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...e, oh, fye upon it! ye Christians have fathered upon the scriptures the optimism of the German and French infidels! Coming of Messiah Vol. 1 Irvin... ...are to follow. And this truly, which was so much laughed at by the sapient order of the critics, is to my mind the most solid and well-grounded part ... ...e image of God, and in his wisdom to reveal by the history of the human race, as upon a theatre in the sight of all the universe, such a wonderful m... ...and jubilee to the saints, magnificent banquets, festivities, concerts, entertainments, theatres, &c. And what appeared most important, each would b... ...erritories, which the statue shut up within its womb; Portugal, Spain, France, England, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Italy, Greece. In short, almost th... ...ly, not only must that empire be still extant, in that remnant of it which they seek in Germany, but it must continue till the end of the world. In ...

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..., the dream of a Greater Serbia is no less a recurrent nightmare than the numerable German Reichs and Serbia erupted upon the world stage no less fr... ...ia and Hungary) deprived Vojvodina of its autonomy. The Magyars rushed back in with German and Austrian settlers and immediately embarked upon a ma... ...anning the murders of King Nicholas of Montenegro, King Constantine of Greece, the German Kaiser and King Ferdinand of Bulgaria. How much of it was... ...ere not without their attractions to Serbs and Croats alike. This is the great theatre of the absurd called the Balkans. Pavelic and the Ustash... ...s" - politicians who regard politics as their venue and their conduit, an extended theatre with their constituency as an audience. At the other ext... ... manipulation of symbols - not about veritable atavism. In short: Nazism was about theatre, not about life. To enjoy the spectacle (and be subsumed... ...gitimately. As we know, totalitarian regimes are not disposed kindly towards their critics. Totalitarian governments rule by fear and terror. Accor... ... the result of the historical chance. They are corrupt and incompetent. Their only critics of substance, and some measure of safety, are the Orthod...

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...tiff bononi And i\cgllgrt. l)offqo«il*d variety, from $I.SO up. .-. EMPIRE THEATRE .-. 'PiuiKilny, Iiliirch 5 Hichurd C^nrli-'s Own (.lomoflinn .lohn ... ... Leo X. there is a throe-quarter picture of Pope Julius II, which most art critics also include ns a work of Raphael. Cf Reiubranilt there is the port... ...Ten Eyck Albany Fireproof European Plan Orchestral Concerts in Grill after Theatre and during Dinner 6.30 to B.30 o'clock Excelsior Printing Co. Harva... ...In itlff boaom And negllKca. Untquailtd varlity» from $1.60 up. .-. EMPIRE THEATRE .'. 'J^ioHtlny, Martili 5 Kioliard Carlo's Own Ooniodian .Idlin li.... ...a; Entrance, History. Tuesday, April 2, 1907, 2.30 p, m., 4 H. H.—College, German 2. German 4 a, German 4 b, German f). Philosophy 1; Entrance, Greek.... ...esday, April 3, 1907, 9.00 a. m., 4 H. H. —College, English 2, English 14, German 1, Latin 1, Meteorology; Entrance, English, French. Wednesday, April... ... 8, French 1, French 2, Frencli 3, French 3 b, Greek 1, Latin 2: Entrance, German; Entrance, Mathematics liii part i, Wednesday, April 3, 1907. 7.30 p... ...luded as to make this feature of the book highly accept- able. Some of the critics would have rejected one or two of them ; and,for the benefit of fut... ...op- er training of children. Professor Wild pointed out the fact that many critics have failed to under- stand Terence's theories on the topic, and th...

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...ia Straddles the Divide IV. Russia’s Stealth Diplomacy V. Losing the Iraq War VI. Germany’s Rebellious Colonies VII. The Disunited Nations The W... ... countries and 38,000 interviewees. Two other surveys published last year - by the German Marshall Fund and the Chicago Council on Foreign Relation... ...en March and May 2006, Pew surveyed 16,710 people in Britain, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Jordan, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rus... ...on to crucial pillars of the international order. Naturally, America's enemies and critics are envious of its might and wealth. They would have pro... ...us Russia as a Creditor Let My People Go - The Jackson-Vanik Controversy The Chechen Theatre Ticket Russia's Israeli Oil Bond Russia's Idled Spies Rus... ...Also Read The Janus Look Russia's Second Empire Russia as a Creditor The Chechen Theatre Ticket Russia's Israeli Oil Bond Russia's Idled Spies Rus...

