10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VERTIGINOUSLY»
Discover the use of
vertiginously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vertiginously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Mediating American Autobiography: Photography in Emerson, ...
In the extreme of this view, most frequently associated with the deconstructive
criticism of Paul de Man, autobiography's unique form of self-evidence and self-
reflection is rethought as uniquely rhetorical, which is to say, vertiginously
reflexive ...
2
The Poetical Works of Robert Browning
Where broods the halcyon and the f1sh leaps free, Will presendy begin to feel the
prick At lazy heart, the push at torpid brain, Will rock vertiginously in turn, and reel
, 2365 And, emulative, rush to death like me. Later or sooner by a minute then, ...
Robert Browning, Ian Jack, Margaret Smith, 2004
3
The Conspiracy of Life: Meditations on Schelling and His Time
It shuns the abyssal Good of its birth, although, Schelling continued, its anxiety
before the Good is audible vertiginously. Perhaps one is “seized by dizziness on
a high and precipitous summit” and “a secret voice seems to cry out that one
jump.
4
Romantic Returns: Superstition, Imagination, History
In this specific sense, even the most vertiginously reflexive of Romantic texts — or
, rather, especially the most vertiginously reflexive of Romantic texts — offer a
point of entry into the field of history. They break down the borders between ...
Deborah Elise White, 2000
5
Between Stillness and Motion: Film, Photography, Algorithms
It follows the ramifications of attunement, the impossible correspondence, the
distanced rhyming (the rhyming of distance) – where now the other can be
installed within the self, and the self shared vertiginously with the other. Pine Flat
amounts ...
6
Nabokov's Personal Demons in the Real Life of Sebastian ...
This purveyor of "strong opinions" responded to the prewritten questions
submitted by critics and members of the press by providing answers that were
clearly "twisted, vertiginously, toward the purposes of his voice." Another persona
—quite ...
7
Emotional Vertigo: Between Anxiety and Pleasure
He succumbed to vertigo because he, Stalin's son and hence the Son of God,
had been judged, not for something sublime, but 'for shit': Were the very highest
of drama and the very lowest so vertiginously close? Vertiginously close?
8
Captured: The Animal Within Culture
In another entanglement with giraffes, Emil, who is 'drawn to the edge of things' (
39), nurtures desires to live vertiginously. As a boy he climbs often to the top of
the diving platform 'rising slender like a giraffe' (39) which his mother had ...
9
A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
987.44 Red Cotton 2.226 With sinner Vertgalant I sympathise; 987.63 Red Cotton
2.245 All that parade about Prince Vertgalant 988.27 Red Cotton 2.287 Vertical.
Under a vertical sun, the exposed brain . 463.63 Bishop B. 658 Vertiginously.
In this swirling ode to maps, dreams, and the redemptive power of fiction, the stories proliferate vertiginously. At their emotional core is the quest of the main character, a humble librarian, to understand both his father and himself.
Tim Horvath, Society for the Study of the Short Story, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VERTIGINOUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
vertiginously is used in the context of the following news items.
An artist's paradise in Fitzroy
Completing this floor is the study, a vertiginously alluring galley above the living room; it has bookshelves and a long desk, and is lit by a skylight that runs the ... «The Weekly Review, Aug 15»
No Future: Punk On Both Sides of the Atlantic
Meanwhile, Steve Jones pounds out a guitar riff that descends vertiginously, as though tracing the downward route of all empires. The band's attack gains ... «American Songwriter, Jul 15»
A Passion for the Void
But no one converts the uninitiated into devout believers as suddenly and as vertiginously as Clarice Lispector, the Latin American visionary, Ukrainian-Jewish ... «The New Republic, Jul 15»
'Amazing Grace' Review: How Sweet the Set
It's not so much a musical as an antislavery pageant, with innocuous songs by Christopher Smith and a vertiginously high-minded book by Mr. Smith and Arthur ... «Wall Street Journal, Jul 15»
QUIZ: How French are you?
or does the word 'Bastille' conjure up nothing more than a vertiginously coiffed boy band from London? Take our quiz and find out just how French you really are ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Coasting along by land, sea, air and shanks's pony is a transport of …
After Torquay, I took to the car to cover the 100 kms to Apollo Bay, a spectacular drive along stretches of beach and then climbing vertiginously, sweeping left ... «The Times, Jul 15»
India-Pakistan Agree Top Army Officers Will Meet in Person, PM …
But soon, the worst cross-border violence in Jammu and Kashmir in over a decade left relations placed vertiginously. Then India cancelled talks of Foreign ... «NDTV, Jul 15»
Noises Off review – David Thacker's 'vertiginous' farewell treat
Now that he is hanging up his AD's hat (although he will guest direct), Noises Off is a vertiginously theatrical farewell choice. Actors play actors playing ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
There is Peace Now, Tweets AAPs Kumar Vishwas Amid Moves to …
Since then, the party has been vertiginously placed with rival camps using and leaking letters and hidden camera stings to malign each other. Mr Kejriwal ... «NDTV, Mar 15»
MarketsTrading Post: gold, silver and the stock market
Rather, silver's relative timidity more likely reflects the fact it had rallied even more vertiginously than its yellow comrade in the run up to its 2011 peak near $50 ... «Financial Times, Mar 15»
