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...Ananyo Basu 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Ananyo Basu Torts in India: Dharmic Resignation, Colonial Subjugation, or ‘‘Underdevelopment Tort is the area of law...

... by U.S. Constitutionalism, and in Basu’s, the ethical and sociopolitical preconditions of the development of tort law in India. Tseng 2002.4.30 14:23 Introduction 857...

... : Monthly Review . Tort Michel . 2000 . “Quelques consequences de la différence psychanalytique des sexes” (“Some Consequences of the Psychoanalytic Difference of the Sexes”) . Les Temps Modernes , no. 609 : 176 – 215 . Christine Delphy Preface: Critique of Naturalizing Reason...

...Frances Acomb The Faith of Reason: The Idea of Progress in the French Enlightenment . By Frankel Charles . New York : King’s Crown Press , 1948 . Pp. 165 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 154 The South Atlantic Quarterly torted in tradition...

... with a group of figures who have faded into obscurity but who once glittered briefly and obscurely in a vigorous pattern of literary-political thought that has become rather dis­ 154 The South Atlantic Quarterly torted in tradition. The scholarship with which they are presented is thorough and reliable...

... tort law, a subject which until now eluded the at­ tention of most students of Soviet affairs. His contribution is followed by an article dealing with another vital problem of Soviet economic and social order the distribution of consumer goods in the Soviet Union, by Zigurds L. Zile. The book ends...

... widespread hookworm. A prominent Methodist bishop, the mayor of South Carolina s holy city of Charleston, and many others joined in angry attacks on the defamers of the South who allegedly exag­ gerated the prevalence and significance of hookworm. Mr. Poe re­ torted splendidly: It is high time, anyhow...

... on the defamers of the South who allegedly exag­ gerated the prevalence and significance of hookworm. Mr. Poe re­ torted splendidly: It is high time, anyhow, for the South to get over this morbid and babyish sensitiveness about the publication of every statistical fact that doesn t please our passing fancy...

... an interesting and a very useful study of the Soviet tort law, a subject which until now eluded the at­ tention of most students of Soviet affairs. His contribution is followed by an article dealing with another vital problem of Soviet economic and social order the distribution of consumer goods in the Soviet...

... Contents of Volume 100 Ahearne, Jeremy, Questions of Cultural Policy in the Thought of Michel de Certeau Basu, Ananyo, Torts in India: Dharmic Resignation, Colonial Subjugation...

... of its citations of letters and other manuscript material, deliberately dis­ torted and emasculated. Several subsequent biographies, at least two of which may be regarded as scholarly, and numerous articles have illumined one or another phase of his life or work. Especially within the last two decades...

... and knowledge that pass understanding and already feels himself the spiritual brother of God. Doubtless I do injustice to Mr. Miller s analysis in at­ tempting to pinpoint particular faults. I do feel, however, that to impose so definite a pattern upon Song of Myself is to incur the liability of dis­ torting...

... writer on Japan has recorded that all the moving pictures which have failed to pass our censors are shipped to Japan, China, and India, and give to the people there a dis­ torted idea of American life and ideals. We know, of course, that the movies do not reflect either even those which have passed...

... in the manner of the familysponsored memorials of that era, but incomplete, inaccurate, and, in many of its citations of letters and other manuscript material, deliberately dis­ torted and emasculated. Several subsequent biographies, at least two of which may be regarded as scholarly, and numerous articles have...

... have varied much if dis­ torting tendencies of thought had not appeared? Could it not be argued that in postwar humiliation and unemployment, Germany, like Italy, would in any case have had an aggressive dictator, although ideas have a daemonic atmosphere? Other considerations also promote perplexity...

... even farther. The cafe appears to stand as the symbol of France and all things French; that is the unconsciously implied symbolism of the completion of the rime by frangais. Perhaps it is not too fanciful to see in the dis­ tortion of that final vowel something rather symbolical of the dis­ torted...

... repression in some directions, and unnatural stimulation in others. So, solemnly, It may be asserted without scruple, that no other class of dependents have had their character so entirely dis­ torted from its natural proportions by their relations with their masters. . . . To reason that it was not women...

... to the decedent; and that violation of that right is a tort Steagall v. Doctors Hospital, F. d 6607 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / Fall 2001 100:4 / sheet 168 of 226  Kenneth V. Iserson, Death to Dust: What Happens to Dead Bodies? (Tucson, AZ: Galen...

... like a song in a revolution and what happened then, why, he was robbed, exploited, fleeced, pulled about, con­ torted by the imitators and judged by the critics {New York Call, February 8, 1915). Finally, mention must be made of Henry Mc­ Bride, one of the few progressive critics in the period between...

..., by the very popu­ larity which Coca-Cola had gained for its name; for it had dissemi­ nated the suffix cola for a new distinctively flavored beverage. The Restatement of the Lem: of Torts provided that in case any specific trademark becomes incorporated into the language as the usual generic name...