10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECLUSIVENESS»
Discover the use of
reclusiveness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reclusiveness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lovers and Beloveds: Sexual Otherness in Southern Fiction, ...
Although the structure of reclusiveness as Lee presents it may strongly resemble
that of the closet, they are not the same. Indeed, fissures almost immediately
begin to surface if one approaches Boo as directly representative of a closeted
gay ...
2
Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird
Although the structure of reclusiveness as Lee presents it may strongly resemble
that of the closet, they are not the same. Indeed, fissures almost immediately
begin to surface if one approaches Boo as directly representative of a closeted
gay ...
3
Unarchived Histories: The "mad" and the "trifling" in the ...
female hermits as well, however, and I would like to conclude by offering a few
thoughts about how gender influenced late-nineteenth-century Americans'
understanding of misanthropic reclusiveness. The first point worth making is that
the ...
4
To Think: In Language, Learning and Education
RECLUSIVENESS. OF. THOUGHT ... IfI want toknow whether Iknow the
Bulgarian primeminister«s name, or can program computers, or enjoy asparagus,
I have Language andStories Thought and Language The Reclusiveness of
Thought.
... 105 Rutledge, Edward, 25, 117 Rutledge, John, Jr., 4 Sacrifice, 1 10 Security,
63. See also Defense Self-government, 4-5, 6. See also Democracy; Republican
government Self-sufficiency, 5, 19. See also Reclusiveness Service, 25-26, lo1.
6
Dennis Potter: A Life on Screen
Potter's return from reclusiveness in the late seventies and his adventures in
Hollywood can be seen in much the same terms. If it is too negative and reductive
to say the writer went there simply for the money, it would also be naive to
attribute ...
There are those who would say it was reclusiveness that did for Henry from the
off: social reclusiveness in the sense of not wishing to appear too forward, or
simply not wishing to appear at all, and political reclusiveness — a sort of
intellectual ...
8
Melville and His Circle: The Last Years
If a person with such traits is afflicted as he grows older with what can broadly be
termed "nervousness," then he is even more likely to find pleasure in the
contemplations of reclusiveness. So it was with Melville. That he suffered from
this ...
William B. Dillingham, 2008
9
The Everything Guide to Coping with Perfectionism: Overcome ...
reclusiveness. One can see that high achievement does not necessarily bring
happiness in the example of Howard Hughes, who only saw his physician and
other paid companions during his final years, even buying the hotel he was living
in ...
... embarrassment, skin eruptions, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, nausea,
sleeplessness, panic attacks, difficulty in concentrating, irritability, reclusiveness,
and elevated blood pressure due to defendant's abusive collection tactics).
Robert J. Hobbs, Carolyn L. Carter, National Consumer Law Center, 2000
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECLUSIVENESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
reclusiveness is used in the context of the following news items.
Once reclusive, Neutral Milk Hotel enjoys its stay at the Riverside …
And the reclusiveness of its enigmatic singer and songwriter Jeff Mangum — who reportedly had a nervous breakdown, and disappeared from the spotlight ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Apr 15»
Inherent Vice: Thomas Pynchon gets film cameo in adaptation of his …
In the age of the internet, his apparent reclusiveness – not to mention the conspiracy themes in his work – made his identity and whereabouts a compelling ... «The Independent, Oct 14»
Father calls for better understanding of Asperger's syndrome after …
... Asperger's are different and lack social skills, today's society often shuns or makes fun of them and this leads to anxiety in social situations and reclusiveness.”. «Reading Post, Jan 14»
Bleeding Edge
If J.D. Salinger wore his reclusiveness like a cloak, Thomas Pynchon wears his like Groucho Marx glasses. Far from eschewing modern-day life for an existence ... «Entertainment Weekly, Sep 13»
Reclusive, Curmudgeonly Writer Still Nicer Than Salinger In 'Sons'
Revolving around a New York writer of J. D. Salinger-like fame and reclusiveness, & Sons is about fathers and sons and the complications and competitions ... «NPR, Jul 13»
Loneliness is common with Alzheimer's
How can two people, a caregiver and a patient who are together almost constantly, feel any type of reclusiveness? Please allow me to explain. For caregivers ... «Hernando Today, Jun 13»
Reclusive Mary Tyler Moore shows up again looking frail as she was …
Pictured: Reclusive Mary Tyler Moore emerges looking frail at Los Angeles .... and arrogant then -- maybe that has something to do with her "reclusiveness" now. «Daily Mail, Apr 13»
Life's Extremes: Outgoing vs. Shy
But discrete genes for gregariousness or reclusiveness have not turned up, nor are they expected to, as personality and behavior are a complex interplay of ... «LiveScience.com, Sep 11»
"I've never regretted stopping 'Calvin and Hobbes,' " says reclusive …
(His reclusiveness was part of the reason that "Cul de Sac" cartoonist Richard Thompson was so pleasantly surprised when Watterson surfaced publicly two ... «Washington Post, Feb 10»
How to be a recluse
Much as I admired the writing of J D Salinger the thought uppermost in my mind at any mention of his name was: how far was his reclusiveness a publicity stunt? «Independent, Jan 10»
