CO OZNACZA SŁOWO IMPERSONALITY
Definicja słowa impersonality w słowniku
Pierwszą definicją bezosobowości w słowniku jest jakość lub stan bycia bez odniesienia do jakiejkolwiek konkretnej osoby; obiektywność. Inną definicją bezosobowości jest jakość lub stan pozbawienia ludzkiego ciepła lub sympatii; zimno. Bezosobowość to także jakość lub stan braku cech ludzkich.
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Impersonality: Seven Essays
Sharon Cameron ushers this debate into the literary realm by considering impersonality in the works of major American writers and figures of international modernism—writers for whom personal identity is inconsequential and even imaginary.
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Agency and
Impersonality: Their Linguistic and Cultural ...
Through the case studies on these languages this book sheds light on the close connection between language, thought and culture and contributes to the resurging interest in linguistic relativity.
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The Poetics of
Impersonality: T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound
In this classic work, Maud Ellmann examines T.S. Eliot's and Ezra Pound's criticism in terms of what she calls the 'poetics of impersonality'.
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The "
impersonality" of Shakespeare
On the basis of this duality, Mr. Harman has combined historical research with literary research to produce a valuable analysis of the Shakespearean era & of Shakespeare himself.
Edward George Harman,
1925
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A City's Phenomenon - From
Impersonality to Loneliness, and ...
New York City probably is one of the most famous cities of the world, especially known – among other things – for its diversity, size, and way of life.
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T. S. Eliot and the Concept of Tradition
Writing. the. self: dialectic. and. impersonality. in. T.S.. Eliot. Jewel Spears
Brooker The virtue, the marvel of Lucretius is the passionate act by which he
annihilates himself in a system and unites himself with it, gaining something
greater than ...
Giovanni Cianci, Jason Harding,
2007
Eliot's own doctrine of poetic impersonality had contributed to the formation of this
austere doctrine, and though quite often subjected to more severe scrutiny than
literary journalism normally attracts, the early essay 'Tradition and the Individual ...
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'Choosing Tough Words': The Poetry of Carol Ann Duffy
Duffy,. Eliot. and. impersonality. NEIL ROBERTS In the 1992 'Bookmark'
programme Love in a Cold Climate, directed by Daisy Goodwin, a number of
British poets are filmed reading their own love poems. In most cases they do so in
the ...
Angelica Michelis, Antony Rowland,
2003
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Bergson, Eliot, and American Literature
For Eliot, this transformation of personality is an "impersonality" more significant
than the impersonality of craft with word and form. The poet can always think of
his work as like the "turning of a jug or a table leg" (SE, 96). It is harder to achieve
...
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Politics, Economics, and Welfare
IMPERSONALITY No doubt bureaucracies do make for impersonality in
relationships both within the bureaucracy and with clients outside it. A bias in
favor of a deliberate adaptation of organizational means to ends requires that
human ...
Robert Alan Dahl, Charles Edward Lindblom,
1953
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «IMPERSONALITY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
impersonality w wiadomościach.
RIBA Announces 2015 Stirling Prize Shortlist | ArchDaily
If anyone can, they can begin to build the bridge between the impersonality of cancer-care in big hospitals and the niche architecture, the ... «ArchDaily, Lip 15»
Sunanda K Datta-Ray: A ride you can't bank on
Whatever the fancy title, ask a routine banking question and they will point to phone banking, that triumph of impersonality camouflaged as cosy ... «Business Standard, Lip 15»
LETTER: Slight tie of a sheet of paper
It seems that the frantic pace of modern life, the culture of the immediacy, the frivolousness and impersonality of the bulk of information, has ... «Hartlepool Mail, Lip 15»
Jonathan Kozol's memoir on aging can stand proudly beside Roz …
He rues “a system of heartbreaking and bureaucratized medical impersonality” and the uncomfortable sense of “passivity, procrastination, and ... «Washington Post, Lip 15»
Fringe Review: I'm Right Here
The impersonality of cellphones, social media and dating apps is covered with wit and drama in another Fringe show, Gavin Crawford: "Friend" ... «NOW Magazine, Lip 15»
Others Should Copy Njoroge's Gesture of Turning Down Juicy CBK …
It should take nothing away from Dr Njoroge's reported personal qualities - the humility, impersonality, social dedication, sense of proportion ... «AllAfrica.com, Lip 15»
Celebrate Liberty Month: Stare decisis and the separation of powers
Yet for all its complexity, stare decisis retains its potential as a force of stability and impersonality. Deferring to precedent helps to ensure that ... «Washington Times, Lip 15»
History Through The Cracks Finding Story In The Spaces Between …
It may be that seeking to connect with the past is rooted in the impermanence and impersonality of modern life. In Judaism, however, the past is ... «The Jewish Press, Cze 15»
50 Years From Selma, Jetsonorama and Equality in Brooklyn
... our cities, the repeated image evokes the impersonality of the mass production of everything, cheapening a life and lessening its importance. «Huffington Post, Cze 15»
'Dead Boys' addresses impact of violence
She had crossed the bridge many times and was stunned by the impersonality of the news. “At first, they didn't publish the names,” Ramirez ... «Tribune-Review, Cze 15»