10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENEBROSITY»
Discover the use of
tenebrosity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tenebrosity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The principal roots and derivatives of the Latin language ...
6 Minatory] from mince, threats, is derived minatory; threatening.— Menace; a
threat. 7 Nugatory] from nugce, trifles, is derived nugatory; trifling, frivolous,
insignificant. 8 Tenebrosity] from tenebrce, darkness, is derived tenebrosity ;
darkness, ...
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Doctors of Deception: What They Don't Want You to Know about ...
21 “Fueliginous Tenebrosity”: Effects on Memory, Learning, Cognition Today,
nearly all articles on ECT appearing in medicaljournals begin, “ECT is a safe and
effective treatment . . . ,” thus precluding any investigation of shock's adverse ...
3
Changing States: Transformations in Modern Irish Writing
These two foci of human 'tenebrosity', Stephen and Bloom, interact with each
other most energetically in the underworld of the 'Circe' episode. This chapter
brings to a surface, the surface of sequential writing, the vast phenomenology of
the ...
Robert Welch Nfa, Professor of English and Director of the Centre for Irish Literature and Bibliography Robert Welch, Robert Welch, 2005
The 'tenebrosity of the interior', as it was called in the Oxen of the Sun, is matched
by a tenebrosity of the exterior. In the morning the sunlit world was credible, but
now its devotees are asleep, and those who still keep watch see its shapes ...
Richard Ellmann Goldsmith's Professor of English Literature Oxford University, 1972
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Joyce’s Book of Memory: The Mnemotechnic of Ulysses
The tenebrosity of memory that we find in Joyce's works is supplemented or
complicated by other factors— patterns of behavior and ways of seeing the past
that make voluntary, hermeneutic memory even more difficult. Although both
Stephen ...
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
He [Chrysippus] affirmeth that the air, by nature is dark, and for that cause, by
consequence it is also the primitive cold ; and that tenebrosity or darkness is
directly opposite unto light and clearness, and the coldness thereof to the heat of
fire.
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
ДОгл'.] + dark ginflerf fliltti , m. y tint. ¡- dark chamber, camera obscura. ^-infterC ,/
□ <>ark. darkness, gloom, gloominess , diamalness , tenehrousness ,
tenebrosity; f. ÎÇ i ml t r 111 (¡. ÎÇtnfïerUnfl, >». (-é, p/.-e) Ignor ant. ignoramus; if.
promoter ...
Christoph Friedrich Grieb, 1863
Brownlee's object is to prove, that the Society of Friends — I quote his own turgid
phraseology — " emerging from the tenebrosity of mysticism, laboured it through
the rugged mazes of Socinianism, and finally settled down in an ambiguous ...
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The hand of a stranger: (Journal d'un inconnu)
But that hope comes from the fact that any man is a tenebrosity (bears tenebrosity
within himself) and that the task of the artist must be to bring that tenebrosity into
broad daylight. Further, this worldly night of his does furnish man in all his ...
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Orpheus in Nineteenth-Century Symbolism
But these have come from a tenebrosity which centuries have piled up in him,
and of which he is but the humble vehicle . . . tenebrosity into which he cannot go.
116 This "tenebrosity" or "night," that is, death or afterlife, constitutes one of ...
Dorothy M. Kosinski, 1989
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TENEBROSITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tenebrosity is used in the context of the following news items.
The pointlessness of war
There is a marked element of tenebrosity. Each work is a meditation on the suffering, physical and mental torture, and the tragedies that war brings with it. «Times of Malta, May 13»
The Great Gatsby (2013) Great Music Is Timeless Featurette [HD]
TheInk Tenebrosity 2 years ago. If you like the 1920 era (Such as I do.) It's a great movie and gives you insight to what that era was like with the lavish parties, ... «YouTube, May 13»
Grand National's day in the sun silences doomsayers
Which brings us to the Grand National, a shaft of sporting luminescence condemned to fight back an annual tsunami of tenebrosity . I refer, of course, to the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 13»
Notes On The Great Manhattan Blackout Of 2012
... wanted to descend into the eclipse that is my neighborhood, to see what a once-dynamic part of the city looks when it's frozen in a technology-less tenebrosity. «Gadling, Nov 12»
