10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNIDEALISM»
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unidealism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unidealism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
It should be noted too, as another aspect of Launder and Gilliat's realism (in the
particular senses of a sometimes lively unidealism and, no doubt, a reflection of
common behaviour), that the war's encouragment to short-term relationships and
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Chambers English Thesaurus
... unidealism, utilitarianism. antonyms idealism. romarrticism. pragmatist n
humanist, opportunist. practicalist, realist, utilitarian. antonyms idealist, romantic.
praise n acclaim, acclamation, accolade. acknowledgement, adoration, adulation
, ...
Somewhat dogmatically asserts that Rohan was the model for Ogai's "idealist
writer" defined in the course of the Unidealism Dispute. Takao Ryoichi. "Ogai,
Rohan to Mokichi." Kokubungaku Kaishaku to Kanshd 30 (April, 1965), 59-62.
Chieko Irie Mulhern, 1977
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Cézanne's Bathers: Biography and the Erotics of Paint
Bernard's discomfort in the subsequent years, faced with the distorted forms,
gaucheries, and emphatic unidealism of Cézanne's Large Bathers was the result
in part of his sinking feeling that the master whom he had set out to extol was ...
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The Uses of Literacy: Aspects of Working-Class Life
Soto tolerance, to 'living and letting live'; a tolerance bred both from a charity, in
that all are in the same lower situation together, and from the larger unidealism
which that situation creates. The larger unexpectancy encourages a slowness to
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The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... matteroffact13 unsentimental pragmatism 07 realism 08 ad hocery, humanism
10 unidealism 11 opportunism 12 practicalism, practicality 14 hardheadedness,
utilitarianism 15 instrumentalism pragmatist 07 realist08 humanist11 opportunist,
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Indiana University, 1820-1920: Centennial Memorial Volume
And if Paris had its years of unidealism but triumphed over them, why may not we
, who have a magnificent inheritance and have so much to be proud of, be
optimistic about our own future? Of course France is a small country and it has
had a ...
His popularity is an emphatic testimony to the singular unidealism — I had almost
written the congenital imbecility — of the English mind in respect of eternal and
divine things. I suppose an effort should be made to heal it. But who is sufficient ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1888
His popularity is an emphatic testimony to the singular unidealism — I had almost
written the congenital imbecility — of the English mind in respect of eternal and
divine things. I suppose an effort should be made to heal it. But who is sufficient ...
His popularity is an emphatic testimony to the singular unidealism — I had almost
written the congenital imbecility — of the English mind in respect of eternal and
divine things. I suppose an effort should be made to heal it. But who is sufficient ...
