10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOWNWARDNESS»
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downwardness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
downwardness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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ICCTP 2009: Critical Issues in Transportation System ...
Cumulative relative frequency curves (downwardness). Figure 2. Cumulative
relative frequency curves (upwardness). Table 2. Number of Black Spots. Period
Direction Criteria Number of black spots 2003 downwardness 3 6 upwardness 3
11 ...
2
Forgetful Muses: Reading the Author in the Text
collocate pairs, upwardness and downwardness (1991, 121). When collocate a
occurs more than its paired collocate b, Sinclair says that a collocates with b
downward. When collocate a occurs less often than its paired collocate b, a
collocates ...
3
The Braided Dream: Robert Penn Warren's Late Poetry
"Seasons" (58) is a poem in two parts, each with its own title: "I. Downwardness"
and "II. Interlude of Summer." Since it is the general title, "Seasons," and not the
titles of the two sections that is printed in the same typeface as the titles of the ...
4
Awaken to Superconsciousness: How to Use Meditation for ...
Affirmations of downwardness give emphasis to the delusion that our real place
is with our ancestors, the monkeys. To give in completely to our lower nature
would imply not only embracing our animal impulses, but descending further still
to ...
5
John Donne and the Protestant Reformation: New Perspectives
"Camminatiori" (threat) to "Commonitiori" (instruction) to "Consolation" (5:184).13
Donne often uses images of upwarciness and downwardness to define his
audience's sermonic experience along these same affective lines. "The naturall
way ...
Mary Arshagouni Papazian, 2003
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Time's Glory: Original Essays on Robert Penn Warren
In "Seasons," a poem in two parts, the movement from spring to fall evokes the
rueful irony featured in Warren's poetry of fifty years ago. Part I, "Downwardness"
(58), juxtaposes the "lust for downwardness" in the snow-melt against a tentative
...
The source domain of the verbal metaphoric expression inspires a hand and a
head gesture both depicting 'downwardness', so that 'downwardness' is
simultaneously expressed three-times (once in speech and twice in gesture),
creating a ...
Alan Cienki, Cornelia Müller, 2008
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Cognitive Linguistics and Non-Indo-European Languages
When -lpu is attached to roots which already inherently have a semantic element
of “downwardness”, that aspect is curtailed or limited by the presence of the suffix
: (17) a. bäja- 'descend' b. bäja-lpu- 'descend' The difference between (a) and ...
Eugene H. Casad, Gary B. Palmer, 2003
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Awaken to Superconsciousness
Affirmations of downwardness give emphasis to the delusion that our real place
is with our ancestors, the monkeys. To give in completely to our lower nature
would imply not only embracing our animal impulses, but descending further still
to ...
10
Shakespeare's Hyperontology: Antony and Cleopatra
No longer can we count upon the downwardness of abysmal humiliation, upon
the upwardness of celestial sublation. Analogously, in the field of the critical
inquiry, the downwardness of demystifying moves no longer really opposes the ...
Harald William Fawkner, 1990
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOWNWARDNESS»
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downwardness is used in the context of the following news items.
Southern Charm Recap S2 E8: Whitney's awkward one-man …
Without Kathryn and Thomas' dysfunction to focus on, we zero in on the spiraling downwardness of Craig. Bossman Akim eviscerates the ... «Charleston City Paper, May 15»
Review: Fahamu Pecou soars in striking, smart, timely “Grav•i•ty,” at …
Gravity's downwardness not only points to sagging pants, but to notions of immobility, heaviness and encumbrance. The show's equal ... «ArtsATL, Dec 14»
Painter Tiziana La Melia breathes new life into the craft
'Downwardness' is a common motif in art history and myth. There's Adam's fall, Icarus descending, Titian's The Flaying of Marsyas, ... «The Globe and Mail, Oct 14»
Folksy Wisdom From the Twin Cities
“I love the term polar vortex, meaning a sort of inexorable downwardness, which for those of us who grew up fundamentalist is very satisfying ... «Boca Raton, Jan 14»
Polar Vortex: 'School was never cancelled in Minnesota'
We also have the word “vortex” in our immediate vocabulary to express “inexorable downwardness” which is useful in explaining to the children ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 14»
The Tightrope Doesn't Matter When You're Already Down: Billy …
Maybe deeper, because in Billy Siegenfeld's Jump Rhythm, everything is down. "Downwardness leads to inwardness," Siegenfeld emphasizes. «Huffington Post, Jun 12»
Cop's book defies stereotypes
... natural causes — all bodies express this downwardness when we remove them from the cavern they have created merely by their presence, ... «Chicago Tribune, Mar 10»
