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...Adélékè Adéẹ̀kọ́ Copyright © 2013 Regents of the University of Colorado 2013 T he S pell T hat Fails Lacks an Essen tial T e r m : Poetry, A n im is m , and Ideo pho nes ADÉLÉKÈ ADÉÈKÓ "w hat tim e cannot measure of m ovem ent is its anim ation, its vitality" Caroline Rooney African...

... isJulian, who has hitherto lacked practicality but seems capable of at­ taining it. H e cannot be all bad if Fenella has loved him for generous feelings, am ong which sensitivity and kindness seem param ount. One senses that Julian, whose heroics have failed so often, will understand his indebtedness...

... sources in Halilname . First, the Ottoman state did not have a canonized orthodox Islamic system until Süleyman I (r. 1520–66), and this lack of canonization gave Islamic mystics greater liberty to say what they wanted. Second, a zeitgeist of religious syncretism drew inspiration from the mysticism...

.... These writings operate in disparate modes and genres, do not always fit neatly within traditional understandings of “literature,” and are frequently fragmentary or incomplete—what the essay terms “archival excess,” which runs counter to the perceived lack of US Latinx literary and cultural production...

... in Florida visiting family. Going for a short walk, I passed the car­ cass of a crow swarm ing w ith small flies.There was som ething so repugnant about this par­ ticular dead animal that, although oddly aware o f its lack o f any sort of odor, I was, nonetheless, overcome by a strong, debilitating nausea...

... be abused because they lack essential m eaning. Bogmail warns us to be wary of such linguistic abuse through depicting the dangers of argum ent by credibility. A ccording to Edward P. J. Corbett, Rhetoric is the art or the discipline that deals with the use of discourse, either spo­ ken or written...

... to their “paperless” legal status became a shorthand for their precarity, and the sans-papiers movement thus made the lack of identity papers a defining attribute of France’s immigrants. Even as the term undocumented migrant has become the preferred substitute for illegal alien in US parlance, it bears noting...

... hoped: a new president, Franklin Pierce, was in office and attention was turning towards the domes­ tic problem s that would eventually result in the Civil War; furtherm ore, m any members of the press, when they finally gave com m ent on the treaty of Kanagawa, criticized its lack of trade rig hts...

... Angeles. W hat the film lacks in the band's cheeky transgression it compensates for in earnestness, asserting the truth value of its emotional content: this is how it m ust feel to not be at home in one's skin, to speak, dress, and culturally perform a transgender identity prior to surgery in the fullest...

.... These texts, Jones argues, are concerned with the social conduct of the individual viewed as a private citizen lacking in public capacities and expectations rath er than the public body as a w hole (114); they are adapted to the purposes o f com m ercial society, and they are capable of effecting its...

... e ra b ility o f b la ck lives in th e U .S ., p a rt o f th e lived, e m b o d ie d e x p e rie n c e o f ra cism w h ic h th e B lack Lives M a tte r m o v e m e n t p o w e rfu lly c ritiq u e s . "B la c k L ive s M a tte r is an id e o lo g ic a l and p o litic a l in te rv e n tio n in a w o...

..., Jews generally lacked the capacity and the ability to benefit from the oppression of Gentiles. The polemical, anti-Christian and anti-Muslim dimensions of Kabbalah were part of a strategy for reinforcing notions of the meaning, power, and relevance of Judaism for Jews. Consider, for example...

... w o rd "s p a c e " c a s ts s a fe ty in g e o ­ g ra p h ic te rm s w ith th e im p lic a tio n th a t a fe e lin g o f s e c u rity o n ly has m e a n in g a t all in re la tio n sh ip to da nger or a lack o f sa fe ty . S econd, due to th e w a ys th a t va rio u s he gem o nic in s titu tio n s...

... this to paper, except for the suspi­ cion that he was feeling as callous (21) as he lets on? Judging by his own reactions to these sentiments, we can discount the possibility that he wrote this to impress. In the letter, Thomas appears to be taken aback by what this lack of sympathy says about him. He...

... and social relationships, it som ehow asserts individual choice. His "passive resistance'' is a paradox: a kind o f madness that, in its very lack o f m otive, exasperates the narrator and his colleagues, negating hegem onic im peratives.2 The law yer's obsession w ith the enigm atic Bartleby is a m etonym...

... of the theory of hegemony to the contrast between Bartieby and the lawyer (either looking at the head of Cicero and the wall or not) reveals that Bartieby sees the operating principles of the lawyer s world while the lawyer does not. Therefore, the lawyer is only capable of investigating Bartleby s lack...

... encompass any of these meanings; most probably the youth, like the boat, is w ithout a ru d d er or a helm sm an. However, m edi­ eval mariners did use the stars for guidance of their ships; m edi­ eval philosophers taught that stars influenced hum an destiny. Therefore the lack which both ship and youth...

... about ecophobia where it occurs is necessary and important work. In The Ecophobia Hypothesis , I write about ecophobia as follows: The ecophobic condition exists on a spectrum and can embody fear, contempt, indifference, or lack of mindfulness (or some combination of these) toward the natural...

... f the tem ple.3The passage's experimentation w ith m ateriality subtly encourages thought about the ultim ate lack o f broadscale agency available toTheseus, an issue raised early in the tale and engaged significantly throughout. The tale's attention to the craftedness of things w hether material...