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Masterpieces from the Depression years include Nightly Riding and Sunrise (1908), the String Quartet Voces Intimae (1909), the Modernist Fourth Symphony (1911), the Bard (1913), and the Naturtar (1913).


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[2] International fame growing in the early 1910s Sibelius made several concert tours abroad.


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Targets included Gothenburg, Riga, Copenhagen, Berlin and Paris.


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Sibelius's star began to become established in the sky of music history.


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In 1912 Sibelius was offered a professorship in composition at the Vienna Academy of Music, which the composer refused, however.


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Sibelius understood that teaching was not his own field.


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In 1914 Sibelius travelled to the United States to attend the Norfolk Music Festival to conduct the premiere of his orchestral piece Aalottaret.


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The corrugator blows in Sibelius's production before unknown, soft impressionistic winds.


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On the occasion of a trip to America, Sibelius was conferred an honorary doctorate from Yale University.


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In addition, the composer went to admire Niagara Falls.


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[2] The reception received by Sibelius's works in the United States was strongly positive, and all the concerts he conducted were sold out.


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Sibelius's streak of touring, which had begun promisingly, was broken into World War I.


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During the war years his income plummeted, and he had to compose many rather trivial commissioned works and small-scale pieces.


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Although during the World War, Sibelius also composed the Fifth Symphony, one of his finest achievements, the first version of which was premiered on the occasion of the composer's 50th anniversary.


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Sibelius strove towards a new form, combining symphony and symphonic poem into symphonic fantasy.


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[2] Around the same time, Sibelius became the subject of language disputes that had chosen in Finland.


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On the occasion of his 50th birthday in 1915, ethnologist Otto Andersson published a pedigree table in the journal Tidning för Musik that highlighted Sibelius's Swedish-speaking country roots.


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A year later, genealogist Eeli Granit-Ilmoniemi made his own genealogy of Sibelius, which appeared in the New Suomettare.


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According to it, Sibelius' ancestors were mainly Finnish-speaking peasants.


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Both inquiries had him furious because Sibelius had considered himself a noble family.


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[12] Wartime bleakness began to dissipate in 1919, when Sibelius took part in the international music festival, the Nordic Music Days for a long time.


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On the occasion of the trip, he met another great Nordic symphonist, Carl Nielsen of Denmark.


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[2] Masterpieces of the 1920s and the Silence of Järvenpää The years 1920—22 were a time of creative break in Sibelius's life.


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After the end of the silence, he began performing abroad again, finishing his mature-period masterpiece, the Sixth (1923) and Seventh (1924) Symphonies.


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The final three symphonies are characterized by serenity and balance.


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[9] At the same time, he found himself experiencing the fate of an aging composer: the work was no longer going at the same rate as before, and self-criticism began to grow disproportionate.


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Sibelius's last large-scale works were the symphonic poem Tapiola (1926) and the music for Shakespeare's play “Storm” (1926).


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1929 saw the birth of the last published works for violin and piano (opus 114—116).


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[2] Reportedly Sibelius' last public composition is Surusoitto for organ, born at the funeral of Akseli Gallen-Kallela, op. 111b (1931), which according to Aino Sibelius is based on material from the Eighth Symphony.


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[13] The composer struggled for years with the Eighth Symphony commissioned by conductor Serge Koussevitzky's Boston Symphony Orchestra.


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Sibelius has been presumed to have burned all material relating to the Eighth Symphony in the 1940s.


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[7] However, still in the 1950s Jean Sibelius stated that the Eighth Symphony is finished as a draft.


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[14] When Jean Sibelius turned 70 on 8 December 1935, a celebratory concert was held in his honour at the newly completed Helsinki Exhibition Hall.


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The orchestra, which was joined by the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra and Radio Orchestra, was conducted by Sibelius' brother-in-law Armas Järnefelt and among the audience were the prime ministers of all Nordic countries, Marshal Gustaf Mannerheim, former presidents K. J. Ståhlberg and Lauri Kr.


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Relander and the future President, Speaker of Parliament Kyösti Kallio.


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Sitting President P. E. Svinhufvud was unable to attend the event due to his illness.


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By its presence, the state wanted to emphasize Sibelius's status as a national symbol.


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The celebration became Sibelius's goodbye to the general public, because after this time he no longer attended public events.


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[15] The appreciation enjoyed by Sibelius was harnessed many times for Finland.


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For example, during the Winter War, a postage stamp was issued in the United States with the image of Sibelius and the text “I need your help” (I need your help).


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Following Finland's reliance on Nazi Germany in the Continuation War, Sibelius was asked to publish an inscription appealing to the Americans and the British to understand the Finnish solution.


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On his birthday, Sibelius was allowed to receive numerous domestic and foreign accolades, including gift cigars from Winston Churchill and Harry S. Truman.


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Health problems Music journalist Vesa Sirén has suggested that Sibelius may have suffered from an essential tremor that caused him problems when he was young and whose symptoms he removed with alcohol.


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The theory has subsequently been supported by several experts.


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Presumably the tremor prevented writing and hampered social life.


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[16] Death Sibelius died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Ainola on 20 September 1957 when he was 91 years old.


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[17] Due to the death of Sibelius, the United Nations General Assembly spent a quiet moment.


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Chairman Sir Leslie Munro said the words of remembrance: “Sibelius belonged to the whole world.


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With his music, he enriched the life of the entire human family.” [18] Sibelius was buried at the expense of the Finnish state in the garden of Ainola.


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[17] Style Sibelius's musical style changed during his career.


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It can be divided into three seasons: the Kalevala romantic period began in Kullervo and continued until 1903 or 1904 (Valse triste).


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The works of the period show an interest in folk poetry and music and the fire of the nationality cause.


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During his European period from 1903 to 1919, Sibelius deliberately undertook a shift away from the circle of national Romanticism towards a European, more classical style.


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The Fourth Symphony in particular has dark and introverted features that the audience didn't always understand.


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The third season (1920-1926) is called the season of synthesis.


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Sibelius's most mature works were born: the Sixth and Seventh Symphonies, Storm and Tapiola.


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[19] Influence in art music circles outside Finland Sibelius has gained recognition as a composer especially thanks to his symphonies, but many of his poems and the Violin Concerto are also famous.


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In the historiography of Western art music, he is often cited as one of the leading symphonists of the 20th century.


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Usually the 4th Symphony as an example of the motif technique and the 7th Symphony as a perfect unified symphonic form are cited as the high points of Sibelius's compositional work.


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In Finland, Sibelius's followers were initially Toivo Kuula and Leevi Madetoja, later symphonists Joonas Kokkonen, Einojuhani Rautavaara, Aulis Sallisinen and Erkki Salmenhaara among others.


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[2] Around the world, Sibelius has been popular, especially in English-speaking countries.


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[9] For cultural tourism in Finland, the composer is of great importance.


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For example, the trip of music tourists is to the Sibelius Monument, Ainola or the Sibelius Museum.


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Sibelius as a Freemason joined the Finnish Freemasons in August 1922.


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He participated six times during the first year of operation in Suomi-looš sessions.


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Visits became less frequent in the following years, perhaps due to foreign travel.


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[20] Sibelius's part of the Masons was mainly just playing the organ and composing ritual music.


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Sibelius later received an honorary membership — only three people have received the corresponding accolade since Sibelius.


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Sibelius's last compositions were Masonic ritual music.


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The names of these compositions are Brother Hymn and Hymn of Praise.


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According to a calculation by Helsingin Sanomat, Sibelius's production was the most lucrative in Finland by copyright fees in 2004.


