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Hypatia; Special Issue - Women and Violence. Vol. 11, No. 4, Fall 1996 by Bat-Ami Bar On, 1996-01-01
HYPATIA Or New Foes with an Old Face by KINGLSEY Charles, 1927
Hypatia: Or, Woman and knowledge (Today and tomorrow series) by Dora Winifred Black Russell Russell, 1925
Charles Bradlaugh: A Record Of His Life And Work By His Daughter Hypatia Bradlaugh Bonner V1 by Hypatia Bradlaugh Bonner, John M. Robertson, 2007-07-25
Hypatia: Or, New Foes with an Old Face / by Charles Kinglsey, Jun. ... Reprinted from "Fraser's Magazine.", Volume 1 by Charles Kingsley, 2010-04-09
Hypatia V1-2 (1899) by Charles Kingsley, 2010-09-10
Hypatia by Arnulf Zitelmann, 1990-01-01
Hypatia: Or, New Foes With an Old Face. V. 2 by Charles Kingsley, 2009-04-27
On the Methods of Famous Teachers Lao Tzu Gautama Zeno Socrates Jesus, Hypatia, Muhammad, Hildegard, Clare, Nightingale, Galileo and Gandhi by Anthony Barton, 1991-06
Hypatia (Spanish Edition) by Pedro Galvez, 2010-01-30
Hypatia by Elbert Hubbard, Fra Elbert Hubbard, 2010-05-22
Hypatia, Or, New Foes with an Old Face, Volumes 1-2 by Charles Kingsley, 2010-03-16
Hypatia, Oder, Neue Feinde Mit Altem Gesicht, Volume 1 (German Edition) by Charles Kingsley, Christian Karl Josias Bunsen, 2010-02-04
Hypatia: Roman Aus Dem Altertum (German Edition) by Fritz Mauthner, 2010-01-10

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Hypatia - Revista De Divulgación Científico-Tecnológica Del Gobierno Del Esta
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UCI Political Science Welcome
Includes information on faculty, research, and academic programs.
http://hypatia.ss.uci.edu/ps/

Extractions: The University of California, Irvine, (UCI) ranks among the top research universities in the nation. The UCI enrollment of 20,000 undergraduates and 3,600 graduate students is large enough to provide an active university environment, while still small enough to preserve a friendly, personal atmosphere. UCI is the ninth campus, having opened in 1965, of the ten campuses of the University of California. The Department of Political Science is a nationally-ranked, top-30 department. In 2001, the Department was ranked 29th by U.S. News and World Report. Its faculty members have achieved distinction in research and professional visibility. Three members of the faculty (David Easton, Bernard Grofman, and Jack Peltason) are fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences . Other faculty members have served as officers of the major professional associations, including the American Political Science Association, International Studies Association, and International Society of Political Psychology. The Department has attained a reputation for producing the very best innovative and interdisciplinary scholarship. Faculty are engaged in the study of such key questions as the politics of advanced and democratizing societies, international cooperation and peace, the politics of racial and ethnic minority groups, and the origins of altruism and morality and their impact on world politics.
Hypatia: Document Delivery
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Extractions: Looking for an article from an issue of Hypatia? Now you can order individual articles delivered to your door or your e-mail account, or download them directly from this Web site. For details on ordering, look at our pricing sheet For ordering articles from an issue of Hypatia, please select an issue from the list at right. Feminist Science Studies: Articles by Elizabeth Anderson, Sandra Harding, Kathleen Okruhlik, Laura Ruetsche, Sharyn Clough, Edrie Sobstyl, Joseph Rouse, Kirsten Campbell, Lisa H. Weasel, Nancy Tuana, Londa Schiebinger, Deboleena Roy, Sharon Crasnow, and Kristina Rolin, plus book reviews. Hypatia 18.4
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Center For Global Peace Anc Conflict Studies
Center for Global Peace Conflict Studies University of California, Irvine 3151Social Science Plaza Irvine, CA 926975100 Telephone (949) 824-6410 FAX (949
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Hypatia -- Encyclopædia Britannica
Visit Britannica Store, Encyclopædia Britannica, hypatia Encyclopædia BritannicaArticle. To cite this page MLA style hypatia. Encyclopædia Britannica.
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Hypatia
Offers a biography and related background information.
http://itsa.ucsf.edu/~snlrc/encyclopaedia_romana/greece/paganism/hypatia.html

