10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONARISTOCRATIC»
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nonaristocratic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonaristocratic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Politics of Aristocratic Empires
However, perhaps as slaves became dominant at the court, the sultans married
slave women, and their sons and daughters were married to slaves.124 Thus, the
Ottoman ruling family was infused with nonaristocratic blood in each generation,
...
2
Liu Tsung-yüan and Intellectual Change in T'ang China, 773-819
service examination system.l8 Yet officialdom was not the sole passage through
which intellectuals of nonaristocratic origins achieved social esteem; a good
many Buddhist monks and Taoist priests apparently came from the lower classes.
3
Hermeneutics, Politics, and the History of Religions: The ...
Bildungsbürgertum, the educated, professional, nonaristocratic privileged class
to which Wach so clearly and unproblematicallybelonged. This classhad
traditionally tended todistinguish itself fromits main nonaristocratic competitor,
business ...
Christian Wedemeyer, Wendy Doniger, 2010
4
Adulterous Alliances: Home, State, and History in Early ...
... century later quietly troubled domestic scenes caught the attention of Dutch art
buyers, what are we to make of the early seventeenth-century success in Spain of
a strikingly similar artistic promotion of the nonaristocratic home and marriage?
5
Reinventing Romantic Poetry: Russian Women Poets of the ...
For nonaristocratic men writers—for example, Pogodin, Raich, Kol'tsov, Nikitenko
, Pavlov, and even Belinsky—salons offered an opportunity for social
advancement and acceptance into an aristocracy of merit. But aristocratic women
as a rule ...
6
Portraiture and British Gothic Fiction: The Rise of Picture ...
(Knox, “Illustrious Birth” 58-9) Audaciously, Knox makes the lower and middle
classes rather than God and the imago dei the origins of aristocratic genealogies
and renders nonaristocratic indexes of value—“natural abilities” and “
extraordinary ...
7
Capitalists in Spite of Themselves: Elite Conflict and ...
Two developments external to Florence were necessary, though not sufficient, for
the rise of guild power and the formation of a nonaristocratic elite at the expense
of the city's noble rulers during the thirteenth century. One external factor ...
8
An Encyclopedic Chronology of Greece and Its History
Since the Homeric era, the skilled laborers were known as demiourgoi (creators)
and the ones with no trade as thites. The evolution of the Athenians city-state to
an aristocratic one caused a great number of the nonaristocratic class to become
...
Demetrios Protopsaltis, 2012
Inwestern modernity, theoriginal 'subject'of democracy was the Parisian,adult,
male,nonaristocratic citizen. The logic of democratic equivalencewas usedto
demand extensionofcitizenshiprightsto groups at first excludedfrompopular ...
10
Ocasião: The Marquis and the Anthropologist, a Collaboration
In the Portuguese situation could you say that many nonaristocratic, but
nonetheless dynastic families have also tried to construct houses for themselves
but that they have had to do so through different kinds of improvisations? These
kinds of ...
George E. Marcus, Fernando Mascarenhas, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NONARISTOCRATIC»
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nonaristocratic is used in the context of the following news items.
New York String Orchestra Presents Mozart at Carnegie Hall
In fact, an unmarked — individual, not communal or “pauper's” — grave was the norm for nonaristocratic Viennese of the time. This true account ... «New York Times, Dec 14»
The Source of New York's Greatness
The nonaristocratic, egalitarian bent of the Dutch also gave society on Manhattan a uniquely upwardly mobile character, distinct from that of, ... «New York Times, Sep 14»
For Sale, English Mountain and Title of Lord, $3 Million. (There's a …
While the seventh earl was known as a friend of the royal family, his son had angered him by marrying the nonaristocratic daughter of a railroad ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
'The Intern's Handbook' by Shane Kuhn: book review
Four fathers from decidedly nonaristocratic backgrounds meet to hatch a plan to launch their five marriageable daughters into society. «New York Daily News, Mar 14»
'The Fall Of The House Of Dixie' Built A New US
And, again, we're talking about an era in which much of the world still thinks that republican, nonmonarchical, nonaristocratic government is ... «NPR, Mar 14»
Dear Kate: What to Expect After You Get That Royal Baby Out
Since you have the milk of a commoner, it might not matter as much whether you're giving the wee royal nourishment from your nonaristocratic ... «Slate Magazine, Jul 13»
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire's Elizabeth Banks Poses for …
... flamboyant maven flashes her signature outré style as she sits, monarch-like, on a chair while rocking some distinctly nonaristocratic duds. «E! Online, Mar 13»
Jesus more than myth to scholars
In fact, we don't have archaeological remains for any nonaristocratic Jew of the 20s CE, when Jesus would have been an adult." To say that ... «London Free Press, Sep 12»
Prince William Weds Kate Middleton
William's image as a more outgoing figure than his father, Prince Charles, and Middleton's nonaristocratic background account for much of the ... «RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty, Apr 11»
Manchester University Press, 326 pp., $24.95 (paper)
... in 1593, Christopher Marlowe has ensured persistent support as the one nonaristocratic candidate for authorship of “Shakespeare's” plays. «The New York Review of Books, Apr 06»
