We study how voting rules shape voter coordination in large three-candidate elections. We consider three rules, that differ on the number of candidates that voters can support: Plurality (one), Anti-Plurality (two) and Approval Voting (one or two). We show that the Condorcet winner is always elected...

ATR Step 3: Pre-Processing and Image Optimisation

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Larissa Will (15 mai 2024)

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By Hippolyte Souvay and Larissa Will Lire la version française de cet article : https://harmoniseatr.hypotheses.org/3271Diesen Artikel auf Deutsch lesen: https://harmoniseatr.hypotheses.org/3742 https://youtu.be/gndjz2YKQYI This blog post is dedicated to image optimization as part of pre-processing....

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Livres et chapitres d'ouvrages

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The personal histories of an immigrant father and his Cape-born son burst from some tattered Hebrew notebooks and a translucent typescript, giving the Jewish diasporic settlement in South Africa an immediacy seldom encountered before. The manuscripts of two Schrires – Reb Yehuda Leib (1851-1912) and...

Appel à contribution : « De coloribus. Material, Symbolic and Social Crossroads of Medieval and Renaissance Painting », date limite le 29 mai 2023

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Juliette Brack (6 mai 2023)

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Colour, both in its material and light dimensions, played a leading role in Medieval and Renaissance visual culture. Taking part in altarpieces, sculptures, architecture, tapestries, wall paintings and illuminated manuscripts, colour embraced multiple variants. Likewise, the translucent, ethereal bu...

Rapid grain boundary diffusion in foraminifera tests biases paleotemperature records

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Arthur Adams et al. (27 avr. 2023)

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The oxygen isotopic compositions of fossil foraminifera tests constitute a continuous proxy record of deep-ocean and sea-surface temperatures spanning the last 120 million years. Here, by incubating foraminifera tests in 18O-enriched artificial seawater analogues, we demonstrate that the oxygen isot...

Kind One by Laird Hunt, or a Tale of a Real Twice Lost: Writing the Individual and Collective Memory of Slavery

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Anne-Julie Debare (30 sept. 2022)

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Cet article se propose d’analyser les outils et stratégies mises en œuvre par la fiction, en particulier par le roman Kind One de Laird Hunt (2012), pour tenter de surmonter la résistance du réel, ici l’expérience brutale de l’esclavage aux États‑Unis, pour tenter de ranimer le souvenir collectif de...

Veils of the Revolution

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Nicole Pellegrin (21 juin 2022)

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The recent visibility of Islamic culture in France may lead us to forget the customary “veils” that French women have traditionally worn: scarves, bandanas, coiffes, hats, and loosely draped fabrics worn at religious ceremonies and on formal occasions. At communions, weddings and funerals, women hav...

Shattered Glass – An Unusual Alteration Process in a 5th-Century BCE Archaeological Glass

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Teresa Palomar et al. (2022)

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This study presents a very unusual type of deterioration in an archaeological glass object: glass shattering. The glass objects studied were recovered from the Casas del Turuñuelo archaeological site in Guareña, Spain, which dates to the 5 th century BCE. Two translucent bowls presented typical type...

Shattered Glass – An Unusual Alteration Process in a 5th-Century BCE Archaeological Glass

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Teresa Palomar et al. (2022)

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Shattered Glass – An Unusual Alteration Process in a 5th-Century BCE Archaeological Glass

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Teresa Palomar et al. (2022)

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Shattered Glass – An Unusual Alteration Process in a 5th-Century BCE Archaeological Glass

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Teresa Palomar et al. (2022)

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Guerilla Memorialisation in the Wake of Slavery’s Legacy: African Atlantic Art in the 1990s

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Alan Rice (26 oct. 2021)

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This paper contrasts American-born, Kara Walker’s dark vision of the history of the American South with Cuban-born Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons translucent installations about migration and the legacies of the Transatlantic Slave Trade and Lubaina Himid’s dynamic works about black women and the ocean...

On the connectivity of fabrics: 'Gaia mother tree' by Ernesto Neto

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Leena Crasemann (7 juin 2021)

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In 2018, the Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto created, through a collective process, a monumental textile installation in the main station of Zurich called Gaia mother tree that was organised by the Fondation Beyeler. The textile object looks like a twenty-meter high plant, that reaches up to the ceili...

Illuminating yellow and red feathers in museum exhibits: Microfading tests and light sensitivity of their bio-pigments

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Aurélie Tournié et al.

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Microfading tests were introduced into the field of conservation to help collection managers and conservators adapt their lighting policies to light-sensitive artifacts. This technique consists in intensively illuminating a small surface (diameter of 1 mm 2) while simultaneously monitoring the color...

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Michel Lavigne et al. (19 févr. 2021)

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