Extractions: Socrates, Ecclesiastical History (VII.15) Of the little that is known about Hypatia, this account by Socrates Scholasticus, which was written about AD 450, is the best and most substantial. He ascribes her death, not to her paganism but to her politics. A different perspective of Hypatia's death is conveyed by John of Nikiu, whose account complements that of Socrates. He blames Hypatia for the prefect's recalcitrance and believes the rumors which were spread that "...she was devoted at all times to magic, astrolabes and instruments of music, and she beguiled many people through Satanic wiles. And the governor of the city [Orestes] honoured her exceedingly; for she had beguiled him through her magic. And he ceased attending church as had been his custom....And he not only did this, but he drew many believers to her, and he himself received the unbelievers at his house." The Chronicle of John, Bishop of Nikiu (LXXXIV.87-88) It was after these events, relates John, that Hypatia was sought out by the mob and killed. Her most adoring pupil was Synesius, a bishop in the church who had died several years earlier. He addresses seven letters to Hypatia and refers to her in several more. Indeed, on his deathbed, he writes to her as "mother, sister, teacher, and withal benefactress, and whatsoever is honoured in name and deed" (Ep.16). She is "my most revered teacher" (Letter to Paeonius) and the one "who legitimately presides over the mysteries of philosophy" (Ep.137). And, in a letter written two years before her own death, he says "I account you as the only good thing that remains inviolate, along with virtue. You always have power, and long may you have it and make a good use of that power" (Ep.81). One can understand that such an influential woman would have occasion to meet with the magistrates of the city, and that such familiarity would be offensive to her enemies.
Encyclopædia Britannica
hypatia Encyclopædia Britannica Article. born c. 370, Alexandria, Egyptdied March 415, Alexandria This left hypatia in a precarious situation.
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"The Martyrdom Of Hypatia", Mangasar Magurditch Mangasarian, 1915?
Transcript of speech first in 1915 provides a detailed account of the events leading up to her death.
http://www.polyamory.org/~howard/Hypatia/Mangasarian.html

Extractions: A speech given before the Independent Religious Society at the Majestic Theater in Chicago Our subject this morning takes us to the city of Alexandria, one of the greatest intellectual centers in the days when Athens and Rome still ruled the world. The capital of Egypt received its name from the man who conceived and executed its design Alexander the Great. Under the Ptolemies, a line of Greek kings, Alexandria soon sprang into eminence, and, accumulating culture and wealth, became the most powerful metropolis of the Orient. Serving as the port of Europe, it attracted the lucrative trade of India and Arabia. Its markets were enriched with the gorgeous silks and fabrics from the bazaars of the Orient. Wealth brought leisure, and it, in turn, the arts. It became, in time, the home of a wonderful library and schools of philosophy, representing all the phases and the most delicate shades of thought. At one time it was the general belief that the mantle of Athens had fallen upon the shoulders of Alexandria. But there was a stubborn and superstitious Oriental constituency in the city which would not blend with the foreign element namely, the Greeks and the Romans. This antagonism between the Egyptian born and the children of Hellas and Rome, who were Alexandrians only by adoption, was frequently the occasion of street riots, feuds, massacres, and civil wars.
Hypatia Resources At Erratic Impact's Feminism Web
hypatia resources at Erratic Impact s Feminism, Women in Philosophy Web.Resources include annotated links hypatia. hypatia was the daughter
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Extractions: Dear Future People is a novel which describes the climax of the Hellenic Age in Egypt. Events follow historic accounts of the civil war between Rome and Constantinople, the destruction of the Temple of Serapis, the ethnic cleansing and massacre of Gothic youth, and a trip down the Nile to seek a prophesy for Emperor Theodosius. Hypatia, a woman, was destined to stand at the center of this time of political power struggle. In translation, quotes from the period are woven into the story. Hypatia was born in the later part of the Roman Empire, an era when women were not free to pursue careers. This was a time when orthodox belief effectively wiped out centuries of scientific discovery. Ancient Greek works were torched and scholars were murdered. Hypatia was the last proprietor of the Hellenic Age wonder, the Library of Alexandria. She is portrayed as a young adult facing the issues of a changing world. The reader will discover uncanny parallels to many current situations within the United States and, indeed, the world. Hypatia, a real, historically documented heroine, is a find for today's young adults who are searching for strong, non-fiction role models.
43-1-b-Hypatia
Translate this page Durante quince siglos se pensó que hypatia era la única mujer de ciencia enla historia. Bibliografía en la red hypatia en la red Michigan, USA.
http://thales.cica.es/rd/Recursos/rd97/Biografias/43-1-b-Hypatia.html