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[21] On the basis of the tax data of Sibelius's heirs, the Journal estimates the annual return to be up to EUR 1500000.


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This sum is distributed to Sibelius's heirs, of whom there are dozens.


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Under current copyright law, Sibelius's production will be exempt from copyright on 1 January 2028, which marks 70 years since the end of his year of death.


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Works Symphonies No. 1, E minor, op. 39 (1899) Symphony No. 2, D major, op. 43 (1902) Symphony No. 3, C major, op. 52 (1906) Symphony No. 4, A minor, op. 63 (1911) Symphony No. 5, ES major, op. 82 (1915, edited 1916 and 1919) Onion No. 6, D minor, Op. 104 (1923 ) Symphony No. 7, C major, op. 105 (1924) Symphonic Poems Kullervo op. 7 1892 Kullervo is a five-part Kalevala-themed large-volume tone poem, also called the Kullervo Symphony.


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It has been composed for orchestra, male choir, soprano and baritone.


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Sibelius began composing it in Vienna in 1891, and the work was completed after Sibelius returned to Helsinki in 1892.


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Kullervo made Sibelius known as a promising composer, although the work has been criticized for shortcomings in playing and form.


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Sibelius took the composition out of the public eye shortly after the premieres.


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Fairy Tale (En saga) op. 9 (1892, edited 1902) Lemminkäinen op. 22 (1893) Lemminkäinen is a series of four tone poems (also known as legends) with symphonic features such as the four-part and the sonata form of the first part.


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The work has a programmatic Kalevala background and features audible Bruckner and Wagner influences.


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The critic Karl Flodin slated the work in his review, so Sibelius withdrew two volumes, and in 1900 only parts of the Tuonela swan and Lemminkäinen return to home science were published.


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It was not until 1935 that Lemminkäinen was presented as a whole for the second time, and 1954 the work was published in its entirety, when the seats for the second and third volumes were changed.


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Finlandia op. 26 (1899) It was presented with background subtitles by Eino Leino and Jalmari Finne to evoke the spirit of fighting against oppressive power in the Finns.


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Nordic Daughter op. 49 (1906) Night riding and sunrise op. 55 (1908) Bardi op. 64 (1913) Luotar op. 70 (1913) Aalottaret op. 73 (1914) Tapiola op. 112 (1926) Other orchestral works Karelia series, op. 11 (1893) Known inspired by Karelian history orchestral series consisting of parts Intermezzo, Ballad and Alla marcia.


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Loving, op. 14, (1893), for male voices and strings (arr.


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1911 for strings and percussion) Spring Song (Vårsång), op. 16 Valse triste, op. 44 (1903) In memoriam, op. 59 Works for solo instrument and orchestra Violin Concerto in D minor (op. 47, 1904) Six humoresques for violin and orchestra (op. 87 and 89, 1917—18) Series for and for string orchestra (op. 117, found 1983) Chamber music Voces intimae, op. 56, string quartet (1909) Piano compositions Cinq morceaux (“Wood series”) (op. 75, 1914—19) När rönnen blommar (When rowan blossoms) Den ensamma furan (Lonely honka) Aska Pen (Aspen) Björken (Birch) Grane's (Six) Organ Works Intrada, op. 111a (1925) Sorrowback, op. 111b (1931) Stage music King Christian II (op. 27, 1898) Death (op. 44, 1903) Pelléas et Mélisande op. 46 (1905) Belsazar's Beasts (op. 51, 1906, four-part series 1907) Swan (Svaneg) vit) (op. 54, 1908) The Storm, op. 109 (1925) Vowel Music Song of the Athenians (Atenarnes sång), op. 31 no.


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3 (1899), for boy and male voices (unisono), horn septet and percussion the Earth Hymn, op. 95, for mixed choir and orchestra Jäkärimarssi (Jääkärien march), op. 91 (1917), for male choir and piano The Honor March 1929 is an honorary march dedicated to the Vyborg Song Veikot male choir.


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Jean Sibelius composed the song for the choir founded in 1897 in Vyborg and subsequently relocated to Helsinki, of which he is an honorary member.


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To the same words of Eero Eerola, Sibelius had also made an honorary march for VLV in 1920 (Vyborg Lauluveikkot Honor March 1921).


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Five carols, op. 1 (1897—13) Nu står jul vid snöig port (Santa Claus knocks) (Zacharias Topelius, 1913) Nu så kommer julen (Jo it's Christmas here) (Zacharias Topelius, 1913) Det mörknar ute (Jo gets into the evening) (Zacharias Topelius, circa 1897) Julvisa (Christmas Si, I'm not looking for power brilliance) (Zacharias Topelius, 1909) Svarta rosor (Black roses) Men min fågel märks dock icke (op. 36, 1899—1900) Svarta rosor (Black roses) Men min fågel märks dock icke (Vaan mun bird is not included) Bollspelet vid Trianon (Ball play in Trianon) Säv, säv, susa Ringing, ringing, Marssnön Demanten på marssnön (Diamond hangella) Attention Sibelius was voted number 8 in the Great Finns competition in 2004.


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He was awarded the first Sibelius Prize of Wihur (7.5 million marks) on 9 October 1953 [22].


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Sibelius Monument in memory of Sibelius was erected in Helsinki in 1967, designed by Eila Hiltusen.


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It is located in a park that had in 1945 received the name Sibelius Park.


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[2] Sibelius Medals There are reportedly 27 medals published from Composer Master Jean Sibelius, 18 of which are Finnish and 9 are foreign.


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[23] The oldest of the medals dates from 1916 to celebrate Sibelius's 50th birthday and was designed by Ville Vallgren.


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Among others, the following artists have designed executed Sibelius medals: Gerda Qvist, Aarre Aaltonen, Wäinö Aaltonen, Eila Hiltunen, Kauko Räsänen, Kalervo Kallio, Jorma K. Miettinen, Kari Juva, Lasse Sammallahti, Annu Eklund, Hannele Kylänpää and Kaarina Tarka.


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Sibelius competitions The Sibelius-Society organizes the International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition in Helsinki every five years.


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The Sibelius Competition is one of the most prestigious violin competitions in the world.


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The Sibelius Society has also organised Jean Sibelius conducting competitions in Helsinki.


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The Sibelius Song Contests are held in Järvenpää.


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Suggestions for a flagging date for Sibelius and Finnish music art have been made since the 1980s.


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General flagging was first recommended by the Ministry of the Interior on Sibelius's 140th birthday in 2005.


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The Almanac Office approved the 2009 Flagging Day as significant on the 2011 calendar as the established flagging date.


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Sibelius's birthday, 8 December is the day of flagging, the day of Finnish music.


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[24] [25] [26] Rahoja Sibelius's image was on a Finnish 100 mark banknote from 1986 until the entry into use of the euro.


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[2] In 2015, a commemorative two-euro coin was issued to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Sibelius's birth.


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The national side of the two-euro coin, designed by Nora Tapper, depicts Ainola's starry sky and pine trees.


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[27] A mourning postage stamp was issued after Sibelius's death on 8 December 1957.


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It was valued at 30 marks and a print of 2,000,000.


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[28] In total, the following Sibelius-themed stamps have been issued in Finland: [29] 8 Dec 1945:80 years (5 mk) of Jean Sibelius 8 Dec 1957: Jean Sibelius' mourning mark (30 mk) 15 May 1965: Jean Sibelius's 100th birthday (0.25 mk, 0.35 mk) 14 Jan 2004: six Sibelius themes (3 × 1 lk., 3 × 2 lk.)


