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...Matthew Mutter [email protected] Amanda Anderson , Psyche and Ethos: Moral Life after Psychology ( Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2018 ), 124 pp. Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 For decades, Anderson has been pressing critical theorists and literary...

.... Sabra, Michael Podro, Michael Screech, Arnaldo Momigliano, and Nikolaus Pevsner. The author's focus is on differences between the milieu of the Kulturwissenschaftliche Bibliothek Warburg, as it had been in Hamburg, and the ethos of the Warburg Institute in London. The key document for establishing...

... leaves us with “an ethos of knowledges that verges on a chaos of in-disciplines.” The essay concludes, however, that Latour’s “in-disciplinary” thinking is and will likely continue to be an important resource for explorations into the uncertain, “nonmodern” erritories that Latour has so valuably observed...

... understanding of practice may reveal a real, if limited, affinity with Rorty's antifoundationalism and antiauthoritarianism, her ethos of hesitation in adjudicating the scope, operations, meanings, and limitations of practices points toward the divergence of her approach from Rorty and an implicit critique...

... of its impersonal, historicizing ethos. They were eager to “unify life and modern knowledge” and so to rehabilitate the German neohumanist tradition (185–86). Weber was asked to address “intellectual work as vocation” (193). He welcomed the term, but circumvented the implied connotations: an ideal...

... Quakerism was world- was Quakerism of ethos Quietist older the while world, the toward outward directed posedly sup was ethos Quaker Modernist The ethos. Quaker of varieties two between contrast stark a presumed which reference, of frame Jones’sinto fit not would...

... the bringing demise, imminent likely own fortheir citizens Japanese prepare of self- ethos (and cultish) a spiritual stoke to staged was massacre the suggests, But Miller more resonantly, attacked. was zoo the if rampage and escape might animals the and scarce was food that were...

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... Conrad is suggested by the sheer complexity of his life, his mind, and his artistic imagination. “Homo duplex has in my case more than one meaning,” he wrote to a Polish friend. Relating this quality of Conrad's ethos to his fictional work as well as to his essays and letters, I am forcibly struck...

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... literary “revolutionary” the workwhose School, undergirded Frankfurt ofmembers the and Foucault, Nietzsche, Freud, Marx, as such of figures ethos and ment, affect...

... literary “revolutionary” the workwhose School, undergirded Frankfurt ofmembers the and Foucault, Nietzsche, Freud, Marx, as such of figures ethos and ment, affect...

... and Burke, and Reynolds, Pope, Johnson, Swift, are) Dryden, wereies (and still luminar whose century, eighteenth “Augustanizing” of an ethos prevailing the to Harold andBloom) not oversympathetic Abrams, H. M. Frye, (chiefly Northrop ofcritics agroup insights on the shebuilt work...

...- —  out ethos of the decade in which we were then living. wewere then which in decade of the ­out ethos that historical reading was overrated or irrelevant. Anti orirrelevant. overrated was reading historical...

... fucius, Shakespeare, Milton and Goethe.” and Milton Shakespeare, fucius, Con Buddha, ofAssisi, Francis Augustine, Paul, Jesus, Horace, Virgil, Aristotle, “Homer,plus Plato, Sophocles, ofsculpture” “Greek out ofastudy never existed” has which ethos “an draw to desire Foerster for his...

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... experiencing through from that questions, are These how?” and affected, be, will or is, etho- poses that one event,” . . . “ecological an is Symbiosis nature. precarious and precious their contingency, their emphasizes and orchid of lines The wasp are folded back aboutinto...

... intellectuals is not what is already widely believed in larger commu- ing an ethos of Protestants, or of males or females. But what makes ideas impor- common to speak of ideas reflecting bourgeois interests, for example, or reflect- controls the means of intellectual production, has been widely adopted; thus...