10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORDLESSNESS»
Discover the use of
wordlessness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wordlessness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Index
Regarding the relation between Son and Kyo, he asserted that Kyo is what
reaches wordlessness from the word, while Son is what reaches wordlessness
from wordlessness itself. Wordlessness means here the true nature of mind or the
...
2
A Companion to Early Cinema
Yet, it is not this auditory (non-verbal or musical) distinction that is relevant here,
as much as the precise connotations that this “wordlessness” (and perhaps
perceived “silence”) carries with respect to the objectives of the arts themselves.
André Gaudreault, Nicolas Dulac, Santiago Hidalgo, 2012
3
The Rise of the Wild Free Spirit
*Each Moment...is a Fresh Blank Page Before any Words...each In-Breath arises
from the Wordlessness... the ever Fresh Blank Page of each New Moment...
Treasure the Wordlessness... Past & Future are clouds of words, stories that we ...
4
Finding Your Way in a Wild New World: Reclaim Your True ...
UNLEARNING TO BE BRILLIANT To master Wordlessness, heal your true nature
, and become a wayfinder, you must unlearn almost everything you were taught
in school about what it means to be intelligent. The sharp focus you were told to ...
P.S. Human speech stands halfway between the wordlessness of animals and
the silence of the gods. But between that wordlessness and that silence there
may exist an affinity, even a promise of development, which the arrival of the
word ...
6
Life Reconnected – How Women Can Make Simple and Powerful ...
If you drop into Wordlessness, you'll be so aware of your situation and your own
responses to it that you'll go towards your best life, no matter how obscure it may
seem or how many obstacles lie before you. At a time when social change is so ...
7
Traditions and Transitions: Curricula for German Studies
Fortogiveup wordlessness for wordsmeans that others have decided.Butthese
words of othersopen theworld. They open ontoaworld thatbrings its
owncompensations, pleasures,and even revenge for havinghad to learn totalk,to
say what you ...
John L. Plews, Barbara Schmenk, 2013
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Gnostic Apocalypse: Jacob Boehme's Haunted Narrative
Even, or especially, in the overcoming of wordlessness by the Word,
wordlessness and the Word cannot be mediated. This is not the case in texts
such as Mysterium Magnum and De Electione Gratiae. The incipi- ent Word of the
'Immanent ...
9
Exemplary Spenser: Visual and Poetic Pedagogy in The Faerie ...
With its obsession with words and noise and wordlessness, its strategic
oscillations between the terms 'civil' and 'courteous', Book VI partakes of this
tentative civilising project, both under the auspices of courtesy and within a
reformative ...
10
Fragments of Me: A Journey of Poetry
WorDLessness. Sometimes the words flow from me And I question where they
come from. They pour onto the page, As if already there Just invisible somehow
Sometimes I am speechless And the words just fail me. Though my heart aches, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WORDLESSNESS»
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wordlessness is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: 'Dapline!' Demonstrates Gesture as Communication and …
Something between a punch and an embrace, dapping is communication through touch, a dialect direct in its wordlessness but still rich in emotional nuance and ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Sunday Read: Writing by Abdellatif Laabi, Nobel Laureate Patrick …
This wordlessness or refusal to put into words some essential idea of art is central to your approach. Can you elaborate on the role of gender in your poetry? «Books LIVE, Jul 15»
Maya Rudolph debuts her Rachel Dolezal impression on Late Night …
The genius of Rudolph's impression was in its wordlessness—all it took was a wide-eyed stare and a well-timed point to her wig. “I think America really missed ... «Entertainment Weekly, Jun 15»
Holly Herndon's Trying to Find New Ways to Play the World's Oldest …
Oration isn't solely relegated to chopped-up wordlessness, however — adspeak pronouncements (“Be the first of your friends to like Greek Yogurt this summer! «SPIN, May 15»
'Wolf Hall,' Mark Rylance And 'Masterpiece' Score A Bullseye
Those eyes. That mouth. That way with words. That way with wordlessness. Mark Rylance has it all in hand. Ed Siegel is the ARTery's editor and critic at large. «WBUR, Apr 15»
At the Courtauld
The wordlessness of Goya's pages – the way his images annihilate their scribbled captions, and never stop saying 'De esto nada se sabe' ('Nothing is known of ... «London Review of Books, Mar 15»
Nate Wooley's 'For Kenneth Gaburo' Manipulates a Sentence
... in which long passages repeat and deconstruct, to the point of wordlessness, the opening of Frank O'Hara's poem “wind”: “Who'd have thought/that snow falls. «New York Times, Jan 15»
"Space Project" Showcases Stellar Songwriting
The relative wordlessness of the album is apt—not only do the songs reflect the silent vacuum of space, but they also unite the 14 tracks in a showcase of ... «Harvard Crimson, Apr 14»
When silence is golden, it works, just more quietly
A better word than silence is wordlessness: in art, as in life, there is always sound, what Virginia Woolf called ''that intermittent music which the ear half catches ... «The Age, Dec 13»
Jon Hopkins: How I Live Now OST
The remarkable feat of Immunity, Jon Hopkins' fourth solo record, is how it maintains a narrative in spite of its wordlessness. NPR, who was given exclusive ... «PopMatters, Nov 13»
