10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRREFRANGIBLY»
Discover the use of
irrefrangibly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irrefrangibly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Recovering Ethical Life: Jurgen Habermas and the Future of ...
Aesthetical sense-making in its modern guise, the drive for autonomy, is centrally
concerned with the possibility of making the coherence, intelligibility and claim of
a work remaining irrefrangibly local, a product of the internal connections ...
2
Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of ...
It is irrefrangibly bound to our sense of self, the separate self in an objective
universe, whose evolution parallels the evolution of money. It is no accident that
the first highly monetized society, ancient Greece, was also the birthplace of the ...
3
The American Revolution and Righteous Community: Selected ...
As the being and perfections of God irrefrangibly established, the obligation of
duty must ultimately rest here. It ought not to be forgotten that the belief or
apprehension of a future state of rewards and punishments has been as
universal as the ...
Robert Smith, Charles Wilbanks, 2007
4
The Selected Writings of John Witherspoon
As the being and perfections of God are irrefrangibly established, the obligation
of duty must ultimately rest here. It ought not to be forgotten that the belief or
apprehension of a future state of rewards and punishments has been as
universal as ...
John Witherspoon, Thomas P. Miller, 1990
5
Body and Soul: A Sympathetic History of American Spiritualism
It was clear, though, that the transitional races were irrefrangibly alien to both
black and white, never coming into significant contact with either. The
domineering "sentiment and emotions" of the Africans, their love of the sensual
pleasures of ...
6
Performance: Media and technology
... of this limitation. Long before I had read a word of Wilhelm Dilthey's I had
shared his notion that "structures of experience" are fundamental units in the
study of human action. Such structures are irrefrangibly threefold, being at once
cognitive, ...
7
Chaucer and the French Tradition: A Study in Style and Meaning
The characters are bound to each other irrefrangibly by political and spiritual
dominion. Even the most minor actions of the poem instance it. Of Walter's "
wicked" sergeant, "The lord knew wel that he hym loved and dradde" (523).
Dealing with ...
8
Love and Understanding: The Relation of Will and Intellect ...
... tensions meet in Him and are resolved, not in any facile way, but precisely by
recognizing them as tensions and yoking them irrefrangibly to each other, pull as
they may, like wild beasts, to absolutize themselves and go their own way.
9
Diary of a Football Handicapper
... and done, do you suppose that Congress will have passed legislation that
unequivocally, ineluctably, and irrefrangibly puts an end to football betting? Don't
make me smiatch! About the Author Robert L. Carneiro is an anthropologist who
...
10
The Metropolitan Magazine
Without putting the Whigs irrefrangibly in the right, are their opponents not putting
themselves most egregiously in the wrong? Has not party spirit deteriorated into
factious contumacy? May not a factious contumacy ultimately swell up into ...
