| Again the essays by poets confirm this endless struggle to complete a poem. |
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| Why spend the next four years of weekends memorising facts, cranking out essays, and wading through texts if all you want is to graduate? |
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| Essentially an electronic book, it contains over 400 definitions and essays, from abracadabra to zombies. |
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| I love mixing genres, writing essays and kids' books and short stories as well as poems. |
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| The warden of the College expressed the consensus of these essays in this way. |
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| Inside Out showed anonymous copies of some of the student essays to academics. |
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| An accomplished pianist, Edward Said wrote some of the most surprising and sharp essays on music. |
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| This is a fascinating collection of poems, essays, reports and accounts based on the experience of work and working. |
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| Their quotes and epigrams take up a sometimes shocking amount of space in columns and essays. |
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| In other essays, teams are de-incentivized, plans are actualized, the day is workplanned. |
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| Aloof and academic, his book, The Hidden Plot, is essentially a collection of essays distilled from articles, notebooks and jottings. |
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| Shane Rhodes has published poetry, essays and reviews in magazines, journals and newspapers across Canada. |
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| It has spawned hundreds of essays discussing Edna's role as a possible feminist, painter, adulteress, and more. |
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| This collection of essays brings together a number of major feminist critics of early modern literature. |
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| He would, of course, listen to us reading our essays aloud, but rarely if ever commented on them. |
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| He has seasoned all of this with several excellent photo essays, and wraps up his efforts with an afterword and four appendixes. |
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| Thus, every effort will be made to publish timely and highly readable essays. |
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| Each period is divided into subsections comprising academic yet readable essays. |
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| This fine set of essays is very good reading as we head into the presidential elections. |
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| In North Carolina, no one at the school has access to the answer key or to grading the essays on our state tests. |
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| Most essays are followed by a short bibliography, and there is a seven-page keyword and person index. |
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| Most of the eleven essays here aim at remedying that spiritual and theological misfortune. |
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| Astounding, enchanting, alembicated, and dramatic, the Chopin studies are exemplary essays in emotion and manner. |
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| Well I'm willing to do that in essays, as mine tend to be anecdotal and yappy, they're not the most difficult things in the world to read. |
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| The essays are written by women who either grew up poor or are currently living in poverty. |
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| Federalists seized on the concept of an extensive republic in essays, public letters, and private correspondence. |
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| But as any who read or reread those essays will know, a huge depth of learning, often from the archives, underpinned the edifice of argument. |
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| The other streak that Gould does not mention in these essays is a streak of his own, though his publishers are not so reticent. |
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| Their essays suggest why African Americans have special stakes in the postmodern revaluation of modern paradigms. |
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| On a regular basis, the newspaper runs poetry, fiction, book reviews, essays on reading, author profiles, and excerpts from books. |
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| And I became interested in book reviewing, in writing the entertaining or amusing review, in the construction of reviews and essays. |
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| Her novels, short stories, and essays provide a vivid portrait of the Antiguan people and way of life. |
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| Articles and essays, as well as recent book reviews, are also indexed on-line. |
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| The essays that commanded my sustained attention ranged from one end of the century to the other, from the canon to the apocrypha and back. |
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| Below is a rough translation of the first few lines of one of the essays, called The Paradox of Western Press Freedom. |
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| As such, their essays can be regarded more as insightful appreciations than scholarly criticism. |
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| After she came to New York, she approached a literary agent with a manuscript of two essays and three short stories. |
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| A literary agent who'd read her manuscript of three essays and two short stories encouraged her to expand one of the stories into a novel. |
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| Both his poetry from 1926 on and his essays in literary criticism attest to his spiritual independence. |
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| Many of these essays are playful and creative in ways that ethnic literary criticism has not been in the past. |
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| This wide-ranging selection of literary theory essays is highly provocative and provides many concepts for discussion. |
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| A mixture of doctoral students setting out the direction of their research and established Romanists trying out new ideas present 12 essays. |
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| A couple of these essays are fatally infected by the particular strain of logorrhoea that afflicts so much current architectural theory. |
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| The authors of these essays are professors of history, literature, or art history. |
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| Stuart and Rosemary Robson have translated and edited eighteen essays about Javanese royal palaces in the late colonial period. |
