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Artigo Acesso aberto Brasil Produção Nacional

Lis Yana de Lima Martinez,

According to Physics (HAWKING, 2017), time originated at the Big Bang. According to some religions, time originated at the moment God created the universe. Arda’s time originated with the music sung by the Ainur and the counting of the days begun with Anar. In the following, I would like to offer a series of thoughts on the phenomenon of time comparing The Lord of The Rings Online ( Lotro ) , released by Turbine Inc. and now maintained by Standing Stone Games, to Tolkien’s Arda. Also, I would like to introduce ...

Tópico(s): Artificial Intelligence in Games

2019 - UNIVERSIDADE DO ESTADO DO RIO DE JANEIRO | Abusões

Artigo Acesso aberto Brasil Produção Nacional Revisado por pares

Raphael Soares Sales, Marco Antônio Villarta-Neder, Fábio Luiz de Castro Dias,

... principais personagens no primeiro momento do capítulo chamado Ainulindalë, de O Silmarillion (2019), obra de John Ronald ...

Tópico(s): Russian Literature and Bakhtin Studies

2023 - | IPOTESI – REVISTA DE ESTUDOS LITERÁRIOS

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Cami Agan,

... accounts of The Silmarillion and in particular, the Ainulindale. (5) In The Writing of History, for example, ...

Tópico(s): Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices

2015 - Mythopoeic Society | Mythlore

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Kenneth R. Moore,

This article is about J. R. R. Tolkien's adaptation of Pythagorean musical elements in the ‘Song of the Ainur’ of the Silmarillion. It details Tolkien's use of Pythagorean dissonance, along with what that amounts to in terms of musical theory, and explores the epistemological origins of the concept and how it found its way into this work of fiction. On the latter point, Platonism, Neoplatonism, and early Christian theology are considered. This includes the likes of Prudentius, pseudo-Dionysius, Augustine, ...

Tópico(s): Themes in Literature Analysis

2024 - Cambridge University Press | Greece and Rome

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Carrol L. Fry,

... Dualism in The Silmarillion Carrol Fry (bio) In “Ainulindalë,” the opening segment of J.R.R. Tolkien’ ...

Tópico(s): Comics and Graphic Narratives

2015 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Matthew R. Bardowell,

... making of Middle-Earth in his creation myth, Ainulindale; Melkor's attempts at creation within Middle-Earth; ...

Tópico(s): Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices

2009 - | Journal of the fantastic in the arts

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Jon Mentxakatorre Odriozola,

... II. Beyond the Music of the Ainur The Ainulindalë, the opening narration of The Silmarillion, talks of ... revealed as the Children of Ilúvatar. Thus, the Ainulindalë illustrates that there is a Creator and lesser ...

Tópico(s): Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

2022 - University of St. Thomas | logos

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Eileen Marie Moore,

... 2 dwells upon this subject, comparing Tolkien's "Ainulindalë" with the Genesis Creation story and Dante's ... which he narrates the creation of Arda. His "Ainulindalë" (Music of the Ainur, a musical myth by ...

Tópico(s): Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices

2022 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Gerald R. Seaman,

... into the Void, and it was not void (“Ainulindalë” S 15). Heidi Steimel and Friedhelm Schneidewind, along ... origins outside of the created world itself. The “Ainulindalë,” then, does more than express how Arda came ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2011 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Jon Mentxakatorre Odriozola,

... allá de la Música de los Ainur El Ainulindalë, la narración de apertura de El Silmarillion, habla ...

Tópico(s): Themes in Literature Analysis

2022 - University of St. Thomas | logos

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David Bratman,

... of Leithian," evincing the increasing influence of the "Ainulindalë" on Tolkien's imagination. Petra Zimmermann writes strikingly ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2021 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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John Wm. Houghton,

... a partial similarity” (4), reading, for example, the Ainulindalë as if it had no parallels outside the ...

Tópico(s): Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

2016 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Amelia A. Rutledge,

... same way that cosmogony was central in the Ainulindalë. The Valar rule in favor of Finwë's ...

Tópico(s): Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

2012 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Gerald R. Seaman,

... so would Melkor undo it or corrupt it” (“Ainulindalë” S 22). Given this, it is altogether appropriate ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2011 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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John Wm. Houghton,

... light. Beginning with the Flame Imperishable in the "Ainulindalë" (which Lauro, citing [End Page 273] Tolkien's ...

Tópico(s): Gothic Literature and Media Analysis

2009 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Nicholas Birns,

... through all of The Silmarillion, beginning with the "Ainulindalë" and proceeding on until the end of the " ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2009 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Deidre A. Dawson,

... and the later (late 1940s) version of the "Ainulindalë." In this chapter, the author stresses the disappearance ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2008 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies

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Gergely Nagy,

... Tolkien's oeuvre: the unfinished music of the "Ainulindalë." One of the book's essential strengths is ...

Tópico(s): Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies

2006 - West Virginia University Press | Tolkien studies