.
What are the names of ten active volcanoes?
Volcano place year Number of deaths Tambora Jambawa, Indonesia 1815 92,000 Krakatau Krakatau, Indonesia 1883 36,500 Mount Pelle Martinique, west Indies 1902 29,000 Nevada del Ruiz Armero, Columbia 1985 25,000 Mount Enta Sicily, Italy 1669 20,000 Mount Vesuvius Bay of Naples, Italy 79 20,000 Kelut Java, Indonesia 1586 10,000 Laki Iceland 1783 9,500 Santa Maria Guatemala, central America 1902 6,000 Kelut Java, Indonesia 1919 5,000