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| Some essays are smooth and easy reading, while others, reflect a Germanic flavor with run-on sentences and numerous subordinate clauses. |
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| I am in awe of the atemporal feel that her essays have, and I find her words strangely comforting. |
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| Although these essays are concerned with others crops too, only Ellen's contribution is really focused on another staple food, sago. |
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| I'm writing essays and indulging in the luxury of reading books not written by me. |
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| A prolific writer, Horowitz is the author or co-author of over 30 books and thousands of articles and essays. |
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| The essays have a telltale sameness to them, says Stanford's MBA Admissions Director Derrick Bolton. |
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| The essays are heavily laced with anger, remorse and angst, as Powell examines his life on microscopic and macroscopic levels. |
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| Her stories, articles, essays and poetry have been published in various magazines and online publications. |
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| Title aside, this is less a book with a single evolving argument than a series of tangential essays. |
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| None of these essays is sanguine about the current situation, but all three offer positive views of the future. |
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| Opposition is the mode of satire, and the eleven essays on Romantic satire presented here are of a uniformly high quality. |
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| He has the largest body of work of any American writer with over 30 volumes of novels, screenplays, teleplays, theatre-works and essays. |
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| The introduction and eleven essays were written by young scholars from Africa, Asia, Britain, Europe, the Middle East and North America. |
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| The authors of the essays in this book offer great insight into the issues surrounding terminal illness and impending death. |
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| The submitted essays range in length from a few terse words to a screenful of close type. |
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| Researchers discovered that different academics gave different marks for the same essays. |
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| It featured more pithy screeds than analytical articles, and even the longest essays rarely went on for more than three or four paragraphs. |
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| The amount of background information in the link essays is generally superficial, sometimes to the point of banality. |
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| In this trajectory, she presents this set of essays as yet another ground upon which feminism was and is being theorised in India. |
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| The essays have to be attested by the class teacher or the head masters of the respective school. |
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| Each of the essays is long enough to give readers a thorough grounding in the topic being analysed. |
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| Since discussion threads are linked to individual news items or essays, discussions are quite limited temporally. |
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| Seeing that their admission plans are putting weight on the essay, it seems that essays are important to these universities. |
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| They have essays and poems in this companion volume of poems, essays and meditations. |
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| It's a collection of simple meditative talks or essays starting from spring and ending in winter. |
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| A thumbnail sketch of the Bank's history, drawn from the essays in Gene Traders, illustrates the process. |
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| This book consists of 11 essays documenting the phenomena of self-employment among various nations of the world. |
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| In these essays, the globalized economy appears principally as a means of melioration for the gutsy women who exploit its singular opportunities. |
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| The worst thing is that, in seminars, one lecturer puts people's essays up on a projector screen and the rest of the group has to comment on it. |
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| The general public, for whom these essays are also written, should be similarly bedazzled. |
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| Among the collection essays, they give magisterial overviews of the arts and conceptual universe of the Yoruba and Senufo. |
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| I had my notes, a block of standard A4 lined refill paper for my essays and a sketchbook for art. |
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| And also thrown in for good measure are nine beautiful picture essays that are really out of the top drawer and brimful of interest. |
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| At the end of the year, the school gave a prize to the student who best excelled at those essays. |
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| The fourteen essays gathered here embrace a range of issues which perhaps transcend the limits suggested by the subtitle. |
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| Thoreau's collection of essays reflects the philosophy of American Transcendentalism in practice. |
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| Together they edited a book of Aldous Huxley's essays about mind-altering drugs. |
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| The book will thus prove useful even in libraries that already shelve the original sources in which the essays first appeared. |
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| For essays on the perspectives of history, literature, bibliography, and cultural studies, see Where is Book History? |
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| The literary essays chronicle a bibliomaniac's passion and obsession with naming and collecting. |
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| Often Roth and his cohorts exchange short essays instead of speaking to one another. |
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| I miss contact with the German woman who printed and distributed 5 copies of my essays to her friends. |
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| One of the essays deals with the interesting question why biography is a genre that has been rarely well practised even in modern India. |
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| It also has, for the first time, little essays on subjects such as biography, short stories, detective fiction and so on. |
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| The other essays in this section also approach the problem of Africa as mistakenly framed by Western discourse. |
