Case Dove

reach the Hare and Hound before nightfall—and she did want that. She wanted to be well off this road with its dead trees like skeletons before dark. High above, leaves whispered and, higher, crows called; from the middle terrace, softer notes of dove-song drifted down. Shadows gathered here in the wood. Kerian shifted the broad leather strap and the weight of the leather wallet on her shoulder. The will to run like her brother gathered in heart, legs, and lungs. Under her feet a…

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Four (“Kant and the Mensch”) deals with I. Kant’s pre-critical anthropology and relates it to his concept of the enlightened Mensch. Contrary to the previous authors, however, who were concerned with an aesthetic construction of characters, in Kant’s case, the construction of anthropological types is, properly understood, theoretical, even if it relies on data gleaned from the then popular travel book literature. Proof of this is his explicit attempt to construct a concept of human race…

Aristóteles estivesse aqui pensando, no caso dos primeiros, aos pitagóricos do século V a.C que teriam acomodado sua teoria da alma ao atomismo Cf. especialmente Isnardi Parente (1971: 166s), com a qual concorda Gemelli (2007: 57). Orig.: “In this case each speck of dust was probably considered to be a soul, so that Aristotle psychén (sic) implies complications which did not exist. (…) Such a theory, since fundamentally it has nothing to do with the motes, must have been an accommodation…

human teeth. He would not grudge his pack their feast, however. The wolves were as famished as he was, gaunt and cold and hungry, and the prey … two men and a woman, a babe in arms, fleeing from defeat to death. They would have perished soon in any case, from exposure or starvation. This way was better, quicker. A mercy. “A mercy,” he said aloud. His throat was raw, but it felt good to hear a human voice, even his own. The air smelled of mold and damp, the ground was cold and hard,…

The Poet, gentle creature as he is, llath, like the Lover, his unruly times; His fits when he is neither sick nor well, Though no distress be near him but his own Unmanageable thoughts: his mind, best pleased While she as duteous as the mother dove Sits brooding lives not always to that end, But like the innocent bird, hath goadings on That drive her as in trouble through the groves; With me is now such passion, to be blamed No otherwise than as it lasts too long. [Ι.ΙΒδ^ό]^18…

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gramado. Nesse momento muito poderia ter sido dito e o silêncio ficava cada vez mais desconfortável. Ele queria falar, mas parecia haver um embargo em cada assunto. Por fim, ele se lembrou de que Elizabeth estivera viajando e discorreram sobre Matlock e Dove Dale com grande perseverança. Ainda assim, o tempo e os Gardiner se moviam lentamente – e a paciência de Darcy e suas idéias quase se esgotaram antes que a conversa a sós terminasse. Com a chegada do sr. e da sra. Gardiner, Darcy…

Deutsch, F., e Murphy, W. The Clinical Interview (2 volu­mes). International Universities Press, 1955. 38a. Dewey, J. Theory of Valuation. Vol. II, nº 4, da Interna­tional Encyclopedia of Unified Science. University of Chicago Press (sem data). 38b. Dove, W. F. “A Study of Individuality in the Nutritive Instincts,” American Naturalist, 1935, 69, 469-544. 39. Ehrenzweig, A. The Psychoanalysis of Artistic Vision and Hearing. Routledge, 1953. 40. Erikson, E. H. Childhood and Society.…

produzidos por técnicas como a fotomontagem, a colagem ou a legendagem. Essas técnicas permitem figurar a ironia através de processos como os seguintes (as designações e os exemplos são de Scott, 2004, p. 39): i) Inversão: John Heartfield, Hitler’s Dove of Peace from AIZ, 1935;22 ii) Literalização: John Heartfield, Hurrah, The Butter Is All Gone, 1935;23 iii) Hipérbole: Peter Kennard, Defended to Death, 1982;24 iv) Corrupção: Barbara Kruger, Untitled (I shop therefore I am), 1987.25…