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11 September 2015:150 years of Jean Sibelius (3 × 1 lk.)


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The asteroid 1405 Sibelius was named after Sibelius, discovered by Yrjö Väisälä 1936 Sibelius Academy 1939 [2] Sibelius Museum 1949 [2] Sibelius Week 1951—1965 (since 1968 Helsinki Festival) Jean Sibelius Violin Competition 1965— [2] Sibelius- High School 1982 [2] Sibelius Hall, Concert Hall in Järvenpää 1987 [2] Jean Sibelius Conductor Competition 1995— [2] Sibelius Hall, Concert and Convention Centre Lahti 2000 Sibelius Song Contest 2007— Jean Sibelius Quartet (String Quartet) Sibelius University, Music College Sibelius Prize in Hämeenlinna 1953 Sibelius Birthhome 1965, Home Museum Hämeenlinna has parks including Sibelius Park in Helsinki, Sibeliuksenpuisto in Kotka, Sibelius Park in Pori and Sibeliuksenpuisto in Hämeenlinna.


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Sibeliuksenkatu in Helsinki, Hämeenlinna, Järvenpää, Kerava, Lahti, Loviisa and Turku, and Sibeliuksenboulevardi in Porvoo.


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[2] Sibelius in the film Timo Koivusalo has directed a film about Sibelius, which premiered in September 2003.


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Young Sibelius is interpreted by Martti Suosalo and the older Sibelius is interpreted by Heikki Nousiainen.


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) | title = Jean Sibelius in his home| location = Helsinki| publisher = Works| year = 2010| version = Images of Björn Soldan and Heikki Aho's film Sibelius in their home| id = ISBN 978-951-851-364-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Carpelan, Axel — Sibelius, Jean| title = Högtärade maestro!


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Högtärade herr baron!


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Korrespondensen mellan Axel Carpelan och Jean Sibelius 1900—1919| location = Helsingfors| publisher = English litteratursällskapet i Finland| year = 2010| version = Utgivare Fabian Dahlström.


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Skrifter utgivna av Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland, 737| isbn = 978-91-7353-372-0| id = ISSN}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Dahlström, Fabian| title = The Works of Jean Sibelius| location = Helsinki | publisher = Sibelius| US-follow| year = 1987| id = ISBN 951-99833-3-3}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Dahlström, Fabian| title= Jean Sibelius: Thematisch-Bibliographisches Verzeichnis seiner Werke| location = Wiesbaden| publisher = Breitkopf & Härtel| year = 2003| id = ISBN 3-7651-0333-0}} Citation error, replace {{cite book| author = Goss, Glenda Dawn| title = Sibelius, American| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2009| id = ISBN 978-951-0-35517-6}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Huttunen, Matti| title = Jean Sibelius: Miniature biography| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 1999| id = ISBN 951-0-22595-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Kilpeläinen, Kari| title = Dissertations on Jean Sibelius| location = Helsinki| publisher = Department of Musicology at the University of Helsinki | year = 1991| version = Doctoral dissertation: University of Helsinki.


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Memoir of a great people| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1986 (2nd edition 1992) | version = Appeared earlier in two-part: Young Sibelius, 1957 and Järvenpää Master, 1960| id = ISBN 951-0-13306-X}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Murtomäki, Veijo | title = Symphonic Oneness: Development of Form Thinking in Sibelius Symphonies| location = Helsinki| publisher = Sibelius Academy| year = 1990| version = Doctoral dissertation: University of Helsinki | id = ISBN 951-95540-6-8}} Murtomäki, Veijo: Sibelius.


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In Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = World of Tunes 3| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 1992| id = ISBN 951-0-15763-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Murtomäki, Veijo| title = Sibelius and Motherland| location = Helsinki| publisher = Oak | year = 2007| id = ISBN 978-951-31-4060-1}} Murtomäki, Veijo: Jean Sibelius's relations with Nazi Germany in a European context.


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Music 3—4/2011, p. 5—68.


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Translated by Juha Saikkonen and Arja Gothoni.


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Skrifter utgivna av Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland| isbn = 978-951-583-288-7| id = ISSN}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Sirén, Vesa| title = Always smoked a cigar: Jean Sibelius contemporaries' eye| location = Helsinki | publisher = Otavah | year = 2000 (2. revised edition 2000) | id = ISBN 951-1-14494-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Sirén, Vesa| title = Finnish conductors: from Sibelius to Salonen, Kajanus to Franc| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 2010| id = ISBN 978-951-21303-1}} Tawaststjerna, Erik: Jean Sibelius 1—5.


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Translated by Tuomas Anhava, Seppo Heikinheimo, Erkki Salmenhaara.


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Huddersfield: Otava, 1965—1988.


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Jean Sibelius

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Jean Sibelius

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Jean Sibelius

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Question: How many suburban areas are there in France?

Monaco

The Principality of Monaco or Monaco (French: Principauté de Monaco, Monegassian: Principatu de Múnegu) is a state in Europe.


Question: How many suburban areas are there in France?

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[1] It is the second smallest independent state in the world by area immediately after the Vatican.


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Monaco

The state covers an area of 1.95 square kilometers, and there are about 30500 inhabitants.


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Monaco

The only bordering France surrounds the country from the north, west and partly south sides.


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Monaco

To the southeast and east, Monaco is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea.


Question: How many suburban areas are there in France?

Monaco

By geography, Monaco is the second smallest independent state in the world after the Vatican.


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Monaco

It is located in the foothills of the Alps on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea near the Italian border 18 kilometres east of Nice and is surrounded by France from three air directions.


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Monaco

[2] The highest point in Monaco is the Chemin des Révoires (161 metres), [3] which is on the slope of Mount Mont Agel.


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Monaco

The top of the mountain is on the French side.


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Monaco

[4] Administratively, Monaco is divided into seven boroughs (quartiers) and two sectors (secteurs).


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Monaco

The current, 2013 split is based on a historic four-part division.


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Monaco

[5] [6] In terms of tourism, Monaco can be divided into six regions.


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Monaco

Fontvieille is an area reclaimed from the sea, [7] with apartments, offices, shopping malls and industry.


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Monaco

A heliport is also located in Fontvielle.


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Monaco

Monaco-Ville is an old town on a rocky outcrop that pushes into the Mediterranean Sea.


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Monaco

There are pedestrian streets and the Prince's Palace.


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Monaco

Moneghetti, along with the Jardin exotique, is a suburban area formed by villas, olive trees and parks.


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Monaco

Condamine is a traditional shopping area.


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Monaco

Monte Carlo has a famous casino with gardens and high-rise hotel buildings.


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Monaco

In Larvitto, you can swim, shop and eat at many restaurants in the area.


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Monaco

[8] The principality is known for its beautiful landscapes and temperate climate.


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Monaco

The average minimum temperature in January and February is 8 degrees Celsius; in July and August, the average maximum temperature is 26 degrees Celsius.


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Monaco

[2] Sea breeze cools the hottest summer day.


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Monaco

Rainfall for the year is about 770mm; there are about 300 pouta days per year.


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Monaco

[7] History The name of Monaco comes from the Greek in the 5th century BCE.


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from the established colony of Monoikos.


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Monaco

The Genoese re-established the colony in 1215.


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Monaco

The Genoese House of Grimaldi rose to power in 1297 when François Grimaldi conquered the fortress.


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Monaco

For the period 1789—1814, Monaco, due to the Revolution, was directly under French administration as completely non-autonomous.


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Monaco

The Congress of Vienna decreed Monaco as a protectorate of the Kingdom of Sardinia from 1815, as it remained until 1860.