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| Jancar's work includes novels, short stories, theatre plays, film scripts and essays. |
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| Many of these essays draw on a case study approach and often integrate medieval and modern history. |
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| These lists have been culled from a variety of critical essays and reviews. |
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| It is this essay that, when struck as if a tuning fork, vibrates through all the other essays. |
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| In a series of essays and monographs written between 1885 and 1900, Freud radically reconceptualized hysteria. |
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| There's no danger of getting bored because there's such a flurry of lectures, essays, tutorials, college dinners and socialising. |
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| These twelve essays examine an enormous number of aspects involved in keeping the peace and resolving conflict in troubled parts of the world. |
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| While the essays are finely crafted, and held together by a common theme, at no time is the issue of typicality addressed. |
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| Because he is the first critic I have met in my life whose philosophy, transcribed into those essays, bruises and bloodies one. |
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| She is currently editing an anthology of critical essays about television sitcoms. |
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| The room was filled with innumerable awards, trophies, blue ribbons, award-winning essays and such. |
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| The remainder of the introduction provides capsule summaries of the essays, somewhat under-cutting the need to read the book. |
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| While being woefully underprepared overall, I'm at least semi-prepared for 4 of the 5 possible essays we'll have to write. |
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| With splurges of undigested Freud and lashings of dud anthropology, these essays fail to convince. |
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| The museological essays address the institution's mission, exhibition philosophy, history, and issues of ethics and repatriation. |
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| The essays provide a glimpse into the many unexplored themes in Birmingham history. |
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| The only obvious weakness of these essays is that some of the conclusions rest on fairly slender numbers of cases or anecdotes. |
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| All of these essays are by authors whose sociological vision has had a profound impact on our culture. |
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| A concise and true statement for a book largely filled with poems that read more like essays with poetic line breaks. |
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| The quality of a volume written by nineteen authors and comprising some eighteen individual essays can vary considerably. |
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| Although you spoke well of Smith's collection of essays, you also said that you were unfamiliar with his science fiction works. |
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| Rakoff's essays about having Hodgkins disease and hunting down the sperm he once donated are classics. |
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| This is a bulletin board system at which hundreds of people can post essays and commentaries on current affairs. |
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| His interest in visionary experience, for example, can be traced back to early essays. |
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| This eclectic mix of essays reminds us that democracy can be both an asset and a liability to its votaries in time of war. |
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| Written for non-specialists, the book is organized into an introduction and 15 discrete essays. |
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| University is not just about sitting in lectures and taking notes, then going over to the library to do essays. |
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| The latest volume in this series contains six original essays, a lengthy review article, and a number of book notices. |
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| In essays, interviews, and prefaces to his own work, he explored the problematic borderlines between historical fact and novelistic invention. |
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| In later essays I hope to address some questions that arise because of this piece. |
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| Those are all graded off-site and the essays are graded by people who don't know the students. |
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| The essays he wrote in his old age put him in the role of the nation's conscience. |
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| What we have, in fact, is a collection of essays by people who are mostly not so much new technologists as old-time literary types. |
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| Our conversation turns to the omnisexual writer, on whom he has written a couple of journalistic essays. |
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| We'll continue to shout our slogans at each other and send hate mail and write lengthy essays to try to prove our points. |
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| He is also the author of several law review articles, op-ed pieces, and scholarly essays. |
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| After he had repudiated conservative Hegelianism, he managed to insinuate into his essays and reviews a libertarian, democratic outlook. |
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| I do it all the time, when I want to transplant a sentence from one location to another in one of my hellishly long essays. |
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| The middle sections include essays considering the hermeneutic significance, force, and limits of God-language. |
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| Seen as a whole, for anyone other than an expert in Leonardo studies, the essays may seem baffling. |
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| Clayton's proposed methodology for cultural studies serves as a wide umbrella for a heterogeneous collection of individual essays. |
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| From France, however, he continued his creative output, producing essays and plays in addition to novels. |
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| We welcome proposals suggesting new subjects for review essays, both within and across disciplines. |
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| For me, the most engaging essays are those where the subjectivity of the writer comes into play. |
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| The second major part includes essays related to the mid-century charismatic movement in traditional Protestant denominations. |
