КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «ACADEMICALISM»
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An Introduction to Late Modern English
For all that, it seems unlikely that later additions for the words discussed here (
Bar, amobrage, adamically, aculeation, acheless, academicalism) will be found,
as none occur in the BNC, which is more than five times the estimated size of the
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Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade, 2009
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Selves and Subjectivities: Reflections on Canadian Arts and ...
... as well as in the anthology Local Natures, Global Responsibilities: Ecocritical
Perspectives on the New English Literatures (2010). His blog is academicalism.
wordpress.com. GILBERT McINNIS completed his MA and PhD at Laval
University ...
Manijeh Mannani, Veronica Thompson, 2012
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Makers of Modern Culture
Justin Wintle. 246 / IVES, CHARLES a German academicalism which had little to
otter to the making of a specifically indigenous musical style. However, his time at
Yale was not wasted for he found part-time employment as a church organist ...
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Art and Architecture: Essays 1870-1884
Meantime, and while Pliny was alive, the intellectual arts of classical times had
long fallen from their zenith, and had to wade through weary centuries of
academicalism, from which they were at last redeemed by no recurrence of
individual ...
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The Concise New Makers of Modern Culture
... Ives had already thought to be the case, that the whole of American musical
society was dominated by a nation's most composers and German
academicalism which had little to offer to the making of a specifically indigenous
musical style.
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New Makers of Modern Culture
Parkerappears to have contributed little tohis pupil«s musicality other than
consolidate what Ives had already thought tobethe case,that the whole
ofAmerican musical society was dominated by aGerman academicalism which
had littleto offer ...
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St. Petersburgh, a journal of travels to and from that capital
... of Antoninus and Faustina. A bas relief now in progress in the studio of Mohs.
de Calloigne, is intended to be placed in the pediment. It represents Minerva
endowing the town of Ghent with an university, and delivering up the
academicalism.
Augustus Bozzi Granville, 1828
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Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: The Field of Knowledge
... 70–71 nurse prescribing, 24 nurse as 'rhetorician', 41, 52–4 nurse training,
background and history, 62–4, 129–30 challenges to knowledge base, 5 drive
towards academicalism, 3–4, 214–15 drive towards generic training, 130–32,
141–2, ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
n academicism, academicalism or academism. — n acad'emist an academic: an
academician. [Gr Akade- meia Plato's school of philosophy, from the name of the
garden outside Athens where Plato taught] Acadian a-ka \ti-.m. adj of or relating ...
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Concise English Dictionary
/i. academicalism close adherence to formal academic teaching. — adv.
academically. — ns. academician (a-kad-a-mish'w\) a member of an academy
esp. of the French Academy or the R.A. or R.S.A.; academicism, academicalism;
acad'emist ...
