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...positions of the opponents and uses a dialectic that is a match for all the arts of the scholastics. Among all the scientific works of ... ...about anything in creation? Did not Bonaventura by allegory draw the liberal arts into theology? 198 And Gerson even converted the smaller Donatus i... ...n in 1296, is the standard authority for the laws, ceremonies, customs, and symbolism of thirteenth-century Roman rites and vestments. Catholic Encyc... ...ntura (1221–1274) sought to relate all human knowledge to theology. All the arts and sciences were found to have points of contact in Scripture; and ...

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...f metacreation (through metalanguage): “where should be collocated the new arts if not in a sensual combinative system, the first stage of an operati... ... mixture of pathetic and humor, the continuos quibbling make him go, from symbolism to the modern period with the speed of a comet, through the fiel... ...ined; in the futurist outrage, romantic and nostalgic cores were dragged; symbolism profited by the large poetical orchestration of the period that p... ...d by the ascension of that of “poetry”. The postromantic literary trends (symbolism, aestheticism, decadentism, etc.) reject the old belles and bonn... ...has made clear the strategy of this one: impressionism against academism, symbolism against impressionism, cubism against symbolism, dadaism against... ...adoxist poetry, could suggest that we are now in the field of the plastic arts. The author himself was forced to use some elements of recognizing. H... ...5 Florentin Smarandache is granted the prize of the Academy of Letters and Arts in Perigord (France) and is co-opted as a member of Poetic and Artist... ...graduation exam for the 1st year students at theater from Octav Enigarescu Arts School, Targoviste, professor Dan Topa, July 10, 1997. 89 PARADOXIS... ...ture, @nd edition, Enciclopedy, Romanian-American Academy of Sciences and Arts, Arlington, Texas, 1996; the paragraph Florentin Smarandache, pp368-6...

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...sive, that could be of a chronological (modernism, for instance), expressive (symbolism), formal-sonorous (dadaism) etc. nature. By researching eve... ...tist (the mathematician, in this case) against the imagination’s products- the arts and literature? The fact that only then he began to write could h... ...ictness; the term belongs, evidently, to the artistic sphere (as well as the symbolism, the surrealism etc.).More than other movements, the notion a... ...ance of information, the fury of the trepidating life and the viewpoint of the arts’ agony (if not death!) - all of these, oppose themselves to a con... ... the majority of the postmodernist ones, “ leads after the inner law of these arts to the resumes and even the deformations of them”. The redundancy...

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... other studies of religiously related subjects, his various volumes on the symbolism used in alchemy, his many studies of the underpinnings of Christi... ...yourself. This was really no problem for me. What is the value of studying symbolism if it is only to lead to replacing a set of religious symbols wit... ...ent way of looking at mysticism should be carefully distinguished from the symbolism of the journey, since it concerns an appraisal of what is happeni... ...ons of the myth, the Evil Twin creates and gives healing herbs and healing arts to humans to whom he earlier brought sickness. He thus becomes a heale... ...e playful, more serious, more spiritual, more individually creative in the arts and crafts. We are all artists, in a dream-centered life, rather than ... ...uois culture had also a high proficiency in physical and emotional healing arts that was equal to or beyond the level of what Europeans had attained, ... ...ebirth of the individual man through his initiation into the secret-sacred symbolism of the religious life (Berndt, Religion, p. 4). Because of this b... ...th on the large scale and in its minute details of the land. The religious arts—song, dance, painting—evolve from the myth, as do the sacred ceremonie... ...ON 260 or from a vein in the arm is common in rituals and ceremonies. The symbolism of initiation is predominantly that in submitting to pain, even r...

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... human tactic is even older than tools? Who did our ancestors first learn the arts of stealth and cunning from? Who was the peer example we copied ... ...ation, and cultural guilt, and cultural shame. And secrecy, cunning, and the arts of deception. But once their cultural differences became too n... ...ich sports to participate in? Which social functions to attend, support? The arts? Youth organizations? School programs? Which issues to champio... ...tion does not teach the art of touching lovingly, sensitively; it teaches the arts of hitting and hating. Civilization does not teach kindness, sens... ...y and sensitively without hurting, instead of loving and making friends. The arts of abstraction are not human: they do not teach honesty THE PATH... ...ring, dead, empty lives. Lives filled with trivia, and detail, and imaginary symbolism, and invented rituals and customs. They are ritual-makers. ... ...housands of feet of lava, earth, sediment, rock, etc. Study African cultural symbolisms. See how much evidence there is of our subconscious betra... ... indestructible interconnected whole and finally understand ourselves. The symbolism of the gourd is universal: all modern humans came from the cu...

