...Cultural Reclamation and Vernacular Traditions ...

... urban development land reclamation renovatio urbis ...

... monastic communities socioeconomic activities land reclamation ...

... of a number of substantial reclamation projects around its perimeter. Chapter 12 attempts to trace and summarize some of these key developments, together with an assessment of their achievement in terms of progress toward the “perfect city.” These new developments had an essentially practical value, providing...

... grandiose, refined, and imposing. The city also expanded physically by means of a number of substantial reclamation projects around its perimeter. Chapter 12 attempts to trace and summarize some of these key developments, together with an assessment of their achievement in terms of progress toward...

... accoutrements, impact, and contemporary status. This is a fresh narration of the establishment and remarkability of poetry conducted from a compelling transpoetical position. In fact, the story of poetry, Ghosh concludes, does not end for poetic experience is all about revisitation and reclamation. The story...

... is not solely a spiritual and secluded world but a dynamic force that shapes the urban fabric. monastic communities socioeconomic activities land reclamation ...

... and bonded, of belongings rewired beneath the (f)act of trans resistance writ large. I have collected here but a representative sample of those traces. The stories are so insistent, I am tempted to think the whole project of trans activism might boil down to the reclamation of glue. In case after case...

... and reclamation. The story of the poem always ends with a beginning. rasa suggestion metaphor play After an initial, admiring discussion of Ghosh’s development of a subtle, complex, and capacious theory of poetry in his chapter 3, Miller asserts that what is most striking about Western theories...

.... But the direct action of peons on haciendas as well as Indian reclamation of communal lands pushed the government to pass a more radical law for the redistribution of property. It was the second major agrarian reform in Latin America, after Mexico’s, which had unfolded both more slowly and with greater violence...

... of those traces. The stories are so insistent, I am tempted to think the whole project of trans activism might boil down to the reclamation of glue. In case after case, there is a refusal of certain ways of putting things together, and a concomitant insistence that things come apart. But there is also...

... initially intended to reform the servile labor regime but not to challenge large capitalist estates. But the direct action of peons on haciendas as well as Indian reclamation of communal lands pushed the government to pass a more radical law for the redistribution of property. It was the second major...