10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REDISCOVERER»
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rediscoverer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Monk in the Garden: The Lost and Found Genius of Gregor ...
A second rediscoverer had the opposite attitude. Erich von Tschermak, the
Austrian, not only attended the statue unveiling but played a prominent role in the
festivities. He relished his identity as a rediscoverer, knowing it would help him
reach ...
Robin Marantz Henig, 2000
2
The British Review, and London Critical Journal
Nor can we let this part of the narrative pass without expressing some surprise
that the promontory of Horse Head, as occurring in the text, should be found, by
the " rediscoverer" north of the Devil's Thumb; as it is known to all persons ...
3
The Illustration of the Master: Henry James and the Magazine ...
The former is typically an adventurer in terra incognita; the latter, like James, is a “
rediscoverer” of familiar territory who combines the journalist's responsibility for
accuracy with the “predisposed, purposive, and highly subjective sensibility” of ...
4
The Game of Probability: Literature and Calculation from ...
The novelistic adventurer, we might say, is no longer a discoverer but a
rediscoverer. In this vein, the volume ends with the rediscovery of a heathen
temple on Felsenburg. Entirely in harmony with historiographical speculation in
the sixteenth ...
5
The Monthly Repertory of English Literature, ... Or an ...
adduced by our “ rediscoverer” himself, viz. § Mr. Muirhea , master of the Larkins,
(a whale ship) from whom Captain Ross ac-' Knowledges he received much
usefu information, had informed him that he had been in 75° 15' north latitude,
and ...
6
The Origin of the Logic of Symbolic Mathematics: Edmund ...
Nevertheless, “He wishes to be in every respect the loyal preserver, rediscoverer
and continuator of our ancient teachers.” As a result, in his “mathematical writings
he is always concerned not only with borrowing his terms directly from ancient ...
7
Frege: Sense and Reference One Hundred Years Later: Sense ...
It is no accident that Putnam, who had spent as long as anyone in reexamining
the distinction, should have been the rediscoverer (or co- rediscoverer with
Kripke) of the deictic view of natural kind words. What is strange, if anything is, is
that ...
John Ivan Biro, Petr Kotatko, 1995
8
It Doesn't Take a Rocket Scientist: Great Amateurs of Science
The third rediscoverer, ironically, was the grandson of one of the professors,
Eduard Frenzl, with whom Mendel had argued during his second failed attempt to
gain accreditation as a high school science teacher. Young Eric von Tschermak ...
9
The Early Palaeologan Renaissance (1261-c. 1360): By Edmund ...
d) Maximos Pknudes (1255-1305) [Editor of Greek poets and prose writers,
rediscoverer of Ptolemy's "Geography", editor of astronomical and mathematical
writers.] (See also sections 6, 8.) Florentine ms.Laur.32. 16, a large collection of
Greek ...
10
The Feminine "No!": Psychoanalysis and the New Canon
56 According to this initial rediscoverer, "The Yellow Wall-paper" represented
such a traumatic break from its historical situation that readers were not even
able to see it for what is actually was. What they did see horrified them, precisely
...