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... arranging his treatises on perspective, anatomy, horses, flight, and the arts. His patron, King Francis, called him “Mon Père.” Da Vinci’s last yea... ...-chaser, he is dedicated to Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French...and all of the arts. When he trims my hair and beard he likes to flatter me. VOICES F... ... Mona. What a genial man, a student of the masters, devoted to all of the arts, dapper, young, fluent in Italian, he brought a portfolio of exqui- si... ...brows. Ah, Queen, your majesty is unparalleled, you are our patron of the arts, gen- erous in every particular, particular to man’s freedom, eschewin... ...ilosophy, humor and fantasy: I wanted a play to fit the new mode, free of symbolism. I walked about my garden and my peace trees, and there, over th...

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... Roger Clements, the other instructor in mathematics, is a graduate of the arts course at Hiram College, Ohio, of the class Continued on page 4. CALEN... ...ent Candidates for M. A. Only three candidates for the degree of Master of Arts have reg- Third Consecutive Championship Auburndale, Mass., Oct. 16— j... ... it was striding along splen- didly till she came. The reviewer looked for symbolism when the lady appeared, and found only a lisp. But he may have be... ...best knowledge we have of a moii is not his ideas of poetry or politics or arts. A Christian is a man who has purposes similar to those of Christ. Jes... ... COURSE FOR THB DECREE OF M. D. A four years' course; open to bachelors of arts, literature, philosophy or science, and to persons of equivalent stand... ... COURSE FOR THB DECREE OF H. D. A four years' course, open to bachelors of arts, literature, philosophy or science, and to persons of equivalent sUndI...

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...ly to tell you what you want to hear rather than what they actually mean. Symbolism and vagueness are the rule rather than the exception. So the mea... ...o handle them. Poor grades, a lack or popularity or achievement—in sports, arts, or other areas, and estrangement from parents are some of the social... ...Maybe we just have to expand our college educations— four years of liberal arts studies and four years of technical education.‖ —―Maybe we‘re goi...

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...in the conti- nuity.” Decidedly, she was pressing too hard: unlearning his arts already! 77 Wharton “I don’t recognize it,” he said. “Unless you make... ... young girl’s impassive figure. “Sybilla,” he pursued, “is a votary of the arts; she has inher- ited her fond father’s passion for the unattainable. L... ...nt ways, so one may find a hundred different meanings in this picture. Its symbolism is as many-faceted as a well-cut diamond. Who, for instance, is t... ... She did not look like a person capable of a disinterested passion for the arts; and there had been moments when it struck Wyant that she hated the pi...

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...ages do not; nor the women of holy nunneries; nor the women lucky in their arts. It is a test of the civilized to see and hear, and add no yapping to ... ... gallant independence: and some who dedicate their lives to a study of the arts of the Lord Of Reptiles, until they have worked the crisis for a displ... ...ded to the mute expression of the refusal. Wherever Mrs. Warwick went, her arts of charming were addressed to the women. Men may be counted on for fal... ...dialogue should make her com- prehensible to them. Nature taught her these arts, through which her wit became extolled entirely on the strength of her... ... beauty did her service by never tak- ing aim abroad. They are the woman’s arts of self-defence, as legitimately and honourably hers as the manful use... ...that those two had been or could be united!’ She was conscious of a mystic symbolism in the prayer. She was not apprehensive of any ominous interventi...

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... own per- sonal conception of usefulness. He was extremely fond of all the arts, and he had an almost passionate enjoyment of pictures. He had seen ma... ...id kind, on behalf of an idea, or in producing a masterpiece in one of the arts. Oftenest, perhaps, he wished he were a vigorous young man of genius, ... ...ration of Independence.” Hudson, like most men with a turn for the plastic arts, was an excellent mimic, and he represented with a great deal of humor... ...owland a number of rather naif questions about the con- dition of the fine arts in New York and Boston. Cecilia, when he had gone, said that this was ... ...on, “very enlight- ened, very cultivated, quite up to the mark in the fine arts and all that sort of thing. I ‘m a plain, practical old boy, content t... ...e. Rowland stood looking on, for the group struck him with its picturesque symbolism. Roderick, bearing the lamp and glowing in its radiant circle, se... ... picked up his hat, which had rolled away into a bed of cyclamen, in vague symbolism of an actual physical tussle. “You have been tempted, my brother?...

