10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEMIWORLD»
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demiworld in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
demiworld and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pioneering North America: Mediators of European Culture and ...
This son of hers, Felix Volkbein, who will later call himself "Baron Volkbein," is a
borderline figure: on the one hand, he has inherited his mother's militaristic,
authoritarian strain; on the other hand, he associates with the demiworld, the
space ...
2
The Shores of Nowhere: Chronicles of Anais
Wait... what is the Demiworld?” “I am not that kind of genie. There are different
ranks and types,” she replied, “The Demiworld is a perpetual void where all
monsters created by human belief systems exist.” “Wait, humans created these
things?
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Webster's II New College Dictionary
demiworld. •. demurrer. urge. The name used by Plato to designate the deitv who
fashions the material world. 2. Demiurge. The Gnostic creator at the material
world. 3. A public magistrate in some ancient deck states. 4. a. A creative force, b.
Houghton Mifflin Company, Webster, 1999
So this place, this “demiworld,” was responsive—strongly responsive—to the
mind of the sorcerer. That had implications. He had never been to any world but
his own before—not in this lifetime—and wasn't sure if the Hidden worked by the
...
I reside in a demiworld wondering how many others have made it back to
themselves in spite ofyour elixirs du jour. I wonder if you ever gave me a second
thought before the end, before the cancer ate away at your core. Large silvery
eyes ...
6
Kiplinger's Personal Finance
There is also the demiworld of "camping trailers," lightweight one- or two-
wheelers with metal or fiber glass base and collapsible canvas top. You can buy
a substantial model for anywhere from $350 to $900, or rent one for about $25 a
week.
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Street Addicts in the Political Economy
we have no sense of it being part of anything larger than its own demiworld. It is
ironic that deviance theorists, interested in examining the consequences of
labeling, have been party to the social construction of the tag "deviant other.
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Self, Identity, and Social Institutions
Additional sustain- ing identities name jobs that are alcohol related or that allow
contact with the underworld or demiworld, again including some that Robins
specifically cites: bellhop, gambler, mouthpiece, and rookie cop, plus barmaid, ...
David R. Heise, Neil J. MacKinnon, 2010
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Freedom's Ferment; Phases of American Social History to 1860
No one knew those conditions better than the notorious Stephen Burroughs, and
his memoirs are a mine of information about the jails and prisons of his day as
well as about the life of the underworld — and the demiworld — of the period.9 ...
... DEMIURGES DEMIURGIC DEMIURGICAL DEMIVOLT DEMIVOLTE
DEMIVOLTES DEMIVOLTS DEMIWORLD DEMIWORLDS DEMO DEMOB
DEMOBBED DEMOBBING DEMOBILIZATION DEMOBILIZATIONS DEMOBILIZE
DEMOBILIZED ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEMIWORLD»
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demiworld is used in the context of the following news items.
'I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp' by Richard Hell
In the end, the demiworld salad days came crashing down. Hell ended up a full-blown junkie, subsequently sobered up and quit music in 1984. «Boston Globe, Mar 13»
Bruce Buschel Ponders Restaurant Kleptomania
"Lawlessness rules the restaurant demiworld," Buschel intones. "Wines have to be imprisoned. The walk-in refrigerator sports a padlock. «Village Voice, Apr 10»
Steal This Napkin. Feel No Guilt. Come Again.
Lawlessness rules the restaurant demiworld. Wines have to be imprisoned. The walk-in refrigerator sports a padlock. The 25-year-old single ... «New York Times, Apr 10»
