Nicholas of Cusa (NC) (1401-1464) is one of the most prominent neo-platonic philosophers of the Renaissance. Son of a rich merchant, he studied liberal arts and canon law in Heidelberg (1416), Padua (1417-1423) and Cologne (1425-1426). His time in Padua let him breathe the free air of Italian quattrocento. There he first met some of his later friends who would become influential men of Church, ...

Here's how it would work. You would be asked, in a computerized exhibit, to choose your favorite actor or a character in a specific Shakespearean scene. Then, a filmed image of the character or actor you chose would appear on a large wall screen and begin addressing his or her lines directly to you. When your turn to speak comes, all you would then do is to read out the lines scrolling by at th...

This paper is concerning with the cultural heritage presented Web Inusems used for the reconstructing human memory of the interethnical influences into the culture. The museums represent the cultural heritage and patrimony, the Web musems contain both the digital documents and multimedia techniques.So, the paper describes the instruments used to reveal the people the oriental influnces into Rom...

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down by Ridley and Jopling. There was male preponderance in the study with majority of patients (35.7%) in the age goup of 21-30 years. The overall concordance between the clinical and histopathological diagnosis was 57.3%. Maximum concordance was seen in the polar ends of the spectrum with 76.9% in LL and 75.0% in TT. The concordance rate was lower in the borderline groups with 57.3% in BT, 40...