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Monaco

Monaco's independence was restored by an 1861 treaty with France.


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[2] The Prince of Monaco was an autocrat until the enactment of the Constitution in 1911.


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In July 1918, in the context of the Peace of Versailles, limited French protection was agreed, and that Monaco would sympathise with France in political, military and economic matters.


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Monaco

[2] In World War II, Prince Louis II tried to keep his country neutral, even though he supported the government of Vichy France.


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Monaco

Later, Italy occupied Monaco in November 1942, forming a fascist puppet government in the country.


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Monaco

[9] Following the collapse of Mussolini's power, Germany occupied the country on September 8, 1943.


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Monaco

During the occupation, among others, René Blum, the founder of the Ballet de l'Opera, a French-Jew, found himself in the concentration camp Auschwitz, where he died.


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Monaco

[10] The 36th Infantry Division of the United States Army liberated Monaco from German occupation on 3 September 1944.


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Monaco

[11] Rainier III ascended the throne in 1949 following the death of his grandfather Louis II.


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Monaco

The new 1962 constitution abolished the death sentence, gave women the right to vote, and established the Supreme Court.


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Monaco

In 1993, Monaco was granted full status at the United Nations.


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Monaco

It joined the Council of Europe in 2004.


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Monaco

[2] The 2002 treaty clarified the status of Monaco such that if the principality goes out, the principality would remain an independent state and will not be returned to France.


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Monaco

However, Monaco's defence continued to fall on the shoulders of France.


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Monaco

The constitution, amended in 2002, allows a woman to rise to monarch, princess.


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Monaco

[12] On the death of Rainier III on 6 April 2005, his son Albert II ascended to the monarch.


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Monaco

[13] In 2009, the OECD removed Monaco from its list of uncooperative tax havens.


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Monaco

[13] Politics Monaco has been a constitutional monarchy since 1911, with the prince being head of state.


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Monaco

Executive power is exercised by the Minister of State of Monaco, who is the president of the four-member governing council.


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Monaco

A minister of state is a citizen of France or Moncaco, elected by the prince for a three-year term to consult first the French government.


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Monaco

According to the 1962 constitution, the prince shares power with the unicameral National Council.


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Monaco

Of its 24 members, 16 are elected by majority election, 8 by proportional representation.


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Monaco

[2] Local government is handled by a municipal council with 15 elected members with the mayor as its chairman.


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Monaco

[2] Although Monaco is not a member of the EU, it is in customs cooperation with France and thus in close economic contact with the Union.


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Monaco

[2] Economy Monaco's main source of income is tourism.


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It began to develop in the 19th century with the opening of a casino in the country and a rail link to France.


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Moreover, the country's attraction rests on low taxation, which attracts rich tax exiles to Monaco.


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Monaco

In Monaco, there is almost no income tax, VAT is around 20% and corporate profits are taxed at 33%.


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[14] Monaco has been considered a centre for money laundering.


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[15] It got off the OECD grey list in 2009.


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Monaco

[14] Electricity is imported from the French side to Monaco.


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Monaco

Natural gas is mainly used for cooking and heating.


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Monaco

[16] Monaco has 77km of roads and one heliport and port.


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Monaco

[14] Prince Pierre railway station is served by the French train company SNCF.


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Monaco

[17] Internal transport is handled by buses and taxis.


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Monaco

[18] Population Monaco is the most densely populated state in the world.


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Monacoans are a minority and the majority (47 percent) of residents are French.


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Monaco

Monacos and Italians are both 16% and the remaining 21% [14] represent 125 different nationalities.


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Monaco

French is the only official language, but English, Italian and local Monegassian are also commonly used.


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Monaco

The literacy rate is 99 percent.


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Monaco

The most common religion is Catholicism, practiced by 90% of the population.


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Monaco

[14] The culture of Monaco is known mainly for car racing and casinos.


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The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco is one of the best in the world, as is the museum's aquarium.


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Monaco

[19] The food culture of Monaco is a mix of French and Italian cuisine.


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Local products, fish and seafood are used a lot.


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Monaco

Typically, breakfast is small, while lunch and dinner have several dishes.


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Monaco

[20] Monaco has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest from 1959 to 1979 and 2004-2006, as well as winning it in 1971.


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Sports The Formula One Class Monaco Grand Prix, which is run on the streets of Monaco, is one of the most prestigious annual races in automotive sports, as is the Monte Carlo rally usually held early in the year.


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[21] [22] From Monaco, there is a football club AS Monaco that plays in the French Ligue 1.


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The club's home stadium serves as the 18500-seat Stade Louis II in Fontvieille.


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Monaco

[23] Stade Louis II hosts football's annual UEFA Super Cup, where the winners of the Champions League and Europa League meet, and Herculis, the Athletics Diamond League.


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Monaco

A tennis ATP Masters series tournament is also played every year (often in April) in Monte Carlo.


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Monaco

[24] Monaco has participated in the Olympic Games since 1920, usually with a team of fewer than ten athletes.


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Monaco's Oympic athletes have not finished in prize places, but in the Olympic art competition, Monacan Julien Médécin finished in bronze in 1924.


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Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

WEP () is the first encryption method developed in IEEE's 802.11 standard to protect wireless communications between a workstation and an access point.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

WEP encryption is supposed to protect the wireless network from eavesdropping and prevent unauthorized users from accessing the network.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

[1] WEP relies on a secret key that was initially made only 40-bit due to strict US cipher-related export regulations.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

With the later development of 802.11b and 802.11g recommendations, a 64-bit or 128-bit secret key can also be used.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

The secret key handles the encryption of the packets to be sent and aims to guarantee the integrity of the transferable information.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

Level of security Since WEP encryption is easily decrypted by 'home constein', WEP can be considered a very weak encryption method.


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WEP

[1] However, multiple WLANs are completely unprotected, so WEP encryption may act as a psychological slow motion if there are also unencrypted WLANs in the same area.


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WEP

It should be remembered that WLANs work in a very limited area.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

However, a WEP encryption protected network is only vulnerable to premeditated abuse, namely breaking a weak key, and WEP encryption cannot be cracked accidentally.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

WEP uses RSA Security's RC4 encryption algorithm, which has found deficiencies in its operation.


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WEP

The disadvantage of WEP encryption is also the short initialization vectors (IV, Initialization Vector) that are transmitted unencrypted in the first bit of each frame.


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WEP

By listening to communications and tracking data to be transferred and similar initialization vectors, an encrypted key can be calculated, i.e. breaking network encryption.


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WEP

The amounts of data being transferred over a wireless network affect how easily and quickly a key can be cracked.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

Filtering based on MAC addresses has been used alongside WEP, although the MAC filter is not exactly part of the 802.11 standard.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

In practice, a wireless network access point or firewall using a MAC filter guarantees access to the network only for those network devices whose MAC addresses are predefined.


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WEP

However, the MAC filter alone is not enough, because for some network cards it is possible to configure the MAC address itself by software, and traffic from a wireless LAN can also be listened to without even trying to connect to it yourself.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

Better Solutions The better version of WEP is called Temporal Key Integrity Protocol, TKIP.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

In addition to the arduous hand-setting keys to identify users, there is an IEEE 802.1X standard.


Question: When was IEEE's 802.1.X stantar developed?

WEP

After the problems with WEP encryption were revealed, WPA encryption technology was developed, which to the greatest extent supplanted WEP encryption, although some hardware manufacturers still offer access to WEP encryption in hardware settings.


