The Journal des Sçavans was the first academic journal to appear. The first issue was published in Paris in January 1665. It was edited by Denis de Sallo at the instigation of Louis XIV’s first minister, Colbert, whose objective was the state control of new knowledge. This study is based on a sample of texts from the Journal des Sçavans for the per...
The following article deals with the differences between Japanese and Spanish text structure and the influence they have on the translation process. Samples of texts are compared and analyzed in terms of coherence, cohesion and thematic structure. This exercise will prove useful to identify and to exemplify the different trends between both languag...
The Royal Society was founded in 1660 and was made up largely of virtuosi. The Royal Society depended on their subscriptions for survival. Although the Philosophical Transactions had the imprimatur of the Royal Society, it was a private venture of Henry Oldenburg, one of the Royal Society's secretaries. The venture was conceived of as a way of maki...
Published in Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 14-Volume Set
Published in Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 14-Volume Set
Published in Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 14-Volume Set
Č. 11 (2002): Sborník synopsí referátů pro 2. výroční konferenci České společnosti ekonomické / The paper presents an original take on the extensive literature dealing with the various assessment of economic departments, economists, and economic journals. The author analyses three representative academic journals from 1999 to 2002 for similarities ...
The paper presents an original take on the extensive literature dealing with the various assessment of economic departments, economists, and economic journals. The author analyses three representative academic journals from 1999 to 2002 for similarities and differences between the thematic structures of papers by "Czech" and "European" economists. ...
Published in Journal for General Philosophy of Science
The paper justifies the concept of “thematic structure” or “order of knowledge” over the traditional “classification of sciences” due to the uncertainty of many classification criteria. The thematic structure of science has, of course, various levels and various dimensions. Arguments against any forms of separating the humanities from sciences in t...
