著者
網干 善教
出版者
佛教大學學會
雑誌
佛教大學研究紀要 (ISSN:05250277)
巻号頁・発行日
no.47, pp.131-152, 1965-03-13
著者
網干 善教
出版者
鷹陵史学会
雑誌
鷹陵史学 (ISSN:0386331X)
巻号頁・発行日
no.6, pp.7-34, 1979-12-31

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著者
長田清蔵 編
出版者
海軍兵学校
巻号頁・発行日
vol.巻1, 1877

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著者
魯賓遜 (ロビンソン) 著
出版者
山中市兵衛
巻号頁・発行日
vol.一巻, 1875
著者
南部 松夫 伊藤 建三
出版者
東北大學選鉱製錬研究所
雑誌
東北大學選鑛製錬研究所彙報 = Bulletin of the Research Institute of Mineral Dressing and Metallurgy, Tohoku University (ISSN:0040876X)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.16, no.1, pp.1-8, 1960-08-25

The crystallization process of poorly crystallized ferric oxide formed by the dehydration of three α-type limonites obtained from different localities was studied by means of X-ray powder method. The results are as follows : 1) α-type limonite changes into a mixture of poorly crystallized hematite and amorphous ferric oxide by its thermal decomposition in the temperature range 390-405℃. These two heated products arise from crystalline goethite and amorphous ferric oxide hydrate contained respectively in original limonite. 2) Variations in the degree of crystallization of hematite changed from limonite by heating depend on the difference in the crystallinity of original goethite. 3) At low temperature from 350 to 550℃, the transformation of amorphous ferric oxide into hematite crystallite is predominent, compared with the growth of hematite crystallite. 4) The hematite crystallite formed at low temperature has a tendency of the two dimensional lattice up to about 750℃, and then grows gradually with rising temperature. 5) The crystallization process of poorly crystallized hematite and amorphous ferric oxide formed by thermal dehydration of α-type limonite may be shown as follows : [numerical formula]
著者
朝井 勇宣 杉崎 善治郎 相田 浩
出版者
公益社団法人 日本農芸化学会
雑誌
日本農芸化学会誌 (ISSN:00021407)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.29, no.4, pp.300-304, 1955

振盪培養によつて<i>Gluconoacetobacter cerinus</i>のグルコース酸化代謝生産物を追究し,従来知られていたgluconic acid, 2-ketogluconic acidの他に新たに&alpha;-ketoglutaric acid及びpyruvic acidの生成されることを確認し,分離同定した,グルコースの醗酵経過を追跡し, pyruvic acid生産のピークが&alpha;-ketaglutaric acidのピークに先行すること,その醗酵経過及び両酸の生成状況が<i>Pseudomonas</i> 33Fの場合, <i>Serratia marcescens</i>の場合に似ていること,またグルコースのみならずgluconate, 2-ketogluconateからも&alpha;-ketoglutarateの生産されること, glucose, gluconate,からpyruvateの生産されること等の事実から, Homo-oxidative bacteriaとしての<i>Gluconobacter</i>が<i>Pseudomonas, Serratia</i>と同様にglucose&rarr;gluconate&rarr;2 ketogluconate&rarr;pyuvate&rarr;&alpha;-ketoglutarateの経路をとつて代謝され得る可能性が有力に示唆された.最近T. E. KING及びV. H. CHELDELIN<sup>(10)</sup>が<i>Acetobacter suboxydans</i>の酸化能をcell free extract及びintact resting cellを用いて研究し,この菌が酢酸及びTCA cycleの中間物質に対して有意義の脱水素能を示めさないこと,またglycolysisの経路を採り得ないことを報告しているが,著者等の今回の実験によれば,燐酸関与の問題は未決としてもKoepsell等の所謂direct oxidative pathwayの系が<i>Gluconobacter</i>に於ても,主経路でないにせよ存在するように考えられる.
著者
長尾 勇佑
出版者
名古屋大学
巻号頁・発行日
2014

identifier:http://hdl.handle.net/2237/20007
著者
木下 謙治
出版者
日本村落研究学会
雑誌
村落社会研究 (ISSN:13408240)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.12, no.2, pp.1-6, 2006

My research career consists of four stages. In the first stage (about from 1953 to 1970),my main interest of the research had been placed on theoritical studies of Japanese village community (Mura). At the second stage (about from 1970 to 1985), under the influences of drastic change of rural society and its effect on rural sociology, I gradually diverted research interest from rural studies to family sociology. Speaking of rural studies through this time, I mainly engaged in practical surveys of rural problems. Interest of the studies in the third and fourth stages are almost same direction with second stage. If adding something another through these stages, rural community as an ideal or purposive concept has been becoming one of important perspectives of my rural studies.
著者
八代 隆政
出版者
文教大学言語文化研究所
雑誌
言語と文化 = Language and Culture (ISSN:09147977)
巻号頁・発行日
no.10, pp.88-124, 1998-02-01