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| A series of essays from various regular Americans on love, work, and life in the United States, including a housewife and supermarket checker. |
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| It is not true that the essays are superior to the novels, but they have a sustained perfection that the novels do not match. |
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| The poems, plays, and essays of the committed cultural nationalist are characterized by a markedly hortatory or didactic manner. |
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| The show's catalog contains no fewer than 20 essays explaining the therapeutic and hortatory intentions of this work. |
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| The latest installment of the series of essays on the war is hot off the press. |
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| To British cinemagoers, she will always be known for her roles in Mike Leigh's essays from the urban English landscape. |
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| It should bring together essays, speeches, feuilleton articles, essays, reviews of literature, theatre, music and the visual arts. |
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| Readers should not turn to these books if they are expecting original essays on key themes in contemporary human geography. |
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| In this collection of columns and occasional essays, she offers a passionate defense of civil liberty. |
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| Based on research papers originally written for a symposium, it offers 19 essays, most of them lucid and perceptive. |
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| Among other things, it's got a continuing symposium on legal education featuring essays from some of the brighter legal minds in the country. |
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| His tone also makes clear that this volume essays is intended only for Democratic partisans. |
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| A piece on the May blackouts in Moscow is written as a pastiche of four short essays by Lu Xun. |
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| The people who'll grade those essays won't have any time to decipher illegibility. |
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| She has published scholarly articles as well as stories, personal essays, and poems in numerous periodicals. |
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| Mostly short, the essays range from period pieces to recent history writing, from the dry to the witty, and from overviews to precise accounts. |
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| The four essays do cohere around some basic shared presuppositions, stances, and hermeneutics. |
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| The author has published six books, five collections of poetry and a volume of essays. |
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| In 30 years, Osofisan has had more than 40 plays produced and has published two collections of poems, novels, songs and critical essays. |
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| He has also published numerous books, collections of photographs and essays, reflections on film-making and other photographic and art books. |
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| Reading a novel or a poem or a collection of essays requires only that you bring home the book, curl up in your favorite chair and begin. |
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| Within this framework the essays move impressionistically back and forth with little attention to, or interest in, specific chronology. |
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| He is also a difficult writer to define, ranging from fantasy to science fiction and essays. |
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| With so many essays covering a diversity of themes and ideas, it is hard to fasten on a single idea as the central theme of the collection. |
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| My study will finally be used for more than just slogging through essays and drying clothes in inclement weather. |
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| A couple of these essays are fatally infected by the logorrhoea that afflicts so much current architectural theory. |
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| The collection of essays exemplifies the diversity and fecundity of medieval rhetorical studies. |
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| Why contribute to collections of essays that try to explain the inexplicable? |
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| The whole thing is lovingly packaged, with several essays by the compilers. |
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| There was no prior discussion with our authors concerning the content of their essays. |
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| Most essays include the condescending attitudes of a society that views them as dirty, stupid, invisible or sexually available. |
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| These short essays add tremendously to the book, again raising it above the level of a conglomeration of stories of human stupidity. |
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| The merits of the essays on such fine-grained details are inversely proportional to their scope. |
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| Rather than following a linear progression, the essays circle back to reveal the interconnectedness of things. |
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| The essays on Australian Conservatism provided some insight into conservative ideology and organization between the world wars. |
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| Taken as a whole, these essays constitute a reasonably valuable addition to the scholarship on Japanese-Turkish relations. |
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| Your child's growing grammatical skills will help him to construct quality sentences, then build paragraphs and essays. |
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| In his remedial English class, he wrote these comic essays that the teacher actually read aloud in class. |
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| He is the only confessed believer in this symposium of essays. |
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| The technique adopted in this volume is to bundle a series of essays arbitrarily culled from various publications with an explanatory introduction by the volume editor. |
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| All of these essays are clear, well documented, and illuminating. |
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| The essays here effectively convey the energy of a much-admired teacher and lecturer authoritatively addressing his principal art-historical concerns. |
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| Her poetry, essays, and short fiction have appeared in many magazines and have been reprinted in the Pushcart and Best American Poetry anthologies. |
