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The Theatre of Howard Barker
It will be appreciated that the irrational nature of these elements means that they
may not, at first sight, easily cohere in an orderly and summarisable form. The first
, and perhaps the most important concept is the secret: The secret: the seductive
...
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Beyond Happiness: Deepening the Dialogue Between Buddhism, ...
Like Batchelor and Cupitt, Benson too suggests that the ideal psychological life
from a contemporary cultural psychological perspective is one with the character
of an artistic project "where the meaning of a life is no more summarisable in ...
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Encyclopaedia of Latin American Literature
While it has lost the strictly religious connotations it had in the Middle Ages (
summarisable in the phrase “to fashion in the likeness of God”), “Bildung” retains
a moral sense relating to the process of education and acquisition of cultural and
...
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Shakespeare, Rhetoric and Cognition
... another difference in approach is evident: the outcome of his cognitive-poetic
approach is a thematic map of the sonnet – something writer and readers share.
10 This takes the communicative nature of metaphor, and its summarisable
nature ...
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New Trends in Astronomy Teaching
Indeed, coverage restricted to 'newsworthy' items - newly-announced results that
carry a crisp and easily summarisable message - cannot avoid distorting how
science develops. Scientists cannot reasonably complain about this any more
than ...
L. Gouguenheim, D. McNally, J. R. Percy,
1998
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Selected Papers in Greek and Near Eastern History
I find it very difficult here to disentangle anything like a summarisable argument.
S. has simply been granted an insight into Kleisthenes' mind and takes it from
there. Since by now he is working ro6 Siewert, Die Trittyen Attikas [433-4.
David M. Lewis, Peter John Rhodes,
2002
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The Routledge Anthology of Poets on Poets: Poetic Responses ...
... will always be the same' [33 (Johnson)]. Such 'transcendental truths' are not
summarisable pieces of portable wisdom, didactic platitudes or 'eternal verities'
which somehow float free of the particular language in which they are articulated,
...
David Hopkins, Professor of English Literature David Hopkins,
2003
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Monetary Theory: National and International
As is claimed by Johnson, the balance of payments is a phenomenon defining a
disequilibrium of the money market, which is supposed to bring about its own
corrective mechanism 'summarisable in the theory of real balance effects' so that
...
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Howard Barker's Theatre of Seduction
It will be appreciated that the 'irrational' nature of these elements means that they
do not, at first sight, easily cohere in an orderly and summarisable form. The first,
and perhaps the most important concept is the secret. The secret: the seductive ...
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The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments (Collected ...
Such discquilibria carry with them their own corrective mechanisms,
summarisable in the theory of real balance effects, and balance-0fpayments
policies should accordingly be analysed in terms of their impacts on money flows
within this ...
Jacob A. Frenkel, Harry G. Johnson,
2013
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We Have a Problem: Health Care Where There Are No Health Care …
This is imminently suitable for things summarisable as pure and repeatable numbers – blood pressure (stethescope, and sphygomomanometer or in a crisis a ... «Hackaday, Kwi 15»
A Nobel Prize in how not to get ripped off - wow will the power bills …
Economist Tyler Cowen says "many of his papers show 'it's complicated'. rather than presenting easily summarisable, intuitive solutions which make for good ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Paz 14»
Our Storied Nature
Their deep pattern—summarisable as story = character(s) + predicament(s) + attempted extrication(s)—transmits (often tacitly) social rules and norms, defining ... «Big Think, Paz 14»
Aestheticising The Everyday: An Interview With Ben Vida
His need for new reveals keeps his work from being easily summarisable, particularly since the shift to synth in 2010: each new project brings a new way of ... «The Quietus, Paz 14»
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By Summly's own admission, not all news stories are summarisable, but he claims the app weeds out subpar summaries and does not present them to ... «The Economist, Gru 12»
Another Country: Why everything you thought you knew about …
Because if country music is anything summarisable, it is the sound of people born far from the bright lights who long to take their place and make their mark on ... «Independent, Lut 10»