10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ATTITUDINISING»
Discover the use of
attitudinising in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
attitudinising and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Normativity and Naturalism
For another, optative attitudinising is not restricted to the moral sphere, nor
indeed, to the normative in general. On the contrary, as I see it, optative
attitudinising is something we are more or less continually involved in. 2. Mentally
representing ...
2
Living Proof: A Medical Mutiny
She describes an orthodox scientist, not a clinician, but they are the same when it
comes to attitudinising. Beata Bishop tried to interest no less than seven orthodox
doctors in her recovery from cancer after the Gerson therapy: she encountered ...
Michael Gearin-Tosh, 2010
3
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
This artist's ladies are addicted to attitudinising more than decorum warrants ; yet
few of them throw themselves into such unseemly postures as one of those in No.
325 (" Wood-nymphs Sleeping") : we might almost fancy that satyrs as well as ...
4
The Musical Standard: A Newspaper for Musicians, ...
Yet one remark and we close this article. We have as yet omitted all mention of
that class which perhaps sins as much against good taste in the way of
attitudinising, as the worst we have named, but for which, we think, more apology
can be ...
What Conrad feared was verbal attitudinising, dandyism, cleverness, and he thus
aspired to, but never achieved, the brilliant reporting of Guy de Maupassant.
There is much to be said for the aspiration, especially if, as T. E. Hulme observed,
...
In the account of Elisabeth Henry, however, the letter is vulnerable to the
objection that “[t]o detach philosophical attitudes from rhetorical, or theatrical,
attitudinising might be an impossibility for any observer,” even when the observer
is oneself ...
7
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg and Other Stories:
He wearsalmost the only dress vestonthe floor; itexposes a continental spread of
whiteshirtfront; his hands areposedat easein thelipsofhis trousers pockets;his
head istilted back complacently; he is attitudinising; he is playing to the gallery.
8
The Entire Works of Mark Twain:
He wears almost the only dress vest on the floor; it exposes a continental
spreadof whiteshirtfront; hishands are posedateaseinthe lips of his trousers
pockets; hishead is tiltedback complacently;he is attitudinising; he is playingtothe
gallery.
9
Centre and Periphery in Modern British Poetry
That's attitudinising, in those three lines. That's what I do. Help me out of it, you
sentient humanity. (from 'A Shortened Self) The word 'attitudinising' comes from
an era in London theatre of high- cost illusionism, with ponderous super-real sets
...
10
The Complete Works of Mark Twain:
He wears almost the only dress vest on the floor; it exposes a continental spread
of white shirt-front; his hands are posed at ease in the lips of his trousers pockets;
his head is tilted back complacently; he is attitudinising; he is playing to the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ATTITUDINISING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
attitudinising is used in the context of the following news items.
The Importance of Being Earnest, Vaudeville Theatre, review: David …
Imogen Doel's modern-seeming dreamy teenager of a Cecily and Emily Barber's attitudinising, vulgarly posh Gwendolen (a chip off the ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht wanted to create a world of …
When he wasn't administering the site, he ran a forum for libertarian attitudinising. “Silk Road is about something much bigger than thumbing ... «The Australian, Jun 15»
Poem of the week: from Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe
For me a lot of Renaissance drama, outwith Shakespeare and some of Jonson, is attitudinising, and this--which is perhaps the best of it--is still ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Diana Vishneva: On the Edge, Coliseum, London — review
... acts out her artiste-in-torment while two lovers (Bernice Coppieters and Gaëtan Morlotti) echo her angsty attitudinising to a compilation tape ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
Rundle: if words could describe acting, it would not be art
... performance, in which actors simply “spoke the words”, performance broken down until all psychologistic attitudinising had been driven out. «Daily Review, Apr 15»
Review: Audi TT Coupé TFSI
Polite curves have given way to attitudinising facets. The TT looks tough as much as it looks pretty. And the new car is technically superior. «Management Today, Mar 15»
Royal Ballet: Onegin review – wondrous performances overcome a …
All that preposterous attitudinising and injured amour-propre, all those stiff-necked notions of honour. Soares fully reveals himself only in the ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
The best art books of 2014
... and elegiac portraits seem remote from his chaotic life. There was more to the man, after all, than an attitudinising ego. rembrandt self portrait. «The Guardian, Dec 14»
Our Favourite Shop: John Simons, the Tale Of a London Stylist
... era of obsession with the fashion of celebrity, beset also by what Will Self recently called (in relation to the hipster) a "mindless attitudinising". «Huffington Post UK, Nov 14»
Richard Godwin: 'Hipster' is just a way to slag off the young
Will Self wants to know too — he's just published an essay about how much he hates your “mindless attitudinising”. The creators of the game ... «Evening Standard, Oct 14»
