10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PURITANICALLY»
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Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture
I welcome the problems and exploit the uncertainties. By embracing contradiction
as well as complexity, I aim for vitality as well as validity. Architects can no longer
afford to be intimidated by the puritanically moral language of orthodox Modern ...
2
Restructuring Architectural Theory
When Robert Venturi wrote in 1966, in Complexity and Contradiction in
Architecture, that architects "can no longer afford to be intimidated by the
puritanically moral language of orthodox Modern architecture,"3 he was
assessing the historical ...
Marco Diani, Catherine Ingraham, 1988
3
Archbishop Cranmer's Immortal Bequest: The Book of Common ...
In particular the obligation imposed on the clergy based on the Act of Uniformity
to wear the communion vestments during the Holy Communion Service became
more and more of a vexation to the puritanically minded priests and laity. Grindal
...
4
Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
PURITANICALLY. PURSUANCE. Pdritamcat.lt, pu-re-tan'e-kAMe, adv. After the
manner of the Puritans. Puritanism, pu're-tan-lzm, n. The notions or practice of
Puritan*. Puritanize, pu're-tan-lze, v. i. To deliver the notions of Puritans. Purity ...
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Shakespeare-Middleton Collaborations
For "most Puritanically" (4-5), we can observe that Shakespeare has a marked
preference for this type of "most ly" phrasing, using no less than 120 of them in
his acknowledged works (a figure that counts only those cases in which ...
6
Drugs and Culture: Knowledge, Consumption and Policy
This chapter highlights, in both a personal and cautionary tale, a warning of what
can happen if the potential consequences of the “puritanically inspired traditions
of righteous individualism that define poverty to be a moral failing of the ...
Mr Geoffrey Hunt, Mr Henri Begeron, Maitena Milhet, 2013
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Magdalen College, Oxford
name, they had elected a third. And indeed, when they had elected him Fellow
fourteen years earlier, he was, as Antony Wood says, " Puritanically inclined." But
he had since seen the world ; he had been, like Mayew, concerned in a Spanish
...
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The whole works of ... Edward Reynolds, now first collected ...
On the commencement of the rebellion, which Wood dates from 1642, but which
might have been dated much earlier, Mr. Reynolds is said by that author to have "
sided with the Presbyterians, having been long before that time puritanically ...
Edward Reynolds (bp. of Norwich.), John Rogers Pitman, 1826
9
New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious ...
From the time of the 1585 alliance, a Calvinist consensus had provided a
powerful bond between puritanically inclined English and strict Dutch Calvinists,
who represented a majority, but not all, of the Dutch Reformed before 1618.
10
The poetical works of John Milton: With notes of various authors
Before and after 1630, many English ministers, puritanically affected, left their
cures, and settled in Holland, where they became pastors of separate
congregations : When matters took another turn in England, they returned, and
were rewarded ...
John Milton, Henry John Todd, 1826
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PURITANICALLY»
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puritanically nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
The Postmodern House That Changed the US Is Now for Sale
“Architects can no longer afford to be intimidated by the puritanically moral language of orthodox Modern architecture,” Ventur, then 36 years old, wrote. «Hyperallergic, lug 15»
History-making home on sale in Chestnut Hill
“Architects can no longer afford to be intimidated by the puritanically moral language of orthodox Modern architecture. ... I am for messy vitality over obvious unity ... «PhillyVoice.com, lug 15»
Sports celebrations gone wrong: wedding ring, champagne, college …
That's not because she's a bit of a bore, or because she's puritanically modest. No, it's instead because, after taking her hands off the handlebars and standing ... «Telegraph.co.uk, giu 15»
Clubhouse Chemistry in Digital Age: Winning Still Cures All
Don't assume the Giants are somehow successful because they puritanically avoid social media. But shortstop Brandon Crawford, one player who's active on ... «New York Times, mag 15»
Spicy Slurping at Furious Spoon
The menu concept is not puritanically Japanese, and positively so, as the pickles, garlic, and chili sauces greatly enthuse the palate. That being said, ramen is ... «Gapers Block, apr 15»
GK Chesterton: The Sinner Who Might Be a Saint
... many diametrically opposed ways: So Pollyannishly giving, according to one, so puritanically judgmental, according to another; So inclined to deny every joy, ... «Patheos, mar 15»
The 10 most Madonna things that Madonna has ever said
At the age of 56, she remains brilliantly, puritanically, unapologetically, Madonna. For better or for worse. Sometimes - when she's defending herself against ... «Gigwise, mar 15»
Film Review: The Boy Next Door
After Claire and Noah's initial steamy night of passion, things go south too quickly and her instant reversion to puritanically unavailable is rather unsatisfying, not ... «Film Journal, gen 15»
After 17 Years, Piano's Overhauled Harvard Art Museums Open
From Quincy Street, you would never know that the overhauled Harvard University Art Museums, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, lurks behind the puritanically ... «Architectural Record, nov 14»
Fall TV Review: How Freaky Is American Horror Story: Freak Show?
Or that Sarah Paulson aspired to play a woman with two heads – the one on the right puritanically grim and skeptical, the one on the left a bit dippy and ... «People Magazine, ott 14»
