10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNHYSTERICAL»
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unhysterical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unhysterical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
What You Can Believe about Drugs: An Honest and
Unhysterical ...
A candid look at drugs and attitudes toward them that does not evade controversial areas.
Susan Cohen, Daniel Cohen, 1987
2
The Shift: The Future of Work is Already Here
An unhysterical look at the future of employment.
3
Celsius 7/7: How the West's Policy of Appeasement Has ...
Analyses "the intellectual basis and political appeal of Islamism" and "explains the factors behind the jihadi violence and places the current fundamentalist challenge in context." - cover.
4
Christopher Smart and Satire: 'Mary Midnight' and the Midwife
What we are dealing with in the Midwife is a radical conservatism which repays
close attention with an unhysterical eye. For time and again the reader
encounters a preoccupation with the poor and the dispossessed; in the
powerfully-written ...
5
Toward Stonewall: Homosexuality and Society in the Modern ...
Such detached and unhysterical observations were rare, to say the least. For
most people, now as then, the issue was too sensitive and disturbing to be
treated so coolly. Forster and Gide Less than a year after Gustav Wyneken I
Defining a ...
6
You Don't Say: Modern American Inhibitions
The tale of the Chinese "forward leap," even when set forth by as unhysterical an
observer as Edgar Snow, remains one of appalling human sacrifice. The most
powerful sections of Robert Heilbroner's book on the underdeveloped world, The
...
7
Long for This World: A Novel
And so, even the work itself must not feel rushed, must be efficient and
unhysterical. There was, for example, no discussion about sleeping
arrangements; preparations for Han Hyun-kyu to stay in the master bedroom
were simply carried out: a ...
8
A Political Philosophy in Public Life: Civic Republicanism ...
... against these terrorist threats, national and international, though I should add
that to an outside eye the response of the police, the courts, and the government
to the March 11 tragedy has been firm and unhysterical—a model for the world.
José Luis Martí, Philip Pettit, 2012
9
The Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1940s: How Robinson, MacPhail, ...
"He typed with that one hand and was a great reporter," Anderson said. Like most
of the really good beat men, Holmes was a fan but never a "homer." His Dodgers
coverage was comparable to Red Barber's broadcasting: fair and unhysterical.
10
Ingmar Bergman: A Life in the Theater
Here, Christine Buchegger established an unhysterical Hedda characterized not
by frantic desperation, but rather by a strangely detached sense of composure, of
authority and control blended with an almost cynical disdain for the destiny.
Lise-Lone Marker, Frederick J. Marker, 1992
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNHYSTERICAL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unhysterical is used in the context of the following news items.
How to Make Greece Rich
Having banned the combustion engine, and retained the noble donkey, it had preserved its quiet and unhysterical dignity. Yet it was overflowing with wealthy ... «Politico, Jul 15»
Jolie good, surprisingly
... to be fair, comes from the book on which it is based), Unbroken is a largely accomplished piece of unhysterical filmmaking that manages to engage throughout ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jan 15»
The Fall review, series two episode two: 'gripping'
Stylish and serious, the film was also remarkable at the time for giving equal time to the lives of both cop and psychopath, and for the unhysterical calm with ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
With Ebola, A Real Fear Is Panic Itself
With Ebola clear, unhysterical reporting vital to keep public informed without fear. Richard Preston, whose 1994 book "The Hot Zone" brought the Ebola virus ... «Hartford Courant, Oct 14»
My Name Is review – even-handed account of Molly Campbell scandal
But Bhuchar's even-handed, unhysterical approach pays dividends, not least by threading together English and Urdu to reflect a dual heritage. It reveals a quiet ... «The Guardian, May 14»
QUENTIN LETTS: Rozzer Rowley, the patient face of policing
Rozzer Rowley came across as a plain-talking, unhysterical, capable sort, incredibly patient in the face of all the executive bureaucratic blether demanded of ... «Daily Mail, Jan 14»
Mr Umunna shot past Mr Cable like a soft-top Audi
Last day of summer term and it was Vince Cable v Chuka Umunna at Question Time. Business Secretary Cable is an unhysterical type, never betraying much ... «Daily Mail, Jul 13»
Meredith Whitney Offers Barrage of Numbers, Errors: Books
To correspondent Steve Kroft, Whitney predicted that the unhysterical experts were wrong, and that the municipal market would see “50 to 100” significant ... «Bloomberg, Jun 13»
You'll Never See Him Coming: Sir Ben Kingsley Talks Playing The …
... measured, unhysterical, and completely rooted in its own sense of rightness and righteousness. When you are faced with somebody with a completely bizarre ... «Cinema Blend, May 13»
How we can beat the far right
A fascinating new report by Counterpoint, the London-based research and advisory group, provides an unhysterical analysis of rightwing populism in Europe ... «Financial Times, Sep 12»