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WEP

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Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

A creole language is a language in which more languages have merged with each other.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

In many cases, a variant of the language that has spread to one region from elsewhere has emerged, with influences from local languages as well.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Creole language arises from the pidgin language used by people of different languages for mutual communication, but which is not yet anyone's native language.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

If it becomes the native language of later generations, it becomes a Creole language.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Both Creole languages and pidgin languages are proper languages with established, if generally simpler, grammar and vocabulary than other languages, and therefore should not be considered merely mislearned or poorly learned forms of the mainstream languages.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Creole languages arose especially under the influence of European colonialism in the colonies, whose inhabitants increasingly had to deal with the language of the colonial mistress.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The superstrate of Creole languages is the main language that is being switched to, with previous local languages being substrates.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The kinship of Creole languages to other languages is difficult to define due to their mixed-like nature; it has been suggested that they would not be classified into any linguistic language, but would start “from scratch”.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Sudden Creation Sudden creolization is a process by which creole emergence occurs very quickly, in a single generation (for example, slaves who arrived from multiple regions).


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Some major language arrives in the area that people for one reason or another must speak, so significant language exchange takes place.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

However, if contact with a new proxy language is not sufficient, the vocabulary of that language is learned, but not the grammar perfectly.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

So either the grammar of the original own language is used, or a largely new grammar is invented.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

English Creoles English serves as a superstrate in the following languages, among others: Kreyol is a language spoken in Liberia.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

In it, English and French are superstrates, Bantu languages as substrates.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Tok longest is a creole language born through pidgin and spoken in Papua New Guinea.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The superstrate is English, substrates include local languages.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The name of the language is derived from the English words talk pidgin.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Kriol is today the largest language diverging from English for Aboriginal people in Australia; its speakers number over 10,000.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The Pitcairn and Norfolk languages are languages spoken on Pitcairn and Norfolk Island.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Both have English as superstrate and tahiti as substrate.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Sranan tongo, or “taki-takia” (), is spoken in Suriname.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The name of the language originates from the words Surinam tongue, but, among other things, due to the influence of the Spanish language, the phonotax and phonology of the language has evolved completely in its own direction.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Kriol, or Belize Creole, is spoken in Belize, Central America; approximately 40% of the population speak it as their native language.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Substrates of Belize Creole include the Mayan languages kitche and ketchua and Carib Native American (garifuna), which is why it is more closely related to the Creole spoken on the Miskito coast of Honduras than with, for example, Jamaican patois.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Spanish Creoles Spanish exists as a superstrate in at least four Creole languages: Chavacano, or Chabacano (meaning), is a creole language spoken in the Philippines.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Its speakers number nearly 300,000 in the Philippines and Sabah, Malaysia.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The language's grammar is based on the original languages of the Philippines.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The language provides primary school education and is used for television and radio.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Palenquero, or palenque, is a creole language spoken in Colombia spoken by about 2500 people in the village of San Basilio de Palenque and some suburbs of Barranquilla, Colombia.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The village was formed in due course by escaped slaves and the indigenous population.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Many of the slaves had not been in contact with the Spanish for a long time and thus had not had time to learn the language perfectly.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Different African languages serve as substrates.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Spanish-speakers don't understand palenquero.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Mainly its speakers are the older population; of those under 25, the language is spoken by 10% of the village population.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Papiamento, or papiamentu, is a creole language spoken in the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba, currently spoken by around 329000 people.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

It is actually originally a Creole based on Portuguese, but today it increasingly resembles Spanish.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Due to the similarity between Spanish and Portuguese, it is difficult to accurately determine which language which trait comes from.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Fá d'Ambô is a Creole language spoken on Ano Bom Island (Equatorial Guinea).


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The names Falar de Ano Bom and Fla d'Ambu are also used from the language.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

It bears great resemblance to the forro creole language based on Portuguese, spoken on the same island as well as Fernando Póo Island.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

82% of the vocabulary of languages is the same.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Portugal took control of the uninhabited Ano Bom in the 15th century, but exchanged it and some African territories with Spain for Uruguay in the 18th century.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

However, the population was anti-Spanish.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Creoles based on Malay Creole languages based on Malay include: Betawian Malay Babamalay Manadon Malay Ternatean Malay Bacanese Malay Larantukan Malay Kupang Malay Ambonian Malay Bandan Malay Papuan Malay Kedahan Malay Malay Sarawak Malay Brunei Malay chinglonesis Portuguese Creoles based on Portugal (Portuguese as superstrate) are numerous.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

They can be sorted into six groups: Guinean highland creoles are known as crioles.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

They are spoken in Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Senegal.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The Creole languages of Cape Verde are also counted in this category, but are called crioulos.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Creoles in the Gulf of Guinea are the Creole languages spoken in São Tomé and Príncipe and Equatorial Guinea.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Portuguese Indian Creoles are the Portuguese-based creole languages spoken in India and Sri Lanka.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Portuguese-Malay creoles are languages whose superstrate is Portuguese and the most significant substrate is Malay.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Their speakers include Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor and Singapore.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Portuguese Chinese Creoles are the Portuguese-based Creole languages spoken in Macau and Hong Kong.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Portuguese American Creoles are the Portuguese-based Creole languages spoken in the Americas.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

They are spoken in the Antilles and Suriname.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

There are also likely to have been Portuguese-based creole languages in Brazil in due course, but these have died out.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The Papiamento and Fá d'Ambô listed above in Spanish creoles are also at least partly based on Portuguese.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

It is thought that new Portuguese-based Creole languages would be emerging in Angola and Mozambique.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

French Creoles based on France include: in the Americas Haitian Creole spoken in Haiti.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The superstrate is French, substrates African languages.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Guadeloupe Creole spoken in Guadeloupe.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Louisiana Creole, Louisiana Antilles Creole, Lesser Antilles French Guiana Creole, French Guiana Caripúna, Brazil Indian Ocean Agalegan Creole Chagossian Creole Mauritian Creole Creole Creole Reunion Creole Rodrigues Creole Seychelles Creole Pacific Ocean tayo Also in English creoles the creyol superstrates listed above are English and French.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Dutch Creoles based on Holland include petjo, Indonesian Ceylon Dutch, Sri Lanka Afrikaans, South Africa and Namibia javindo, †, Indonesia Berbice Creole †, Guyana skepi †, Guyana Negro Dutch †, U.S. Virgin Islands Mohawkholland †, United States Jersey Dutch †, United States Albany Dutch †, United States Other Creoles Kituba is based on dialects of the Congolese language of the Manianga region.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

This Creole originated in the Kingdom of the Congo before the colonial period in the region, where peoples speaking different Bantu languages traded with each other.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

The colonial languages Portuguese and French have also left their mark on kituba, but cannot be considered superstrates of kituba.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Unserdeutsch is, as its name suggests, based on German.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

It is spoken in Papua New Guinea and is a relic of Germany's brief colonial rule before World War I.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Creole designation when referring to groups of people In addition to linguistic meaning, the Creole word, or more precisely its plural form Creoles, refers to a group of people descended from colonists or slaves living in their new territory away from the old homeland.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

Such groups include descendants of European colonists in Central and South America, descendants of African slaves in the Caribbean [1], and Louisiana Creoles.


Question: Where is Creole spoken?

Creole language

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Question: Has the Ready Player One film received an Oscar nomination?

Ready Player One (film)

Ready Player One is a 2018 American science fiction film directed by Steven Spielberg, based on the novel of the same name by Ernest Cline.


Question: Has the Ready Player One film received an Oscar nomination?

Ready Player One (film)

Cline has also scripted the film along with Zak Penn.


Question: Has the Ready Player One film received an Oscar nomination?

