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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «VULGARIZER»
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vulgarizer nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
vulgarizer e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
'a fixed quantity' chi2 'a general sense, a feel' chwungi/chongi 'one, person, thing'
ciki 'a guard, a keeper' cil 'act, behavior' (CF noun cis 'gesture', ci(s)- 'make, do') (
_ q) cwung(-payki) vulgarizer (spelled -ccwung- in South Korea) echi / achi ...
2
William Newton Clarke: a biography
professional brethren, and they nicknamed him Vulgarizer of Science. One day
when he was at a reception a little girl innocently asked him: "Why do they call
thee Vulgarizer of Science ? " He was at a loss what to say in reply. But a little
later ...
3
The New Sketch Book: Being Essays Now First Collected from ...
Of these four men, the first of whom was a poet, the second a vulgarizer* the third
a dreamer, and the fourth a man of the world, it may be said that the dreamer was
the only one who came home understanding the people among whom he ...
William Makepeace Thackeray, Robert Singleton Garnett, 1906
You — you are the great vulgarizer ! You have made my thoughts
comprehensible even to horses ! With the art of a great vulgarizer, a tailor of
ideas, you dressed my Apollo in a barber's jacket, you handed my Venus a
yellow ticket, and to my ...
Francis Fisher Browne, Scofield Thayer, Waldo Ralph Browne, 1921
5
Encyclopedia of Modern Greek Literature
Another convinced "vulgarizer" was the twentieth-century poet and novelist
Kazantzakis. As a young man, Kazan- tzakis journeyed to remote locations to
collect words and expressions that might be lost unless he recorded them in his
writing.
6
Vernacular Translation in Dante's Italy: Illiterate Literature
At the same time, the vulgarizer of these Gospels is concerned about subsequent
copyists of his translation adding or changing words. I pray every one who wants
to transcribe this book of the vulgarized Gospels, that he take care to preserve ...
7
Strong Words: Writing and Social Strain in the Italian ...
I have no quarrel with the work of specialists. On the contrary, I rely on it, and I
have happily done it myselt. In Strong Words, however, I am seeking a more
catholic reader; and if this makes me a vulgarizer, may I be a "high vulgarizer" at
least.
You — you are the great vulgarizer! You have made my thoughts
comprehensible even to horses! With the art of a great vulgarizer, a tailor of ideas
, you dressed my Apollo in a barber's jacket; you handed my Venus a yellow
ticket, and to my ...
Burns Mantle, John Arthur Chapman, Garrison P. Sherwood, 1922
9
He who Gets Slapped: A Play in Four Acts
You — you are the great vulgarizer! You have made my thoughts
comprehensible even to horses ! With the art of a great vulgarizer, a tailor of
ideas, you dressed my Apollo in a barber's jacket, you handed my Venus a
yellow ticket, and to my ...
10
Jules Verne's Textual Mapping: Plotting Geography
Doing this, he becomes a literary vulgarizer, a popular wordsmith forging
together an assortment of thoughts and ideas to fabricate a literary text that still
shows its sources through the soldered joints. Of course, Verne the vulgarizer
cannot ...
Julia Elizabeth Ramaley Mastro, 2008
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «VULGARIZER»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
vulgarizer nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
W Magazine's Stefano Tonchi is Making Art and Fashion a Hot Mix
Later, when Mr. Tonchi describes himself as “a vulgarizer,” Mr. Maupin quickly clarifies: “Vulgar means something different in Italian. It means mainstream.”. «New York Observer, mag 14»