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...rtlett’s writing has been praised by many leading authors, reviewers, and critics, among them: JAMES MICHENER, novelist: “I am much taken with Bar... ... the Owl Cries, has been widely acclaimed by many authors, reviewers, and critics, among them James Michener, Pearl S. Buck, Ford Madox Ford, Charle... ...ve on my bedroom walls seem less clever than they appeared years ago. Our theatre, too, has changed through the years, become more mediocre. Yester... ...ning his wife who was strolling behind us with her friends and servants. Theatre! P Villa Poseidon Atthis, Gyrinno, Anaktoria and I went swimming... ...wings and more wings, bearing me away. P Sometimes, we troop to our old theatre, lost in its bowl of cypress and over- grown with grass and weeds, ... ...uous banquet in the château, again royalty. Three hundred guests, I hear: Germans, Dutch, Austrian, Swiss, two or three British, a Greek potentate; ... ...upidity: my stupid room, some of it visible in the same glass: the odious German etchings Judith gave me, Papa’s cracked leather chest, the un- polis...

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...ll decision-making. He forces the participants in his cult to be hostile to critics, the authorities, institutions, his personal enemies, or the med... ...le atavism or true conservatism. In short: narcissistic leadership is about theatre, not about life. To enjoy the spectacle (and be subsumed by it)... ...e post- traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). APPENDIX: Strong Men and Political Theatres - The "Being There" Syndrome "I came here to see a country, but... ...e leaderships" rather than "strong men". Yet, all these polities maintain a theatre of democracy, or a theatre of "democratically-reached consensus... ...acial theories, from slave labour to the forcible annexation of territory. Germany was a colonial power no different to murderous Belgium or Britai... ...Both World Wars were colonial wars fought on European soil. Moreover, Nazi Germany innovated by applying prevailing racial theories (usually reserv... ...them to include "east European" whites, such as the Poles and the Russians. Germany was not alone in its malignant nationalism. The far right in Fra...

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...xamples are the massacre of the Tutsis in Rwanda, the Holocaust of the Jews in Nazi Germany's Third Reich, and the Armenian Genocide in Turkey. Rad... ...as pliant and compliant butlers, replete with gloves and tarbushes. In the book, a German Jewish family prophetically lands at Jaffa, the only port... ...on. The Holocaust was a massive trauma not because of its dimensions - but because Germans, the epitome of Western civilization, have turned on the... ...iving them copies of it without "eroding" the original. We shed tears in the movie theatre because the director succeeded to replicate an emotion i... ...e or the skin. Should we treat a muscle or a skin cell with the same reverence the critics of cloning wish to accord an unfertilized egg? Is This ... ... is nothing morally wrong with this. Some people get to sit in the front rows of a theatre, or to travel in luxury, or to receive superior medical ... ... manipulation of symbols - not about veritable atavism. In short: Nazism was about theatre, not about life. To enjoy the spectacle (and be subsumed... ...to be a uniquely human quality. What about introspective machines? Surely, say the critics, such machines are PROGRAMMED to introspect, as opposed ... ... The wheel turned a full cycle in 1991 ("The True and Only Heaven: Progress and its Critics"). The petite bourgeois at least are "unlikely to mistak...

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...xamples are the massacre of the Tutsis in Rwanda, the Holocaust of the Jews in Nazi Germany's Third Reich, and the Armenian Genocide in Turkey. Rad... ...as pliant and compliant butlers, replete with gloves and tarbushes. In the book, a German Jewish family prophetically lands at Jaffa, the only port... ...on. The Holocaust was a massive trauma not because of its dimensions - but because Germans, the epitome of Western civilization, have turned on the... ...iving them copies of it without "eroding" the original. We shed tears in the movie theatre because the director succeeded to replicate an emotion i... ...e or the skin. Should we treat a muscle or a skin cell with the same reverence the critics of cloning wish to accord an unfertilized egg? Is This ... ... is nothing morally wrong with this. Some people get to sit in the front rows of a theatre, or to travel in luxury, or to receive superior medical ... ... manipulation of symbols - not about veritable atavism. In short: Nazism was about theatre, not about life. To enjoy the spectacle (and be subsumed... ...to be a uniquely human quality. What about introspective machines? Surely, say the critics, such machines are PROGRAMMED to introspect, as opposed ... ... The wheel turned a full cycle in 1991 ("The True and Only Heaven: Progress and its Critics"). The petite bourgeois at least are "unlikely to mistak...

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...he were to be perceived as another wealthy and indolent foreigner (usually German or French but not always so) suffering and despondent because of a k... ... alone, without the disparaging meanings pretentious and sanctimonious art critics gave to it, the word, "distinguished," was more good than bad. Stil... ...merely think that over the past few years he had aged so tremendously that critics and commissioners of his work alike had lost interest in him entire... ...commissioners of his work alike had lost interest in him entirely. The art critics had been writing about him, albeit less frequently, until he ran ou... ...le cell of the brain, that it was in his best interest to leave his toilet theatre of one and loiter in the aisle of bunks. There he might wait for an... ...rmatous brute although perceived more erotically for it. As this issue was germane to him, he thought that nothing truer could have been spoken. He fe...

