10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHILOPROGENITIVE»
Discover the use of
philoprogenitive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
philoprogenitive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Sound and the Fury in the Garden of Eden: William ...
The phrase "then you and I since philoprogenitive" suggests that Quentin and
Caddy, now freed of their common father and consequently the incest taboo,
would have the child. Quentin and Caddy as mom and dad. In this imaginative
creation, ...
2
Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility: ...
Philoprogenitive. Factors. In a large portion of the literature on early parenthood,
and on teenage motherhood in particular, entry into parenthood is viewed as the
outcome of a risk-taking personality, with early parenthood being linked to other ...
John Stillwell, Ernestina Coast, Dylan Kneale, 2009
3
Faulkner At 100: Retrospect and Prospect
Philoprogenitive. Noel. Polk. One approaches such occasions as these,
especially such a topic as this one—who indeed was Faulkner?—with lots of
misgivings and misprisions. It is a topic at once both too broad and too specific
and, more ...
Donald M. Kartiganer, Ann J. Abadie, 2009
4
Reading Faulkner: The Sound and the Fury
[Wedding] 122:26 Say it to Father will you I will am my fathers Progenitive I
invented him created I him Say it to him it will not be for he will say I was not and
then you and I since philoprogenitive Although a continuation of the conversation
with ...
Noel Polk, Stephen M. Ross
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Outlines of lectures on the neurological system of anthropology
On this account there may be some general accordance between this region and
that sort of Philoprogenitive feeling. But true parental affection is an emotion of a
very different character. That the lower part of the occiput on the median line ...
Joseph Rodes Buchanan, 1854
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Outlines of Lectures on the Neurological System of ...
On this account there may be some general accordance between this region and
that sort of Philoprogenitive feeling. But true parental affection is an emotion of a
very different character. That the lower part of the occiput on the median line ...
Joseph Rodes BUCHANAN, 1854
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The Birth of Modernism: Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot, W.B. Yeats, ...
... and men to their respective destinies - in all cases through the agency of
philoprogenitive instincts. The "cave" is the womb, through which men pass to a
higher birth. Canto 47 represents Odysseus's conquest of Circe. The moly given
him by ...
8
Work and Wealth (Routledge Revivals): A Human Valuation
But while the better economic order would stop compulsory marriages and
undesired and therefore undesirable offspring, it would restore the play of the
normal philoprogenitive instincts. The net effect would seem to be some
retardation of the ...
9
The American Phrenological Journal and Miscellany
If the helpless victim were their own child, this philoprogenitive law of maternal
love would interdict it, but as it is another's child, they care little for it. Or if the lazy
or selfish hireling nurse does not actually kill, how often does she neglect, ...
... to form rational friendships with her, to sacrifice her welfare to theirs so
heroically as to become a stock illustration of the moral grandeur of the system of
which she is the victim. Now, the philoprogenitive people would not submit to be
cut off ...
Dan H. Laurence, Margot Peters, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHILOPROGENITIVE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
philoprogenitive is used in the context of the following news items.
Radio Derb Is On The Air: St. Louis University Removes A Statue Of …
These were traditionally philoprogenitive populations; but now Catholic countries of Southern Europe have lower fertility than those of the ... «VDARE.com, May 15»
The rise and fall of the Barings banking dynasty
They were philoprogenitive, meaning they had a lot of kids. The idea is simple, enough kids ensure that there would at least be some talented ... «Business Spectator, Jul 14»
Book reivew: The Horologicon, By Mark Forsyth
... writing today: matutinal (early rising), quidnunc (a gossip desperate for the latest tittle-tattle), philoprogenitive (keen love for one's offspring). «The Independent, Aug 13»
The 'Childfree' Life: The Latest Version of Having It All
Her supervising editor, a philoprogenitive man, thought my depiction of non-mothers as fruitful and feminine and without major angst about their ... «Huffington Post, Aug 13»
David Starkey on the history of royal music
They've always been a fairly philoprogenitive race.” Starkey warms to his theme, arguing this very modern point with ideas that would have ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
A Bloomsday Appreciation of Ulysses by James Joyce, Greatest …
... denominated by the faculty a morbid upwards and outwards philoprogenitive erection IN ARTICULO MORTIS PER DIMINUTIONEM CAPITIS. «Scientific American, Jun 13»
Reckless Breeding of the Unfit: Earnest Hooton, Eugenics and the …
Ultimately this type may lead, because it is philoprogenitive, if not overly prolific. The lean and hungry Cassii and Cassandras propagate briefly ... «Smithsonian, Feb 13»
What a relief! The madness of child benefit for all ends today
Today, like 820,000 other households, we receive our last philoprogenitive bung from the taxpayer. I salute this heroic Conservative-led ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 13»
CBI sketch: Boris Johnson does the business
... “I think this is all just as absurd as you do.” It's the same with his vocabulary. (Today's highlights: zephyr, Schlosses, protean, philoprogenitive.) ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 12»
End of Watch
... and so provides the white boy with a life-affirming model for domestic relations and philoprogenitive ambitions when Brian gets serious about ... «American Spectator, Oct 12»