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...ed concerts for a million years or so; there won’t be any Royal Academy of Arts, and no nice little feeds at restaurants. If it’s amusement you’re aft... ...sion of feeling. I remember I flung away the cigar with a certain wasteful symbolism. My folly came to me with glaring exaggeration. I seemed a traito...

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...these Utopians, after all, and not by any means above the obvious in their symbolism! So for the first time we learn definitely of the World State, an... ...ill tend to make clothing, ornamentation, imple- ments, books, and all the arts finer and more beautiful, be- cause by buying such things a man will s... ...ats, if you will—where the ruling council of the world assembles. Then the arts will clus- ter round this city, as gold gathers about wisdom, and here... ... the wisdom of the statesman with his own energy, the origi- nal genius in arts, letters, science, and every department of activity to the cultivated ... ...packing does not suffice), and they are forbidden salesmanship and all its arts. Consequently they cannot be hotel-keepers, or hotel proprietors, or h... ...f all sorts, those miraculous fungoid growths that cumber the floor of the Arts and Crafts Exhibi- tion, and you will perceive what a lax bundle in fa...

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...to see her carried off by that very rich Duke, who is such a patron of the arts. Oh, what is his name?— a dwarf.—Ah, the Duc d’Herouville. This fine g... ...e has no hope 38 Cousin Betty of mercy——” “A professor of what?” “Of fine arts.” “And he came to Paris when the rebellion was quelled?” “In 1833. He ... ...Are you going to pour out all your nonsense once more about poetry and the arts, and to crack your fingers and stretch your arms while you spout about... ...y, added that he owed his position to his acknowledged talent for the fine arts. He had always had a preference for sculpture; the necessary time for ... ...ary estates. Only small pic- tures and small figures can find a place; the arts are endan- gered by this need of small things.” “But if a great artist... ...rcules at Omphale’s feet.—Did Greece copy Judaea, or did Judaea borrow the symbolism from Greece?” “There, madame, you raise an important question—tha...

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...uture clerical rank of her nephew, and for his already being a bachelor of arts. The old woman’s voice spoke outside of Septimius, rambling away, and ... ...ills al most, and could remember back to the days of godlike men, who had arts then forgotten. He was a wise and good man, and could foretell as far ... ...nd he will make an elixir of life for you. I suppose there is some foolish symbolism or other about the matter; but the fact I affirm to be nonsense. ...

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...ade in their own province and elsewhere. The Museum was given up to Indian arts and manufactures, and anybody who sought wisdom could ask the Curator ... ...Yonder is the Sahib.’ said Kim, and dodged sideways among the cases of the arts and manufacturers wing. A white bearded Englishman was looking at the... ...indeed. If our neighbour’s brat can in a few years be made an F A’ (First Arts–she used the English word, of which she had heard so often), ‘how much... ...phur, and carried in a snake skin, was a sound remedy for cholera; but the symbolism interested him far more than the science. Hurree Babu deferred to...

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...ne of the adjacent hospi- tals, and might suggest an allegory to lovers of symbolism. The half-obliterated inscription on the pedestal beneath de- ter... ...to Angouleme for the long vacation after taking his degrees as bachelor of arts and bachelor of law. The illusions of childhood had van- ished, so als... ...erything in red; but he is good, at the most, to be put into the Museum of Arts and Crafts, among the automatic machines, and labeled La Fayette; whil... ...ernations of hope and despair of genu- ine passion, and all the diplomatic arts of a Parisienne had been employed on him. After compromising herself b...

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...confusion of intersecting lines suggested a rendering of cosmic chaos, the symbolism of a mad art attempting the inconceivable. The artist never turne... ...fore him a goal of power and prestige to be attained without the medium of arts, graces, tact, wealth—by sheer weight of merit alone. On that view he ...

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...s abstract virtue only)—the ladies were scaling society by the help of the Arts. To this laudable end sacrifices were now made to Euterpe to assist th... ...there is more grace in sadness!” Poetry, sculpture, and songs, and all the Arts, were brought forward in mournful array to demonstrate the truth of hi... ...ng up before her—he who had always prophesied that she would be famous for arts unknown to her, and not for song just when she was having a vision of ... ... won’t be here to-night.” By which she betrayed that she had divined those arts she was to shine in, according to T racy; and betrayed that she had a ... ...nswered that she had found it so, and lots of burnt paper lying about. The symbolism of this fire burnt out, that had warmed and cheered none, oppress...

