Übersetzung für 'Kristeller' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Kristeller maneuver <KM> [Am.] [also: Kristeller's maneuver]

Kristeller-Manöver {n} [Kristeller-Handgriff]med.

Kristeller-Handgriff {m} [Handgriff nach Samuel Kristeller]med.

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Kristeller manoeuvre <KM> [Br.] [also: Kristeller's manoeuvre]

Kristeller-Manöver {n} [Kristeller-Handgriff]med.

Kristeller-Handgriff {m} [Handgriff nach Samuel Kristeller]med.

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exertion of Kristeller maneuvers [Am.]

Kristellern {n} [Anwendung des Kristeller-Handgriffs]med.

• Paul Oskar Kristeller: "The rich and complicated work will introduce the attentive reader to a vast number of primary and secondary sources on Western thought from antiquity to early modern times that would otherwise have escaped him".
• For fifteen years at Columbia University, he served as the Chair of the University Seminar on The Renaissance which he co-founded with Paul Oskar Kristeller.
• This structure was constructed on the former Robert Kristeller Field (a football field in the middle of an athletics track) to the rear of the main building and connected to the 1965 and 1936 wings by skywalks.
• The emphasis of Kristeller's research was on the philosophy of Renaissance humanism. He is the author of important studies on Marsilio Ficino, Pietro Pomponazzi and Giambattista Vico.
• Paul Oskar Kristeller, writing in the "Journal of the History of Ideas," states that Bernal’s work is full of gross errors and that it has not received the criticism it deserves due to political reasons.

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• Dieckmann's personal friends included Paul Valéry, Erich Auerbach, Hannah Arendt, Paul Oskar Kristeller and Ernst Robert Curtius. In 1972 a festschrift was published in her honor.
• As a graduate student, Clark studied Early Christianity alongside philosophy, including a course run by Paul Oskar Kristeller on Hellenic philosophy after Aristotle.
• The general aims of the "Catalogus Translationum et Commentariorum", which have been followed to this date, are set out in the 1958 Preface to Volume I, by its founder and first Executive Editor Paul Oskar Kristeller of Columbia University.
• Thomas Tanselle, Paul Oskar Kristeller, Fredson Bowers, and Jerome McGann.
• Paul Oskar Kristeller was the next authority to write about da Correggio while researching Hermetic documents and manuscripts in the Viterbo Municipal Library.

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• Bühler was born Charlotte Berta Malachowski in Berlin, the elder of two children of Jewish government architect Hermann Malachowski, and his wife Rose (née Kristeller).
• In 2012 he was honored with the Paul Oskar Kristeller Lifetime Achievement Award of the Renaissance Society of America.
• In 2016, the Renaissance Society of America awarded her the Paul Oskar Kristeller Lifetime Achievement Award for recognition of her decades of scholarship.