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...PREFACE TO MAJOR BARBARA FIRST AID TO CRITICS BY BERNARD SHAW A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication... ...tronic Classics Series Publication Preface to Major Barbara: First Aid to Critics by George Bernard Shaw is a publication of the Pennsylvania State U... ...lectronic transmission, in any way. Preface to Major Barbara: First Aid to Critics by George Bernard Shaw, the Pennsylvania State University, Electron... ...ur mercanto-Christian morality. I first heard the name of Nietzsche from a German mathematician, Miss Borchardt, who had read my Quintessence of Ibsen... ...een, and could not have read with any comfort, for want of the neces- sary German, if I had seen it. Nietzsche, like Schopenhauer, is the victim in En... ...y object here is not to argue the historical point, but simply to make our theatre critics ashamed of their habit of treating Britain as an intellectu... ...oreign origin of the ideas which are now making their way into the English theatre through plays written by Socialists. There are living men whose ori... ...ss blasphemy. And they were set right, not by the professed critics of the theatre, but by religious and philosophical pub- licists like Sir Oliver Lo...

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...ions begin with a bustle before beginning to describe an election in the provinces, it is proper to state that the town of Arcis-sur-Aube was not the theatre of the events here related. The arrondissement of Arcis votes at Bar-sur-Aube, which is forty miles from Arcis; consequently there is no deputy from Arcis in the Chamber....

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...ovinces, it is proper to state that the town of Arcis-sur-Aube was not the theatre of the events here related. The arrondissement of Arcis votes at Ba... ...he inheritance of his grandfather the banker of Hamburg. But when that old German died in 1826, he left his grandson Giguet a paltry two thousand fran... ... Mademoiselle Mars. By calling to mind the most charming Celimene that the Theatre-Francais ever had, an excellent idea of Severine Grevin’s appearanc... ... actual position. Hence his real strength. Strong men are always their own critics. Under the Restoration he had made the most of his former condition... ...rica. I’ll stay there long enough to make my promotion to the same post in Germany legitimate. If I am worth anything, they will soon take me out of i... ...nd expose the present pious guardian of literary orthodoxy to the wrath of critics. In presence of this diffi- culty, the author would find himself gr... ...Oh! that religious works ought not to be delivered over to the judgment of critics, or to the gaze of a public rotten with scepticism; they ought, he ... ...First, Marianina’s brother has just married into a grand-ducal fam- ily of Germany. Immense sacrifices must have been required of the de Lanty family ... ...nt the servant threw open the door and announced dinner. After dinner, the theatre was proposed; that is one of the amusements that Parisians miss the...

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...uld have been almost impossible to ask Americans to picture our situation if Germany had invaded the United States, and had held a tenth part of our m... ...the allied peoples who might come to our aid to judge us by what they saw if Germany held our Atlantic sea board, with all its great cities, together ... ...heir first moment of reaction, have said to themselves: “Well, after all, the Germans we knew at home were easier people to get on with.” The answer is... ...er people to get on with.” The answer is not far to seek. For one thing, the critics in question knew the Germans at home, in our home, where they had... ...it a weakness, and our own opposite trait a superiority, we must be sure, as critics say, that we “know the context”; we must be sure that what appear... ...e ally national institutions as the French Academy, and the French national theatre, the Th´ eˆ atre Franc ¸ais. The history of the former, in partic... ...ore forming an opinion of the illustrated “funny papers,” of the fiction, the theatres, the whole trend of French humour, irony and sentiment. Well mea... ...ake the same view of such matters, and that the Vie Parisienne,, the “little theatres” and the light fiction of France do not rep resent the average F... ...comes a pariah and a sinner. This is the Anglo Saxon point of view. How many critics of the French conception of love have taken the trouble to consid...

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...re past blushing. Our tenacity of national impressions has caused the word theatre since then to prod the Puritan nervous system like a satanic instru... ...and it was of a convenient semicircular breadth, the ladies present in the theatre retired at a signal of decorum, to peep, covertly askant, or with t... ...ewells and the Plyants ever have been praised for ingenuity in wickedness? Critics, apparently sober, and of high reputation, held up their shallow kn... ...ind hovering above congregated men and women, it has imagined nothing. The critics who praise it for its downrightness, and for bringing the situation... ...ellectual fireworks to the bumpkin squire, who came to London to go to the theatre and learn manners. Where Congreve excels all his English rivals is ... ...d they were crowned by the prize only eight times. The favourite poet with critics, in Greece as in Rome, was Menander; and if some of his rivals here... ... dozen women’s hearts conciliate the Comic Muse with the drawing of blood. German attempts at Comedy remind one vividly of Heine’s image of his countr... ... left, con- sists the fun. Jean Paul Richter gives the best edition of the German Comic in the contrast of Siebenkas with his Lenette. A light of the ... ...oethe; enough to complete the splendid figure of the man, but no more. The German literary laugh, like the timed awakenings of their Barbarossa in the...

