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Strofoida - a set of verses graphically separated in the text of a poetic piece, corresponding to a separate whole body of content, but not realizing any of the traditional strofessional patterns. It occurs especially in a free poem. Another name for strofoids is quasi-strophe. The soprano builds the epitaph of Robert Southey Thalaba the Destroyer: No tear reliev'd the burthen of her heart;' Stunn'd with the heavy woe, she felt like one Half-waken' d from a midnight dream of blood. But sometimes when the boy Would wet her hand with tears. And, looking up to her fix'd countenance, Sob out the name of Mother, then did she Utter a feeble groan. At length collecting, Zeinab turn'd her eyes To heaven, exclaiming: "Praised be the Lord! He gave, He takes away! The Lord our God is good!" In Polish literature, strophes are found in Adam Mickiewicz's works. Ode to youth is made up of nine such units. Look down - where the eternal fog obscures A field o...

Kaleckian economics - is the theory of the Polish economist Michał Kalecki, based on the widely understood Keynesian tradition, but referring to the Marxist tradition. This factor, as well as other clearly different aspects of John M. Keynes's theory, allowed to distinguish Kaltenian economics as one of the post-Keynesian schools. The basic element of Kalecki's theory (like J.M. Keynes) is the principle of effective demand and the overriding role of investment in profit generation and business cycle. Unlike Keynes, drawing attention to the changes in production, Kalecki focuses on capitalist changes and the importance of dividing income between social classes. Kalecki, more than Keynes, saw the factors influencing investment decisions. While Keynes exposed the importance of uncertainty and money, Kalecki drew attention to the actual current yield and cost of obtaining credit. Kalecki built a macroeconomic model explaining the causes of mass unemployment in the 1930s by i...

Szaja Rosenblatt (born December 10, 1841 in Lodz, died December 30, 1921) - Lodz entrepreneur, founder of the factory. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Lodz merchant Dawid Rosenblatt (1817-1857) and Tauby of Sonenberg. In 1858 he founded a small textile factory in Lodz at ul. Piotrkowska 65. In 1873 launched a spinning machine and in 1885 mechanical weaving. The company grew rapidly, producing cheap cotton fabrics. After the acquisition in 1888 of the Brothers Trilling and Izydor Datiner, the company was transformed into the Szai Rosenblatta Cotton Product Joint Stock Company in 1892 and had a large industrial area of ​​7.6 hectares between Dluga, Karola, Pańska and Radwanska streets (now Stefanowskiego, Żwirki, Żeromskiego and Radwańska). At the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth century, the company had a weaving mill, spinning mill, bleacher, dyeing machine and warehouses. After the death of the founder, the company began to decline and in the 1930s it was declared bankrup...

Flaryjan Zhdanovich, white. Фларыян Паўлавіч Ждановіч, ps. Ivan Karaś (born October 28, 1884 in Minsk, died October 20, 1942) is a Belarusian actor and director, theatricalist, one of the founders of the professional theater in Belarus, Anton's brother. In 1902 he graduated from Warsaw Drama School, then worked as an actor in Polish theaters in the Russian partition area. Involved in the Belarusian cultural progress, he exhibited in 1913 in Radoszkowicz "Paulinka" Janka Kupala. the program "Belarussian kirmash" and the spectacle "Pa rewizii" by M. Kropiwnicki in Stary Siole near Minsk. For exposing this latter art he threatened the tsar's detention, as a result of which he left for the Crimea - he performed there. in the Russian theater. He soon returned to Minsk, where he worked in the local magistrate for the February revolution. artistic director of the First Society of Drama and Comedy in Minsk. After the end of the Polish-Soviet War in 1...

Transparent hut model of 1429 Pavilion or transom, with pavese - a kind of quadrilateral, high (even to the height of an adult's shoulders), with a vertical bump in the center. Heavy, made of wood covered with top sheet or leather, decorated with murals. On the inside, most of them had belts similar to the harness for transport, and in the middle of the handle was a handle large enough to hold it with both hands. Often, the lower edge of the disc was provided with a spur or spur, allowing the disc to be immobilized by pushing it into the ground; In addition, a wooden stand was sometimes used on the substrate. At times, it also had a cutout (viewfinder) at the top, which facilitated the use of crossbows or firearms. In the variant used for the driving formation, it had a cut to facilitate the use of the copy. She appeared in the 13th century in the Mazovia, Prussia and Lithuania as a shield of riding, but later she was used more often by infantry; It was particularly useful in t...

Gołoborze on the slope of Łysa Góra (Łyska) - Łysogóry, Świętokrzyskie Mountains Rock Boulder - the geological formation of rock crumbs and rock blocks, usually with angular shapes. In geodesy, the rock and gravel of various sizes with heterogeneous genesis, forming a complex often scattered on a large surface, produced by the slope and slope processes, or in weathering processes are called rock boulders. Rock fragments can remain in the air (rubble cover)), accumulate on the slopes (cobblestone) or at their foot (scrape). Scouts in the Tatras and the pigeons in the Świętokrzyskie Mountains are examples of rocky rock. The springs from rock rubble are called blush. wiki

Henryk Hilarowicz Henryk Hilarowicz (born 1890 in Warsaw, died July 3, 1941 in Lviv) - Polish surgeon, professor at the Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv. Curriculum vitae He was grandson of Hilary Nusbaum and the son of the eminent zoologist Joseph Nusbaum (from 1907 Nusbauma-Hilarowicz) and Rozalia from Głębocki. He completed his medical studies at the Faculty of Medicine of the Lviv University and was permanently associated with Lviv. Particular merit was made during the Russian invasion in 1914, as a physician in the Lviv surgical ward, and during the defense of Lvov in 1918-1919 as a physician of the third aviation group. In 1929 he was habilitated in the field of surgery, he was a docent and since 1939 a titular professor in the Department of Surgery of the University of Jan Kazimierz. He has been a member of the International Surgical Society of Brussels (since 1929). He was very good at practicing medicine, and his colleagues told him, "If I had to operate, I w...