Sentences with phrase «something about literature»

In a seminar about the Renaissance, one self - confident Barnard gal rhapsodizes about velvet, jewels, and brocades, until the teaching fellow says she was hoping to hear something about literature.

Not exact matches

This can start as something simply as offering literature about your site at these locations.

That there is no auxiliary literature of grievance for men — who, for the most part, just don't seem to feel they have as much to grieve about in this new world order — is something else that Humanae Vitae and a few other retrograde types saw coming in the wake of the revolution.

newcomer may be puzzled by today's meeting babble and endless literature about a «higher power» and unbelief, he is at least introduced very early to the idea that God has something to do with getting well.

Since Aristotle, we've known there is something pleasurable about mimesis, the imitation of life as it is portrayed in drama, literature and even sermons, especially when the mimetic activity accurately portrays our most cherished or fearful experiences.

That «secular» literature might have meant something to someone in Solomon's court has been argued from time to time about certain proverbs and wisdom texts, but not about texts where God is the main actor in the story — and certainly not in the manner of Bloom, where J suddenly sounds like a skeptical college professor who is much more «mature and sophisticated» than the believers in his midst and their God.

It's something that anti-Mormon literature ALWAYS brings up, but it's something that I hear actual Mormons talk about mostly in the context of Mormon history.

If the Church proclaims the truth about human existence, then literature, according to Aristotle's definition, must also reflect something of this reality.

Whether you're into literature, palm trees and salty air, or maybe cats are more your thing, the Hemingway House has just about something for everyone.

A specific politician doesn't come to mind with respect to mathematics, but France's former president (in) famously said something similar about literature.

«The fellowship gives me that kind of freedom to... take 1 or 2 weeks to read the literature, and think about something, and see, might it work, might it not,» Bucciantini says.

^ Well, that's the message the Western medical literature has been repeating for about 70 years, and looking at Loren Cordain fat belly, I think the «you'll be screwed for including any animal products» - pitch is spot on... okay jokes aside, the point was that there's no chance in a million year that blog is something what would be referred as «health blog», this is more like some kind of a Lierre Keith - style, anti-vegan blog which tries to be scientific.

I had complained for many years about the sorry state of supplements and eventually decided to do something about it and create a line of supplements whose ingredients are backed by high - quality, peer - reviewed scientific literature and are included at true clinically - effective doses, and that are free of unnecessary fillers, dyes or artificial sweeteners, and other chemical junk.

If you're interested in critical thinking about the scientific literature, or about something you heard some guru on the Internet say, then this is the course for you.

Peter Debruge of Variety also finds it to be a «lumbering, confused, and cacophonous mess,» but, while acknowledging that it's almost impossible to divorce the film from its production woes, Indiewire's Eric Kohn writes, «It's sloppy and amateurish in parts, but always reaching for something, often resulting in a fascinating half - formed beast working through a lot of baggage: a vanity project about the nature of vanity, centered around one of literature's most famous examples, in the context of the most famous vanity projects of all time coming to fruition.

There is something very mysterious about her — a carefree quality that reminds the mother of her younger self, when she was an English literature student living a bohemian life, before being ground down by family life.

The development of a «taste» for literature — fiction and nonfiction alike — is hardly something we're good at teaching, Not to mention the dilemma about how to teach literacy of the new media that will constitute the bulk of the next generation's «reading.»

«[This is] something that's been around for a while, and there's been information in the literature about it for a long time,» said Susan F. Wooley, the executive director of the American School Health Association, based in Kent, Ohio, referring to MRSA.

We have written about how something called subject area bias also exists, unheard of in the VAM - related literature until a Tennessee administrator sent us a lead, and we analyzed Tennessee's data (see here and here, and also an article also written by my graduate student and now Dr. Jessica Holloway - Libell forthcoming in the esteemed Teachers College Record).

If you need something to hand parents about specific books, you might consider making a list of any awards the book has won (Printz Award, Alex Award, etc.), or any bibliographies the book is on (SLJ Starred Review, state - recommended literature lists, etc.).

I also sure as shit don't want any corporation — especially one that deals with something I care about as much as I do literature and books — succeeding with anything that smells so strongly of an attempt at a monopoly.

Perhaps it's because you want to have something to talk about when your friends start talking about literature.

Since I know a little something about ethical theory (dual major philosophy and theology on the island of Malta, followed by over 8 years of graduate work in literature with a focus on Paradise Lost, Badiou and Zizek) AND because my own views on appropriate author ethics are brazenly unpopular, I thought I would play devil's advocate.

Also, the literature also mentions something about digestive enzymes, but there is nothing in its ingredient list that says anything about such substances that generally ends with an «- ase» like prote» - ase».

While there's yet to be found literature proving that x-rays are a concern in late gestation in dogs, this definitively remains something to ponder about before proceeding.

In Chinese literature or poetry, sex is about something which is impossible.

And even there, as our friend Lief Svalgaard keeps pointing out (not that I don't know it equally well from my own direct experience) there is nothing magical about something being found in peer - reviewed literature.

JCH, I know something about the medical literature and its getting better because people acknowledge the problems and its a field where consensus enforcement barely exists.

Surveying the literature, Clark and Fox Tree identify the following bases for delay: (1) The speaker is experiencing a planning problem; (2) the speaker is searching memory for a word; (3) the speaker is hesitating about something; (4) the speaker is in doubt or uncertain about something; (5) the speaker is engaged in «speech - productive labor,» such as deciding what to say or how to say it.