10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNWORLDLINESS»
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unworldliness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unworldliness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
In Defense of the Accidental: Philosophical Studies
The Obsolescence of Experience The first characteristic feature of tachogenic
unworldliness is the accelerated obsolescence of experience.4 For barely a
quarter of a millennium we have lived in a world, the modern world, in which
more and ...
2
Things Rarely Met With: Patience,
Unworldliness [andC. ].
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
James Erasmus Philipps,
2010
3
The Legitimacy of the Modern Age
Parti superimposed on genuine unworldliness the spacial schematism of an
extraworldliness. We are bound by this superimposed schematism even in our
understanding of the concept of secularization: What can be secularized (made ...
They have been kept out of the world in the name of their unworldliness, women,
birds, and writing. HC imagines that a certain kind of writing, from its
unworldliness, might redeem the unworldliness of women and of animals:
abominable, ...
Matthew Calarco, Peter Atterton,
2004
5
Wittgenstein’s Enduring Arguments
The second theme of relevance to Wittgenstein's view of ethics concerns what I
term the unworldliness of the self. The theme expresses Wittgenstein's view that
the subjectwhothinksand wills is, in some sense, not in the world. Indeed, as ...
Edoardo Zamuner, D. K. Levy,
2008
6
The Guru in South Asia: New Interdisciplinary Perspectives
5. The. gay. guru. Fallibility,. unworldliness,. and. the. scene. of. instruction.
Lawrence. Cohen. Into the woods G. says: 'You know, Guruji is also in this line. . .
.' This essay begins in a long-ago moment of conversation that demands some ...
Jacob Copeman, Aya Ikegame,
2012
7
John Henry Newman: Spiritual Director 1845-1890
Closely connected with newman's sense of the unseen world and surrender to
God was his spirit of detachment and unworldliness. The great and obvious
characteristic of a Bible Christian, for newman, was to be without worldly ties or
objects, ...
8
The Shame of Reason in Organizational Change: A Levinassian ...
When, thereupon, those are considered to represent the real world,
unworldliness enters the scene. Referring to the classic book by Mintzberg The
Nature of Managerial Work (1973) Winograd and Flores formulate this objection
as follows: ...
9
Weber and the Persistence of Religion: Social Theory, ...
and not in the external historical and political situation of different denominations'.
10 This may have suggested that Weber bought into the belief, widely
entertained by German Protestants, that 'the greater “unworldliness” of
Catholicism'11 ...
10
Newman: His Life and Spirituality
attracted him in Scott and in his account of his eventual acceptance of a
progressively integrating Christianity was what he calls his “bold unworldliness,
and vigorous independence of mind”. It is curious to note how the dearest
aspirations of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNWORLDLINESS»
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The BBC needs to become a reality show
This is the new world to which the broadcasting monolith must adapt; and yet a commercial unworldliness still permeates the corporation. Despite having so ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Fighting Siblings
Most of their unhappiness is as common as their subjects, but the best of it has the resonance and unworldliness of a fairy tale. Royalty, as the proverb says of ... «The Weekly Standard, Jun 15»
Feeling the sonic rush at the Ojai Music Festival
A score of repetitive, ethereal unworldliness, it lasted 4 hours and 38 minutes. Some listeners brought sleeping bags to the arts center and were strewn on the ... «Los Angeles Times, Jun 15»
Monday's best TV
Experts including Juliet Gardiner and Max Hastings assess the man's unworldliness (he'd never been on a bus), his lack of empathy with working people, and ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Hannah Arendt: thinking versus evil
In defending Heidegger, she was forced to highlight what for her was a serious deficiency in his thinking: its self-absorbed unworldliness from which – like the ... «Times Higher Education, Feb 15»
Lies, First Person by Gail Hareven review – among the downstairs …
She strives for naivety, for a kind of unworldliness and unawareness of the world's darkness, but she struggles to maintain this position and finds herself ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Damon Albarn writes new Wonder.land musical
Albarn said: “I'm fascinated by the idea of going down a rabbit hole, the unworldliness and what that might mean. Alice aside, the Queen of Hearts, the Dutchess, ... «EastLondonLines, Jan 15»
Intruders, BBC Two
His wife Amy, a corporate lawyer, is played with an aura of glazed unworldliness by Mira Sorvino, but this is appropriate since it appears that Amy may be a ... «The Arts Desk, Oct 14»
Cannes 2014: 'Mr. Turner' review
Turner is also a remarkably canny character who - despite his unworldliness in certain matters - has a knack of protecting his self-interests. He has a "Hail fellow ... «CineVue, May 14»
Thus Spake Obama
That contribution to the annals of monarchical unworldliness had to await the reign of Queen Barry Antoinette, whose powdered wig seems to have slipped over ... «National Review Online, Nov 13»