Ready Player One (film)

The film stars Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Ben Mendelsohn, T. J. Miller, Simon Pegg and Mark Rylance.


Question: Has the Ready Player One film received an Oscar nomination?

Ready Player One (film)

In 2045, people will escape reality now and then into a virtual reality called OASIS, which is a mix of multiplayer online role play and virtual society.


Question: Has the Ready Player One film received an Oscar nomination?

Ready Player One (film)

After its owner dies, Wade Watts finds one of the many clues with which to search for the Easter Egg, whose discoverer gains control of OASIS for himself.


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Ready Player One (film)

He and a bunch of other players are also doing their best to prevent a company called IOI from finding it before them.


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Ready Player One had its world premiere in Texas at the South by Southwest event on March 11, 2018.


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In cinemas, it appeared in Finland on March 28, 2018 and in the United States on March 29, 2018.


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Plot In 2045, people live in slum-like cities and they escape reality now and then into a virtual reality called OASIS (Ontologically Senses Melding Human-Centered Simulation), where they spend their time going to work or studying and leisure pursuits in a pair.


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The creator of OASIS and head of Gregarious Simulation Systems (GSS), James Halliday, whose avatar was the wizard Anorak the Omniscient, had died five years ago and left behind an Easter egg, the discoverer of which becomes the new owner of OASIS and gets himself Halliday's shareholding in GSS.


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The egg has been sought by numerous “eggmakers” as well as also by major company Innovative Online Industries (IOI), whose director Nolan Sorrento has assembled an army of high-debt players known as the Sixers.


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In “stacks” assembled from caravans and barracks in Columbus, Wade Watts is a young man living with his aunt Alice and her boyfriend Rick, whose avatar in OASIS is Parzival.


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His best friend is virtual mechanic player Aech.


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They have both tried several times to win the challenge of finding the first Easter egg that no one has accomplished: dangerously racing across a constantly changing Manhattan simulation from their terrain.


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They befriend Ovman Art3mis and save him from being “reset” by King Kong at the end of the route.


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Parzival visits the virtual library of OASIS, overseen by a figure called the Curator, searching Halliday's biography for clues to how to perform in racing.


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He understands Halliday deeply regretted firing his friend Ogden Morrow from his company.


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Through Halliday's words, Parzival drives racing backwards the next time, while finding a safe route to the finish line and winning the first of three keys that take you to the Easter egg: a copper key.


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Art3mis, Aech and two Asian players, Daito and Sho, also cope with the task and get on the scoreboard, after which they start to be called “High Five”.


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Sorrento hears of the High Five and recruits the bounty hunter i-R0k to find out about them.


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I-R0k hears when Wade, who is cyber-infatuated with Art3mis, reveals his real first name to Art3mis.


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After I-R0K finds out Wade's identity, Sorrento tries to persuade Wade to join the IOI side.


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Wade refuses, causing Sorrento's henchman F'Nale Zandor to send drones to install bombs in the stacks that kill Rick and Aunt Alice.


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Art3mis, real named Samantha Cook, and her eggster friend rescue Wade and take to her hideout.


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They both find out that Halliday had once dated a woman they called Kira.


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Kira's true identity was revealed to be Karen Underwood, who had later become Morrow's wife.


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In the virtual library, Wade finds out where the second mission was and receives a quarter dollar from the Curator after winning a bet on whether there was any information about Kira in the archives.


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In the second mission, the High Five must find out from the movie The Shining — The Shining — The Shining from a simulation of the familiar Overlook Hotel and find Kira there to get another key: the Jade Wrench.


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The location of the final mission is revealed to be the Anorak Castle on Doomsplanet.


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However, Zandor finds out where the ovaries hideout is and kidnaps Samantha.


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However, Helen, Toshiro, and Xo—Aech, Daito, and Sho players—save Wade.


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IN OASIS, Sorrento has used the Osuvox orb discovered by i-R0k to create an impenetrable protective dome around Anorak Castle.


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Furthermore, Samantha has been forced into slave labour by the IOI to a loyalty center due to the debts of her deceased father.


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Wade sends a request for help to all Oasis players, persuading many of them to fight IOI.


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As Aech, Daito, and Sho lead players into battle, Art3mis manages to destroy the protective dome from the inside to let Parzival onto the Atari 2600 console by the frozen lake, which had to guess Halliday's favorite game.


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Parzival learns the real game is Adventure, but not only those who have played the wrong game, but the Sixer who won Adventure also gets reset.


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A desperate Sorrento activates a powerful weapon called Cataclyst, which resets all avatars on Doomplanet.


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However, Parzival survived because he had received one extra life of the quarter he won from The Curator.


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Instead of passing Adventure, Parzival finds the game's own Easter egg and wins the last key: the crystal key.


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Parzival places the keys in a lock and enters the castle, where Anorak congratulates him.


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Anorak also gives him a contract paper to sign, but Parzival refuses when he identifies it as the same contract by which Morrow was sacked from GSS.


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Anorak transforms into Halliday, who says it was an experiment to ensure that the winner would be a trusted person.


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He hands Parzival the Golden Egg as a sign of his control over OASIS and shows the Big Red Button, which he could use to eliminate OASIS altogether if he wanted.


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Sorrento and Zandor are arrested and Wade shares control of OASIS with the other High Five.


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Revealed to be the curator, Morrow offers to act as their advisor on a quarter-dollar salary and on his advice the High Five deny Loyalty Centers access to OASIS.


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In addition, they decide to keep OASIS hydrated twice a week so that people can learn to live in reality again.


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Wade and Samantha begin dating and move into a shared apartment.


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Production on June 18, 2010, it was announced that Warner Bros.


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and De Line Pictures had won bidding with Paramount, Fox and Temple Hill Entertainment for the film rights to Ernest Cline's science fiction novel Ready Player One, although the book had not yet been released.


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[1] Cline was attached as the film's screenwriter, with Donald De Line and Dan Farah producing the film.


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[1] Eric Eason drafted a new version of the script sketched by Cline and Zak Penn was hired to rewrite both sketches.


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Village Roadshow Pictures joined in as one of the film's financiers and producers.


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[2] [3] Steven Spielberg signed a contract to direct and produce the film, with Kristie Macosko Krieger joining as producer along with Line and Farah.


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[4] Casting The three strongest candidates for the role of Art3mis were Elle Fanning, Olivia Cooke and Lola Kirke.


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[5] In September 2015, it was announced that Cooke had been selected for the role.


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[6] In January 2016, Ben Mendelsohn was chosen to play Nolan Sorrento, a representative of IOI, a company seeking financial purposes from OAS.


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[7] Tye Sheridan was confirmed in February to be the actor of the main character of the film Wade Watts/Parzival.


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[8] In March, Simon Pegg was involved in negotiations for the role of Ogden Morrow.


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[9] Mark Rylance joined the cast guard in the role of James Halliday, chief designer of OASIS.


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[10] In June 2016, T. J. Miller was cast to play the bounty hunter.


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[11] Hannah John-Kamen was cast for an unknown role and Japanese singer-actor Win Morasaki, known as the singer of PrizMax, was chosen to play Daito.


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[12] [13] In July 2016, Philip Zhao was chosen to play Shoto (in the film Sho).


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[14] In July 2017, it was revealed that Lena Waithe would play Aech, Wade's best friend.


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[15] In Roles Filming Production was planned to begin in July 2016.


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[16] Screenwriter Zak Penn said on Twitter on July 1, 2016, the first week of filming had already ended.


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[17] In August and September 2016, filming was set in Birmingham, England.


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The film itself was reported to be set in Ohio.


