10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ETHEREALISATION»
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etherealisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
etherealisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The lights were turned off, and for a few moments we sat in darkness; then came
a bright light, followed by an etherealisation of one I admire and love, who
passed over into spirit life some years ago; this passed, and in its place I saw my
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Triune man: his origin and destiny. Immortality proved. The ...
the consideration of a phase of spiritual manifestation for which the exclusion of
physical light is essential — Etherealisation. pbcnomcc nal proof
ETHEREALISATION For purely experimental purposes and with no preconceived
notions as to ...
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Dismembering the Male: Men's Bodies, Britain, and the Great War
For a history of the movement, see Peter Creffield Jupp, 'The Development of
Cremation in England 1820-1990: A Sociological Analysis', Ph.D. thesis, London
School of Economics, 1992. 74 J. Page Hopps, The Etherealisation of the Body ...
The essential junkiness of our culture and biology.
communication between the leader and the led, through the adoption of
appropriate slogans. It is through metaphor that etherealisation takes place, while
materialisation involves what Greeks subsumed under the term "mimesis," for, it
is ...
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Eternal drama of souls, matter, and God
Toynbee has also mentioned 'etherealisation', i.e. the progressive simplification
of the causes so that once these are successfully identified, forces are liberated
within the society to deal with the great moral and spiritual challenges which ...
B. K. Jagdish Chander, 1983
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Studies in the History of the Renaissance
... of the fifteenth century worked for the most part in low relief, giving even to their
monumental effigies something of its depression of surface, getting into them by
this means a touching suggestion of the wasting and etherealisation of death.
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Hardy: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
... not crippled because of her social and intellectual standing); attention to the
basically external manifestations of Tess's and Angel's love (a natural process,
despite Angel's etherealisation of Tess and Tess's turning Angel into a kind of
god).
Does not one who follows it come to the most dangerous self-deceptions and to
an etherealisation of one's existence, in which one seems to one's self to be only
a bodiless spirit, having no longer any connection with the world? Was not then ...
Albert Bielschowsky, 1911
A sensation (the word you see is material and inappropriate) of etherealisation
and imponderability pervaded me, and I was not sorry to get rid of such a dull,
slow mass as I now perceived myself to be, lying there on the bed. — When I
speak ...
Charles Dudley Warner, 1872