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| I have barely skimmed the surface of this fascinating volume of essays. |
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| In this collection of personal essays, journalist jen Doll recounts her experiences at 17 some odd weddings. |
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| Thompson's nearly 50 published pieces include essays, book and film reviews, short stories, a novelization, and a young-adult biography of the writer Charles Chesnutt. |
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| Subsequent essays treat novelistic innovations in the works of critically significant younger Asian American authors such as Chang-rae Lee and Lan Cao. |
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| While the individual essays are well written and interesting, they do not address human nature and its deeper implications, nor do they cohere very well as a collection. |
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| Five-paragraph essays aren't like term papers, which aren't like journals, which aren't like research papers, which aren't like short stories, which aren't like novellas. |
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| You have Cartier-Bresson's shots on the one end of the spectrum and on the other, Kanu Gandhi's early essays with a box camera, but important as documents. |
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| The early twentieth century witnessed a spate of father-to-father advice books and a growing body of essays and articles written by and for fathers in popular magazines. |
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| Little essays in this direction were already made in Prospero's Books, with its concern for the art of calligraphy, for what it meant and stood for. |
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| Yet other printed essays and treatises described in detail the latest hair fashions from France and how to achieve them with the assistance of a hairdresser, or friseur. |
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| The absence of scholarly essays, on the other hand, is a relief. |
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| An author of fiction and philosophical essays, she was fluent and prodigiously productive, but her life was not circumscribed by her desk and the Oxonian common room. |
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| The essays read like excited missives to a friend, complete with an overreliance on all caps and WTF-style abbreviations. |
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| Their essays highlight the extent to which politics was in flux during this period, a point reinforced by Christophe Prochasson in his suggestive piece. |
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| In other words, essays attributed to children with popular names were given higher marks than essays purportedly written by children with unusual names. |
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| In one of the essays, Feynman, who is one of the 20th century's smartest people, cautions against just this sort of thing in talking about the teaching of science to children. |
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| Though some essays are certainly stronger, or more penetrating than others are, each brings something new to the table, and enhances the dialogue in some way. |
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| The essays range from the American desert to China, from discussions of gardens, landscape and architectural projects to exegeses of landscape texts and to the camera lucida. |
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| But his essays show a man struggling to figure out the complexities of discernment and judgment. |
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| In his essays this perspective is linked to the Greeks' doctrine of moderation and the demand for a balance between the Apollonian and Dionysian forces. |
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| Initially, it seems that oddities are what British journalist Jon Ronson is after in this charming menagerie of essays. |
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| As time progressed, her essays became a collection, and now, a first-hand look into the life of being an Ephron. |
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| But I'd have to say the blogosphere and Internet has given City Journal, a pretty highbrow magazine overflowing with thoughtful, long essays, a lot more readers. |
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| He became the patron and mentor of the younger poets, welcoming all innovations, as opposed to Jeffers the loner whom, nota bene, he mercilessly bashed in his essays. |
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| It really shows up in sloppy essays and writing samples and reporting on extracurricular activities. |
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| Seen beside the two luminescent elegies, the rest of the essays in the collection appear in long shadows. |
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| Which brings us to the most unfortunate essays in the book, two lumps of coal in a collection otherwise loaded with gems. |
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| His prior books about large-scale social transformation have been the subjects of numerous review essays and university symposia, and some scholars view them as classics. |
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| Her translations of the new essays read well, though there are some odd anachronisms like 'trendy' and 'dumbed down' and a slightly over-fastidious application of commas. |
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| Were you defining yourself as a fiction writer then, or did you already envision writing essays like the ones in The Unspeakable? |
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| In her ten books of poetry, in her two published novels as well as in her reviews and essays there is a response to this challenge not to live a kind of ethical infantilism. |
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| A farmer by choice, Kevin has also written a number of books and essays and is a regular contributor to newspapers and magazines in Northern Ireland. |
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| But, as Adam Kirsch writes, a new collection of essays shows how his political ideology changed him into a defender of oppression. |
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| In this regard several essays published in 1987 clearly mark a turning point, not to mention the insouciant crashing of psychoanalytic theory on the Black Studies scene. |
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| They wrote essays, or lectures, or sermons and they read them aloud. |
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| The prep-school-teacher-turned-cultural critic drives working mothers to fits with contrarian essays on modern domestic life. |
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| He subsequently led a simple life as one of the New England transcendentalists, writing poems, essays, and two books while trying to earn a living. |
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| As it happens, in the essays on my work and on Vatican II, there is not the slightest indication that the author wishes to be corrected, never mind to be proved wrong. |
