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Hace 3 días · Benjamin Disraeli, né le 21 décembre 1804 et mort le 19 avril 1881 à Londres, est un homme d'État et écrivain britannique, Premier ministre du Royaume-Uni à deux reprises. Il joue un rôle central dans la création du Parti conservateur moderne dont il formalise la doctrine.
- William Ewart Gladstone
- Comte de Beaconsfield, Vicomte Hughenden en 1876
Hace 2 días · Estas preocupaciones, sin embargo, no son nuevas. Existían antes, pero se referían a una revolución tecnológica diferente. Benjamin Disraeli, que se convirtió en primer ministro del Reino Unido en 1868 y 1874-1880, expresó las mismas preocupaciones que Sennet y Bauman en una novela política, Sibila o las dos naciones.
Hace 2 días · Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881. Publication Place London Publisher W. Marsh Description Founded by Peter Hall. Incorrectly attributed by some authorities to Benjamin Disraeli, earl of Beaconsfield, who contributed some fables under the title "The modern Aesop," and other matter.
Hace 3 horas · Image: Hulki Okan Tabak, Unsplash. Over the years, many people (mostly on the left) across Britain have yearned for us to become a Republic. Though the United Kingdom is often regarded as one of the most successful democracies in the world, and without an elected President, there are those who wish to go one step ahead and elect their leaders – but what’s the need, if at all?
Hace 3 días · He then went to Britain and worked with the Conservative Party of the arch-imperialist Benjamin Disraeli. Vogel wrote Anno Domini 2000 when many British thinkers were concerned about the security ...
Hace 1 día · 2024.05.12-13 Congreso Alas de Tinta. Manifestaciones de la fantasía en la literatura; 2024.10.16-18 XIV Edición del Congreso Internacional: «CUICIID 2024»
Hace 3 horas · He reasons that, if Benjamin Disraeli, a prominent politician and prose fiction writer, had suffered from the adaptation of his works, then something might have been done to change copyright laws. Footnote 25 According to Collins, “the barbarous indifference of the House of Commons where the interests of Literature and Art are concerned” was to blame, and the “remedy” rested with them ...