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...ms would have roused a mutinous protest against this arrogant mandate. But Germans are generally mild and facile in their tempers; so the light was co... ...l no more burn than the leaves of a closed book. Privately, therefore, the Germans drew an inference, that Mr. Williams must have had some urgent moti... ...rticu- lar case there is seldom any reason to complain—since really out of Germany and Italy there is no city, if you except Paris and London, possess... ... cism when it will spare that effort to themselves. Thus it is that German critics become audacious and libellous. Kohl, V on Raumer, Dr. Carus, physi... ...are quoted or alluded to by Addison. Even these quotations he had from the theatre, or the breath of popular talk. Generally, if you see a line from S... ...e sections) to cite before the reader’s eye the chief pomps of the Grecian theatre, after invoking ‘the magnificent witch’ Medea, I call up Antigone t... ...bject. It is not imparity, but disparity, that divides the two magnificent theatres. Suffer me, reader, at this point, to borrow from my-self, and do ... ...itely, and restoring to our imaginations, the noblest of Grecian girls. We critics, dis- persed through the house, in the very teeth of duty and con- ... ...t must be looked on as involving a peremptory defi- ance to all succeeding critics who might hesitate between the authority of Mr. Hume at the distanc...

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...the heart of the national secrets of a great people, secrets which our own critics and diplomatists must necessarily misrepresent. Each of Turgenev’s ... ...e love which is self-sacrifice.’ Shubin frowned. ‘That’s all very well for Germans; I want to love for myself; I want to be first.’ ‘To be first,’ rep... ...d, for whist. At home he was bored; he formed a connection with a widow of German extraction, and spent almost all his time with her. In the year 1853... ...nna Vassilyevna deeply; she had been specially hurt by his once giving his German woman, on the sly, a pair of grey horses out of her (Anna Vassilyevn... ...en side by side, and, inviting all her acquaintances, would set off to the theatre or even to a masquerade; in sum- mer she would drive for a trip out... ...turing business. Pity he didn’t do it! Then Shubin began to talk about the theatre; Mr. Kurnatovsky declared and—I must confess—without false modesty,... ...w, all the while we have been here. And in the evening we are going to the theatre; I have two tickets for the stalls. They say there’s a new opera be...

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...gnorance, not knowing that I have taken counsel of one of our best musical critics, and had the benefit of your conscientious help. I have, perhaps, b... ...an opera by Garcia that was then being played by an Italian company at the theatre in the Rue Lauvois. She was so beautiful that a Naples guardsman, h... ...ks of some great painters of Heaven. In the evening the lovers went to the theatre. This is the way of Italian life: love in the morning; music in the... ... The Fenice was crowded. The five hours of the night that are spent at the theatre fill so important a place in Italian life that it is well to give a... ...composition, wor- thy to compare with the most elaborate structures of the Germans, but never fatiguing or tiresome. “Y ou French, who carried through... ...eam of vengeance, even for a mo- ment? Handel, Sebastian Bach, all you old German masters, nay, even you, great Beethoven, on your knees! Here is the ... ...s in the in- troduction to Mose, was I not fully as much justified as your critics are when they speak of the ‘color’ in a writer’s lan- guage? Do you...

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...nal flash of happy inspiration. “I expect I shall have a box at one of the theatres to-mor- row,” he remarked carelessly; “I will call for you and M. ... ...h of June ministers are often puzzled to know what to do with boxes at the theatre; ministerialist deputies and their constituents are busy in their v... ...s to pass that the best seats are filled at this season with heterogeneous theatre-goers, never seen at any other time of year, and the house is apt t... ...sed to the pantheism of one who is still living to bear an honored name in Germany. Meyraux was the friend of that “Louis” of whom death was so soon t... ...- riage, T ullia.” “Yes, but the Duke is waiting below in it, and he has a German Minister with him.” “Ask the Duke and the Minister to come up,” said... ...ter with him.” “Ask the Duke and the Minister to come up,” said Nathan. “A German? They are the ones to drink, and they listen too; he shall hear some... ...ook, and such another paper made a vigorous reply.’ Then you criticise the critics ‘C’ and ‘L’; pay me a passing compliment on the first article in th...