10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOSABLENESS»
Discover the use of
losableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
losableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Christian Discourses: And, The Crisis and a Crisis in the ...
Losableness can be accomplished in two ways. First, a thing can be lost,
forsaken, used up, forgotten, misplaced, or recovered by someone else. But
losableness can take a second direction, too — namely, the human being can be
taken away ...
Søren Kierkegaard, Robert L. Perkins,
2007
See also Dishonor; Honor: personal, losableness of medieval contrasted with
modern, 46- 47, 69-70, 144 mootness, 110, ... 145, 148; losableness of, 23, 54,
145; model of, 54, 58, 109, 145-46; term for, 58, 146, 148; unity of, 123-25 pledge
of, ...
Frank Henderson Stewart,
1994
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The Work of the Holy Spirit
Whether one is holy, or yet to be made holy, does not depend upon the
losableness of the treasure, but upon its being lost or not. How this holy
development of Adam was to be effected we do not know. We may not inquire
after things God has ...
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Contemporary French Women Poets: From Hyvrard and Baude to ...
Indeed, this poetics of non-loss, non-losableness, is, whilst not sociologically
characterised, eminently feminine and feminist: despite all— Chedid and Hyvrard
have together said enough—, spiritual and psych (olog)ical (re)affirmation is ...
... LORICATED LORICATES LORIES LORIKEET LORIKEETS LORIMER
LORIMERS LORINER LORINERS LORIS LORISES LORN LORNNESS
LORNNESSES LORRIES LORRY LORY LOSABLE LOSABLENESS
LOSABLENESSES LOSE ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
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In Honor of Fadime: Murder and Shame
... fact that honor can be lost, its “losableness,” as a defining feature of the
concept we are interested in now.[15] Just like the nose on your face, honor is a
thing you have—or not, as the case may be. The world is made up of people with
or ...
Anna Paterson, Unni Wikan,
2011
The best of these is that it can accustom us to the natural fact of losableness.
Every time we attempt to write in what is not a tedious repetition of a petrified
mode, we gamble. We must learn to do our gambling gamely: with the intent to
increase ...
losableness. May we not imagine that, "in some less fallen world, an ease/ Might
grace our necessary fictions" and allow us to regard our lives disinterestedly
enough to admire the coherence and particular dynamic of their unfolding: like ...
Riches are indeed a possession, but actually or essentially to possess something
of which the essential feature is losableness or that it can be lost is just as
impossible as to sit down and yet walk — at least thought cannot get anything in
its ...
Søren Kierkegaard, Howard Vincent Hong, Edna Hatlestad Hong,
1978
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Contemporary French Women Poets: From Chedid and Dohollau to ...
Indeed, this poetics of non-loss, non-losableness, is, whilst not sociologically
characterised, eminently feminine and feminist: despite all~ Chedid and Hyvrard
have together said enough-, spiritual and psych(olog)ical (re)affirmation is quietly
...