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102. Hofstadter 2000 Lecture Features Pulitzer Prize-winning Scientist: 2/00 The Department of Physics will hold its eighth annual robert hofstadter MemorialLectures on Feb. 28 and 29. The lectures were established to honor Nobel http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2000/february23/hofstadter-223.html

Issue of February 23, 2000 Hofstadter 2000 Lecture features Pulitzer Prize-winning scientist The Department of Physics will hold its eighth annual Robert Hofstadter Memorial Lectures on Feb. 28 and 29. The lectures were established to honor Nobel Prize-winning physicist Robert Hofstadter, who served on the physics faculty from 1950 until his death in 1990. This year's speaker will be Hofstadter's son, Douglas, a professor of computer and cognitive science at Indiana University. In addition to his academic research on artificial intelligence, Douglas Hofstadter has achieved widespread acclaim as a popular writer of nonfiction. His book, Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid , earned both the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award in 1980. He also has written books on creativity, the philosophy of mind, Russian literature and a wide range of other topics. Hofstadter received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Stanford in 1965 and a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Oregon 10 years later. In 1988, he joined the computer science faculty at Indiana University, where he also holds adjunct professorships in philosophy, psychology and comparative literature. Hofstadter will discuss his arduous journey from mathematics to physics to cognitive science in a public lecture titled "Musings and Reminiscences of an Ex-Quasi-Physicist," to be held at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28, in Room 201 of the Regional Teaching Facility, 370 Serra Mall, Science and Engineering Quad.

103. Columbia American History Online A teacher examines the competing interpretations of Richard hofstadter, RobertBannister, and Mike Hawkins. Social Darwinism http://caho.columbia.edu/main/topics/APUSH-17-B/

var relativeRoot = "/"; Home Topics APUSH There are 36 items indexed to this topic. You can select a more specific topic to find fewer materials. APUSH-17-B Laissez-faire conservatism Gospel of Wealth Myth of the 'self-made man' Social Darwinism; survival of the fittest Social critics and dissenters Resources: The Search for a Scientific Culture Resource Type: E-Seminar Relevant pages: Introduction American Ambivalence The Impact of The Origin of Species Revolutionary Implications ... Biographies Relevant texts: The Damnation of Theron Ware, or Illumination by Harold Frederic (1896) What Social Classes Owe to Each Other by William Graham Sumner (1883) Relevant transcripts: Casey Blake introduces the seminar. Was there, then, such a thing as a timeless human nature#8212;or a human soul? Beecher and Fiske offered an optimistic resolution of the conflict. Spencer and Sumner argued against attempts to reform society. ... Report of the Magdalen Society Resource Type: Primary Source Led by John Robert McDowell, a Princeton divinity student, the Magdalen Society was founded in 1831 to help reform prostitutes living in the Five Points slum.

104. Ecolint Alumni Authors - Douglas Hofstadter In Le Ton Beau de Marot, hofstadter offers an excellent look at the issues Poetic translation is the soul of this book, and hofstadter subscribes to the http://www.florin.com/ecolint/alumni/authors/hofstadter.html

Authors Douglas Hofstadter Le Ton Beau de Marot In praise of the music of language , this book takes as its point of departure the translation of a poem by Clement Marot, and goes on to delve into creativity, art, and everything. Widely respected as one of the world's great thinkers , Douglas Hofstadter is known by his former classmates as a warm, witty, and engaging fellow. In Le Ton Beau de Marot , Hofstadter offers an excellent look at the issues involved in translation. Poetic translation is the soul of this book, and Hofstadter subscribes to the school of translation believing that the medium and the message are equally important. This book was inspired by the author's attempts to translate a short poem by an obscure French Renaissance poet named Clement Marot. Hofstadter, after tackling this challenge himself, sent out a letter to many friends challenging them to translate it as well. Most of the book consists of discussions of some of the dilemmas of literary translation, with examples drawn from various literary works. Among Hofstadter's favorite examples is Alexander Pushkin's quintessential Russian novel in verse, Eugene Onegin. Fans of Le Ton beau de Marot will be delighted to see his meticulous theories of translation put into practice his English language translation of Alexander Pushkin's novel-in-verse: Eugene Onegin Hofstadter employs Pushkin's demanding original rhyme scheme, devising dozens of ingenious rhymes-and recounts his delighted immersion in Pushkin and the Russian language, in a beguiling preface that's almost as much fun as the immortal Eugene Onegin itself, according to

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