10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLITUDINOUS»
Discover the use of
solitudinous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
solitudinous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Philosophic Flights of Poetic Fancy
MULTITUDE AND SOLITUDE IN ANTITHETICAL PERSPECTIVE The
multitudinous alpha contrasts with the solitudinous omega on both ethereal (
absolute) and corporeal (relative) planes - fit subject for a lengthy thesis, given
the complexities ...
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60 Hiles Within 60 Miles: New York City
SOLITUDINOUS. HIKES. 32 Abram Hewitt's Bearfort Ridge 15 Black Rock Forest
Peaks to Ponds Trail 2 Butler Outer Loop Trail 25 David Weld Sanctuary Tour 3
Fahnestock Greater Hidden Lake Tour 33 Farny Highlands Hike 4 Fishkill Ridge
...
Christopher Brooks, Catherine Brooks, 2011
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Beautiful Enemies : Friendship and Postwar American Poetry: ...
instead of Cancer which symbolizes instability, suggestibility, sensibility all the
ilities like a clavichord only an interior firmness favoring good and evil alike
loving Capricorn with its solitudinous research . . . my force is in mobility it's said (
CP, ...
Department of English Florida State University Andrew Epstein Associate Professor, 2006
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Journey to the Sun: Junipero Serra's Dream and the Founding ...
... self-beating with a stone. a most fateful journey: Serra was accompanied to
Oaxaca by Juan Andrés, Antonio Martínez, Francisco Samaniego, Joaquín
Ossorio, and that secret sharer ofmany ofhis solitudinous moments, Dionosio
Basterra.
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A Passion for Wisdom: A Very Brief History of Philosophy
And against the worldly Lutherans, carrying out their business as usual and
treating church as part of the weekly ritual, Kierkegaard preached a stark,
passionate, solitudinous, and unworldly religion that, in temperament at least,
would "go ...
Robert C. Solomon, Kathleen M. Higgins, 1997
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On the Origin of Language
Spirit was wind, breath, nocturnal storm. Sacred was called set-off, solitudinous.
The soul was called breathing, wrath the snorting of the nose, etc. The more
general concepts were thus evolved in them only later on Section Three 155.
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"Nagging" Questions: Feminist Ethics in Everyday Life
The family home has come to symbolize what it does not in fact always represent
— both the shared seclusion of good times spent with others and the solitudinous
, anonymous seclusion of good times spent alone. Sharing a home can make ...
8
Uneasy Access: Privacy for Women in a Free Society
Including solitude but not seclusion on a short list of the forms of privacy can be
deemed to include solitudinous seclusion, but problematically omits shared
seclusion as a basic form of privacy. Anonymity and Limited Attention A second
key ...
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The Problem of Distraction
... in its most solitudinous solitude. This, we know from Nietzsche, is the condition
for thinking the weightiest thoughts. But this logic is driven to an absurd point.
Always alone, the creature thinks and rethinks everything it has already thought;
...
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Disciplines for Christian Living: Interfaith Perspectives
In her book by the same name,13 she unwraps the several layers of the word's
meaning. Poustinia literally means "desert" in Russian, but it connotes much
more to Russians than just a geographical place. It means a quiet, solitudinous
place ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLITUDINOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
solitudinous is used in the context of the following news items.
Claire-Louise Bennett on writing Pond
It's true, writing is a gloriously solitudinous place. And it was there, in that zone, I wanted to sink, without succumbing to the pull of narrative drive, which is always ... «Irish Times, May 15»
Dar Williams interview: 'the busy bee of American music'
"The songs in the new album reflect different kinds of relationships and my own solitudinous ponderings, what one's priorities are as a mortal human being," she ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Stevie, Hampstead Theatre, review: 'treads water'
... Christopher Morahan, highly praised in Chichester last year, left me with little enthusiasm either for the solitudinous subject or her erratic-eccentric versifying. «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
This Fallout Shelter Community Envisions a Less Lonely Apocalypse
... a sense of security without shelling out millions, resigning one's self to stark, solitudinous paranoia, or attaining some high-level political office is revolutionary. «GOOD Magazine, Jan 15»
Dreaming-big Arcosanti has yet to rise like the Phoenix
Might S(I)M really be considering a relaxing, solitudinous long weekend at Arcosanti? I got my answer back in the car, vehicle of scorn to Arcosantians. «Sacramento Bee, Jan 15»
Art in a bath of white
Forrest recently sat in his favourite corner and told us about the place. This seems like a great house for someone who is living alone and perhaps a solitudinous ... «The Star Online, Dec 14»
YouTuber Troye Sivan Releases New Single 'Happy Little Pill' [VIDEO]
The song has a melancholic moodiness to it and the video follows suit with cloudy filters and solitudinous imagery. Of course, none of the above is a drawback. «PopCrush, Aug 14»
Fox Point house is one man's art museum
Q. This seems like a great house for someone who is living alone and perhaps a solitudinous life. A. I think it is. It's been very good for me for a long time. I knew ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Apr 14»
When illness can become a source of wisdom
Words read are not analgesic to the body, but the solace and companionship they offer in their solitudinous exchange - one sick person alone in a room giving to ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 14»
The Best Comic Book Covers of August
But if I wanted your ladyfriend, I could make the Fortress of Solitude a lot less solitudinous…and solitudinous is totally a real word, thanks.” The complex shading ... «Paste Magazine, Sep 13»
