10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OXYMORONICALLY»
Discover the use of
oxymoronically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oxymoronically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Stravinsky and the Russian Traditions: A Biography of the ...
oxymoronically. literal. recapitulation. of. an impetuous-sounding reminiscence of
the opening theme in the midst of the second theme (compare mm. 71-76 and
mm. 253-58). A sonata form in which such a thing can occur is one conceived as
a ...
2
Trouble with Strangers: A Study of Ethics
There are distinct merits to what I have been calling, somewhat oxymoronically,
an imaginary ethics. (Oxymoronically, because the Lacanian imaginary is in fact
pre-moral). Such a morality is in some ways a secular version of the harmony, ...
3
Postcolonial Poetics: Genre and Form
Thus, Jamaica Kincaid's The Autobiography of My Mother (1994) oxymoronically
blurs the borderlines between autobiography and biography. Kincaid's text also
notoriously blurs the border between fiction and auto/ biography. indeed, ...
Patrick Crowley, Jane Hiddleston, 2011
4
The Daring Muse: Augustan Poetry Reconsidered
A "high" language of poetic abstraction and a "low" language of short words and
proverbs wrestle oxymoronically together. The two languages here are related to
the divergent ways in which the rich young lady evidently thinks of herself and ...
Margaret Anne Doody, 1985
It can be interpreted as a happy poem — happiness oxymoronically mixed with
sorrow; happiness brought in the present by the recollection of fond memories
from the past. The reader cannot fail to note the reappearance of some of the
same ...
6
Climate Change: Biological and Human Aspects
The problem here is that this oxymoronically implies evolutionary stasis. However
, confidence in nearest-living-relative species analysis can be increased if
making a number of (hopefiilly reasonable) assumptions and adopting
operational ...
7
Electrophysiologic Testing
Patients who are successfully resuscitated during such an episode (
electrophysiologists have called them, oxymoronically, "sudden-death survivors")
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typical.
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The Year the Lights Came On
and third books darken and even turn away from the consolations of retrospective
imagination is a surprise, albeit neither factor lessens the artistic merits of his
later fiction. Perhaps finally, if one may speak oxymoronically, the dire
philosophic ...
9
Lydia's Open Door: Inside Mexico's Most Modern Brothel
... growth of private enterprise. During this time, the oxymoronically titled and long
-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party maintained political control through a
combination of corruption and cooptation. Labor unions functioned Introduction 9.
10
Analytic Theism, Hartshorne, and the Concept of God
In the first quotation above it should be noted that the reason why Nagel cannot "
envision" panpsychism properly is that he (oxymoronically) associates "proto-
mental properties" with "dead matter." And in the second quotation Nagel is ...
Daniel A. Dombrowski, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OXYMORONICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
oxymoronically is used in the context of the following news items.
'Business Club': FIDMarseille Review
The bash's oxymoronically-named "Punk Safari" theme extends to our hapless hero having his hair teased into a purple mohawk and then, ... «Hollywood Reporter, Jul 15»
David Bly: Old habits persist despite new technology
I made several calls to that oxymoronically named entity, the help desk, burning up at least two hours trying to get a new phone to work. «Times Colonist, Jul 15»
Steven Spielberg Sells Malibu Compound in Off-Market Deal
... Spielberg sold his oceanfront compound along Malibu's rapidly eroding and hence oxymoronically named Broad Beach in an off-market deal ... «Variety, Jul 15»
Cruz's 'A Time For Truth' Belies Its Title. Surprised?
Over at RupertWorld, they're probably dancing in the halls. All for a book oxymoronically entitled A Time For Truth. book with hand. Yeah. «The Democratic Daily, Jul 15»
When the Ayatollah Dictates Poetry
Most poets of the past 100 years are on various blacklists established by the oxymoronically named Ministry of Islamic Guidance and Culture. «Asharq Alawsat English, Jul 15»
16 Years Later, Baldurs Gate Is Getting A New Expansion Pack …
The original Baldur's Gate cast return for this, in what Beamdog somewhat oxymoronically coin is a “sharp and subtle adventure”. Other than ... «Game Debate, Jul 15»
Paul Rand's Design Genius Is on View at the Museum of the City of …
... version is both lithe and solid, the '67 version manages, oxymoronically, to combine presence and absence.(Images courtesy paul-rand.com). «artnet News, Jul 15»
AMERICAN DREAM DEAD ON ARRIVAL
Oxymoronically, African-American U.S. President Barack Obama, holding office for the past six years, did nothing for Black Americans. «NewsWithViews.com, Jul 15»
Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) Had Its Wings Clipped in June …
So oxymoronically we see that one of the giants and pioneers of air travels, Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) came crashing down unlike its ... «WallStreet.org, Jul 15»
Lawyers, Cabbies, and Uber
For lawyers, the disruption is, perhaps oxymoronically, more gradual. The traditional law firm model, though under assault, is still dominant. «Bloomberg Big Law Business, Jul 15»
