10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELF-MOCKINGLY»
Discover the use of
self-mockingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
self-mockingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Poetry of Seamus Heaney: A Critical Study
The poet's 'phonetic fantasy denies a huge wedge between word and thing'.33 In
the opinion of Michael Parker, Heaney self mockingly compares his predicament
and his ineffectuality with that of Hamlet, an act of ironic identification.
2
The Social
Self: Hawthorne, Howells, William James, and ...
(139). The flaw in Chillingworth's thinking here is not new. When during his visit
with Hester in the jail he self-mockingly recalls the fantasies of domesticity that
led to their marriage, he exposes an inability to perceive the difference between
his ...
Its symbolism, its rhetorical art generally, tends to be both excessively naive, like
the dream, and self-mockingly sophisticated, like the joke. I have been relating
major instances of literary symbolism to the dream understood according to ...
Mark Neuman, Michael Payne, 1987
4
Arabic,
Self and Identity: A Study in Conflict and Displacement
... of the fuṣḥā; on the contrary, one feels a sense of pleasure in a man who has
discovered what to him could have been an almost lost heritage but who now
lovingly, caringly and self-mockingly is trying to reclaim it as his through the
fuṣḥā.
5
Beyond the Frustrated
Self: Overcoming Avoidant Patterns and ...
... but also with the moment-by-moment decisions. She wants to teach, she wants
to go horseriding, she wants to climb mountains, she wants to read, she wants to
bake, she wants to paint: “I want, I want, I want, I want”, she cries self-mockingly.
6
Spirit, Soul, and City: Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus'
While his offer wins the First and Second Citizen's votes, Coriolanus mockingly or
self, mockingly describes their votes as “two worthy voices begged” and as “alms”
(2380—81) and then brusquely dismisses the men (“adieu!” [2.3.811).
7
Incest Fantasies and
Self-destructive Acts: Jungian and ...
... banned to outer space. His place was taken by Funny Man, who juggled and
did clown-like falls to entertain people (manic defense). This was a side of Peter
that his mother knew well, his tendency to take center stage, bow self-mockingly ...
Mara Sidoli, Gustav Bovensiepen
8
A Critical History of German Film
champagne and crème de cassis, and focusing rather self-mockingly around the
lives of the rich and famous in Munich. Dietl's comedy hit Schtonk, about the
notorious 1983 forging of Hitler diaries, had successfully propelled him from ...
9
The Rebuke of History: The Southern Agrarians and American ...
Realitv is not a function of an event, Jack argued, but of the "relationship of the
event to past, and future, events" (384). "The truth," Jack said self-mockingly, "
shall make you free" (26o). Yet the truth of the past never set Jack free. It only
entailed ...
10
The Faun in the Garden: Michelangelo and the Poetic Origins ...
... "lo sto rinchiuso," written years later in terza rima, which is a self-parody of the
aged, grotesquely deformed artist himself; or, finally, in the poem written in
response to one by Francesco Berni, in which Michelangelo, self-mockingly
assuming ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELF-MOCKINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
self-mockingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Obama Orders Jon Stewart to Stay on ?Daily Show?
Obama added, apparently self-mockingly: “It's being challenged in the courts.” Sure, he's been called 'dude' and his policies timid, but mostly Obama's. «Daily Beast, Jul 15»
Revenge of the Fox News Frat Boy
he chirps self-mockingly at the appearance of a photo of a much younger Guilfoyle rocking a leopard-print jumpsuit years before her crime-fighting career as an ... «Daily Beast, May 15»
Koreans' changing perceptions on marriage
Koreans in their 20s and 30s, the sons and daughters of those who achieved rapid economic growth within a few decades, have self-mockingly branded ... «The Korea Herald, Mar 15»
I'm a Sucker for Movies About Cults, and Faults Is One of the Best …
... the matter, I've got to admit I'll probably go for the serious drama first, and then the documentary; if you're doing a comedy, I'll worry (mildly, self-mockingly, OK, ... «Slate Magazine, Mar 15»
Taylor Swift Explains Why She'll Still Be Single At 30
“She's just surrounded by cats,” she said self-mockingly. “So many cats, they've divided themselves up into armies and she wanders around lint-rolling the couch ... «MTV.com, Mar 15»
Eddie Izzard, Force Majeure review: Humanity, spoons and expert …
... free associations and suddenly invented characters and make it work, even when, as he notes self-mockingly, he needs to "remember never to do that bit ever ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 15»
How to Be the Perfect Thanksgiving Guest
“Everyone self-consciously, self-mockingly but also weirdly proudly, talks about gluttony,” he said. “But the literal amounts of food consumed haven't struck me as ... «New York Times, Nov 14»
Noel Fielding, Eventim Apollo
“I'm 41,” he says self-mockingly several times in the evening as he finds himself performing as a plump chicken or a cowboy with unfeasibly bandy legs, as if he ... «The Arts Desk, Nov 14»
Jazz Voice, review: 'a recipe for bliss'
... Guy Barker, and the entertaining banter of host Jumoke Fashola, playing the straight woman to her fellow host's Ian Shaw's self-mockingly learned banter. «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
Steve Forbert, singer/songwriter of 'Romeo's Tune' fame, to play City …
... lyric reflects Forbert's own experience after coming to New York City in the late 1970s with a guitar and a drive to become the “Big City Cat” he self-mockingly ... «New York Daily News, Oct 14»
