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...Inbar Graiver [email protected] Kim Haines-Eitzen , Sonorous Desert: What Deep Listening Taught Early Christian Monks—and What It Can Teach Us ( Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2022 ), 168 pp. Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 A strange...

... of “one mind” as a hermeneutical principle, Thoreau sought to overcome temporal and spatial distance in his reading and to integrate ideas and practices of these Hindu texts from ancient India selectively within his own life. Listening to the voices of Indic sages reinforced Thoreau’s own inclinations...

... current doubts about the efficacy of political action, and on the virtue of silent listening. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 the sixties volunteer advocacy sexual assault domestic violence listening COLUMNS PART...

... and • protothoughts get disconnected one from the other, pushed into the body, or put into another aspect of self. Listening to himself and his patients, who helped to create psychoanalysis, Freud discovered in the primary process of the mind a Chodorow capacity to contain contradictions, to know...

... and a Muslim woman come to share a spiritual union through their love and devotion to the sounds of heavy metal. It is a union or communion that can be experienced by all listeners. When they reach the privacy of their rooms, each listener puts on a headphone and lets the music take over. All begin to move...

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... for your life,” Jesus urges his listeners, his urges life,”Jesus Take. your for nothought unjust. the on and “maketh his sun to rise on the andevil on the good, and sendeth onrain the just Sermon cow on of the Mount, is not a life of zeal, or even of choice and action: accusations for God...

..., together with my guitarist husband, I got to hear him perform after hours at the Gaslight and knew him well enough to say Hi when passing on the street. Every song has its commentary, but nothing about this organization is stable, and as soon as the reader/listener thinks she has discovered a rationale...

...” and “soever” apart, cues the transformation of “embark” into “ em blem of thy ark ”—a transformation that “converts fear into hope,” a religious performance of the dance of creative language. In turn, Ricks shows us how a poem of Austin Clarke concludes by transforming “silent” into a promise to “listen...

... cards as they went through them one by one. The evening I spoke of my deep bereavement and he listened with sensitivity, insight, and an open heart. The afternoon I ranted about those people who voted for Bush against their own interests. Cliff was gruff as he...

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... definitively, either in terms of the expectations of performers or those of listeners. This is too broad a statement to be documented over many centuries in a single article, and so I shall narrow my remarks to the eighteenth century, where there is ample material to substantiate the position...

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... be recognized. The opening chapter, “Non-Acceptance of the Unfamiliar,” uses vocabulary just as blunt as Pleasants’s “slagpile,” and it blames the antimodernists’ “fossilized senses” for their failure to appreciate new music: “To listeners steeped...

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... and tumultuous family scenes, and friends pledged trembling vows of fidelity. Listeners were also readers, and many described similar tearful responses when they read the century's bestseller, Rousseau's novel Julie; or, The New Heloise . Everist, a musicologist, takes up the story of Gluck in France...

.... Beethoven Age of Mark Evan Bonds, bookhis in Thought:as tothe Music Listening Symphony inthe truth. aesthetic discovered having to time, this at regularity with made claim, tural authority. The iconic status granted these three composers grew from a new...

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..., Dia: Listen, enough, andIthinkyou’retakingtoolongwithyourwork. Nita: we arenotwe. mundane lifeinvadesus, makesitalldreams...

... by arguing them into one s own faith. Faith is, rather, a matter of grace a response to an invitation. But there is much intellectual and moral clutter that makes it impossible to hear the invitation. These steadfast Jesuits thought they could make clear to their listeners how unreasonable and ultimately...