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23 May 2024: artificial earth. Before you start to read this book, take this moment to think about making a donation to punctum books, an independent non-profit press,. @ https://punctumbooks.com/support/. If you’re reading the e-book, you can click on the

16 May 2024: The Miners’ Strike was defeated, which allowed Britain in the longer term to become the country it is today: one of widening social divisions and economic disparities with permanent unaddressed crises ... After a test drive, I tendered my best advice

28 May 2024: In the next stanza, Roditi examines the transformations these epic poems underwent in the Middle Ages, leading eventually to a forgetting of the lessons they teach:. ... The fashions of the Middle Ages allowed for the transposition of a Christian world

16 May 2024: The Anglo-Scottish Ballad and its Imaginary Contexts. DAVID ATKINSON. T H E A N G L O -S C O T T I S H B A L L A D. The Anglo-Scottish Ballad and its Imaginary Contexts. David Atkinson. http://www.openbookpublishers.com. 2014 David Atkinson. This

16 May 2024: Maria Manuel Lisboa. The End of the WorldApocalypse and its Aftermath in. Western Culture. PublishersOpenBook. THE END OF THE WORLD. Maria Manuel Lisboa is Professor of Portuguese Literature and Culture at the University of Cambridge, and a Fellow

16 May 2024: In addition to addressing the historical, political, and economic aspects of scholarly publishing that have culminated in the present situation, each chapter also offers practical advice on how to navigate this

16 May 2024: The strength of Salazar’s economic policies, which succeeded in restoring Portugal’s balance of payments and in strengthening his political power base, involved a re-definition of Portuguese colonial. ... term. The colonies that had underpinned the

16 May 2024: His research interests are in devotional imagery of the ‘long’ middle ages in Western Europe, Byzantium and Russia, on which he has published extensively. ... Alekseeva) (Leningrad, 1976), pp. 99-107. On Sumarokov’s fortunes in England from the

16 May 2024: performances of eloquence and education: demonstrably satisfying tests, appraisals, accreditations, ‘excellence frameworks’, and other exercises, usually within strictly codified and prescribed linguistic formulations of academic discourse.

16 May 2024: It was from the White Sea and Archangel that embassies had made their way to Moscow since the middle of the sixteenth century and the 1663-64 embassy of Charles Howard, ... the middle of what became known as the English Embankment, and soon thereafter in

28 May 2024: As Jean-Michel Carrié has noted, “superimposing a transcendent, eschatological discourse on top of economics […] had practical implications by calling to behave in given ways in everyday economic life.”17. ... For Chinese parallels, see Simon

28 May 2024: 22. letters on the autonomy project. economic to the strictly speculative), and what should and should not be done.9. ... to be a reproductive-economic animal.”14 A third core meaning is temporal.

16 May 2024: These changes are mainly driven by economic development and modernization, leading to increases in income, urbanization, digitalization, and altered lifestyles. ... 3). With increasing threats from weather extremes and economic shocks, food systems have

16 May 2024: The idea of a knowledge economy is the defining feature of a globalised economic order that implicates the. ... In Labour’s communitarian thinking three themes — economic efficiency, social cohesion and morality — are interwoven.

23 May 2024: So far that the distance feels mentally insurmountable. A Red Cross vaccination center in the middle of nowhere: what kind of place will I find when I get there? ... Philo ctetes, so explicitly about empathy and pain, offered itself up as a litmus test

28 May 2024: certainly got my attention, as well as that of on campus; pro-tests against Milo’s visit quickly organized. ... I must’ve been 11 or 12, in middle school, alone in my room in the afternoon, still in my khaki schoolboy uniform, watching cartoons

27 May 2024: Young to middle-aged men stood at a bar. Their hands flashed in animated conversation.

27 May 2024: It was at the end of a dark hall. The owner of the auberge appeared out of the moonlight: she was a short, middle-aged woman, thin, wearing black-and-white ... Her face reflected the more striking parts of the city’s morning picture: a truck that has

28 May 2024: You are not alone I see him in the other room I stand on the jeep frame in the middle of your kitchen floor I am on a trapeze look I ... We do not talk you eat I watch you lay down my books on the cold floor Heidegger in the middle of your clutter

28 May 2024: Missionaries from Byzantium came to Nubia in the middle of the sixth century. ... This conveys the meaning of iterativity (or in-tensity): pipi- ‘to be insistent,’ from pi- ‘to be, remain’; pajipajigir- ‘to test constantly,’ from paj- ‘to