Extractions: En el siglo IV se dio en El padre de Hypatia, , etc". de Diofanto , en ocho libros . Apolonio de Perga de Euclides Almagesto ("Gran libro"). El sistema de Tolomeo , en el siglo XVI. Es posible que el astrolabio plano Cyrilo Descartes Newton y Leibniz McCabe, p. 271. Cit. en Marrou, p. 134. Cit. en McCabe, p. 269. Alic, Margaret, " . Ed. Siglo XXI (1981). [El original es de 1986]. Gibbon, Edward, " The decline and fall of the Roman Empire" , 3 vols., Nueva York, Modern Library, s.f. Hubbard, Elbert, " Great teachers ", vol. 1V de " Little journeys to the homes of the great" , Cleveland, World Publishing, 1928. Iacobacci, Rora F.: "Women in Mathematics", en The Arithmetic Teacher, Lesko, Barbara S., " The remarkable women of ancient Egypt" , Berkeley, B.C.Scribe (1978). Momigliano, Arnaldo (ed.) " The conflict between paganism and christianity in the fourth century", Londres, Oxford University Press, 1963. Marrou, H.I., "Synesius of Cyrene and Alexandrian neoplatonism" # 126-150 de Momigliano, A. McCabe, Joseph, "Hypatia", en
Berli's Star Trek Shack
Includes humor and criticism about series.
http://hypatia.slashcity.org/trekshack/
Hypatia O The Divine Algebra, A CurtainUp Review
A CurtainUp Review hypatia or The Divine Algebra by Les Gutman For As fastidiouslyconceived by Bob McGrath, hypatia is something to behold more than follow.
http://www.curtainup.com/hypatia.html

Extractions: For those of you who missed Rinne Groff's math play, The Five Hysterical Girls Theorem , my recent review linked below, Mac Wellman has scheduled something in the nature of a make-up class. It considers Hypatia (Sophia Fox-Long), the 5th Century mathematician, pagan philosopher and inventor considered so inherently dangerous that Christian monks found it necessary to drag her through the streets of Alexandria, Egypt, before dismembering and then burning her body. Wellman's new play follows Hypatia's imaginary trajectory from that spectacle through 8th Century Byzantium and then on to the early 20th Century, when she wanders into Alexandria, Virginia and first lays eyes on a bicycle. With the wide-eyed innocence of a child, she trades her most valuable possession for the bike.
Hypatia Of Alexandria
A collection of historical references, images, and quotes.
http://www.skeptical-christian.net/evidence/hypatia.html

