10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTROVERSIVELY»
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The Psychoanalytic Study of Society, V. 19: Essays in Honor ...
... motoric display of what is going on, internally, in the attitudes experienced
within the individual. This greater conscious control over interior processes is
more evident in introversively or intraceptively conscious individuals in contrast to
those ...
L. Bryce Boyer, Ruth M. Boyer, Howard F. Stein, 2013
2
Opening and Closing Numbers
... did the gallery a row of happiest smiles life a parade of white fluffy lies my
mother introversively smiles a teenager with a white apron looks like a model the
thin she is my father _the most handsome guy in town_ seems my mother's father
but ...
3
A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory
Second, if introversively one may rehearse the Schoenberg/Rachmaninov divide,
extroversively the real divide appeared in the 1960s (with its roots after the 1914–
18 war in the development of musical recording and broadcasting) when ...
Michael Payne, Jessica Rae Barbera, 2010
4
The Masks of Orpheus: Seven Stages in the Story of European ...
Such music, created by a Frescobaldi, a de Grigny or a Couperin, was slow, soft,
polyphonic, close-textured, chromatic: so is Beethoven's Praeludium, which
introversively deepens the holy silence and darkness already generated by the ...
5
Coleridge on Dreaming: Romanticism, Dreams and the Medical ...
... a 'fact' about the peculiar state of mind in which some types of vision occur: I
was thinking of something introversively and gazed meantime on the wall, over a
chest of Drawers, close to the Wall & close by the Bed's head, so that between
the ...
6
The Routledge Reader in Politics and Performance
... more can be said of performative speech- acts than that they are ontologically
dislinked or introversively non-referential. Following on de Man's demonstration
of 'a radical estrangement between the meaning and the performance of any text'
...
Jane de Gay, Lizbeth Goodman, 2002
... INTROSPECTIVENESSES INTROSPECTS INTROVERSION
INTROVERSIONS INTROVERSIVE INTROVERSIVELY INTROVERT
INTROVERTED INTROVERTING INTROVERTS INTRUDE INTRUDED
INTRUDER INTRUDERS INTRUDES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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The Other Side of Criminology: An Inversion of the Concept ...
... more so than with the police and the examining magistrate' (Doomsday
concept); that the assessors on the bench are asleep when they are looking
introversively; for the judge: the effect of the overloaded docket on the duration of
each case ...
Gerardus Petrus Hoefnagels, 1973
9
New Perspectives on Indian English Writings
And, in an imaginative writing like a novel, the dilemma of the immigrant who
straddles two or more cultures is nonetheless an individual's dilemma and,
therefore, must be addressed more introversively, self-searchingly than through
any ...
10
Performativity and Performance
... and effect between the signifier and the world.6 At the same time, it's worth
keeping in mind that even in deconstruction, more can be said of performative
speechacts than that they are ontologically dislinked or introversively
nonreferential.
Andrew Parker, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, 2013
