Power and Religion in Baroque Rome

Rietbergen, P.J.A.N.

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“…Another limitation could also be that we only used Scopus as a search engine and could have therefore missed out on some viable articles. Future research could possibly adjust the search method applied by Rietbergen (under review), who used a piece of software capable of searching within the article text via the PubMed search engine. On the other hand, with our search terms, we were as inclusive as possible and were able to identify thousands of relevant articles; we even covered articles that did not actually use any Bayesian methods in their study but simply mentioned “Bayes.”…”

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“…Spiegelhalter, Myles, Jones, and Abrams (2000) identified 30 Bayesian application articles published in the field of health technology assessment between 1973 and1998. Rietbergen (2016) focused on the use and reporting of Bayesian methods in 12 epidemiological and medical journals between 2005 and 2013. She found a total of 86 articles and subsequently reported that several of the articles presented incomplete Method and Results sections.…”

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A systematic review of Bayesian articles in psychology: The last 25 years.

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Ryan

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Psychological Methods

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Although the statistical tools most often used by researchers in the field of psychology over the last 25 years are based on frequentist statistics, it is often claimed that the alternative Bayesian approach to statistics is gaining in popularity. In the current article, we investigated this claim by performing the very first systematic review of Bayesian psychological articles published between 1990 and 2015 (n = 1,579). We aim to provide a thorough presentation of the role Bayesian statistics plays in psychology. This historical assessment allows us to identify trends and see how Bayesian methods have been integrated into psychological research in the context of different statistical frameworks (e.g., hypothesis testing, cognitive models, IRT, SEM, etc.). We also describe take-home messages and provide "big-picture" recommendations to the field as Bayesian statistics becomes more popular. Our review indicated that Bayesian statistics is used in a variety of contexts across subfields of psychology and related disciplines. There are many different reasons why one might choose to use Bayes (e.g., the use of priors, estimating otherwise intractable models, modeling uncertainty, etc.). We found in this review that the use of Bayes has increased and broadened in the sense that this methodology can be used in a flexible manner to tackle many different forms of questions. We hope this presentation opens the door for a larger discussion regarding the current state of Bayesian statistics, as well as future trends. (PsycINFO Database Record

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A systematic review of Bayesian articles in psychology: The last 25 years.

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“…however also: Müller (1961). 10 For this section, besides introducing new notions and ideas, I draw upon, and refer to my own, earlier work on papal Rome, specifically: Rietbergen (1983a) chapters II and VII; Rietbergen (2006) chapter IV; Rietbergen (2013); Rietbergen (2015) chapter I. on it by the tomb of St Peter's. The very foundation of papal power was, after all, their claim to primacy amongst the Church's many bishops, as the successors of the first among the apostles, who allegedly had been named his vicar by Christ himself, and whose very relics were embedded in the foundations of the basilica built atop his tomb.…”

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5 The Political Rhetoric of Capitals: Rome and Versailles in the Baroque Period, or the “Power of Place

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2019

New Perspectives on Power and Political Representation From Ancient History to the Present Day

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“…9 This is hardly surprising, considering that Cardinal Francesco alone had a staff of at least a hundred people, from gentlemen to common servants. 10 If the expenditures on parties and plays were relatively contained, those for the art collections were even more so: in the case of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, the richest and most enthusiastic collector of the early seventeenth century, it is calculated that he spent no more than 0.5 percent of his income on art. 11 Most of the information which can be gleaned from accounts books and inventories thus regarded daily life, the banal consumption of every day living and related expenses.…”

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The Orsini: A Family of Roman Baroni in Context 5: THE ORSINI AND THE AESTHETICS OF EVERYDAY LIFE

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This article presents three case studies on three Roman gentlewomen of late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, examined through the lenses of their inventoried goods and individual expenditure. Although enjoying very different personal statuses (the first one is a widow with grown-up children; the second is a childless widow; and the third is a newly married bride) the three of them share a common keen interest in the managing of things and the furnishings of their private apartments. But while the first one seems to be only interested in affirming her control over the family objects and spaces, the other two appear to be especially driven by the aesthetic quality of their choices. Generally excluded from the possibility of exercising magnificence, which was a public and political virtue, they nonetheless had the option to express their taste for beautiful and fashionable things. Combined with the growing offer of objects and exotic merchandise this sparked the consumer's revolution which many recent historians have been investigating. But it also produced new forms of misogynist discourse.

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Power and Religion in Baroque Rome

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A systematic review of Bayesian articles in psychology: The last 25 years.

A systematic review of Bayesian articles in psychology: The last 25 years.

5 The Political Rhetoric of Capitals: Rome and Versailles in the Baroque Period, or the “Power of Place

The Orsini: A Family of Roman Baroni in Context 5: THE ORSINI AND THE AESTHETICS OF EVERYDAY LIFE

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