10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BELITTLINGLY»
Discover the use of
belittlingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
belittlingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Rest is Silence: Death as Annihilation in the English ...
As a tenure decision approached, I wrote a book of practical criticism about the
strategies of professional literary competition; in arguing that Ben Jonson
outpositioned rival playwrights by placing their characters belittlingly in his own
satiric ...
2
Justice Henry Fielding's Influence on Law and Literature
... rather belittlingly about his income and financial.
Claudine L. Maria-Julia Boros, 2010
3
Home, Identity, and Mobility in Contemporary Diasporic Fiction
A good example of the satirical elements in the novel concerns the reception of a
play performed by Latino actors, including Máximo, a play belittlingly relegated to
the category of “ethnic theatre”, as testified in the critic's choice of Spanish ...
4
Epic Lessons: An Introduction to Ancient Didactic Poetry
On the Universe is dedicated vigorously to the aristocrat, Gaius Memmius (1.50—
61), who may also have been the patron of the contemporary poets Catullus and
Cinna (Catullus' poems 10 and 28 refer belittlingly to him). Catullus probably ...
5
Serbia's Great War, 1914-1918
... further maintaining that the regime — personified by the Regent and the Prime
Minister — would otherwise 'destroy greater Serbia'. Dimitrijevic and his
associates belittlingly called Regent Alexander 'that little man' and Pasic 'Judas'.
6
The Ethics of Cultural Appropriation
One particularly unfortunate consequence of this strategy is to consign a
belittlingly small display of American Indian artifacts to an obscure corner of the
Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, rather than to incorporate them in the currently
almost ...
James O. Young, Conrad G. Brunk, 2009
7
Secret Germany: Stefan George and His Circle
Gundolf regretted losing Klages, he said, but felt more ambivalent about Schuler,
whom he belittlingly dubbed the "violet-ring Nero," and now insisted that Karl
Wolfskehl had "often followed him only out of fear." Knowing George's own ...
Robert Edward Norton, 2002
8
Current Issues in Women's History
Most women researchers identifY with the object of their research. This leads to a
situation in which canons of scholarship dissuade researchers from any such
identification. Women researchers are therefore often, somewhat belittlingly, said
...
International Conference on Women's History, Arina Angerman, Geerte Binnema, 2012
9
The School for Scandal and Other Plays
... would do well to bear in mind. Twentieth—century actors have rarely attempted
a reading of Joseph as a 'downright revolting villain'. The emphasis instead has
tended to be, sometimes almost belittlingly, on the implications of his surname.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, 1998
10
Richard Hoggart: Virtue and Reward
... should have a clearly defined vocational purpose; the rest is, belittlingly, '
recreational'.27 Cheerfulness keeps breaking in. Around Farnham there still
stretches the lovely Surrey countryside, ample, undiminished, lushly green, the
blackbirds, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BELITTLINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
belittlingly is used in the context of the following news items.
The only person who stabbed Kevin Pietersen in the back was Kevin …
Why should captain Alastair Cook – belittlingly compared to Ned Flanders in Pietersen's book – want him anywhere near his team? How could ... «Cricket.co.uk, May 15»
My Quest to Reengineer a Legendary Beer in a Dirty Kitchen
Complex and graceful, Resurgam and the rare few beers like it represent a style of beer that's flatly, even belittlingly, called sour. Behind the ... «Wired, Mar 15»
Better know a commenter: RoyallyDisplaced
I absolutely love Iowa, and aggressively oppose any Iowan who speaks belittlingly toward our state. I somewhat abhorred the town of Ames in ... «Royals Review, Mar 15»
Taunton street preacher Michael Overd in court accused of public …
“I am all for free speech but not at the expense of belittlingly someone.” He added that if it had been a private conversation he would have ... «Somerset County Gazette, Mar 15»
Yes, Philadelphia, there is a Republican mayoral-primary candidate
But that query would also be belittlingly rude to pose of the lone GOP candidate to personally pick up his nominating petitions at the County ... «Newsworks.org, Feb 15»
Viewpoint: Red letter collegians — How society devalues the online …
People would belittlingly remark, “oh, you just go to school online?” And meekly, I would answer, “yes.” Why? Unfortunately, it's because online ... «USA TODAY College, Sep 14»
Is John Doe probe a case of a mini NSA in Wisconsin?
Her appeal asserts prosecutors did so “cavalierly” and at times “belittlingly,” characterizing Rindfleisch's argument as “rhetoric,” “nonsense,” ... «Watchdog.org, Jul 14»
Please, Mother, Enough
All were emotionally restrained; I can recall none that spoke belittlingly of the one receiving care. Continue reading the main story ... «New York Times, May 14»
The Making of a Monster: Charles Manson?s Childhood
His chillingly matter-of-fact biography depicts Charlie (as Guinn belittlingly calls him throughout) as a garden-variety sociopath with ... «Daily Beast, Aug 13»
"Crystal Fairy" is a Refreshing Change from Big Budget, Summer …
Ironically, Roman Polanski's Chinatown (1974) has a brilliant use of female nudity, which exhibits just how poorly and belittlingly it is used in ... «JustPressPlay, Jul 13»
