10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHANGEFULNESS»
Discover the use of
changefulness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
changefulness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Sympathy of Things: Ruskin and the Ecology of Design
Nonetheless, changefulness and savageness are completely continuous. We
have seen how changefulness can never be fully isomorphic, and starts to break
down on both the small and large scales. And, more importantly, we have also ...
2
Migrant Voices in Literatures in English
Even if the reader is willing to grant such power of changefulness to the
protagonist, the very pace and manner of this changefulness intimidates her/him.
But the significant consequence of such an amoeboid game is the problem of
home.
Sheo Bhushan Shukla, Anu Shukla, 2006
3
The Headington (parish) magazine [afterw.] St. Andrew's ...
Their changefulness knows no rest. And they all ere long shall go out and perish
together, for ' heaven ' as well as ' earth ' ' shall pass away.' But, oh, my friends, in
the great Father of all these glorious lights there is no such state of things as ...
Headington St. Andrew's, 1871
4
Socratic Philosophy and Its Others
It is striking, then, to find Socrates defending changefulness (polytropism) in the
Lesser Hip— pias, which is the focus of David Corey's essay. In this dialogue, the
sophist Hippias praises the Homeric character of Achilles over that of Odysseus ...
Denise Schaeffer, Christopher Dustin, 2013
5
Recovering the Orient: Artists, Scholars, Appropriations
Changefulness was permanent; fixedness was transient. The space of Hsu Tao-
ning's painting must be participated as a universe of both kinds of li, not only as a
ritual structure, imbued throughout with the feeling inherent in ritual, but also as ...
C. Andrew Gerstle, Anthony Crothers Milner, 1995
At almost every point, the scenery of the sky he drew so fondly images this
temper of Shelley's mind, this incessant building and unbuilding, this cloud-
changefulness of his imagination. I silently laugh at my own cenotaph, And out of
the ...
7
Alfred Marshall: Progress and Politics (Routledge Revivals)
In that sense, therefore, the changefulness that is characteristic of modern Britain
is to be welcomed precisely because it is changefulness: 'A perfect adjustment is
inconceivable. Perhaps even it is undesirable. For after all man is the end of ...
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Too well I know, By fits of changefulness and hours of pain, My feeble soul strung
to a lower strain Than those glad souls that circle me: and so Out of my very grief I
wring a pleasure, And being unloved, I love ideal things, And not possessing, ...
9
Marxism: For and Against
Then we find that the very characteristic of changefulness that commends a
dialectical viewpoint to our imaginations renders it awkward for our cognitive
faculties. It is difficult to “think” about change, even if it is natural to imagine it.
Heraclitus's ...
Robert L. Heilbroner, 1980
10
Divine Self, Human Self: The Philosophy of Being in Two Gita ...
3 apprehension and changefulness 3 root words 2 self and seeself sentience
andinsentience 56, 67–8 thatness 4,5 without transmigration110 see also
individualterms Bhagavad Gītā see Gītā binding and unbinding 93–5 disparities
15–16,94 ...
Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad, 2013
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHANGEFULNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
changefulness is used in the context of the following news items.
A Ted Hughes Bestiary: Poems selected by Alice Oswald - book …
... Ruskin described the six characteristics of Gothic art as "savageness, changefulness, naturalism, grotesqueness, rigidity and redundance". «The Independent, Sep 14»
Why David Cameron might be even more conservative than anyone …
Oakeshott described what he called “the conservative disposition” as the ability to grasp “the inventiveness, the changefulness, the absence of ... «New Statesman, Oct 13»
Laws of Attraction
If you are interested in a woman, you are taken with her beauty's changefulness, its complications, its mysteries, and you come to see how the ... «New York Times, Aug 13»
Jasper Johns Speaks of Merce Cunningham
How did Mr. Johns respond to Cunningham's changefulness, to his need to reinvent himself? Mr. Johns's one-sentence reply might well apply ... «New York Times, Jan 13»
The Flesh Made Word: “Earthen Vessels” and the Sacred Art of Tattoos
The LOGOS transcended the world and its changefulness, representing the eternal truth and the power by which all things were called into ... «Patheos, Nov 11»
'This Probably Isn't Possible, But ...'
Like Nijinsky he had an astounding jump, an extraordinary neck, an animal intensity, an actor's changefulness. Like Nijinsky he does not mind ... «New York Times, Apr 09»
Multidimensional Movements Echo the Depths and Horizons of the …
... title “Ocean,” then these movements, echoed by other dancers, help you feel its horizons, its depths and skies, its mercurial changefulness. «New York Times, Sep 08»
