10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXAGGERATEDNESS»
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exaggeratedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exaggeratedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
No doubt all the various imperious influences with which we are dealing seriatim
act and re-act upon each other ; and the tendency of the English mime to acquire
a stereotyped exaggeratedness is very materially aggravated by the policy, ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1871
2
Social influences: or, Villiers
... the welfare of his fellows. " Nor longer let me indulge presage of man's
perversion, because, fresh from solitude and the exaggeratedness of fictitious
lore, I saw the deficiency, defection, or wickedness of a few, aud imputed their
vileness to ...
3
Power of Mastery of Self Or Poise
CONTRASTED. “Never force your talents” a well-known writer has said. One
always feels like crying this to those who, thinking to reach the goal of poise, fall
into excess and develop effrontery and exaggeratedness. Poise can not exist
without ...
4
Tait's Edinburgh magazine
Still we havo attempted it conscientiously, as far as our naiTow limits would allow.
Before concluding, however, we would protest against the exclusivencss of the
author's point of view, and the consequent exaggeratedness of his conclusions.
5
Philippine Gay Culture: Binabae to Bakla, Silahis to MSM
from the optics of Butler's postmodern theory, “campy drag”—that long- neglected
artifact from the gay and lesbian subcultures—critically transforms into the
superior gender performance by the prime virtue of its exaggeratedness and ...
6
Sexual Bullying: Gender Conflict and Pupil Culture in ...
This view was often expressed in an attenuated mode, avoiding references to '
real' or 'normal' sexuality1 or eroticism, but highlighting the exaggeratedness of a
'natural phase'. Comments frequently took the form of blaming the girls for badly ...
7
Writing Tangier in the Postcolonial Transition: Space and ...
... American flag: both render Arab protesters as an inextricably alien mass
inimical to the West. This mass and this violence hold a certain allure for
Burroughs-while his comments about joining in the jihad have a facetious
exaggeratedness to ...
Professor Michael K Walonen, 2013
8
The Paradox of Freedom: A Study of Nicholas Mosley's ...
He had aimed very high, he had gambled, and had failed, all right: but could it not
be said of him as of Faust, that the very exaggeratedness of his effort gave some
redemption? And in fact there had been no severe horrors in his public life: ...
9
Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers
No doubt all the various imperious influences with which we are dealing seriatim,
act and re-act upon each other; and the tendency of the English mime to acquire
a stereotyped exaggeratedness is very materially aggravated by the policy, ...
10
Schizophrenia and Related Syndromes
Even when the depressive affect seemed overwhelming it still had something of
the typical schizophrenic stiffness, superficiality and exaggeratedness about it;
one could not quite believe that deep painful feelings were present.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXAGGERATEDNESS»
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exaggeratedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Eden Sher on The Middle's Christmas Episode and Why Sue Heck …
I don't think they're all exactly like Sue Heck, and obviously a lot of what makes Sue funny is the exaggeratedness of her everything. But I would ... «PARADE, Dec 13»
