Sentences with phrase «first lecture titled»

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In fact, the first full - length book he wrote after his conversion in 1845 was the 1850 work Lectures on Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans in Submitting to the Catholic Church (also available in the abbreviated title Anglican Difficulties).

The lecture was given in two halves, the first describing his personal journey following his captivity as a prisoner of war in Scotland, the second explicitly addressing the title of the talk.

First, there was one thin reference to Whitehead's view that nature is «process» («passage») in the last paragraph of his 1956 - 1957 lecture course at the College de France, titled «The Concept of Nature» (TL 87), and Merleau - Ponty promised to pursue that theme in his next course.

On May 15 in New York City, the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty awarded its Canterbury Medal to Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, who will be familiar to First Things readers thanks to his marvelous Erasmus Lecture, given last autumn and published in the January 2014 issues under the title «On....

On Tuesday, October 6, Professor Elisa New gave the first Master Class of the semester titled «The Lecture / Discussion as Teaching Genre: Looking (and Loafing) with Whitman.»

6:00 PM Tues, October 22 Tyler School of Art, Temple University Room B004 / Free and open to the public Visual Studies at Tyler School of Art is please to announce the first speaker in a new lecture series titled Producing Space.

At the first Independent Group meeting in 1952, co-founding member, artist and sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi presented a lecture using a series of collages titled Bunk!

Visual Studies at Tyler School of Art is please to announce the first speaker in a new lecture series titled Producing Space.

In honor of the Gallery's acquisition of its first painting, Great America (1994), by the artist last year, Marshall presented the 19th annual Elson Lecture, titled The Importance of Being Figurative, on March 22, 2012.

Titled «Queens in Exile,» Ruga's lecture will come first to the MOCAD, on Friday, Nov. 4, from 7 - 10 p.m..

The first edition, taking place from Oct. 8 through 11, will be titled «Narcissus Now: The Myth Reimagined,» and will offer over 40 free events, including dance, music, film, visual art, lectures and talks, site - specific installation and a walking tour of Midtown.