10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTIMISM»
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intimism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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From Bonbon to Cha-cha: Oxford Dictionary of Foreign Words ...
1995 Spectator Such patterns are common in wars of national liberation, as
exemplified . . . by the very high proportion of Palestinian casualties inflicted by
their compatriots during the Intifada. intimism /'mtlmrz(a)m/ noun (also intimisme ...
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The great French painters: and the evolution of French ...
CHAPTER VIII THE INTIMISTS Definition of intimism. — Psychologic poetry in
painting: the soul of objects. Millet and his work. — Cazin, de Nittis, Dagnan,
Pointelin, Carriere, Lc Sidaner. — Some modern painters. — The painting of
twilight ...
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The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a ...
Typically, in traditions of theistic intimism, the love between the soul and God is
expressed through various loving, intimate relationships that resemble those of
this world, such as the adoring love of a parent for a child or the love shared ...
Edwin Francis Bryant, Maria Ekstrand, 2013
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Impossible Histories: Historical Avant-gardes, ...
... form and the pictorial problems of painting, aestheticism was sufficiently "
modern" to appease the general complex of "openness toward the world,"
traditional enough — as a metamorphosed aesthetic of the intimism of the 1930s
— to satisfy ...
Dubravka Djurić, Miško Šuvaković, 2003
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Nothing If Not Critical: Essays on Art and Artists
Hence, Intimism shuns the grandiose. It argues, without getting polemical about it
, that painting can reasonably leave the demands of public declamation—the
world of David or Géricault's Raft of the Medusa, of Ingres's Apotheosis of Homer
or ...
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Truth and Interpretation
The declared unobjectifiability of truth in no way endangers its transcendence
because personalism, far from being a subjectivism or an intimism with more or
less idealistic or spiritualistic origins and an inevitably narcissistic bent,
completely ...
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Rewriting the Journey in Contemporary Italian Literature: ...
Reducing this ontology of absence to a formalist poetics, he dismisses Lara's '
embarrassing inclination' toward intimism (40) – the typically feminine interest in
the emotional, bodily, quotidian domain of experience – and excludes her from
his ...
Cinzia Sartini Blum, 2008
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Venus in Exile: The Rejection of Beauty in Twentieth-Century Art
As Hyman notes, "Intimism . . . entailed a merging of the separateness of things,
the recasting of the everyday as a mystery of light and pattern."'8 Fer- migier has
called Bonnard "the last poet of bourgeois sensibility,"'9 and though he does not
...
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The Feminist Encyclopedia of Spanish Literature: N-Z
General characteristics of her poetry include a feeling of sorrow and disillusion
exempt from skepticism, intimism, and melancholy, and a consciousness of the
flow of time. Within those general characteristics, each volume has its own ...
Janet Pérez, Maureen Ihrie, 2002
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A Poetics of Relation: Caribbean Women Writing at the Millennium
Jeanne shows no interest in the reasons for which these women choose “
intimism” as their mode of expression, nor does he recognize its potential value.
While his demand for nationalist fiction is certainly understandable in a
postcolonial ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INTIMISM»
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intimism is used in the context of the following news items.
Chicago Art Institute to Open FRANCES STARK: INTIMISM …
CHICAGO-The Art Institute announces the opening of Frances Stark: Intimism, the first comprehensive survey of Stark's video and digital ... «Broadway World, May 15»
The Immoveable Feasts of French Modernism
Certain traditions have flourished more in New York than in Paris: for example the intimism of Vuillard and Bonnard, which in the 1960s and ... «Hyperallergic, Sep 14»
People Who Find God in Sunsets
Pope Francis calls this kind of religion (and it is a religion) “intimism,” I think to say that it gives a false feeling of intimacy with God. “It is sort of ... «Patheos, Aug 14»
Pope has casual Q&A with priests of Caserta
... prayer, pre-biblical prayer, gnostic prayer, and Gnosticism entered into the Church in these groups of intimist piety: I call this “intimism”. «Vatican Radio, Jul 14»
A New Matisse Show Gets at the Mysterious Affinity Between San …
... this little show makes a very big case—a case for the extent to which Matisse's radical discoveries are grounded in inwardness and intimism, ... «The New Republic, Apr 14»
Cinema review: Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty and The Last Stand
On screen, grand cinema gets into bed with a busy, breathless intimism and scurries of promiscuous interaction between co-stars distinguished ... «Financial Times, Jan 13»
World on our plate
Also, the ''All Black'', Ben Shewry, at Attica, whose heartfelt vegetable-oriented cuisine is full of delicacy and intimism. The fun - not the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Apr 12»
Left alone with Henri Le Sidaner
The definition of “intimism” is the recording of intimate personal and psychological experiences through art or literature. In painting terms, it ... «The Japan Times, Jan 12»
Kyle Staver: A Brother Honored
and credits her with having achieved a personal "...brand of intimism, acutely observed and gracefully set forth..." In 2006, a brief New York ... «Huffington Post, Dec 11»
Acclaimed Poet Tone Pavcek Dies
... "Pesmi stirih" (The Poems of the Four) in 1953, which marked a shift from collectivism into intimism in Slovenian poetry of the 20th century. «STA - Slovenska Tiskovna Agencija, Oct 11»
