950 resultados para Channing, William Ellery, 1780-1842


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Essays: i. The doctrine of temperaments, 1824. ii. Ennui, 1830. iii. The ruling passion in death, 1833.--Studies in German literature, 1824 and following years: i. General characteristics. ii. The revival of German literature. iii. Men of science and learning. iv. The age of Schiller and Goethe. v. Translations, 1818-1824.--Studies in history: i. Economy of Athens, 1831. ii. Decline of the Roman people, 1834. iii. Russia, 1829.--Occasional addresses: i. A word on Calvin the reformer, Oct. 1834. ii. The office of the people in art, government and religion, 1835. iii. In memory of Wm. Ellery Channing, 1842. iv. Oration commemorative of Andrew Jackson, 1845. v. The necessity, the reality, and the promise of the progress of the human race, 1854.

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"Ce modests travail ... n'aurait pas pu réussir sans la fidèle collaboration de notre savant ami, m.J.-J. Vetter, de Schaffhouse."--p.6.

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This introduction examines sixteen authors who have contributed to New Voices, New Visions: Challenging Australian Identities and Legacies. The editors explain that the authors draw on ideas, concepts, and theories about nation, identity, space, place,and power in order to rethink stories or reread large-scale and everyday media, private, or public events in new ways. In many cases, the authors are promoting debate on topics where a single viewpoint currently predominates. These authors are introducing to readers new visions and new voices about Australian society and the Australian identity. The editors also draw on the many books about Captain/Governor William Bligh to exemplify how history is constantly being reinterpreted, with new information aiding the reader’s understanding.