10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MISONEISTIC»
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misoneistic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Forest of Taboos: Morality, Hunting, and Identity Among ...
Furthermore, contrary to the fixed (continuous or periodic) character of the
species or bodily phenomena that we have considered, those that are the objects
of misoneistic taboos imply a temporal dimension — one which is spatialized
again, ...
2
The Gilded Tongue: Overly Eloquent Words for Everyday Things
MISONEISTIC (MIS-oh-nee-IS-tik):n4 from Greek misos (hate) and neos (new):
hatred or intolerance of what is new or changed. The radio talk show host
insisted that people can be politically conservative without being misoneistic.
MOIETY ...
3
How to Become a Billionaire by Selling Nothing:
'Butby dragging my client's great name into this frivolous lawsuit,the prosecution
hasalreadymadea farcebyexposing theirmischievous, misdirected, and
misoneistic designs.' 'Err...whatdoes misoneistic mean?' thejudgeasked. '
Allowmeyour ...
4
Crime and culture: essays in honor of Thorsten Sellin
The following table summarizes our viewpoint on the action of misoneistic and
neoteinic forces: Transmission of the values of the work environment: 20-30
years Misoneistic Forces Transmission of the values of peer groups: 10-20 years
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She is misoneistic, i.e., opposed to everything new, revolutionary and
progressive. (Cf. Lombroso, " The Man of Genius," p. 138.) In revolutions (except
in religion) women have always been in a small minority, not being found, for
example, ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
He maintains that the majority in every country is a hater of everything new (
misoneistic). He goes on to assert that we are all misoneistic —even the most
progressive-minded among us—adducing endless examples from customs,
religion, ...
7
ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Of anything new: misocainea, misoneism/ misoneistic VI. Obsolescence: 1.
Becoming obsolete: obsolescent VII. Old fashioned: moss-grown VIII.Opposing
innovation: Luddite, hunkerousness Ix. The science of teaching adults:
androgogy x.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
8
How to do Comparative Religion?: Three Ways, Many Goals
... like the other natural and social sciences, espouses a ”methodological atheism
," and does not, as Gothoni maintains, "explain away" pilgrimage (the focus of his
research program) or any other religious fact from a “misoneistic angle" (p. 122) ...
9
Passionate Discontent: Creativity, Gender, and French ...
Like children, they are notoriously misoneistic; they preserve ancient habits and
customs and religions. . . . many ancient prejudices and pagan rites, perhaps of a
prehistoric character — superstitious cures, for instance — are preserved by ...
Patricia Townley Mathews, 1999
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The Genius of Democracy: Fictions of Gender and Citizenship ...
Like children, they are notoriously misoneistic; they preserve ancient habits and
customs and religions. In America there are tribes in which women keep alive
ancient languages which the men have lost; in Sardinia, Sicily, and some remote
...