Ahmad Nadim Qasmi (1916—) is an effective Urdu short story writer as well as a poet and a journalist in Pakistan, who has generally maintained an unblemished personal reputation. The Urdu (and Hindi) short story as it exists today is a literary phenomenon of recent origin. Its present development owes much to the inspiration of the West. The short story in Urdu originated with Premchand (1880—1936), universally considered as one of the greatest fiction writers of modern India. Premchand brought it out of the world of dreamland and fantasy and introduced to this form the living truth of human existence. He portrayed the life of the Indian peasant in Uttar Pradesh in his novels and short stories with understanding and sympathy for their poverty and suffering, their superstitions and weakness.Only two years after the creation of the Union of Soviet Writers, Marxist intellectuals in India under the leadership of Sajjad Zahir called the first All-India Progressive Writers' Conference in Lucknow on April 10, 1936. Premchand, who imbibed the spirit of socialism in his final years, presided over the Progressive Writers' Movement's first session shortly before his death in 1936.The Urdu short story in the period after 1936 branched into two different lines: the sociological story, represented by Bedi, Krishan Chandar and Qasmi; and the psychological story, dominated by themes of sex, as best seen in the writings of Manto, Ismat Chughtai and Mumtaz Mufti. After Premchand, Ahmad Nadim Qasmi emerged as one of the best short story writers in Urdu. Imtiaz Ali Taj has rightly called Qasmi the "Premchand of Punjab." As a versatile writer, Ahmad Nadim Qasmi has written extensively both in prose and verse, depicting the rural life of the Punjabi with all its romance and poverty, and touchingly capturing the grandeur of nature in contrast with the sad plight of the village dweller. His interest in rural life sprang initially from his search for romance in the rustic, but later he began depicting rural actuality in all its beauty and misery, a fact which has tended to permeate his writing with a missionary zeal. Qasmi showed a deep sympathy for the peasant folk in their misery and poverty, for he saw beneath their rags a certain dignity, worth, and regard for humanity.In this paper an attempt has been made to describe Qasmi's life, thought and the process of his self-reformation, and to evaluate the characteristics of his works in the fifteenth collection of short stories "Nila patthar" (Blue stone) published in 1980.
著者
八代 隆政
出版者
文教大学言語文化研究所
雑誌
言語と文化 = Language and Culture (ISSN:09147977)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.10, pp.88-124, 1998-02-01

Ahmad Nadim Qasmi (1916—) is an effective Urdu short story writer as well as a poet and a journalist in Pakistan, who has generally maintained an unblemished personal reputation. The Urdu (and Hindi) short story as it exists today is a literary phenomenon of recent origin. Its present development owes much to the inspiration of the West. The short story in Urdu originated with Premchand (1880—1936), universally considered as one of the greatest fiction writers of modern India. Premchand brought it out of the world of dreamland and fantasy and introduced to this form the living truth of human existence. He portrayed the life of the Indian peasant in Uttar Pradesh in his novels and short stories with understanding and sympathy for their poverty and suffering, their superstitions and weakness.Only two years after the creation of the Union of Soviet Writers, Marxist intellectuals in India under the leadership of Sajjad Zahir called the first All-India Progressive Writers' Conference in Lucknow on April 10, 1936. Premchand, who imbibed the spirit of socialism in his final years, presided over the Progressive Writers' Movement's first session shortly before his death in 1936.The Urdu short story in the period after 1936 branched into two different lines: the sociological story, represented by Bedi, Krishan Chandar and Qasmi; and the psychological story, dominated by themes of sex, as best seen in the writings of Manto, Ismat Chughtai and Mumtaz Mufti. After Premchand, Ahmad Nadim Qasmi emerged as one of the best short story writers in Urdu. Imtiaz Ali Taj has rightly called Qasmi the "Premchand of Punjab." As a versatile writer, Ahmad Nadim Qasmi has written extensively both in prose and verse, depicting the rural life of the Punjabi with all its romance and poverty, and touchingly capturing the grandeur of nature in contrast with the sad plight of the village dweller. His interest in rural life sprang initially from his search for romance in the rustic, but later he began depicting rural actuality in all its beauty and misery, a fact which has tended to permeate his writing with a missionary zeal. Qasmi showed a deep sympathy for the peasant folk in their misery and poverty, for he saw beneath their rags a certain dignity, worth, and regard for humanity.In this paper an attempt has been made to describe Qasmi's life, thought and the process of his self-reformation, and to evaluate the characteristics of his works in the fifteenth collection of short stories "Nila patthar" (Blue stone) published in 1980.