10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COADUNATIVE»
Discover the use of
coadunative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coadunative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Accent: A Quarterly of New Literature
When setting up Coleridge's Biographia Literaria as another norm to be followed,
Mr. Blackmur focuses on three terms: esemplastic, coadunative, and synergical.
He gives a brief definition of each, in accordance with his own interpretation of ...
2
I.A. Richards' theory of literature
characterization of the coadunative imagination, in the explanation of the way in
which a distinction of the four senses of “nature” clarifies the seeming opposition
between the projective and realistic accounts, and in the suggestion of a solution
...
3
Accent; a quarterly of new literature
When setting up Coleridge's Biographia Literaria as another norm to be followed,
Mr. Blackmur focuses on three terms: esemplastic, coadunative, and synergical.
He gives a brief definition of each, in accordance with his own interpretation of ...
4
Topics in Programming Languages: A Philosophical Analysis ...
... nucleus of functional Programming. This fact is coadunative with the relational
status and structural instantiation action of Programming Languages, of which the
Declarative style is prominently the best example, and to which belongs Prolog.
Luis Manuel Cabrita Pais Homem, 2013
5
Fierce Gods: Inequality, Ritual, and the Politics of Dignity ...
It is this heterogeneity that makes places such as villages not just "collocative" or
"coadunative" but also deconstructive and changing (ibid., 35-36). Such a
perspective allows us to reject both top- down and bottom-up views of the relation
of ...
Arnheim's concept of radio is a complete realization of Wagner's notion of the
coadunative power of the ear to fuse, blend, disarticulate the world; the lines that
separate voice, music, noise grow vague, and all three become indifferent ...
7
Essays in Honor of J.M. Rogers
For notes in immediate (coadunative) association (iqtir ̧n), perfection is
compared to the combination of the boldly contrasting colors of the wine and the
glass, of sapphire and gold, of lapis lazuli and red,33 while for notes in
consecutive ...
Gülru Necipoğlu, Doris Behrens-Abouseif, Anna Contadinia, 2004
8
The Chances of Rhyme: Device and Modernity
17 If we saw, in Pope, art as "Nature methodized" within the received traditions of
writing, in Coleridge we must understand perfect works as "nature humanized"18
through the agency of coadunative language. Many issues remain to be ...
9
Wordsworth and the Zen Mind: The Poetry of Self-Emptying
... occasional critical perches of his poetry and prose, that we cannot trace
creativity and spirituality to a particular source, that there is a realm of imagination
deeper than the coadunative power the critical mind alternately applauds and
fears.
10
The Cambridge Companion to British Romanticism
The “godlike,” “divine” (2.4, 79, 82), creative ambitions of a Promethean
Romanticism give way in the play to the synthetic and syncretic dance of all forms
, thoughts, and eras with one another in the coadunative imagination. much in
asia's ...
