...The Theater of Glory, 1776–1789 ...

... Gospel of John glory incarnation ...

... Letters of Paul resurrected body sin glory ...

... of the chapter attends to the gospel’s descriptions of water, which it associates with spirit at crucial moments. Spirit and flesh flow into each other, as the gospel conveys the intertwining of the material and the spiritual. Gospel of John glory incarnation ...

... resurrected body sin glory ...

... that act on human bodies. The final section of the chapter attends to the gospel’s descriptions of water, which it associates with spirit at crucial moments. Spirit and flesh flow into each other, as the gospel conveys the intertwining of the material and the spiritual. Gospel of John glory...

... This chapter examines theories of laughter, suggesting that the Western intellectual tradition’s attitude toward laughter until the twentieth century can be encapsulated by Thomas Hobbes’s notion of sudden glory, which claims that one laughs at other people or situations because one feels...

... The first chapter focuses on a concept whose hour of glory corresponds to the historical ascension of neoliberalism: globalization. Calling into question the assumption that it was invented in order to provide a neutral account of unprecedented phenomena, it details the extent to which...

... of laughter, suggesting that the Western intellectual tradition’s attitude toward laughter until the twentieth century can be encapsulated by Thomas Hobbes’s notion of sudden glory, which claims that one laughs at other people or situations because one feels superior to them. Bakhtin expanded the Western...

...), 80–102. For the larger effort to organize a Confederate medical service and for the subsequent treatment of Southern soldiers, see Frank R. Freemon, Gangrene and Glory: Medical Care During the American Civil War (Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1998), 28–34, 77–83, 124–33, 147–59...