10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNAPPREHENSIBLE»
Discover the use of
unapprehensible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unapprehensible and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Works of the Rev --- as published during his life.edit. 1724
It is no unapprehensible thing: there hath been no inconsistent notion hitherto
given of him; nothing said concerning him, but will well admit that it is possible
such a Being may be now existent. Yea, we not only can conceive, but we
actually ...
2
After Words: Suicide and Authorship in Twentieth-century Italy
63 For Lacan, the gaze, which 'exceeds' or 'triumphs' over the look, is '
unapprehensible.'64 The look, in contradistinction, 'foregrounds the desiring
subjectivity of the figure from which it issues, a subjectivity which pivots upon lack
, whether or ...
3
The living temple; or, A designed improvement of that ...
It is no unapprehensible thing, there hath been no inconsistent notion hitherto
given of him ; nothing said concerning him but will well admit that it is possible
such a Being may be now existent. Yea, we not only can conceive, but we
actually ...
John Howe, Henry Rogers, 1870
4
The Semantics of Desire: Changing Models of Identity from ...
The result, in S. L. Goldberg's happy phrase, is “a pervasive suggestion of an
unapprehensible order beyond any actually perceived.” That ultimate order is
unapprehensible, but the unusual satisfaction this novel provides comes from the
...
Philip M. Weinstein, 2014
5
The Living Temple: Or, a Designed Improvement of that Notion ...
It is no unapprehensible thing: There hath been no inconsistent notion hitherto
given of him. Nothing _ said concerning himz but will well admit that it is poffible
sucha Being may Yea _we not only can conceive, but we actually have (and ...
6
The Works of John Howe: As Published During His Life
It is no unapprehensible thing: there hath been no inconsistent notion hitherto
given of him; nothing said concerning him, but will well admit that it is possible
such a Being may be now existent. Yea, we not only can conceive, but we
actually ...
7
On Mount Vision: Forms of the Sacred in Contemporary ...
“Poetry unsettles our scrawled defense,” writes Howe, sounding almost as
antinomian as Hutchinson or Spicer; “unapprehensible but dear nevertheless” (
Birth-mark 2). The subterranean tradition of antinomianism in America consists of
...
8
Sex, Machines and Navels: Fiction, Fantasy and History in ...
being articulated in signifiers, leaves a metonymic remainder that runs under it,
an element that is not indeterminate, which is a condition both absolute and
unapprehensible, an element necessarily lacking, unsatisfied, impossible, ...
9
Iranian Cinema and Philosophy: Shooting Truth
For Lacan, the function of the gaze is disruptive; it unravels the mastery of the self
. To be fair, even at the level of common parlance—without recourse to Lacan's
jargon—his claim regarding the “unapprehensible” (Lacan, 1978: 83) quality of ...
10
Ṛig-Veda-Sanhitá. A collection of ancient Hindu hymns, ...
caused the grass to grow upon the high places; you have caused the waters to
flow over the low places; for (the promotion of) good works: as you have reposed
for a while in the dwelling of the unapprehensible (sun),“ so desist not to-day from
...
Rgvedasahita, Horace H. Wilson, Edward B. Cowell, 1854