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| William Styron was writing, James Baldwin was writing essays, and then this book just ricocheted around the country. |
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| Several essays emphasize the formal elements involved in reproducing both American myths through the effective employment of transhistorical archetypes. |
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| In a few weeks fresh-faced students will be eagerly spewing forth essays on the semiotics of the shell suit in post-parliamentary Scottish soaps, and good luck to them. |
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| This book, containing a large number of mostly short essays ranging over the entire breadth of the oeuvre, centers on the multiple roles of language within it. |
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| I'm too tired that evening to open either Himself Alone or The Idiot, and in any case I want to a make a start on a new book, a collection of short essays on single poems. |
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| I do it all the time, especially in word processing, when I want to transplant a sentence from one location to another in one of my hellishly long essays. |
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| Some of the twenty-one essays include extensive documentation, bibliographies, and appendices, making available materials often known only to specialists. |
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| In this article, I shall not attempt to deal with all of the areas covered by these differences, nor with the essays of all twelve contributors to Meyer's symposium. |
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| In this collection of old, new, and revised essays, he mentions gender considerations or feminism and feminist scholarship only parenthetically and intermittently. |
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| This and other similar questions are discussed at length in these essays. |
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| His books and essays on the Fathers of the Church focused on the theological struggles of the early Church to define the faith and the truth of Revelation in Sacred Scripture. |
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| Founded in Philadelphia in 1801 and issued weekly until 1809, Port Folio served up a miscellany of original and reprinted essays under the direction of Joseph Dennie. |
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| They read from his essays, performed scenes from his plays, and recited his most quotable quotes. |
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| The social history of crime is a vibrant area of intellectual enquiry, which since the 1960s has generated a proliferation of monographs and essays on a diversity of issues. |
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| If the essays are not overly adulatory neither are they overly critical. |
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| For those unfamiliar with Michals, an annotated biography and useful essays are included. |
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| Her essays, poems, stories and translations have been widely anthologized. |
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| Virginia Woolf came next, with her dazzling, sensuous essays and literary criticism. |
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| His book of essays, Photography After Frank, was recently published by aperture. |
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| And then a lot of these essays are appearing on the internet, and many of these personal essays are by women. |
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| This set of essays written over a span of forty years from 1961 to 2002, examines the structure and working of the British Raj in India during the first half of Crown Rule. |
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| People in the comments section were complaining about the length of one of these essays that ran in The New Yorker. |
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| He regularly contributes essays to The awl, and is a graduate of both NYU and Columbia University. |
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| The remaining essays, despite the editors' protestations that this volume is more thematically coherent than the typical Festschrift, are something of a grab bag. |
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| Rosemont's insightful introduction, short essays prefacing each major period of the movement, and brief biobibliographies illuminate a vibrant revolution in process. |
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| By the way, did you know I have a photoblog where I post photo essays? |
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| The creation of such a universal confection for the eye, by means of printed poetry or fiction or history or essays or memoirs and so on, isn't possible. |
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| The present book includes as appendices the rites of the 1962 and 1970 missals, as well as essays by liturgical scholars on diverse aspects of reforming the reform. |
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| The unsigned essays are 2-5 pages long and usually include a small portrait photograph of the biographee and a brief bibliography at the end of the text. |
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| Other essays touch on matters of style, symbolism and irony. |
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| Birthing in the Pacific meets a gap in the literature on pregnancy and birthing by offering a set of high quality essays on a hitherto neglected region. |
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| If these essays, like all essays, are a form of trying, Daum incites her readers to try, too. |
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| At times the essays appear to have been written with a burin. |
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| Resist the temptation and click onto a site that provides entertaining brain candy with articles and essays sure to spawn many debates around the picnic table. |
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| The rest of the essays and lectures in The Masters of Mankind show how Chomsky insists on breaking all the rules. |
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| I would be happy to see books of essays that have the benefit of multiple drafts and editors. |
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| Like Moby-Dick, River Bend Chronicle mixes together narrative and essays, not always in chronological order. |
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| The authors of the subsequent essays then use these factors, to varying degrees, to discuss a particular period of development of the Russian military forces under the tsars. |
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| He contributed ideas on education, political economy, psychology, penology, law, history, and political theory, which he set out in five books and over 1,000 essays. |
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| That is not the explicit focus of this effort, but there are some relevant analyses and sidelights, that are taken up again in the concluding essays. |