Extractions: An image presumed by some to favor Hypatia of Alexandria HYPATIA (370?-415 A.D.), Greek philosopher, born in Alexandria, daughter of the mathematician Theon (q.v.). She assisted her father in his writings, and succeeded him as lecturer on mathematics and Greek philosophy. Her intellectual gifts and her beauty attracted students from foreign countries; and her judgment was so respected that the city magistrates of Alexandria consulted her on important cases. In about 400 A.D. she was the undisputed leader of the Neoplatonic school of philosophy at Alexandria (see NEOPLATONISM). She was the author of commentaries on ancient astronomical and mathematical works. Because of her association with Orestes, the pagan prefect of Alexandria who opposed the persecution of the Jews and other non-Christians initiated by Bishop Cyril (see CYRIL, SAINT), Hypatia was murdered by a mob of Christians and her body was burned. She is the heroine of the historical romance Hypatia (1853) by the English novelist Charles Kingsley.
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Star Trek Fan Fiction Mailing Lists And Archives
Directory of active Star TrekTOS fan fiction mailing listsmailing lists, newsgroups and archives for Star Trek fan fiction. Listings are arranged by category according to importance, generality, activity level, etc.
http://hypatia.slashcity.org/slash/mailinglists.html

Extractions: Links and Recs I've tried to arrange listings in each category in a somewhat logical order, importance/generality/activity level leading the list. ASC codes FAQ . I.e. U/R = Uhura/Rand; Mc/Saa = McCoy/Saavik.) Don't see your list here? Drop me a line. I'm looking for more Original Series mailing lists and archives, and I'd prefer mailing lists that aren't utterly dead. Please send me additions and corrections! Hypatia Kosh (athena_sapp ho a t yahoo.com) Newsgroups alt.startrek.creative alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated These groups are available, in part, as Yahoo!Groups (see below). Both ASC and ASCEM are accessible using Google Groups , although posting to ASCEM via UseNet has become increasingly unreliable. Old posts are available in both the Google and e-Scribe archives.
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Hypatia Of Alexandria - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
hypatia. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 2001. hypatia. Cyril of Alexandria (a personal and political enemy of theprefect of Egypt, who was believed to have been hypatias lover).
http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypatia_of_Alexandria

Extractions: Other languages: Deutsch Svenska From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Hypatia of Alexandria (c. 370 - ) was a neo-Platonic philosopher and mathematician, who was murdered by a Christian crowd, led by a cleric named Peter, in March, 415 CE. Several works are attributed to her by later sources, including commentaries on Diophantus 's Arithmetica , on Apollonius 's Conics and on Ptolemy 's works, but none have survived. She was the daughter of Theon , the last fellow of the Museum of Alexandria, which was adjacent to or included the main Library of Alexandria . Hypatia did not teach in the Museum, but received her pupils in her own private home. Theophilus , the patriarch of Alexandria, had destroyed some "pagan" temples in the city in , which may have included the Museum and certainly included the Serapeum (a temple and "daughter library" to the Great Library). In 391, Emperor Theodosius had published an edict which prohibited visiting pagan temples, and Christians in the entire Roman Empire had embarked on an intense campaign to destroy pagan places of worship. Hypatia clearly lived during a power struggle between pagans and tolerant Christians on the one side, and dogmatic Christians who demanded the final destruction of paganism on the other. Hypatia herself was a pagan, but was respected by many Christians, and exalted by some (though by no means all) later Christian authors as a symbol of virtue, often portrayed as a life-long virgin. These later accounts should not be seen as strict historical records, though, as they often contradict each other.
Beautiful Sarai Howard Pics
Fan page for Sarai, also known as Feminem, featuring photos.
http://hypatia.slashcity.org/scholarly/sarai.html

Extractions: Hypatia Kosh: STPB Trek Shack Trek Fanfiction This is an unabashed worship page for Sarai Howard. I don't give a fig for her music (forgettable) but she is beautiful, and so I have created this shrine for her. Please be my girlfriend, Sarai! I promise not to bug you too much about the music thing. Sarai Facts Sarai's Reviews Okay, so she's not particularly bright and not particularly special. (Sorry, Sarai.) But she is great to look at! These are publicity shots from Sarai's website, which apparently date to mid-July, 2003. The photographer is Rod Spicer.

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