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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SELF-CONTAINEDLY»
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1
The Problem of
Self-Love in St. Augustine
Thus love-of-the-good does not operate self-containedly upon the different levels
of the derived order, but reaches up in each case to the higher level upon which
the subject depends for its existence. The result must inevitably be that the ...
2
Brodsky Translating Brodsky: Poetry in
Self-Translation
In the literal translations, asteriskspointto neologisms andpuns, whileslashes
indicate passages that self containedly correspond totheir Russian counterparts (
in most cases, these are single lines, but sometimes the English syntax ...
3
An Episode of Jewish Romanticism: Franz Rosenzweig's The ...
They personify the suspensions between caprice and necessity that constitute
vitality. Because both the mythic and protocosmic god are self-containedly vital,
neither is subject to death (SR 34). Schelling's gods too had self-contained vitality
.
4
The Culture of Opera Buffa in Mozart's Vienna: A Poetics of ...
... on an abstract level they do reiterate and thus remind the audience of the self-
containedly and sheerly pleasurable nature of the occasion. THE PLEASURES
OF THE FAMILIAR This repertory of opera buffa also serves the notion of
pleasure ...
5
Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion: Determinate Religion
"It is defined as the other, but since this existence is also defined as self-
containedly absolute, this is at the same time to posit that spirit is for spirit."731
This is the abstract definition to which we have now come and through which we
now pass ...
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Peter Crafts Hodgson, 1995
6
The Early Christians: Their World Mission &
Self-Discovery
The Easter experience alone had been —— integrally and self-containedly —
revelation and reconciliation and mandate. The economy of salvation thus
brought to light, as some saw with particular clarity, was a radically “new thing” (
Isa ...
7
Cultures of Letters: Scenes of Reading and Writing in ...
... self-containedly local world, as Deephaven and Dunnet Landing are shut in
from a larger American social history, not, like Howells's Equity, made another
site o/that history; and through her adherence to this mode, Jewett rendered
herself ...
Richard H. Brodhead, 1993
He met her gravely, self-containedly, yet with restrained passion, and his voice
was sternly calm as he began: "I have come to ask you what you wish to do with
Marshall Haney's inheritance? I will not be a party to your action. I helped him
plan ...
9
The Gentleman's Magazine
Ernest and Edie, however, in the little lodgings up at Holloway, which they couldn
't bear to desert even now in this sudden burst of incredible prosperity, went their
own way as self-containedly as usual, wholly unconcerned by the non-arrival of ...
10
Understanding Objectivism: A Guide to Learning Ayn Rand's ...
... and unavoidable, because, since she hadn't said what she was taking for
granted, her mind was confronted with these big generalities—“We have to live
by the mind and work and so on”—and you knew those are not self-containedly
clear, ...
Michael S. Berliner, Leonard Peikoff, 2012
