10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECREATIVELY»
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Textual Conversations in the Renaissance: Ethics, Authors, ...
This is a formal, structural dimension of signification that appreciably modifies our
sense of the whole. Recreatively imaginative, idyllically pastoral, indulgent, and
comic, the portion of Spenser's fourth canto that belongs to a sea nymph "of ...
Zachary Lesser, Benedict Scott Robinson, 2006
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The Master Set Universe: The Grand Unified Theory of Everything
In the M-Set Universe these are 'forgotten' until we are reminded through
remembering as we recreatively rediscover the truth of Oneness of ourselves of
the M-Set, in all ways, always through the living truth that the M-Set Universe is.
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Theology Goes to the Movies: An Introduction to Critical ...
1 I want to stress here that 'escape' can only be positive in the sense that many
activities (prayer, sport, dog-walking, holidays, kite-flying) are both valuable in
themselves, but also function recreatively as 'time apart' from life's main routines.
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Reading the Allegorical Intertext: Chaucer, Spenser, ...
Recreatively imaginative, idyllically pastoral, indulgent, and comic, the portion of
Spenser's fourth canto that belongs to a sea nymph “ofimmortall seed . . . ybred
and neuer borne to die” is not merely self-containing; it also serves to contain the
...
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Journal of Human Movement Studies
In addition, students' personality revealed a trend towards emotional stability from
inactive students through recreatively active to competitively involved students. In
examining attitude, it was found that active students held more favourable ...
The reasonis simple—the chances ofa woman having a successful pregnancy
while being periodically bledareslim, buta female vampire canuse aman pro/
recreatively and drainhim right afterwards; if there isa baby, itisof course not in
the ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... difyru, dy- ddanu; ailgreu, adgreu, creu o newydd Recreation, rec-ri-ë'-shyn, s.
adloniad; difyrwch, dyddaniad, difyrwaith ; ys- bleddach; dyfudd Recreative, rec' ri
-ë-tif, a. adfywiol, llon- edigol, difyr, boddâol, adlonol Recreatively,rec'-rï-ë-tif-li, ...
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The Routledge International Handbook of Learning
... one can consciously work with feelings and the sensory, both in artistic
expression (recreatively) and in an authentic aesthetic situation: Memories as
involuntary associations – 'the intermittences of the heart',7 as Marcel Proust
called them.
Peter Jarvis, Mary H. Watts, 2012
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Hermetic Philosophy and Alchemy: A Suggestive Inquiry Into ...
suggestions amply leading to a practical understanding of the most abstruse
secret of the Hermetic philosophy, showing the Trinitarian method of operation
which Reason follows recreatively for the verification of her light to discover,
magnify, ...
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The Columbia Guide to American Indian Literatures of the ...
... economic(copyright) realms(Foucault), donot translate intoNative vocabularies
of communal oral production whereeach“singer participatesina tradition
recreatively, rather than merelyrecitinga later 'version'ofsome definitively placed
original.
