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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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JOHN RETTIG'S (1858-1932) <i>MONTEZUMA OR THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO</i> (1889): A CASE STUDY OF AMERICAN PAGEANTRY IN CINCINNATI

SIEGRIST, SARAH ELIZABETH 11 June 2002 (has links)
No description available.
John Rettig
spectacle
pageantry
Order of Cincinnatus
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The citizen-officer ideal: a historical and literary inquiry

DeBuse, Mark R. 03 1900 (has links)
Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited / Due to their unique expertise, military officers have always held a special position within Western society. Yet, while individuals who have demonstrated knowledge of warfare and prowess in battle have long been held in high regard by society and the members of their profession, it is those who have also demonstrated the ideals of citizenship and chivalry who serve as the icons for thoughtful military officers. The purpose of this thesis is to examine the evolution of the citizen-officer ideal- through a close study of historical and literary case studies. By establishing a common theme or values among completely separate exemplars of this ideal, a continuum joining Odysseus, Cincinnatus, Beowulf, and Gawain to Washington, Chamberlain, and Marshall might eventually be carried forward to the present and the modern military officer. Specific focus is given to the roles that classical notions of citizenship and the Code of Chivalry have played in shaping the ethos of the American officer. / Lieutenant, United States Navy
Citizenship
Chivalry
Armed Forces
Officers
Historic sites
George Washington
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
George C. Marshall
Citizenship
Beowulf
Sir Gawain
Cincinnatus
Chivalry
Citizen-officer
Citizen-soldier
Soldierstatesman
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CINCINNATO E LA GENS QUINZIA: GENESI DI UN PARADIGMA / Cincinnatus and the gens Quinctia: genesis of a paradigm

MAZZOTTA, MARIA CHIARA 04 April 2016 (has links)
la ricerca si propone lo studio della figura di Lucio Quinzio Cincinnato, paradigma di vir Romanus della prima età repubblicana, e della sua gens di appartenenza, la gens Quinzia, lungo tutto l'arco della sua esistenza. Scopo del lavoro è quello di decodificare come è stata costruita nel tempo, da parte della cultura romana, la figura esemplare di Cincinnato, evidenziando gli eventuali aspetti storici della sua vicenda e le possibili stratificazioni storiografiche e “ideologiche” successive che ne hanno fatto un personaggio paradigmatico della storia di Roma. / The research aims to study the figure of Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, a paradigmatic vir Romanus of the early roman Republic, and his belonging clan, the gens Quinctia, throughout its existence. Aim of the work is to decode how it was built over time by the roman culture, the exemplary figure of Cincinnatus, highlighting any historical aspects of his story and the subsequent historiographical and "ideological" layers that have made it a paradigmatic character of the roman history.
L-ANT/03: STORIA ROMANA

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