10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NAMELESSNESS»
Discover the use of
namelessness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
namelessness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Naming and
Namelessness in Medieval Romance
A survey of the significance of names, or their absence, in medieval English, French, and Anglo-Norman romance.
2
Deep Talk: Reading African-American Literary Names
In such cases, namelessness signals the "absent presence" of secret names.
These are names whose existence is mentioned in dialogues, narration, and
book titles without actually appearing themselves in the narrative text. Ralph
Ellison's ...
3
Beyond a Dream Deferred: Multicultural Education and the ...
This state of perpetual and inheritable domination that diaspora Africans had at
birth produced the modern black diaspora problematic of invisibility and
namelessness. White supremacist practices — enacted under the auspices of the
...
Becky W. Thompson, Sangeeta Tyagi
4
I Feel a Little Jumpy Around You: A Book of Her Poems & His ...
Naomi Shihab Nye Namelessness David Wevill Phyllis Janowitz By now after all
these years I don't know who the “you” is any more when the word writes itself
instead of a name or an honest detail. I had forbidden myself this vagueness, this
...
Naomi Shihab Nye, Paul B. Janeczko, 2010
5
Authority Figures: Metaphors of Mastery from the Iliad to ...
At a crucial moment (20.1-24), the night before his day of vengeance, Odysseus
recalls that similar moment in the Cyclops' cave when he first learned to submit to
the solitude of namelessness. Names are the verbal equivalent to visual marks ...
Christopher Collins, 1996
6
Acts of Naming : The Family Plot in Fiction: The Family Plot ...
I do this by exploring the way in which both British and American novels
contemplate another form of namelessness — not namelessness in the American
wilderness, not namelessness that encourages earning a name through courage
or ...
Michael Ragussis Associate Professor of English Georgetown University, 1987
7
The Labyrinth of Universality: Wilson Harris's Visionary Art ...
Palace. of. the. Peacock. I. Voyage. into. Namelessness. ALACE OF THE
PEACOCK, the opening movement of the Guyana Quartet, is the first, preludial
panel in the long narrative canvas in which, from one instalment, or novel, to the
next, ...
8
Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger: An Unresolved Conversation, ...
One continues an assertion similar to what he had read in Wrong Paths when it
noted that the poet lives in "namelessness," a formulation that must have
resonated with the isolated Jewish exile in Paris who was struggling to articulate
his ...
9
Justin Martyr: his life, writings and opinions, tr. by J.E. ...
Hence, as Justin had not adopted Plato's notion of such a simplicity of the Divine
existence, he could not call God nameless, in the Platonic sense.8 We do not,
indeed, maintain that the patristic doctrine of the namelessness of God 1 Apcl. 2,
6, ...
Carl Gottlob Semisch, 1843
10
Godhead and the Nothing
For even if our world has more comprehensively known the anonymity of God
than any other world, such an anonymity is surely not an evocation of or a
witness to an undifferentiated Godhead, and cannot be if only because the
namelessness ...
Thomas J. J. Altizer, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NAMELESSNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
namelessness is used in the context of the following news items.
'We Are (Blank)': Penn State Football Removing Names From Jerseys
... back of the team's jerseys, something which changed in 2012 under then-head coach Bill O'Brien after over 12 decades of namelessness. «Headlines & Global News, Jul 15»
Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, mid-July
... of their sexuality since before the previous century. I find that because I don't care about the narrator, her namelessness doesn't bother me. «Locus Online, Jul 15»
'The Meursault Investigation', by Kamel Daoud
Harun's mother urges on his quest; because of Musa's namelessness — Camus's fiction has priority in the popular imagination — she has ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Students explore civil rights history
Sadler said the victim's name is Dajerria Becton, and that in response to her web-wide namelessness, many women have started using ... «Natchez Democrat, Jun 15»
Kamel Daoud's 'The Meursault Investigation': A Postcolonial …
Algeria was thus important insomuch as the Pied-Noir had a predetermined status as Other — but the namelessness of the “Arab” proves that, ... «Flavorwire, Jun 15»
Inside Fight Club 2 Issue 1
The nickname of “Junior” is also quite suggestive of taking after his father- in namelessness, in explosives, and who knows what else? There is ... «moviepilot.com, May 15»
Overcoming space: mobility and history
... indigenous populations of America and Africa underpins what Frank B. Wilderson identifies as the “black invisibility and namelessness” at the ... «Open Democracy, May 15»
Four Episodes In, Everyone on Game of Thrones Is Having an …
Namelessness hurts Jon Snow too; he confesses to Sam how hard it was to turn down Stannis' offer since he's wanted to be a Stark all his life. «Racked, May 15»
“Woman in Gold” Depicts Harrowing History of Stolen Art
... “Woman in Gold,” alludes to the name the Klimt portrait was given in recognition of the years it lived through the war, enduring namelessness ... «Amherststudent, Apr 15»
This Design Professor Makes Products With No Labels On Them
... names—and then you find Owen's design objects on the other, no less modern in their purposeful namelessness. Like those Converse kicks, ... «Bloomberg, Apr 15»
