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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TENDENCIOUSLY»
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1
Contending Voices, Volume II: Since 1865
For it, the vast fund of objective fact about human society is not, as with us, the
measure against which outlook is constantly being tested and re—formed, but a
grab bag from which individual items are selected arbitrarily and tendenciously to
...
2
A History of Indian Literature
... which was the "original Mahabharata", that this has undergone a "ten-
dencious modification" in favour of the Pandavas; and that it has been "modified
tendenciously" more than once— at first by the Buddhists and then by the
Brahmins.
3
Major Problems in American Foreign Relations, Volume II: ...
For it, the vast fund of objective fact about human society is not, as with us, the
measure against which outlook is constantly being tested and reformed, but a
grab bag from which individual items are selected arbitrarily and tendenciously to
...
Dennis Merrill, Thomas Paterson, 2009
4
U.S. Foreign Policy: A Documentary and Reference Guide
For it, the vast fund of objective fact about human society is not, as with us, the
measure against which outlook is constantly being tested and re-formed, but a
grab bag from which individual items are selected arbitrarily and tendenciously to
...
Akis Kalaitzidis, Gregory W. Streich, 2011
5
Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics '93: New Trends and ...
The computation was done with the modified van Leer scheme which is
tendenciously unstable in transsonic flow but computes the shock location very
accurately in this example. The use of the modified Steger & Warming scheme
leads to a ...
J. Hauser, P. Leca, A. Ecer, 1995
6
American Foreign Relations Since 1898: A Documentary Reader
For it, the vast fund of objective fact about human society is not, as with us, the
measure against which outlook is constantly being tested and re-formed, but a
grab bag from which individual items are selected arbitrarily and tendenciously to
...
7
Indo-European Folk-tales and Greek Legend
... often tendenciously, from the point of view of some theory as to their character
or purport. In this field the comparative study of popular tales may be of special
service by indicating some of the material out of which the Greek stories were ...
William Reginald Halliday, 1933
8
Debating the Origins of the Cold War: American and Russian ...
... against which an outlook is constantly being tested and re'formcd, but a grab
bag from which individual items are selected arbitrarily and tendenciously [sic] to
bolster an outlook already preconceived. This is admittedly not a pleasant picture
.
Ralph B. Levering, Vladimir O. Pechatnov, Verena Botzenhart-Viehe, 2002
9
The Ethics of Today's Science and Technology: A ...
This only amounts to a displacement of the problem of the irreflexive and thus
tendenciously technically conceived action orientation. Those namely who
dispense orientation offers in a humanities' supermarket of ideas, are either
orientated ...
Wenchao Li, Hans Poser, 2008
10
English Zionists and British Jews: The Communal Politics of ...
These injunctions were tendenciously quoted in a number of native and
immigrant texts.128 Although relegated to a parenthesis by Shemuel Rabinowitz
and tinkered with by Yisrael Yoffey, they could not be ignored by even the most
ardent of ...