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[18] [19] Filming ended on September 27, 2016.


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[20] [21] References to popular culture Like the novel version, the film contains several references to popular culture of the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.


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Licensed characters used in the film included the Iron Giant, RX-78-2 Gundam from the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam, several characters from the DC Comics comic book universe and the Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Freddy Krueger, Duke Nukem, Tracer from the video game Overwatch, Ryu, Blanka and Chun-Li Street From the Fighter series, Lara Croft from the Tomb Raider series, Chucky Child's Play, and the Master Chief Halo series.


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The racing scenes in the film feature a DeLorean time machine car from the film Back to the Future, a race car from the Mach 5 Speed Racer manga series, KITT from the television series Knight Ace, a possessed car from the novel Christine, a killer car, a van from the television series A-Team, an edited Ford Falcon from the film Mad Max, monster truck Bigfoot, as well as Kaneda's motorcycle from the movie Akira.


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Other popular culture references feature RoboCop, Jurassic Park, King Kong and 2001: A Space Adventure.


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[22] [23] [24] [25] [26] Spielberg admitted his previous films had been a major part of 1980s popular culture in the novel, and to escape vanity accusations, he decided to make little reference to his own films.


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[27] Music On June 9, 2016, Variety reported Spielberg's longtime collaborator John Williams was planning to compose the film.


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[28] But in July 2017, it was reported that Williams had resigned from the project and moved on as composer to Spielberg's second project, The Post, and Alan Silvestri was hired as the new composer for Ready Player One.


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[29] Release Ready Player One premiered on March 11, 2018 at South by Southwest.


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[30] The film premiered in Finland on 28 March 2018 and in the United States on 29 March 2018.


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[31] The film's original scheduled premiere was on December 15, 2017.


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[32] The premiere date was later changed to 30 March 2018 to avoid competition with Star Wars: The Last Jedi.


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Hermeneutics (Greek.


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hermēneuein 'interpret', hermēneutike tekhnē 'skill of interpreting') is a theory of interpretation.


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It focuses particularly on the interpretation of texts but also music, visual arts, history, or society meanings.


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Hermeneutics is sometimes used in the same sense as exegetics.


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In hermeneutics, the hermeneutic method is applied.


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The roots of classical hermeneutics are generally derived to Aristotle and the tradition of interpreting sacred texts.


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The founder of modern hermeneutics is considered Wilhelm Dilthey.


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In addition to him, hermeneutics has been developed by artists such as Martin Heidegger, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Paul Ricœur and Gianni Vattimo.


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Hermeneutics is read into continental philosophy.


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Meaning of the term hermeneutics Etymology The word hermeneutics is derived from the Ancient Greek word, hermēneus 'interpreter'.


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It has connections with the name of the Greek god Hermes: Hermes acted as an intermediary and interpreter of the messages of the gods.


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Herme was believed to be joking at the expense of recipients, sometimes altering messages and influencing their interpretation.


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Biblical hermeneutics Often “hermeneutics” refers to scriptural interpretation, whereby hermeneutics is closely related to exegetics.


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Among other things, Rabbi Ishmael interpreted Torah laws using thirteen hermeneutic principles; he used the term among the first.


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Philosophical hermeneutics can be seen as the heir to biblical hermeneutics.


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It provides a theoretical basis for various attempts at interpretation.


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Thus philosophical hermeneutics and biblical hermeneutics can be seen as mutually supportive.


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History The origins of Western hermeneutics can be traced back to two.


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In Ancient Greece, the reetors studied literature, and research was developed especially in Alexandria.


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At the same time with Hellenistic culture, Biblical exegetics developed, initially practiced by Jews (Midraš) and later also by Christian church fathers.


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Ancient Greece and Rome Aristotle elucidated interpretation in his book The Interpretation (Peri hermeneias).


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Equally significant are the many antiquity writings on poetry, rhetoric, and sophistics.


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These include many of Plato's dialogues, including Kratylos, Ion, Gorgias, the Shorter Hippias, and the State, as well as Aristotle's Poetry Doctrine, Rhetoric, and Sophistic Refutations.


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However, these deal more with the form of presentation and the refutation of arguments than the understanding of texts as texts.


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It is not until the Stoics who wrote about the interpretation of myths that a broader awareness of the problems of understanding texts is met.


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[1] Early Biblical hermeneutics Jewish rabbis and early Christian church fathers exploited similar philological losses; they placed emphasis on metaphorical, or allegorical, interpretations of the Bible, which often supplanted the literal lecture of the text.


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Behind the appearance of the text, more profound meanings were searched.


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Examples of such interpretation can be found especially in Philo's works of Alexandrian and Origene, as well as in the Talmud.


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Traditional Jewish hermeneutics differed from Greek in that Jews considered the Tanakh, the canon of the Jewish Bible, to be flawless: contradictory passages were not considered errors in the text or depravity of the text—instead, they were seen as intentional, and their was considered to contain meanings that came to be coaxed out of the text by exegesis.


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Because of this, rabbinic interpreters developed parallel, esoteric reading modes for problem sites.


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This was also one of the underlying factors for early kabbalah and gematria, which viewed biblical texts as having mystical or “secret” meanings based on letters or number values.


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Medieval Hermeneutics Medieval exegesis made a distinction between the letter and spirit of the text by dividing the reading patterns into four.


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When examining the literary meaning (sensus historicus), what the text directly states was considered.


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The metaphorical meaning (sensus allegoricus) explained texts in relation to church dogma, so that each part of the text had a symbolic meaning.


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The third way of reading was the moral application of the text (sensus tropologicus or sensus moralis), its effect on the individual reader or listener.


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The fourth way of reading (sensus anagogicus) extracted indirect insinuations from the text to matters concerning metaphysics or eschatology.


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A similar division into four ways of reading is also found in rabbinical writings.


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These were: pešat (simple interpretation), remez (insinuation), deraš (interpretive) and sod (encrypted).


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The Middle Ages marked the rise of non-literal interpretations.


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Christian Bible explainers could read Old Testament narratives simultaneously both as prerequisites and metaphors of New Testament events; as symbolic teachings on ecclesiastical institutions and theological teachings; and as personally applicable metaphors.


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Interpretations, like various moral teachings, were read in to the text of the Bible, but were based more on tradition than mere text itself.


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A typical medieval exegetical technique divided text into gloss, which were written either between lines or in the margin of pages that had been left wide for this purpose.


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The text was further divided into scholias, which were longer exegetical explanations, often written on separate pages.


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Renaissance and Enlightenment Actual hermeneutics emerged with the advent of 15th-century humanism as a historical and critical method of analyzing texts.


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The triumphs of early hermeneutics include the inauthenticity of the so-called Deed of Gift of Constantine demonstrated by Lorenzo Valla in 1440 on the basis of intra-textual evidence alone.


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Thus humanistic hermeneutics extended earlier hermeneutics, mostly focused on Biblical interpretation, to other texts as well.


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Biblical hermeneutics didn't die either.


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The Protestant Reformation sparked a renewed interest in interpreting the Bible and the study of initial texts as interpretation became central to Protestant theology.


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[2] Biblical interpretation returned from the interpretative tradition that developed in the Middle Ages back to the texts themselves.


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In the Enlightenment period, many hermeneutics, especially Protestant exegetes, began to read Biblical texts in the same way as secular classic texts.


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The writings began to be seen as a response to some historical or societal situation.


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The points that seem so contradictory could be seen in a new light.


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Schleiermacher Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768—1834) studied the nature of comprehension not only in the interpretation of scripture, but also in relation to all human texts and modes of communication.