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| Note that your PC spellchecker may not capture all the spelling glitches such as homonymous words, the most commonly found spelling errors in essays. |
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| There is another interesting comparison between these two essays. |
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| The polymathic professor, TV presenter, and writer has a new collection of essays that covers, well, just about everything. |
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| There's nothing to say about Erik Benson except that his essays are chock-full of genius ideas, and you should read everything he's written for the last month. |
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| But among my objects of praise today are the authors of these essays, gifted lay and pastoral leaders, musicians, liturgiologists, professors, colleagues, friends. |
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| All the essays are more or less radically secular or this-worldly. |
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| She wrote a novel called In Zanesville and then a book of essays called The Boys of My Youth. |
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| The second category of essays embraces work by John Stanton-Ife, Victor Tadros, Markus Dubber, Lindsay Farmer and Kimmo Nuotio. |
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| It omits essays that were only tangentially related to the questions and adds those that more directly answer them. |
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| Jonathan Bennett and Eric Palmer each write essays arguing for a more subtle understanding of Descartes's plenist physics. |
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| And if many essays were workmanlike and obedient, the best would be singingly brilliant. |
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| An anthology of 62 essays and articles make up a reader for an ecumenicalism course within a theology curriculum. |
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| And It is everywhere, as the passage above from the Monadology shows, and as all the essays of Defining Race show. |
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| These essays reveal some useful ways to help reconcile the two sides, in particular the need to avoid category mistakes. |
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| Birns brings together 18 essays on the life and work of American writer Willa Cather. |
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| Nevertheless, the essays underscore the importance of historicizing form and thus support the collection's broader goals. |
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| Both teem with lesson plans, syllabi, book reviews, historiographical essays and other materials created by and for teachers. |
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| This is a collection of critical readings and contextualizing essays focused on Southern Gothic literature. |
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| Their essays challenge the image of noble Chechen warriors fighting for freedom from the imperialist Russian bear. |
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| In eleven essays, contributors examine how schools and students are working with multinationalism and diversity. |
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| Nam compiles stories, essays and poems written by and for young Asian American women. |
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| Among the most useful components of Bernini's Biographies is the lengthy prolegomena that precedes the work's ten interdisciplinary essays. |
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| The latter four essays work out symbolic understandings, and tend toward New Historicism. |
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| These authors write in a wide variety of styles and genres including short stories, novels, essays, and new journalism. |
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| The collection is at its most useful in those essays that debunk the straw man definitions of wilderness used by its opponents. |
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| Philosophy in The Twilight Zone comprises twelve essays bounded by Hunt's introduction and a thorough index. |
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| Along with essays in evolutionary psychology and anthropology, I assigned handbook articles on emotions and personality psychology. |
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| Her concise essays synthesize an enormous amount of information, thereby sparing general readers and younger scholars undesirable detail. |
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| These nineteen essays comment on Pythagoreanism, its historiography, and its traditions. |
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| Students learn to edit their essays for grammar and punctuation. |
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| Some essays are coolheaded, some shake with hysteria, some are memoirish, others didactic. |
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| Pupils read and reread classic works and wrote essays imitating their style. |
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| He also wrote several shorter letters and essays discussing specific aspects of computus. |
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| The essays assembled in this book derive from the contention that there are as many Islams as there are situations that sustain it. |
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| In 1856, Ralph Waldo Emerson published a book of essays entitled English Traits. |
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| Chesterton wrote a couple of essays on cheese, specifically on the absence of cheese in art. |
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| In one of his essays he recalls a time when he, by chance, visited a small town in the fenlands of England, which turned out to be Stilton. |
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| Latin literature includes the essays, histories, poems, plays, and other writings written in the Latin language. |
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| Seven years after first meeting Johnson to go over the work, Chesterfield wrote two anonymous essays in The World recommending the Dictionary. |
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| Johnson did not like the tone of the essays, and he felt that Chesterfield had not fulfilled his obligations as the work's patron. |
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| Besides working on the Dictionary, Johnson also wrote numerous essays, sermons, and poems during these nine years. |
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| Until the republication of these essays in 2002, their significance within her body of work was not appreciated. |
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| While in prison he wrote the pamphlet Paper against Gold, warning of the dangers of paper money, as well as many essays and letters. |
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| Chesterton wrote around 80 books, several hundred poems, some 200 short stories, 4000 essays, and several plays. |
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