10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIGONOUS»
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The Schenker Project : Culture, Race, and Music Theory in ...
As the music theorist Rudolf Louis wrote in 1905, 'the artistic expression of the “
Liberal” spirit was the academic epigonous classicism, that today appears to us
so thoroughly done away with' (Notley 1993: 112). Yet there is more to it than that
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University of London Nicholas Cook Professional Research Fellow Royal Holloway, 2007
2
Humanist Educational Theory, Gregory the Great, and Culinary ...
Some comic deviations from the courtly gastronomic norms of the Arthurian feast
— such as those in Perceval, Fergus, and HunbutU — can be read as critical
commentary on these norms. The mid-thirteenth-century epigonous romances ...
Paul Maurice Clogan, 2004
The Yin-Chou art was in all essentials an epigonous art. The criteria of the Yin
style (1 — 38) are all to be found in the Yin-Chou period; the general
characterization of the Yin bronzes given above (p. 135 ff.) applies equally well to
the ...
4
Yin and Chou researches
The Yin-Chou art was in all essentials an epigonous art. The criteria of the Yin
style (1 — 38) are all to be found in the Yin-Chou period; the general
characterization of the Yin bronzes given above (p. 135 ff.) applies equally well to
the ...
Östasiatiska samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden), Bernhard Karlgren, Johan Gunnar Andersson, 1935
5
Objects of Translation: Material Culture and Medieval ...
Proponents of this approach generally see the mosques as epigonous reflections
of the brick idiom and vaulted forms favored in the eleventh- and twelfth-century
Seljuq architecture of Iran, products of a grudging compromise between the ...
Finbarr Barry Flood, 2009
6
Culinary Comedy in Medieval French Literature
Second, the thirteenth-century epigonous verse romance of the Vengeance
Raguidel also includes the motif of the feast interrupted, among many other
comic reversals of chivalric and courtly convention. Completely out of character,
Gauvain ...
7
Brother Hermann's Life of the Countess Yolanda of Vianden
Most likely the enraptured cliches with which Count Henry addresses his
daughter are part and parcel of Hermann's epigonous importation of the tropes of
the Middle High German courtly epic, whether directly or by way of formulary.
Brother ...
Hermann (Bruder), Richard H. Lawson, 1995
8
Sophocles: The Theban Plays
This man was Adolf Wilbrandt, the subsequent director of the Vienna Burgtheater
and the author of a great number of technically superbly constructed classical-
epigonous dramas, among them the Meister von Palmyra. To give the bare dates
...
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The Paradoxical Breakthrough of Revelation: Interpreting the ...
It is a sign of an epigonous thinking [i.e., a dialectically untrained, primitive
thinking] to pose alternatives and to bring them to a conclusion [or, decide
between them] with the smallest means — and all this in regard to problems
beyond which ...
10
Jesus the Intercessor: Prayer and Christology in Luke-Acts
... highly subjective procedure, requiring a subject matter which clearly
predisposes one towards such conclusions. ,3 Cf. W. D. Davies' discussion of "
epigonous" nuances in The Setting of the Sermon on the Mount, (Cambridge,
1964), pp. 44f.
David Michael Crump, 1992
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