ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DEFENESTRATION
From New Latin dēfenestrātiō, from Latin de- + fenestra window.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEFENESTRATION»
Discover the use of
defenestration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
defenestration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The
Defenestration of Bob T. Hash III: A Novel
Analogies abound, yet nothing can truly compare to the comic broadsides, dazzling wordplay, cheeky wit, and wholly original flights of imagination working their magic in David Deans’s inventive new novel. From the Hardcover edition.
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Disciplinarity at the Fin de Siècle
Notes. on. the. Defenestration. of. Culture. JAMES BUZARD Culture is a deeply
compromised idea I cannot quite do without. James Clifford A future historian of
late-twentieth-century trends in the Geistes- \vissenschaften will not fail, I think, ...
Amanda Anderson, Joseph Valente, 2002
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John, 2010
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Articles on Deaths by
Defenestration, Including: ...
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Suicide Methods: Russian Roulette, Hanging,
Defenestration, ...
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Murder by
Defenestration
The curious clan interrogates park employees and gathers clues and evidence. But when Murder by Defenestration enters the equation, the situation gets dangerous.
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A Date with History: July 30th Including the First ...
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Espionage's Most WantedTM: The Top 10 Book of Malicious ...
The ''defenestration of Prague,'' the throwing out the window of three of archduke
Ferdinand's regents in 1618 started the very bloody Thirty Years' War. The war
left the central European countryside devastated and nearly a third of the ...
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Historical Dictionary of Calvinism
DEFENESTRATION OF PRAGUE (1618). Defenestration, meaning “throwing
someone or something out of a window,” is derived from the Latin fenestra, a
window. Prior to the famous event of 1618, there was an earlier defenestration in
1419, ...
Stuart D. B. Picken, 2011
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Windows: Post and Lintel, Stained Glass, Window, ...
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Source Wikipedia, Books Llc, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEFENESTRATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
defenestration is used in the context of the following news items.
Barclays chairman confirms he 'fired' Antony Jenkins - here's why
Mr McFarlane will ostensibly use his position to lead the hunt for a new chief executive following the defenestration of Antony Jenkins - also ... «BBC News, Jul 15»
Greece takes a brave leap into the unknown
Maybe this is the moment that hastens Europe's unwinding — the defenestration of Prague, the shooting of Franz Ferdinand on the bridge in ... «Toronto Star, Jul 15»
Everything you need to know for the perfect Disneyland holiday
Never has the constant fear of defenestration and decapitation been so vividly evoked. 21. For a change of pace, be sure to do Soarin' Over ... «The Daily Telegraph, Jul 15»
Personal Account: Ignore yourself — invest
The ERM was a forerunner of the euro, and our humiliating defenestration from the former is the main reason we never joined the latter. «The Sunday Times, Jul 15»
Conservatives throw the best party EVER: David Cameron's smart …
... defenestration at the general election, the mood on the evening was understandably restrained following recent shocking events in Tunisia.”. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
MP makes maiden speech
“The lesson is clear: East Dunbartonshire voters are not sentimental when it comes to political defenestration. I am acutely aware of the lessons ... «Kirkintilloch Herald, Jul 15»
Tory donors blow £410k on photos of ministers! By SEBASTIAN …
... on where they sat — whooped with delight at video images of Ed Balls's defenestration at the General Election, the mood on the evening was ... «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Nigel Pearson was a bully, and deserved to be sacked by Leicester …
So it transpires you can be sacked for who you are as much as for what you do. Nigel Pearson's abrupt defenestration at Leicester City, amid ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
How social media has turned us all into sadists
Today's culture of outrage often manages the same sort of virtual human butchery — a morning of Twitter defenestration, an afternoon of ... «The News Hub, Jul 15»
'Hannibal' 3.09 Recap: “If I Had Lips, I Would
(She deadpans, “I've always enjoyed the word defenestration. Now I get to use it in casual conversation.”) After spending time in traction in the ... «High-Def Digest, Jul 15»
