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(2)/V/501 S., brosch., neuwertig! (FAU Studien aus der Philosophischen Fakultät, Band 10) - Traugott Hahn (1875-1919), Pfarrer, Universitätsprediger und Professor für praktische Theologie in Dorpat/Tartu (Estland), war der wohl bekannteste der "baltischen Märtyrer". - Die Forschung der letzten Jahre hat herausgearbeitet, daß der 1919 von Bolschewisten ermordete Pfarrer nach dem ersten Weltkrieg gerade durch sein Martyrium in Deutschland eine Wirkungsgeschichte hatte. Der Blick auf das geistliche und theologische Profil dieses Mannes stand dabei nicht so sehr im Zentrum des Interesses. Eine größere Untersuchung zu Leben und Wirken, Spiritualität und Theologie Traugott Hahns fehlt. Dieses Buch bemüht sich, diese Lücke mit einem historischen und theologischen Teil zu schließen. - Alle bisherigen Würdigungen Traugott Hahns fußen auf den Lebenserinnerungen der hinterbliebenenen Witwe und auf den von ihr vorgenommenen Veröffentlichungen seiner Predigten. Angesichts einer schmalen Quellenbasis sind in dieser Untersuchung zum ersten Mal Vorlesungsverzeichnisse der theologischen Fakultät in Dorpat aus den Jahren 1893-1918, Artikel der Dorpater Zeitung ab dem 18. Januar 1919, Briefe aus dem Nachlaß, unveröffentlichte Predigten Traugott Hahns sowie Mitschriften seines Konfirmandenunterrichts ausgewertet worden.

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When Karl Traugott Queisser, trombonist in the Gewandhaus Orchestra, asked Felix Mendelssohn to compose a trombone concerto for him, the composer d...

When Karl Traugott Queisser, trombonist in the Gewandhaus Orchestra, asked Felix Mendelssohn to compose a trombone concerto for him, the composer d...

This introduction to the study of Paul's ethics collects fourteen essays by Adolf von Harnack, Traugott Holtz, Edwin Judge, Bruce Winter, Gern Thiessen, Gerald Harris, Alfred Seeberg, Lars Hartman, Rudolf Bultmann, Michael Parsons, Eduard Lohse, Eckhard Schnabel, Wolfgang Schrage, and Richard Longenecker, together with commentary by the editor, to illumine the origin, context, social dimension, shape, logic, foundations, and relevance of Paul's ethics.

From American Lutherie #49-60. Highlights include: building sound in classic guitars with Jeffrey Elliott; Jimmy D'Aquisto's archtop guitar design evolution; Joseph Curtin updates the viola; French polishing with Eugene Clark; making compensated saddles; resetting a neck with Jeff Traugott; violin scroll carving with Guy Rabut; using hide glue; modern mandolin family; Frank Ford's fretting process; restoration of Barrios' Simplicio guitar; wood identification; detailed step-by-step guitar making tutorials with Charles Fox (flattop), Boaz Elkayam (Kasha/Schneider style), Rene Baarslag (classical), and Tom Ribbecke (archtop); detailed drawings of Martin uke, Barbero flamenco guitar, concert zither, and travel guitar; Michael Darnton's Violin Q&A series; and meet Augie LoPrinzi, Bonnie Carol, David "Kawika" Hurd, David Gusset, Fred Carlson, Gary Southwell, Grit Laskin, Judy Threet, Hermann Hauser III, Joseph Curtin, Paul Jacobson, Joshia de Jonge, Kent Everett, Linda Manzer, Michael Hornick, Paul McGill, Huss&Dalton, R.E. Brune, Shelley Park, and Steve Kauffman.

From American Lutherie #49-60. Highlights include: building sound in classic guitars with Jeffrey Elliott; Jimmy D'Aquisto's archtop guitar design evolution; Joseph Curtin updates the viola; French polishing with Eugene Clark; making compensated saddles; resetting a neck with Jeff Traugott; violin scroll carving with Guy Rabut; using hide glue; modern mandolin family; Frank Ford's fretting process; restoration of Barrios' Simplicio guitar; wood identification; detailed step-by-step guitar making tutorials with Charles Fox (flattop), Boaz Elkayam (Kasha/Schneider style), Rene Baarslag (classical), and Tom Ribbecke (archtop); detailed drawings of Martin uke, Barbero flamenco guitar, concert zither, and travel guitar; Michael Darnton's Violin Q&A series; and meet Augie LoPrinzi, Bonnie Carol, David "Kawika" Hurd, David Gusset, Fred Carlson, Gary Southwell, Grit Laskin, Judy Threet, Hermann Hauser III, Joseph Curtin, Paul Jacobson, Joshia de Jonge, Kent Everett, Linda Manzer, Michael Hornick, Paul McGill, Huss&Dalton, R.E. Brune, Shelley Park, and Steve Kauffman.

Grammaticalization refers to the change whereby lexical terms and constructions serve grammatical functions in certain linguistic contexts and, once grammaticalized, continue to develop new grammatical functions. Paul Hopper and Elizabeth Traugott synthesize research from several areas of linguistics in this revised introduction to the subject. The book includes substantial updates on theoretical and methodological issues that have arisen in the decade since the first edition, as well as a significantly expanded bibliography. Particular attention is paid to recent debates over directionality in change and the role of grammaticalization in creolization. First Edition Hb (1993): 0-521-36655-0 First Edition Pb (1993): 0-521-36684-4

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