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...of from the tumult and dreaming of it, this airy cloudy language and every symbolism, had been strong sustaining food, a vital atmosphere, to him. He ... ... tender only to the recollection of past days, who used her beauty and her arts as weapons for influence. She liked kings because she saw neither mast... ...first glance Violetta saw that her visitor had the pretension to match her arts against her own; so, to sound her thoroughly, she offered her the hosp... ...to instruct the young gentlemen of the Lombardo- V enetian province in the arts of fence; and therefore he begged to observe, that his encounter with ...

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... Blind agonising yelps, lip-gnawings, glaring horrors, and other emotional symbolism of the stage. It becomes at last a mere deaf-and-dumb language to... ...ed with the Spanish civilisation, but with something of a tradition of the arts of old Peru and of its lost philosophy. Generation followed generation...

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...Our time of violets is over, now for us the roses’; she gives you heavenly symbolism. ‘From violets to roses, so run the seasons.’ Or is it, ‘From vio... ...George Meredith Are they your leaders? Do they lead you in Letters? in the Arts? ay, or in Government? No, not, I am informed, not even in military se...

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'ESOTERIC ISLAM' includes the interpretation of Islamic traditions by use of the hermetic arts of Astrology and Alchemy.

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...he Spider’s Web, Al-Quran Chapter : 29 (Al-Ankabut) The Septenary Outlook of the Islamic Teachings The Alchemy of Purification in the Quran The Symbolism of Trees in Quran The Symbolism of Animals in Quran Shiva, the Great; and the Abrahamic Traditions...

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...y analogies which appeal to it and treat them as laws. After the scheme of symbolism has been settled upon, some definite technique must be invented b... ...sed may be brought home to children. Adults being the for- mulators of the symbolism are naturally the authors and controllers of the technique. The r... ...ntrollers of the technique. The result was that Froebel’s love of abstract symbolism often got the better of his sympathetic insight; and there was su... ...oncern with the early years of life—as distinct from inculcation of useful arts —dates almost entirely from the time of the emphasis by Pestalozzi and... ...” man and the man of theory or culture, the divorce of fine and industrial arts, are indications of this situation. Thus in- terest and mind are eithe... ...lectual grace. More- over, reading, writing, and figuring—important school arts—demand muscular or motor training. The muscles of eye, hand, and vocal... ...contrary, always sets out with situations which involve learning by doing. Arts and occupations form the initial stage of the cur- riculum, correspond... ...e of more vital purposes being supposedly compensated for by the al- leged symbolism of the material used. Manual training is reduced to a series of o... ...from all application in the uses of life; and knowledge relating to useful arts suffered the stigma attaching to the classes who engaged in them (See ...

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...e, as the arti- ficial induction of sensation, including all games and all arts, will, indeed, go far to keep him conscious of himself; but in the end... ... and the ‘Law of session 1823-4. The fact that there was no notice of the ‘Arts’ seems to sug- gest that they stood in the same intermediate position ... ... modern civilisation– the Urim and Thummim of respectability. Its pregnant symbolism has taken its rise in the most natural manner. Consider, for a mo... ...y. If, however, we have awakened in any rational mind an in- terest in the symbolism of umbrellas– in any generous heart a more complete sympathy with... ...d and stiff like granite; nay (and here the art- ist must enhance upon the symbolism of the author), it is with the identical stone tables of the law ... ...be unworthy of the text, and that point is one rather of the difference of arts than the difference of artists. Throughout his best and worst, in his ... ...ness of the author’s fancy; there you shall find him out-stripped in ready symbolism and the art of bringing things essentially invisible before the e...

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... resort to subtler contriv- ances, and a spiritualization of the scheme of symbolism in dress. And as this upper leisure class sets the pace in all ma... ...nts of the population, of course also show a strong inclination to ritual, symbolism, and spectacular effects; as might be expected from the anteceden... ...elebrities, both living and dead, have been reputed masters in all magical arts; and a high position in the ecclesiastical personnel has carried with ... ...e is a matter of expediency, quite as much as of affection- ate regard for symbolism simply. This sense of the efficacy of symbolic ritual, and of sym... ...archaic propensity for spectacular effect and the predilection for antique symbolism; but it at the same time fits into the leisure-class scheme of li...

