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Music and Literature in German Romanticism - Pagina 201
Siobhán Donovan, Robin Elliott. Romantic Overtones in Contemporary German Literature Robert Schneider's Schlafes Bruder — A Neo- Roman tic Musikernovelle? Romantic Overtones in Contemporary German Literature.
Siobhán Donovan, Robin Elliott, 2004
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The Politics of Identity: Class, Culture, Social Movements - Pagina 188
... the prevailing order rails. Bloch 's intervention, like Freud's, raises the question of the efficacy of rationalism as a method that explains historical events/transformations. Adopting the neo-roman- tic concept that time is a social rather than a ...
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Contradictory Characters: An Interpretation of the Modern ...
Joan now needs rescuing all over again from the neo-Roman- tic traditions from which Shaw made up his mind to unyoke her. At one Romantic extreme we find the beautiful princess Joan who would detect a pea under umpteen mattresses; ...
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Arthur Lismer, Visionary Art Educator - Pagina 248
A new emphasis on the individual was part of a broad neo—Roman— tic movement that swept Europe and North America in the post World War I period. Ideas that found favour at this time were inherited from eighteenth-century German ...
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The Integrated Life: Essays, Sketches and Poems - Pagina 59
The time came when I began to think this was not the final wisdom; although Carlyle about the same period in my life came to the aid of Epictetus with his great neo-roman- tic, neo-Stoic principle in Sartor Resartus, "The fraction of life is not so ...
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Prepare for Saints: Gertrude Stein, Virgil Thomson, and ... - Pagina 310
He exhibited his stable of surrealist and neo-Roman- tic painters, including Max Ernst, Eugene Berman, De Chirico, Tche- litchew, and Joseph Cornell. During the war Levy joined forces with Kirk Askew to ride out the lean war years together.
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The Meaning of Yiddish - Pagina 176
In 1918, A. Leyeles published his first book of poems, Labyrinth, each page of which was appropriately adorned with a frame of swastikas, the ancient Indian symbol. Though still steeped in neo-Roman- tic moods and forms, his was a ...
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The Mechanics of Internationalism: Culture, Society, and ... - Pagina 419
However, the patterns and manifestations of this increased delving into the self differed substantially. They ranged from purely subjective impressionism to neo-Roman- tic exoticism and comparative cultural psychologies which attempted to ...
Martin H. Geyer, Johannes Paulmann, German Historical Institute in London, 2001
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Heidegger's Religious Origins: Destruction and Authenticity
Existenz: 1921-1922 The basic contours of the ideal of authenticity, formulated in neo-Roman- tic language during 1919-1920, more or less remain unaltered throughout Heidegger's work during the 1920s. What does change is that he begins ...
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The Austrian Mind: An Intellectual and Social History, ... - Pagina 202
Wahle hailed Spinoza as his chief ally in expounding reductionist psychology. The Dutch Jew, he said, had rejected acts of will and judgment while endorsing association of ideas.16 Wahle despised, however, neo-Roman- tic disciples of ...
William M. Johnston, 1983
