10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETRENCHABLE»
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retrenchable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
retrenchable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Earth Ways: Framing Geographical Meanings
In discussing what he calls "the retrenchable now," G. E. L. Owen has also
noticed something like this act of enumeration in Aristotle's account,26 but Owen
still argues for the parallel between temporal magnitude and spatial extension.
Gary Backhaus, John Murungi, 2004
2
Opere psicologiche di Galeno. Atti del 3o Colloquio galenico ...
Let us say, for short, that " here " is retrenchable ». " Now ", similarly, can for
isomorphic reasons pick out a month or an hour or a day — a stretch of time as
short as the specious present (Posidonius in Tl1) or as long as a year (
Apollodorus in ...
Jonathan Barnes, Mario Mignucci, 1988
3
A Chronological Introduction to the History of the Church: ...
The Triacas, or thirtieth day, was not always the day to be retrenched, but the day
which fell after the 63 was called the retrenchable day. In In the 235' this period
the months seem to be well selected, and the intercalary' months to be arranged
...
Samuel Farmar Jarvis, 1845
4
The United Service Magazine
All superfluous and retrenchable expenses, the results of their own system for the
Institution, should be borne by the Company as a public charge, instead of being
made the ground of exacting a larger payment from the Cadet than he can in ...
Arthur William Alsager Pollock, 1853
5
Papers in Hellenistic Philosophy
(1988) 'The retrenchable present', in Matter and Metaphysics, ed. J. Barnes and
M. Mignucci (Naples), pp. 329-74. Schofield, M., Burnyeat, M. and Barnes, J. (edd
.) (I980) Doubt and Dogmatism (Oxford). Searle, J .R. (I958/67) 'Proper names', ...
6
Sextus Empiricus: Outlines of Scepticism
[1984]: Philosophy in History (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge)
SCHOF1ELD, Malcolm [1983]: The Syllogisms of Zeno of Citium', Phronesis 28,
31-58 [1988]: The retrenchable present', in BARNES and M1GNUCC1 [1988] [
1991]: The ...
Sextus Empiricus, Julia Annas, Jonathan Barnes, 2000
On the difficulties in translating these verbs, difficulties I make no claim to settle,
see Goldschmidt, ''Huparkhein et huphistanai dans la philosophie stoı ̈cienne,''
and Malcolm Schofield, ''The Retrenchable Present,'' in Matter and Metaphysics,
...
8
The Nation, the State, and Indian Identity
justment and its consequences, namely, unemployment, breaking down the
difference between temporary, permanent and contract workers by making them
more easily retrenchable and less organized, forcing workers from the organized
...
Madhusree Dutta, Flavia, Neera Adarkar, 1996
9
The Cambridge Companion to the Stoics
'The Retrenchable Present', in Barnes and Mignucci (1988), 329-74- ,(1991). The
Stoic Idea of the City (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), Repr. (1999)
with new epilogue. (1999a). 'Social and political thought', in Algra et al. (1999) ...
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Politeia in Greek and Roman Philosophy
(1988) 'The Retrenchable Present', in Matter and Metaphysics, eds. Barnes and
M. Mignucci. Naples: 329—74. (1990) 'Ideology and Philosophy in Aristotle's
Theory of Slavery', in Aristoteles' 'Politik', ed. G. Patzig. Gottingen: 1—27;
reprinted ...
Verity Harte, Melissa Lane, 2013
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RETRENCHABLE»
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retrenchable is used in the context of the following news items.
Funding Our Enemies, and Making "Miss Baghdad"
But the line, border, between Iraq and Syria is there for all to see and not retrenchable, at least for the time being. Confusion and quandary! The US soldier ... «Town Hall, Jun 14»
