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...Harriet F. Adams Copyright © 2000 Regents of the University of Colorado 2000 62 English Language Notes ROUGH JUSTICE: PREMATURITY AND CHILD-MURDER IN GEORGE ELIO T S ADAM BEDE If twentieth-century readers of Adam Bede (1859) tend to miss the signs o f 17-year-old H etty Sorrell s pregnancy...

...Amber Meadow Adams Abstract Kanyen’keha and Onoñda’gega’ versions of the Haudenosaunee story of Earth’s creation transcribed in the late 1880s by J. N. B. Hewitt contain ethnobotanical detail not present in many other recorded versions of the story. They also, especially the version told...

... Adamson and Michael Davis (New York and London: Routledge 2017), 1-17. 2 These collectio ns include Gaard, Greta, et al., eds. Interna tiona l Perspectives in Fem inist E cocriticism : International Perspectives in Fem inist Ecocriticism (New York and London: Routlege Press, 2014); Joni Adam son and Kim...

...Adam Bargroff Copyright © 2014 Regents of the University of Colorado 2014 I DON T M IN D AT A L L : THE CASE OF Ba r tle b y in Ir e la n d A dam bar g r o ff Herman M elville's scrivener Bartleby is a figure of m ystery whose a u th o rity is m ani­ fest but indecipherable. Sim...

...Adam Lowenstein Abstract This essay analyzes how George A. Romero, in his underrated psychological vampire film Martin , translates individual trauma (slow, process-based, unrecognized) into collective trauma (sudden, event-based, recognized) through a vocabulary of horror. The language of trauma...

...Adam Bradley Abstract Marcia Douglas navigates between the oral and the written, exploring the multiple implications of the Rastafari I&I. Charting the emergence of the Rasta I from its roots in resistance, Douglas calls it a “fortified I,” where “[i]n the language of Rastafari, the I collides...

...Adam Johns Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Colorado 2009 Octavia B u tler and the A rt of p s e u d o s c ie n c e A dam J o h n s A rt and pseudoscience have an inner connection: both are understood as much by what they are not as by what they are. The inner truth...

...Adam Sitze Copyright © 2010 Regents of the University of Colorado 2010 N omos as a P roblem fo r D isciplinary R eason A dam S itze One can speak of nomos only to say that one cannot say anything about it. Arturo Leyte, 2005 Is there such a thing as a common space from which the force of law...

...Adam Rovner Copyright © 2012 Regents of the University of Colorado 2012 A n In t e r v ie w w it h Nathan E nglander A dam Ro vner N athan Englander is an award-winning and critically acclaimed author, playwright, and translator. He has published tw o volum es of short fiction, For the Relief...

... with the doctrine of predestination. Works Cited Anderson Gary . “ The Exaltation of Adam and the Fall of Satan .” Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy , no. 6 ( 1997 ): 105 – 34 . al-Ashʿarī Abū ʾl-Hasan ʿAlī b. Ismāʿīl . Al-Maqālāt al-islāmiyyīn wa-khtilāf al-muṣallīn ( The Teachings...

... ith vows . . . Paradise Lost, 11.477-931 No specific source has been identified for the hospital scene Michael reveals to fallen Adam, though several similar descrip­ tions of disease and suffering have been adduced to this pas­ sage.2 In The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying (1651), however, Jerem y...

... every living thing th at moveth upon the earth . 10 N ot surprisingly, then, Joplin finds M ilton s recounting o f Gen­ esis equally environm entally troubling: In Book VII when Raphael relates the creation story to Adam, m an is the masterw ork who is to Govern, ru le, and su b d u e n atu re...

... articles. M y paper on M aud is the only critical one that I have seen fo r many m onths.The others are all narratives abridged from the books reviewed."7 Dallas sim ilarly disliked the long extract, though he used plenty of short ones; in his review o f Adam Bede he notes that "[w ]e m ight quote a long...

... of the apos­ trophe at the novel s close (291.153). O ftentim es, he places exceeding im portance upon these instances of physical contact, such as early in his sentim ental journey, when M adame de L proffers her hand for Yorick: [A] guarded frankness with which she gave me h e r h an d , shewed, I thought, h...

... vision. Copyright © 2018 Regents of the University of Colorado 2018 Kabbalah mysticism Torah Judaism The end is embedded in the beginning and the beginning in the end. —Sefer Yetzirah 1:7 ▪ ▪ ▪ He drove out Adam and placed the keruvim at the east of the Garden of Eden...

... relationships and th at cer­ tain of Fuller s strongest ideas of m arriage seem to have been adopted directly from M ilton s divorce tracts and his account of Adam and Eve in Paradise Lost. I will use three of Fuller s texts: Woman in the Nineteenth Cen­ tury, h e r Tribune review o f R. W. Griswold s 1845...

... readership was far more mature, far wiser than any­ one suspected." And so, "w e began to touch upon real issues, real problems that confront this woebegone world of ours."4 DC came to a sim ilar conclusion, and in an effort to shake up its stagnating line, hired young artists and w riters like Neal Adams...

... and to "change" the natural w orld around them, the w ill of hum ankind and its affectation pre­ cedes even the w ill of God. This is not due to some divine shortcom ing but rather the dig­ nity w ith which humankind was first created prior to Adam's fall from paradise (Q 95:4-5). Their dignity is reclaimed...

..., and they leave a body of work that will stand for generations of Indigenous studies scholars to follow and expand on. Amber Meadow Adams’s “Yotsi’tishon and the Language of the Seed in the Haudenosaunee Story of Earth’s Creation” invites us to consider the creation story as recounted by John Arthur Gibson...

... ask (req u ire)4m en and women to wander?5The need to work h ard to earn daily bread was p art of the punishm ent visited upon Adam, Eve and their descendants following the Fall6but why should wandering also be consid­ ered an appropriate or necessary activity? T he reason, I sug­ gest, is also linked...