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...ds for, is manifestly a consumer of doctor’s drugs. And there you have the symbolism of your country. Right or left of the shield, I forget which, and... ...ongue to the contemplative mind. Degeneracy is the critical history of the Arts. Jane’s hair was of a reddish gold-inwoven cast that would, in her gra... ... poems would pay as an ex- port but to show that if we excel in one of the Arts we may in others of them. The poetry was not cited, nor was it neces- ... ... both—the present of the good using of our powers. What can he show in the Arts? What in Arms? His bards— O faithless! but they are men—his bards accu... ...lean-stepping, braced, self-confident foreigner, good at arms, good at the arts, and eclipsing us in industriousness manual and mental, and some dare ... ...nce won’t com- bine to produce the stuff, we have recourse to the creative arts. ’Tis the necessity of the profession.’ ‘The profession will not impos...

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..., Thor, Ukko swings a hammer; and, finally, we find, in a vein of familiar symbolism, that his skirt sparkles with fire, that his stock 10 The Kalev... ...f heaven. These daughters are believed to be skilled to perfection in the arts of spinning and weav ing, accomplishments probably attributed to them... ...e Kalevala, perhaps, more than any other, uses its lines on the surface in symbolism to point the human mind to the brighter gems of truth beneath. Th... ...ove a valiant soldier, When thy wisdom calls for fighting; I am skilled in arts of warfare!” Wainamoinen, ancient minstrel, Gave assent to Ahti’s wish...

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...bulky book entitled Degen- eration. In the natural sciences and industrial arts it never occurs to anyone to try to refute opinions by showing up thei... ...atements acknowl- edge the same fact.[115] To state it in terms of our own symbolism: When the new centre of personal energy has been subcon- sciously... ...ding our pursuit. We are alive or dead to the eternal inner message of the arts according as we have kept or lost this mystical susceptibility. A more... ...f this hypothesis, distinguishing between what is innocent over-belief and symbolism in the expres- sion of it, and what is to be literally taken. As ... ...hat one can wait for everything patiently, and that is one of life’s great arts. One finds also that each thing comes duly, one thing after the other,...

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...its numerosity of royalties, foreign and domestic, more unprecedented, its symbolism of “State” hospitality both em phasised and refined. This was dou... ...Amerigo’s expression and a logic in his weariness! One of her dissimulated arts for meeting their tension meanwhile was to in terweave Mrs. Assingham... ... than the refuge and disguise her agitation had instinctively asked of the arts of dress, multiplied to extravagance, almost to incoherence. She had h... ...he could feel thus sure impertinence— to her at any rate—was not among the arts on which he proposed to throw himself; for though he had in so almost ... ...r name for the interest of her great opportunity: that of representing the arts and the graces to a people languishing afar off and in ignorance. Magg...

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...here is a lightness about the feminine mind—a touch and go—music, the fine arts, that kind of thing—they should study those up to a certain point, wom... ...Will here looked at Mr. Casaubon, who re- ceived this offhand treatment of symbolism very uneasily, and bowed with a neutral air. “The sketch must be ... ...lled him a vicious man; but he regarded horse-dealing as the finest of the arts, and might have argued plausibly that it had nothing to do with morali... ... her elegant accomplishments, intended to please. Nature had inspired many arts in finishing Mrs. Lemon’s favorite pupil, who by general 245 George E... ...s. It is true that an observer, under that softening influence of the fine arts which makes other people’s hardships picturesque, might have been deli... ...s, Whose work is all their prize— Without them how could laws, or arts, Or towered cities rise? IN WATCHING EFFECTS, if only of an elect...

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...there is a lightness about the feminine mind—a touch and go—music, the fine arts, that kind of thing—they should study those up to a certain point, wom... ...” Will here looked at Mr. Casaubon, who received this offhand treatment of symbolism very uneasily, and bowed with a neutral air. “The sketch must be ... ...lled him a vicious man; but he regarded horse dealing as the finest of the arts, and might have argued plausibly that it had nothing to do with morali... ... her elegant accomplishments, intended to please. Nature had inspired many arts in finishing Mrs. Lemon’s favorite pupil, who by general consent (Fred’... ...mes. It is true that an observer, under that softening influence of the fine arts which makes other people’s hardships picturesque, might have been deli... ...ttle parts, Whose work is all their prize— Without them how could laws, or arts, Or towered cities rise? I n watching effects, if only of an electric ...