Sentences with word «emendation»

Another example is the so - called Divine emendation of Sarah's actual words, when God addressed Abraham.

It's all clarified by context, semantics, and potentially variants from the autographs, textual emendations that crept in over time.

There may be further insertions beyond this, but we shall provisionally consider it as one unit.26 To be sure, it mentions «subjective aim» twice, but I suspect that these are later emendations of «aim, which we already encountered in the accounts of categories one and five, and which appears here, by itself, three times.

Sixty years ago in discussing the fate of Europe (meaning the West), Dawson offered a conclusion that needs slight emendation, if any, today.

Anyway, Gandhi is said to have made that very emendation to the quote you gave, ie say «animals» instead of «prisoners».

The case is not very different when we consider the conjectural emendations intended to go behind disagreements in the manuscripts we possess.

What gradually came into view was the deployment of Twitter as a propaganda tool and a means for nefarious communication, subject to virtual deletion and emendation for the purposes of advancing a military objective and a political cause.

Miriam Schapiro has reviewed the transcript and has made substantial emendations.

Now, more than thirty years later — and with such emendations still pending — comes another exhibition featuring Krasner's work, among others, that aims to knock the painfully constricted socks off the fat feet of the art historical canon — and succeeds with flying colors.

In your own case, however, minor emendations suffice and amendents are not required becaue your integrity stands out.

For these and other reasons some scholars have abandoned Hartshorne s emendation and have sought to adhere strictly to Whitehead's own description of God as a single everlasting concrescence.

Wilcox posed this as a problem for process theism in general, but I sought to limit its applicability to Hartshorne's emendation: Lewis S. Ford, «Is Process Theism Compatible with Relativity Theory?»

What is ignored in this emendation is the status of God's own conceptual feelings, which even in the final concept can not all be derived from physical feelings.

This suggests to me an emendation of Whitehead's theory.

Thus the unity of the «Christian thing» is more like the unity - in - change - and - growth that characterizes the integrity of a living person than like the unity of a systematic body of theory, even a body of theory undergoing correction and emendation.

On the other hand, if we virtuously claim that we are not making any emendations but are simply following what is written, the question of what is written will arise.

The Charter of the Forest is largely excluded, and the emendation to chapter 7 made in 1217 concerning the widow's reasonable estovers in the common — rationabile estoverium suum interium de communii — is absent altogether.

UPDATE: NOON 8/21 — One emendation, regular reader Steve pointed out one bit of sloppiness in the above post.

Guerrilla Girls Jane Bowles and Alma Thomas and Judith Olch Richards have reviewed the transcript and have made corrections and emendations.

Guerrilla Girls Zora Neale Hurston and Agnes Martin and Judith Olch Richards have reviewed the transcript and have made corrections and emendations.

Judy Chicago and Judith O. Richards have reviewed the transcript and have made corrections and emendations.

Donald Judd and Bruce Hooton have reviewed the transcript and have made corrections and emendations.

His abstractions are composed of second thoughts, pentimenti, erasures and emendations.

A 2000 Hoover Institution report about this State Department document's illegitimate changes noted that «According to Nature («Climate Debate Must Not Overheat,» Nature 381 (13 June 1996), p. 539), rarely critical of the IPCC, the emendations affected the sense of Chapter 8 and were designed to «ensure that it conformed» to the politically arrived - at Summary for Policymakers.»

An emendation is not an amendment.

Of course, in the case of climatologists, one can reasonably expect both emendations AND amendments.

The universe has a peculiar sense of humour, of course, and so I emerged as a pretty decent first tenor, which meant I actually had to use this high singing voice — and make the first of a number of emendations in my definition of masculinity.

As I'm sure the rest of Slaw knows, these forms are more evanescent than good old paper, and are more subject to easy... emendation, shall we say, or to unintended publication.