10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEOLOGIST»
Discover the use of
neologist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
neologist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Felipe Ehrenberg: A
Neologist's Art & Archive
Cultural Writing. Latina/Latino Studies. Art. A catalog from an exhibition on the work of Felipe Ehrenberg (b.1943, Mexico City), artist, publisher, essayist, teacher, and activist.
D. Vanessa Kam, Felipe Ehrenberg, 2004
2
Boojums All the Way Through: Communicating Science in a ...
E. pluribus. boojum: the. physicist. as. neologist. I know the exact moment when I
decided to make the word "boojum" an internationally accepted scientific term. I
was just back from a symposium at the University of Sussex near Brighton, ...
3
Terminology in Everyday Life
In Hungary, the first organized assignments to form new terms were carried out
during the period of the 'neologist movement' (nyelvújítás, 1772–1872) – the
theoretical and linguistic issues of those efforts are discussed in several
Hungarian ...
Marcel Thelen, Frieda Steurs, 2010
4
Presidential Voices: Speaking Styles from George Washington ...
... 77 jabble, 117 Jackson, Andrew Calhoun and, 15 Clay and, 14 inaugural
speech, 93 misspellings, 92-93 as neologist, 112 as presidential model, 81-83
profile, 209-212 speaking style/accent, 140, 143 speechwriters, 73-74, 77
temperament ...
5
The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine
CONVERSION OF A NEOLOGIST PASTOR. To the Editor of the Wesleyan-
Methodist Magazine. The spread of Infidelity in the seems to accord with their
Lutheran Churches, under the name of Neology, is a fact which ROBERT
GROSTETE.
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A Debate on Jewish Emancipation and Christian Theology in ...
In the terminology of his day, Teller was known as a "neologist," a type of liberal
theologian who, like Johann Semler,26 used the critical tools of ancient
languages and history to reconcile Christian dogma with rationality. With the
publication of ...
David Friedländer, Friedrich Schleiermacher, Wilhelm Abraham Teller, 2004
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The Resources of the United States of America: Or, a View of ...
The Neologist is a periodical paper, of which nearly one hundred numbers have
appeared in the New-York Daily Advertiser, which still continues to publish its
lucubrations twice a- week. It is, evidently, the production of young persons, who
...
8
The Encyclopedia of Jewish Life Before and During the ...
In 1881 a group of intellectuals broke away from the Orthodox community and set
up a Neologist congregation, consecrated its synagogue in 1887. and appointed
its own rabbis, among them Dr. Matyas Eisler (1891-1930), who wrote the ...
Shmuel Spector, Geoffrey Wigoder, 2001
9
Medical Writing: A Prescription for Clarity
We do not suggest leaving your word processor to undertake even apparently
simple tasks unsupervised, unless you are an enthusiastic neologist. The
program rightly picked up neologist, which is itself a neologism, and we invented
it.
Neville W. Goodman, Martin B. Edwards, Andy Black, 2006
10
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: His Life, Works, and Thought
Thus, despite all his disagreements with orthodoxy, which go back to his early
disputes with his father and his 'vindications' of Luther's critics twenty years
before, Lessing has more respect for it than for its neologist reformers. For as he
tells his ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEOLOGIST»
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neologist is used in the context of the following news items.
Be a seeker, too, on a Mass. poet tour
No survey of Massachusetts poets would be complete without getting a little ga-fluppted over the Springfield native and brilliant neologist ... «Boston Globe, Mar 15»
A brave new word
Whewell was of course a master neologist, giving Faraday also 'ion', 'anode' and 'cathode'. 'Scientist' was not an immediate success, however. «Royal Society of Chemistry, Feb 15»
William S Burroughs 101: the queer, gun-toting junkie, in brief
A NEOLOGIST. At the end of his best-known novel, the dark and delirious Naked Lunch, Burroughs wrote: “The Word is divided into units which ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about …
And the chief neologist trophy belongs to another scribe: Milton, who invented hundreds of words. As for inventing or borrowing words that don't ... «Crikey, Sep 14»
'Septermeber' misspelled road sign put up in Oxford
"Perhaps the person in charge of signs was a budding neologist, or maybe they decided they wanted to use more of the enticing letters that lay ... «BBC News, Aug 14»
Black's Law Dictionary: An Interview with Bryan A. Garner
It's not even a revival because the neologist didn't know about the original meaning of the word. ATL: That happened to me with litigatrix. «Above the Law, Jul 14»
BOOK REVIEW: 'Authorisms'
Geoffrey Chaucer gave us “bed,” “bagpipe” and “Martian,” and according to one scholar, John Milton is England's “greatest neologist,” with ... «Washington Times, May 14»
Knighthood for Shakespeare
He is England's greatest playwright, poet, neologist, psychologist, educator, inventor and ambassador. The famed literary critic Harold Bloom ... «Huffington Post, Apr 14»
'The Myth of America's Decline,' by Josef Joffe
Joffe, an eager neologist, calls these models “modernitarianism.” He grants that China has advantages that Japan and earlier “tiger” economies ... «New York Times, Dec 13»
Demos On WalMart, Let's Make Capitalism Better By Abolishing …
Here's Adam Smith, 50 years before “capitalism” was even a glint in a neologist's eye: Consumption is the sole end and purpose of all ... «Forbes, Nov 13»