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He distinguished between grammatical and psychological interpretation.


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The former examines how the work is composed of general ideas, and the latter the characteristics that characterize the work as a whole.


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With Schleiermacher, hermeneutics began to emphasize the importance of the interpreter in interpreting.


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Schleiermacher's hermeneutics emphasized the text comprehension event in the interpreter as an essential step in interpreting.


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Understanding was not only the result of reading the text, but also involved knowing the historical context of the text and the psychology of the author.


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Dilthey The founder of modern hermeneutics is considered to be Wilhelm Dilthey (1833—1911), who further expanded the area of hermeneutics by attaching not only texts of interpretation but to all historical sites and all human activity.


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[2] In his philosophy, hermeneutics is “embellishing understanding”, in which understanding came to shift from the external manifestations of human activity and prolificity towards their inner meaning.


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According to Dilthey, understanding is a method that distinguishes the so-called human sciences () from the natural sciences.


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Central to Dilthey's hermeneutics was the production of systematic and scientific interpretations by placing the text being studied in its nascent context.


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According to Dilthey, the central method of life sciences is to empathise with the thought world of the research subject and, on the other hand, relying on (the researcher's own) internal experience.


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This idea is also central to the methodological doctrine of modern history studies.


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Thus, diltheid hermeneutics remains relevant to the methodological doctrine of the humanities.


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In his last major essay Verstehens anderer Personen und ihrer Lebensäußerungen (“Understanding Other People and Their Expressions of Life”, 1910) Dilthey makes it clear that this transition from external to internal, from expression to what is expressed, is not based on empathy.


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Empathy involves direct identification with another.


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Interpretation involves indirect or conveyed understanding, which can only be achieved by placing human expressions in their historical context.


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Understanding is not about restoring the author's original state of mind, it is about expressing what is presented in the work.


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Heidegger Martin Heidegger (1889—1976) became acquainted with hermeneutics through his theological studies and Dilthey.


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[2] His philosophical hermeneutics shifted the focus of hermeneutics from interpretation to existential understanding, which he saw as a more direct, immediate and thus in some way more authentic way of being in the world rather than just the habit of knowing.


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Even in his lectures four years before the appearance of his main work Being and Time, Heidegger presented a detachment from hermeneutics in the conventional sense of the term, as a doctrine of interpreting texts.


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According to Heidegger, hermeneutics should not primarily be conceived as a doctrinal construct of the techniques and processes of consciousness through which the subject seeking knowledge seeks a correct understanding of the object of interpretation.


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The central goal of this conventional hermeneutics was to determine how a subject can understand the meaning of a text.


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With Heidegger, this problem is replaced by the question “How is a creature whose being formed from comprehension exist in the world?” Hermeneutics thus becomes part of the analysis of an understanding, exishable being, of being here — Dasein.


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Modern hermeneutics in late-twentieth century hermeneutics has been particularly influenced by Heidegger's pupil Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900-2002).


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Gadamer described the process of interpreting as merging one's horizon into one's horizon with the horizon of the text.


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He criticises Dilthey for the fact that pure comprehension, i.e. embodiment in the life sciences, is never possible, but rather the researcher examines the subject, forming a hermeneutic circumference with it.


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In this hermeneutic circle, the scholar's preunderstanding improves and develops in communication with a text or other research object, but never achieves definitive similarity with this.


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According to Gadamer, tradition plays a big role in interpreting the text, which is difficult to escape due to the “prejudgment” that arises from it.


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Gadamer also thought the whole reality was text-like, that is, built through concepts.


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In the early 1960s, Paul Ricœur moved from phenomenology and existentialism to hermeneutics in his book La symbolique du mal (“The Symbolism of Evil”).


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In his work of the 1960s and 1970s, he developed the symbol theory of hermeneutics, placing hermeneutic philosophy, then poorly known in France, in the psychoanalysis and structuralism that dominated theoretical reflections.


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Ricœur, in his interpretation, connects Dilthey and Heidegger, holding that the hermeneutic periphery is “healthy” because the deliverance from commitment to the initial intentionality precisely frees to create a new one, which nevertheless must occur responsibly for this reason.


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In his most recent work, Ricœur has addressed issues of temporality, narrative self-belief, and the narrative construction of the human sciences, creating both epistemological-methodological and existential-ontological questions through these themes.


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Andrés Ortíz-Osés has been developing his own symbolic hermeneutics as a Mediterranean counterpart to northern European hermeneutics.


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His main argument regarding the symbolic understanding of the world is that meaning is the symbolic healing of a real wound.


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For Jürgen Habermas, hermeneutics, or more correctly communicativity, is one dimension of critical social theory.


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He criticized the conservatism of earlier hermeneutics, particularly Gadamer, because the focus on tradition seemed to take away the opportunity for social criticism and social change.


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Habermas also criticized Marxism and the Frankfurt school that preceded him for failing to take into account the hermeneutic dimension of critical theory while at the same time seeing certain aspects of modernization as valuable, such as the evolutionary development of scientific conversational culture towards the better .


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Habermas used the concept of the world of living (Lebenswelt) and stressed the importance of interaction and communication, as well as work and production, to social theory.


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Hermeneutic method Text text is a central concept in hermeneutics.


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It refers not only to literary texts, but also any whole of meanings that require to be understood.


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This can not only be a work of art, such as a compositional work or a work of visual art, but also, for example, history or society.


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Hermeneutic Perimeter The hermeneutic perimeter describes the course of hermeneutic comprehension of a text.


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It suggests that understanding the text as a whole consists of references to individual parts of the text, and understanding individual passages in turn from references to the whole.


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[3] Neither the whole text nor its private parts can be understood without reference to another, and therefore comprehension constitutes a circle.


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However, this circumference does not mean that it is impossible to understand the texts.


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Instead, it stresses that the meaning of the text should be found in its cultural, historical and literary context.


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According to Ricœur, traversing the ring deepens the understanding of the text with each “round”, while the kindred view of hermeneutics poststructuralism is more pessimistic about this goal.


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Application Areas of Hermeneutics Sociology In sociology, hermeneutics refers to the interpretation and understanding of social events by analyzing their significance to the people involved in them and their culture.


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It was popular in the 60s and 70s, and differs from other schools interpreting sociology in that it places emphasis in all societal behaviors not only form but substance.


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Sociological hermeneutics was influenced first and foremost by Gadamer.


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Jurisprudence Independent legal hermeneutics can be said to have arisen in the work of Friedrich Carl von Savigny in the 19th century, around the same time as modern philosophical hermeneutics.


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The forms of interpretation of jurisprudence sought by von Savigny are closely related to Friedrich Schleiermacher's philosophical hermeneutics.


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In the 20th century, legal hermeneutics have studied e.g.


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Emilio Betti, Arthur Kaufmann and Winfried Hassemer.


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Also, Ronald Dworkin's interpretivism can be seen as part of philosophical hermeneutics.


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Hermeneutics of music In music studies, hermeneutics refers to learning about what the composer wants to manifest and mean by his piece of tone and what the correct (verbal) interpretation of the work is.


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Pioneers of musical hermeneutics included Hermann Kretzschmar (1848—1924) and his student Arnold Schering (1877—1941).


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According to Kretzschmar, hermeneutics must consider the meanings and sense content hidden by forms of music; hermeneutics helps the listener to clearly understand the vague expression of music.


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Kretzschmar pursued scientificity but based his work on 18th-century musical pathology, through which an effort was made to understand the affections of music.


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According to Schering, music's expression of will and emotion was based on stresses and their triggers.