10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBSCURANTIC»
Discover the use of
obscurantic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obscurantic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
India and Her Domestic Problems: Religion State and Secularism
Practices and from time immemorial but the Indian elitists decry Elitists attitude.
on|y Hindu religious rites as medieval, obscurantic and even superstitious but
connive at those of other religions that are practised. Thus the practice of ...
2
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Transformation of the Supreme ...
At any rate it seems to me that the Court has been needlessly narrow and
obscurantic in its outlook. . . . [W]e seem to have tied Uncle Sam up in a hard knot
."12 No chief executive had ever attempted to change so much so quickly.
Stephen K. Shaw, William D. Pederson, Frank J. Williams, 2004
3
Debating the Political Philosophy of Hegel
Except for Rousseau, whose false and mischievous doctrine of the "general will"
Hegel took over, they were free from obscurantic romanticism. For all his
invocations to Reason, Hegel distrusted the critical and sceptical spirit of the ...
4
Critical Companion to F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Literary ...
... ERNEST HEMINGWAY's parody of Anderson, The Torrents of Spring (1926),
he noted: “I agree with Ernest that Anderson's last two books have let everybody
down who believed in him—I think they're cheap, faked, obscurantic and awful” (c
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5
Ambiguous Republic: Ireland in the 1970s
... his art'.25 ThecensoringofLee Dunne's PaddyMaguire isDead in 1973,which
was labelledobscene, eventhoughit wasmore about alcoholism thansex, was
regardedbyfellow novelist John Broderick as an 'obscurantic and imbecilic'
decision.
Brother Joseph is also an elder of the Church of the Gospel and the head of the
linguistics department of the College Of Obscurantic Knowledge. He is also the
high muckity-muck of the college's secret fraternity, known as the Skull and Kooks
.
7
Medicina Alternativa: Including Water Therapy, Massage, ...
But now-a-days no educated girl or woman adhere to these obscurantic norms
and treat the period days like any other day in their life. May be, because of better
facilities to contain this blood into the sanitary napkins, the modern woman does
...
8
Living Life As If Thinking Matters
... reacting to crises. We could also set aside ego, selfish desire, greed,
immediate pleasure, fear, nescience, and the flawed and confusing speculative
philosophies used to justify them. Leaning on obscurantic institutions 6 Possibility
Thinking.
9
Speaking of Nursing--: Narratives of Practice, Research, ...
... There is a tendency among nurses and not just academics to think that the only
things worth writing and speaking about are the political forces, or the forays into
obscurantic conceptual fog. We are faintly embarrassed to 324 Writing Nursing.
10
My Life Its Legacy and Message
It is a way of life adopted by a rational and a realistic person and there is nothing
obscurantic and pretentious in it. Stigma of failure cannot also be attributed to it.
Persons who seriously try to understand that there could be a true path to attain ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBSCURANTIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
obscurantic is used in the context of the following news items.
Kevin Van Aelst for The Chronicle Review
Atran believes that "attacking obscurantic, cruel, lunatic ideas is always a good idea." It's proclaiming that religion is rotten to the core that they ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Aug 12»
BOOK REVIEW: 'Disaster Was My God'
He was elliptical and irrational. Dissonant. Obscurantic. Crazy. Throw in scatological, too. And so he was alone. Out of his mind with his mind.”. «Washington Times, Mar 12»
Nigeria: How Privatised Companies are Collapsing
... African Petroleum, the sale of Stallion House, the hastened and obscurantic sale of national refineries at the twilight of the last administration. «AllAfrica.com, Jan 11»
