... the historical mutations of this double concept of accident, Hamilton develops three main lines of argument: first, he insists on the "symbiotic relationship" that exists between accidental qualities and accidental events; second, he relates both categories to the notion of identity (8); third, he makes the case...

... or unhappy outcomes of accidental events. All types of accidental experience began to accrue significance as elements that could form the course of a life. Their increasing importance seemed to require interpretation, and how an individual reacted to an experience appeared to determine the eventual outcome...

... was "the awareness of the complex interrelation between accidental qualities and accidental events that had developed from Aristotelian theories" (117), but he states a few pages later that Locke's theory of the mind "brings together the double signification of accident as both quality and event" (127). These points...

... de la camaraderie litteraire: les Romantiques face aleurs contemporains. Geneva: Droz, 2008. Goldstein, Claire. Vaux and Versailles: The Appropriations, Erasures, and Accidents That Made Modern France. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2008. Gray, Floyd. La Renaissance des mots: de Jean...

... demonstrations in Paris. Future suicides Rene Crevel, Boris Poplavsky, Drieu La Rochelle, jacques Rigaut, and julien Torma participated in these shows haunted by Cravan's spirit. In 1919, jacques Vache and his two friends were found dead, officially from an accidental opium overdose. But according to his myth...

... to the bidding of the sons of Adam; in case of an accident, I kept in mind Diogenes' remark to the young wrestler: "My son, have no fear, for I am not as wicked as it."10 Diderot brings to his hypothetical "accident" all the resources of his classical erudition, from Augustine's conception of edenic sexuality...

... accidents, de maux de santé », où il avait dû subir « la fréquentation de la gent toubibique [sic], mais où il avait découvert « heureusement [. . .] dans le tas un certain nombre d individus qui savent ce qu ils font ! » et constaté avec plaisir le retour du jeune lecteur en lui: « Ce qu il y a de bien...

... epistemological limitation of its investigation to Rousseau’s own life a little further. This literary project of epistemological reduction is doubled by a scientific practice too, especially through the process of knowledgeable observation by which the parts of plants are identified. It is no accident...

... via" (7.3). When death is placed inside the woman by the act of eating, Beatrice like the Veronica, images death and life together.37 The mode follows Cavalcanti, remembering the canzone "Donna mi prega" where Amore is an accident that "d'una scuritate la qual da Marte vene" (17-18, comes from...

... Repit evokes the long overland journey made by a husband to the hospital bedside of his wife who has become ill during a holiday in Finland. In Apprendre a{inir, the narrator views the accident which has rendered her husband helpless and which gives her a new role as carer, as an opportunity to save...

... of death and of the dead (49). The prospect of nothing but "Ie large infini" before him awakens that part of him that stops him from becoming a "mannequin correct" (103). When his accident precludes further sea trips, it might be argued that suicide becomes a logical inevitability. Talk If Du silence...

... to me an additional asset, inasmuch as the writer is able to make the two idioms work in concert. Yet soon I was visited by the fear that, following some kind of accident, the French language would only betray me, become silent within me. Its silence might then become my silence because it had made its...

... d'un auteur anonyme (1731) et La Belle par accident de Cazotte (1788). Cependant l'ordre chronologique ne prend pas en compte la question essentielle du degre de probabilite de l'emprunt, c'est la raison pour laquelle, allant du degre de probabilite Ie plus faible vers Ie degre Ie plus eleve, je...

... reversal that renders their fiction accidentally reactionary. Though Vasset has of late been criticized for the “metaphysical and megalomaniacal humanistic baggage” of his “quasi-utopian” imagined communities (Armstrong 164), some might take issue with the way that the concept of degenerative realism makes...

... blondeur, Ie clair-obscur, Ie dard, la gourde, etc. "Valery's verse is full of carefully exploited trouvailles" (p. 233); "'L'Abeille' hovers [ ] over certain accidents of language" (p. 246), ecrit Hartman. Les effets mimetiques deceles sont souvent contextuels; ils sont fondes a la fois sur Ie sens...

... s’aiment et qui dure jusqu’à la mort sans pouvoir être changée par aucun des accidents qui arrivent dans la vie” (Sablé, “De l’amitié” 688). 5 True friendship, which was at the center of Sablé’s life and writings, involves sharing in the deepest sense of the word—simultaneously exchanging experiences...

... to sway to and fro, keeping time to the rhythm of her grief; the shepherd-girl is initiated to the ritual circle. The first circle around the first one to die. (123) Savage death is not only the death caused by the other in war, nor is it only accidental death: it also includes suicide, meaning the desire...

... championing a translation whose principal virtue is the accident of priority in time and experience. To return to the particular case of Boccaccio's Decameron, whether this first encounter happens to be with the translation by John Payne (1886), J. M. Rigg (1903), Richard Aldington (1930), Frances Winwar...

... of the dead. In the manner of the Ernesto Cardenal of"Marilyn," she mingles the assassinated with the "naturally" dead, of disease, accident, suicide. As in all her work, she transforms the wisdom song, reminding us of African writers such as the stories and poems of the Ghanaian Ama Ata Aidoo. She comes out...

..., jouant des accidents materiels affectant la pellicule du film (celle-ci se cassant ou se bloquant, dans Ie roman et dans Ie film), il brise « la plus importante des continuites existant au cinema: Ie mouvement » (p.86). Enfin, Ie chapitre se clot par un developpement sur l' « image-mouvement » et l...