10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARYATIDIC»
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caryatidic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
caryatidic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
José Carlos Mariátegui: An Anthology
The work of another Frenchman, the great Henri Barbusse, is impregnated with
this same sentiment: the idealization ofthe masses—the timeless, eternal mass,
the caryatidic masses—upon which the glory ofheroes and the burden of culture
...
José Carlos Mariátegui, Harry E. Vanden, Marc Becker, 2011
2
The Merv Oasis: Travels and Adventures East of the Caspian ...
When the horribly irritating effect at first produced passed away, I began to look
upon my ever-present, passive human tormentors as so many caryatidic
appendages of the architecture of my residence. I had not as yet seen Kadjar
Khan, and ...
3
The Vienna Coffeehouse Wits, 1890-1938
He always maintained, for example, that Herr Reimers" speaks ad spectatares [to
the audience] and that Fraulein Bleibtreu15 is caryatidic.11' Perhaps it was a
case of rather too strongly emphasizing expressions usually encountered for the
...
4
Òrìşà Devotion as World Religion: The Globalization of ...
Caryatidic in structure, most agere consist of a bowl and a pedestal representing
humans and animals in action; they are usually carved or fashioned from a single
piece of ivory, wood, metal, or any chosen medium. They vary in size and ...
Jacob Kẹhinde Olupona, Terry Rey, 2008
5
Legal Stagings: The Visualization, Medialization and ...
... of the sense of justice'.5 In the left part ofthe wall one perceives three caryatidic
[6] figures alluding to the extension of legal community over wider and wider
areas: The justiciar who himself kept the law for the people of the settlement. [...].
Kjell Å Modéer, Martin Sunnqvist, 2012
6
The Greeks and Greek Love: A Bold New Exploration of the ...
... names in oaths, the stories about them exchanging pledges right until death, or
being enclosed in a golden jar with two handles, or in the dokana of the 40, Yet
another Boeotian same-sex pair. The caryatidic figures of the ephebes Kirylos ...
14) where a series of columns includes some that appear twisted or knotted or
caryatidic; where walls are patterned like interlaced metal grills or where
mouldings take on the form of vine tendrils. When we look at these in dissective
attention ...
... loneliness, sadness, fear, and anger, envy and other mixed emotions The
signs and symptoms of pseudo-euphoria include a manifestly untutored, ignorant
attitude, and a countenance that is rubicund, mellow, caryatidic and lugubrious.
41), like so many Picasso drinkers, lean, the support of their necks surrendered to
caryatidic forearms and hands whose fingers tendril or branch -calvx or corolla.
Suspended beyond their frames, their heads sink weakly but rest solidly on die ...
The feet are of the ball-and- paw type, repeated on the cover ; the handles of
caryatidic outline and roughly rectangular section, are cast in relief; and a band of
beaded decoration around the outer Up of the cover completes a highly pleasing
...
