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Selected Writings on Aesthetics
Action! Action, therefore, cannot but be expressed through action; that goes
without saying. And if music does not have action for its essence, then it cannot
have action for its object and therefore cannot express action; that goes without
saying.
Johann Gottfried Herder, 2009
(1997b, 25) This deconstructs myths of logic, origin, truth and other forms of
speech which come as the 'I know', or what Foucault criticizes as speech that '
goes without saying'. (1994, 447) What goes without saying is the speech that
conceals ...
Ms Patricia MacCormack, 2012
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The Catholic Church And Nazi Germany
... and adopted a positive attitude to the state. Bishop Berning replied, "For the
Catholic Church as well as for Catholics that goes without saying." The Bishop
expressed concern over the rumored introduction of uniform textbooks for all
schools, ...
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English-Albanian Dictionary of Idioms
'That goes without saying. ' □ When you visit England it goes without saying that
you will be my guest. go wrong 1. deshton, shkon (per- fundon) keq □ As long as
nothing goes wrong with my other ear I won't be too deaf. □ She was feeling ...
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The Ends of Literature: The Latin American "boom" in the ...
... common sense that the market itself is the destiny of man, the only way,
inevitable: a consenso neoliberal that goes without saying and, as such — as an
"it goes without saying" — supersedes analysis, comprehension, speech, and
activism.
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Gender Struggles: Practical Approaches to Contemporary Feminism
... 122. like Beauvoir, Irigaray recognizes that no one would ask a speaker: "Are
you a man? In a way that goes without saying." Ibid., 121. 18. Ibid.. 148-49. 19.
Hans-Johann Glock. A Wittgenstein Dictionary (Cambridge, Doing without
Knowing ...
Constance L. Mui, Julien S. Murphy, 2002
He added, almost roguishly, “The Silts are kindness itself. All the same, it must be
just a little—dull, we thought, and we thought that you might like a change. And of
course we are delighted to have you besides. That goes without saying.
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French Key Words and Expressions: The Combined Book
... “that goes by itself”. It can be translated as thatʼs self evident, or that goes
without saying. Ça va de soi que nous allons payer les frais. It goes without
saying that we are going to pay the expenses. Ça va de soi ! That goes without
saying!
... same time, it elicits a sometimes violent response by the center in order to "
keep the margins at the margins." Both of these dynamics make it nearly
impossible to deconstruct and re-script this deep cultural language that "goes
without saying ...
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Speaking Better French: The Key Words and Expressions You'll ...
It can be translated as “that's self evident”, or“that goes without saying”. Ça va de
soi que nous allons payer les frais. It goes without saying that we are going to
pay the expenses. Ça va de soi ! That goes without saying! Of course! Cela ne va
...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «THAT GOES WITHOUT SAYING»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
that goes without saying w wiadomościach.
Hoxie girls' streak impressive, but that goes without saying
The Indians didn't say much about the winning streak after securing No. 95 on Saturday, but Hoyt did provide insight to her program's unprecedented success. «Topeka Capital Journal, Mar 15»
What to Say When You Have Nothing to Say?
That goes without saying. This was cold-blooded murder, an unpardonable crime. That also goes without saying, but everyone will be saying it. And there is a lot ... «CounterPunch, Sty 15»
Funny Thing: Some things should go without saying
(0) Comments. We'd all save some time if we'd stop saying things twice. ... OF COURSE the perp's history is in the past — that goes without saying. Or at least, it ... «Hanford Sentinel, Sty 12»
