10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELF-EFFACINGLY»
Discover the use of
self-effacingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
self-effacingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Relating to Responsibility: Essays for Tony Honoré on His ...
In demanding that D have acted so entirely self- effacingly for the sake of P, the
law undermines its own position that P in turn owes the same obligation to take
extreme care not to injure D. How could the existence of this reciprocal obligation
...
Peter Cane, Tony Honoré, John Gardner, 2001
2
Hegel's Ladder: Volume I: The Pilgrimage of Reason; Volume ...
What sets this book apart from the rest is Harris's deep commitment to thinking Hegel in context, even when Hegel's position runs counter to Harris's own cultural and philosophical position.
3
D.H. Lawrence: Triumph to Exile, 1912-1922
Barbara Low destroyed some letters (though she kept the more personal ones)
because she thought, self-effacingly, that they were to a person of little
importance. Not all the letters to Katherine Mansfield or to John Middleton Murry
have ...
Mark Kinkead-Weekes, 1996
4
Donne at Sermons: A Christian Existential World
The technique defined here for such channeling is Donne's usual one, self-
effacingly attributed to "the holy Ghost" who "directs us to that that is nearest us, to
... testimony of man, that instrumentally, ministerially works . . . beliefe in men.
5
A Sea for Encounters: Essays Towards a Postcolonial Commonwealth
In Tryambak Sapkale's poem “Eklavya,” the low-caste character from the
Maharabharata who self-effacingly cuts off his thumb, is irreverently asked, “Give
me the finger you cut off; that will be my fulcrum” (AZ 152). In the poem “
Angulimal,” the ...
Stella Borg Barthet, 2009
6
Chong Yagyong: Korea's Challenge to Orthodox Neo-Confucianism
And it was Confucius, who, self-effacingly referring to himself as a transmitter
rather than a creator in the respect that he was simply conveying the teachings of
the Duke of Chou and the Early Kings, introduced decidedly novel views on, ...
self-effacingly outside, albeit determined about their goals inside. It was the
Muslims' desire to be nothing but themselves which also occasioned their
uprising against the authority when they sensed they were pressured to forgo
their identity.
Peter Clarke, Reader in Modern History and Fellow Peter Clarke, Friedhelm Hardy, 2004
8
Bloom's How to Write about Ralph Waldo Emerson
Or is Emerson identifying, self-effacingly, with the old, assimilated and “
generalized” by a newer philosophy. “Every man supposes himself not to be fully
understood,” Emerson remarks, prefacing 170 years of being misunderstood and
not ...
Fabian Ironside, Harold Bloom, 2008
Statton's voice and Spike's arrangements don't project a personality, but present
a situation, cleanly, self-effacingly, and the self-effacement of restricting a violin
line to three notes or a vocal line to five, turns out to be the personality whose ...
10
Islam in China: Religion, Ethnicity, Culture, and Politics
Chinese Muslims learned to differentiate between the general public sphere and
their closed Muslim space and to behave self-effacingly outside, albeit
determined about their goals inside. It was the Muslims' desire to be nothing but ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELF-EFFACINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
self-effacingly is used in the context of the following news items.
New albums in stores this week
The first all-new set of songs from this self-effacingly important cosmic-Americana group since 2011's "The Whole Love" is often as surprising in sonic-tangent ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jul 15»
Fitzgerald: Donald Trump is his own worst enemy now
“I just received the following wire from my generous daddy,” he self-effacingly told the Gridiron Club in 1958 as his star began to rise. “ 'Dear Jack, don't buy a ... «Boston Herald, Jul 15»
Diverse influences at Singapore tribute concert
But the harmonic and instrumental language used and its self-effacingly quiet ending made it undeniably Singaporean. A version of this article appeared in the ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»
Who Were the Inklings?
The name they chose for their group was, J. R. R. Tolkien self-effacingly recalls, “a pleasantly ingenious pun . . . suggesting people with vague or half-formed ... «First Things, May 15»
All Are Saved
Best known as the frontman of Ann Arbor, MI's Saturday Looks Good to Me, recently described by Fred Thomas, self-effacingly, as, “a fake band…some unheard ... «Under the Radar Mag, May 15»
Modest Mouse: Strangers to OurselvesStrangers to Ourselves (2015)
Brock started a label, self-effacingly called Glacial Pace, and has been recruiting bands and producing albums. In NPR's First Listen interview, Brock addresses ... «Punknews.org, Apr 15»
SXSW Film Review: 'For Grace'
Soft-spoken and tightly wound, the thirtysomething chef is self-effacingly respectful while discussing valued mentors and past employers. But even as Duffy ... «Variety, Mar 15»
Barack Obama Jokes British Royals More Popular Than US Politicians
Obama continued: "They like them much better than they like their own politicians." "I don't believe that," Charles said self-effacingly. The royals are on a four-day ... «NDTV, Mar 15»
Oscars 2015: Julianne Moore is a quiet miracle
... have seen all along, let's take a moment to reflect on the glorious career of one of America's smartest, bravest, and most self-effacingly brilliant actresses. «National Post, Feb 15»
X Factor: Stevi Ritchie hopes Simon Cowell will employ him, as a …
And rightly so because while many have slated Stevi – and in seriously nasty style at times on sites such as Twitter – he has remained self-effacingly grateful for ... «Unreality TV, Nov 14»
