10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOREGONENESS»
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foregoneness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foregoneness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The foregoneness of the Roosevelt nomination is not so much responsible for
this as the fact that for the first time in the history of the party since the Civil \Var
the settled program fails to command the hearty support and enthusiastic
endowed ...
2
The Return of the Prodigal
yet he was not conscious of any wonder; rather he had a sense of the
expectedness, the foregoneness of the event, and a savage joy in the certainty
she gave him, in his sudden absolution from the ultimate scruple, the release
from that ...
And yet he was not conscious of any wonder ; rather he had a sense of the
expectedness, the foregoneness of the event, and a savage joy in the certainty
she gave him, in his sudden absolution from the ultimate scruple, the release
from that ...
4
The Dynamics of Religion: An Essay in English Culture History
And the foregoneness of his conclusions is further made plain in a passage of the
second letter : " You sometimes speak of Gravity as essential and " inherent to
Matter. Pray do not ascribe that Notion to " me ; for the Cause of Gravity is what I ...
John Mackinnon Robertson, 1897
And yet he was not conscious of any wonder; rather he had a sense of the
expectedness, the foregoneness of the event, and a savage joy in the certainty
she gave him, in his sudden absolution from the ultimate scruple, the release
from that ...
The foregoneness of the Roosevelt nomination is not so much responsible for
this as the fact that for the first time in the history of the party since the Civil \Var
the settled program fails to command the hearty support and enthusiastic grade.
Edward Jewitt Wheeler, Isaac Kaufman Funk, William Seaver Woods, 1904
Eugene looked atit with astonishment andasenseof foregoneness so far as
whatwas to follow. Fate wasfixingthis forhim.He was going to get it. How strange
lifewas! Here hewasdown onthe Worldworking for fifty dollarsa week,
andsuddenly an ...
8
Hinge & Sign: Poems, 1968–1993
Would I identify its thumb, my thumb—could I identify with it? Wouldn't the rule of
thumb (foregone conclusion) suddenly be broken—human rule, unsung, of self-
attachment? I live more certainly in such foregoneness than in open actuality, ...
9
Parables for the Virtual: Movement, Affect, Sensation
The foregoneness of the conclusion is called the march of discovery. After all,
what is there to history but contexts progressively falling into order? Besides
context? There is situation. There is the unbiddenness of qualitative overspill.
There is ...
10
A Biography of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Set Forth as His Life Essay
From appropriation he is to rise to creation, re-making his own pre-suppositions,
breaking with his own foregoneness. Thus we see that Emerson at his pastoral
ordination faces a new, turn of an Epoch with its new problem running thus:
which ...
Denton Jaques Snider, 1921
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOREGONENESS»
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foregoneness is used in the context of the following news items.
What's behind the human touch
Despite the foregoneness of these findings, the implications are significant. How we literally feel things can influence everything from our ... «Washington Post, Jul 10»
