10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JARGONISH»
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jargonish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
jargonish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Who Killed Shakespeare: What's Happened to English Since the ...
(2) I don't know what anthology of literary theory you've read and found
impenetrable and jargonish. Some of what passes for research, whether
theoretical or not, in English today is impenetrable and jargonish, but that's
probably always been ...
Patrick Brantlinger, 2013
2
On the Eve: The Jews of Europe Before the Second World War
He attributed it to the deleterious effects of “Jargonish [that is, Yiddish] literature of
a certain type” as well as “American novels and especially the disgusting scenes
they put up on the Jargonish theater [which] deeply subverted the morals of the ...
Bernard Wasserstein, 2012
3
The Future of Audit: Keeping Capital Markets Efficient
What I do think is that the current and the opinions that are provided are jargonish
...mumbo- jumbo statements. So no-one understands them and no-one reads '[C]
urrent disclosures them.' disclosures and the opinions that are provided are ...
4
Ezra Pound's Early Verse and Lyric Tradition: A Jargoner's ...
the poet's song — a lyrical and unbounded, jargonish effusion, in which the bird-
like poet can 'whirr his heart out, joyously' — will be traditional in the special
modern sense Pound discovered during his apprenticeship? Ezra Pound
proceeds ...
5
Reading Jewish Women: Marginality and Modernization in ...
395. 104. A., "In Russia, Our Daughters-Our Builders," pp. 6-7. 105. Ibid., 5. 106.
Ibid., 6. 107. Ibid., 7. 108. Among the causes of prostitution in the lower classes of
Jewish society (especially in Vilna), the writer lists the "Jargonish literature of a ...
... the poems, and so little common sense in the prose, that we almost suspected
that they were intended to ridicule that inflated and jargonish style which has of
late prevailed among a certain class of authors and orators in the sister kingdom.
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Documents of the Senate and of the House of Representatives, ...
The treasures of these monastic libraries, as appears from the few catalogues
which still remain consisted of the vuigate scriptures, the spiritual speculations of
the early fathers, the dogmatism of some doughty disputant, the jargonish ...
Michigan. Legislature, 1844
8
Maynard Keynes: An Economist's Biography
Lloyd George called them 'more alarming and much more jargonish' and
suggested that Keynes's 'vaticinations' shook McKenna's nerve, before launching
into a paragraph of personal abuse to which Keynes protested in a letter to The
Times ...
9
Ezra Pound: A Jargoner's Apprenticeship, with an Appendix on ...
Cathay and Lustra retain some of the jargonish aspects of Pound's earlier poetry:
in these volumes, he seeks to supercharge ordinary language with intensity and
precision, first by concentrating on the pictorial— or phanopoeic— qualities of ...
10
Medico-Chirurgical Review, and Journal of Pratical Medicine
The assumed presiding principle of living matter had been invested with powers
and attributes akin to those of reasoning ; and hence a vague and jargonish
language had been introduced into most works on medical science. Bichat
shewed ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JARGONISH»
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jargonish is used in the context of the following news items.
Here's why you must sign those Net neutrality petitions going around
It's a very important phrase that, unfortunately, is ignored by most people because it sounds overly techie and jargonish. But mark my words: it ... «Hindustan Times, Apr 15»
'Austerity works' says the IMF's latest study
They conclude (in slightly jargonish language) "in most cases, the improvement in the primary balance was the main contributor to closing the ... «Irish Independent, Nov 14»
Brunvand — His name is Legend (Includes interview)
The introduction summed up the scholarship, but in a personal and non-jargonish way. To keep the tone fairly light, we added a cartoon ... «DigitalJournal.com, Oct 13»
Virtual Instruments: Avoiding "The Abyss", trouncing Brocade and …
While cloud computing itself might be described as similarly jargonish to SDN, Thompson is a big believer in the move to the cloud, though ... «Network World, Apr 13»
'The Story of Ain't,' by David Skinner
... invited critics to blame Webster's Third for 'recognizing' every last silly, awkward, dialectal, jargonish or slang word it provided an entry for.”. «New York Times, Nov 12»
Today in Tech: Amazon's New Kindle Fire, and the Road Apple …
In fact, the word 'management' sounds a little less jargonish than 'outsourcing'. But there is big lesson to learn from such attempts at name ... «Forbes India, Sep 12»
The Academic Establishment Goes After Bruce Bawer
Just how does the jargonish, incoherent scholarship of elite university professors help with these problems? Indeed, many of those students ... «FrontPage Magazine, Aug 12»
MoMA Teams Up With Uniqlo for a Line of Affordable Artist T-Shirts
Despite its jargonish and impatient-sounding title, “Message Art Now!” looks pretty promising, pulling from a diverse pool of local talent. «In the Air, Art+Auction's Gossip Column, Oct 11»
Men And Cartoons
It seemed to me like relentless jargonish nonsense, but I worked on a beer (telling Roberta the wine was "for the cellar"), checked out the ... «NPR, Jul 11»
Diversification: 10 Investments That Don't Correlate With the S&P
This is an interesting exchange traded fund with a really boring name that's basically just a jargonish euphemism for "Low Risk Alternative ... «Seeking Alpha, Feb 11»