10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE NEXT BUT ONE»
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the next but one in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
the next but one and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Jew,
the Arab: A History of
the Enemy
Here, then, rather than love of neighbor as love of the proximate, as love of every
proximate, one wrongly seeks to extend love to the "next-but-one," that is to say,
to the next next, the next and less proximate, the more (or less) than neighbor, ...
2
Elevations:
The Height of
the Good in Rosenzweig and Levinas
For the sake of the next-but-one, Zarathustra cannot stand — let alone love — the
next one, the neighbor. The future will come when today, man's today, is
obliterated. Hence it will never come. Nietzsche began writing in the mid-1870s ...
3
Essays in
the Philosophy of Religion: Based on
the Sarum ...
Questions about Heaven are not questions about the Next World, but about the
next but one or the next but two ; and the same applies, I think, to questions about
Hell. But in this discussion we are concerned with the Next World, the one into ...
Henry Habberley Price, 1972
4
Harrap's essential English Dictionary
Their house is the next but one. [= not the next one, but the one after it] o adverb 1
Next means immediately after this, or after the thing or event just mentioned: Next
, let's look at the schedule. □ We tried the window next. □ What do we do next ...
5
Constructing Predictable Real Time Systems
The four one-bit-arrays p, q, g, and e of length n + 1 are used to describe T(i) as
follows: 1, T(i)will be due at the next time signal andt(i)is already p(i) = ^ the next
but one critical instant oiT(i), 0, otherwise , ., - i *, T(i)will be due at the next but ...
Wolfgang A. Halang, Alexander D. Stoyenko, 1991
6
Wittgenstein: Rules, Grammar and Necessity: Volume 2 of an ...
If the order 'Add 2' is not understood, it is no use saying that what the pupil lacks
is apprehension that the teacher means him to write the next but one number
after every number he writes. For that is just a paraphrase of the statement that he
...
G. P. Baker, P. M. S. Hacker, 2009
7
The First 'Women in Love'
If a man can see the next step to be taken, why should he fear the next but one?
Why ask about the next but one? Of the next step we are certain. It is the step into
death. 5 "I shall die — I shall quickly die," said Ursula to herself, clear as if in a ...
D. H. Lawrence, John Worthen, Lindeth Vasey, 2002
If a man can see the next step to be taken, why should he fear the next but one?
Why ask about the next but one? Of the next step we are certain. It is the step into
death. 'I shall die—I shall quickly die,' said Ursula to herself, clear as if in a ...
On lines being repeated in equal frequency it was found that each member is
connected 'with the one preceding it not much more closely than with the next but
one succeeding it; and with the next but one preceding it, hardly as closely as
with ...
1. secondary, next after the first; next, following, subsequent, consequent,
resultant; alternate, other, every other, the next but one. 2. duplicate, copy,
replicate, twin; surrogate, fill-in, substitute, double. — a 3. subordinate, subaltern,
substitute, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
