10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SANSCULOTTISH»
Discover the use of
sansculottish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sansculottish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Othmar Schoeck: Life and Works
He has taken up the hackneyed theme again and let a libretto be hammered
together by the Alemannic poet Hermann Burte, whose banal rhyming couplets
leave little to be desired in the way of sansculottish nonchalance and vulgarity.
2
George Eliot's Life, (Volume I of III) as Related in her ...
But no—you are just as sansculottish and rashas I would have you. You are not
one of thosesages whose reason keeps so tight a rein on their emotionsthat they
are too constantly occupiedin calculatingconsequences to rejoice inanygreat ...
3
A Half-century of Greatness: The Creative Imagination of ...
But no—you are just as sansculottish and rash as I would have you. You are not
one of those sages whose reason keeps so tight a rein on their emotion that they
are too constantly occupied in calculating consequences to rejoice in any great ...
Frederic Ewen, Jeffrey L. Wollock, 2007
4
Karl Marx: Selected Writings
I replied immediately and gave him my frank opinion of the deficiencies of their
work, which finds freedom more in a licentious, sansculottish and thus convenient
form than in a free, i.e. independent and profound content. I called for them to ...
Karl Marx, David McLellan, 2000
5
Critical Miscellanies: Robespierre, Carlyle, Byron, Emerson, ...
... and incredulities to save their creditfor wisdom. I amall the more delighted with
your enthusiasm because I didn't expect it.I feared that you lacked revolutionary
ardour. But no—you are just as sansculottish and rash asI wouldhave you ...
6
George Eliot: A Critic's Biography
She responds to the shortlived Provisional republican Government of 1848 with
radical enthusiasm - 'you are just as sansculottish and rash as I would have you'
and 'our decayed monarchs should be pensioned off . . . we should have ... a sort
...
7
Die at the Right Time! A Subjective Cultural History of the ...
... Against-the-Wall-Motherfuckers had their points in a Sansculottish sort of way,
but we considered the Weathermen as much our enemy as Nixon. They each did
us about as much damage. When we got to Washington we walked to the Mall ...
8
Scandal and Civility: Journalism and the Birth of American ...
... Cobbett recalled the days of “Gallic frenzy wild” and assured his readers they
would not return. “The worst is past,” he wrote, “I hope to see, at no far distant day
, / All sansculottish jargon done away.”30 As the leading anti-Jacobin journalist ...
9
The Sorcerer's Apprentice: Picasso, Provence, and Douglas Cooper
"It's come right down, it's only 103 degrees," he lied, and then, with a nasty,
sansculottish cackle, announced that he was going to pretend he was a
tricoteuse at the guillotine — "I'm here to bring the woman bad luck. When is her
tumbrel due?
10
Roman Laughter: The Comedy of Plautus
In "Roman Laughter", Segal provides an acute analysis of the poet's plays, placing Plautus in his social and historical context to discover why his comedies were so popular with the Roman people. (Plays/Drama) Titus Maccius Plautus was the ...
