10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISIMPRISONMENT»
Discover the use of
disimprisonment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disimprisonment and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Power, Ideology, and Control
2.2.2 Design, Debate, and Disimprisonment: Flood's Extension of Critical
Systems Thinking to Total Quality Management In his book, Beyond TQM, Flood (
1993) offers a powerful demonstration of how critical systems thinking can
theoretically ...
2
Three Great Teachers of Our Own Time: Being an Attempt to ...
... of the fact, that in the real, rightly discerned, the ideal or truly heroic will be
iound to lie waiting for disimprisonment, like that damsel we read of in knightly
chronicles, who, rudely bound to a tree, had to wait for her appointed deliverer.
3
Astrology Of America: The Purpose-driven Meaning Of ...
It is within the “realm” (Saturn governs limits of boundaries and dimensions) of “
possibility” (faith and hope of Jupiter) that the full “flavor” (essence and style of
Venus) of the “freedom” (disimprisonment feeling of Uranus) from the “toilsome ...
4
Theism and Cosmology: Being the First Series of a Course of ...
the imagination, liberate the soul, and transfigure the world, but I shall not stay to
enquire minutely into the difference between scientific and poetic imagination,
between scientific and poetic disimprisonment from vulgar prejudice, between
the ...
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Spiritual Selfhood and the Modern Idea: Thomas Carlyle and ...
Vol. 1. Orono, M.E.: University of Maine, 1990. Cumming, Mark. “Carlyle, Whitman
, and the Disimprisonment of Epic.” Victorian Studies 29 (1986):207-26.
DaLamotte, Eugenia. “Dissonance and Resolution in Four Quartets.” Modern
Language ...
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Handbook of the History of Philosophy
Its end is the disimprisonment of spirit from nature, in the form of rational,
conscious individuality, — Man. To demonstrate the connecting middle-terms
between the two, to follow up step by step the ever more and more successful
attempts of ...
Albert Schwegler, James Hutchison Stirling, 1868
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Handbook of the History of Philosophy ... Translated and ...
Its end is the disimprisonment of spirit from nature, in the form of rational,
conscious individuality,—Man. To demonstrate the connecting middle-terms
between the two, to follow up step by step the ever more and more successful
attempts of ...
Friedrich Carl Albert SCHWEGLER, James Hutchison Stirling, 1868
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Human Factors in Information Systems
Methodologies are then chosen to address the issues surfaced, using the
Complementarist Framework (Table 2) to determine, by use of metaphor, whether
the key concern is one of design (technical), debate (practical), or
disimprisonment ...
Edward Szewczak, Coral Snodgrass, 2002
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The Routledge Encyclopedia of Walt Whitman
... and the Disimprisonment of Epic.” Victorian. Studies. 29. (1986): 207—226.
Froude, James Anthony. Thomas Carlyle: A History of His Life in London 1834—
1881. 2 vols. London: Longmans, Green, 1 884. . Thomas Carlyle: A History of
the ...
J.R. LeMaster, Donald D. Kummings, 2013
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Mixed-Mode Modelling: Mixing Methodologies For ...
First metaphor is used to determine whether the key concern is one of design (
technical), debate (practical) or disimprisonment (emancipation); then a
methodology or mix of methodologies may be chosen to address the problem
context, with ...
M.G. Nicholls, S.A. Clarke, B. Lehaney, 2001
