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...r instance, a 9 distinguished essay-writer and art critic, member of a few academies, that disagreed “the absurd” of Ionesco and, of course, his ... ...The orality of the style, form of protest against the mannerism pushed until “academism” of the classic and modern literature- is detectable everywh...

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...ted by the teachings of Favorinus there. Although Favorinus was known as an Academician, the title of his principal work was ην ὺο θηινζνθνπκέλνπο α... ...he Stoics; those which deny the possibility of finding it, like that of the Academicians; and those that still seek it, like the Sceptical School. T... ...e that still seek it, like the Sceptical School. The accusation against the Academicians, that they denied the possibility of finding the truth, was... ...III. 191. After defining the three kinds of philosophy as the Dogmatic, the Academic and the Sceptic, Sextus reminds his hearers that he does not sp... ...d the fact that the true spirit of Pyrrhonism was of earlier origin than the Academic Scepsis. CHAPTER V. Critical Examination of Pyrrhonism. ... ...rho is gained from Aristocles, Sextus Empiricus, and Diogenes, and from the Academic traditions given by Cicero. Diogenes gives us details of his lif... ...ent of the school, stands in marked contrast to the dialectic spirit of the Academic Scepsis. The empiricism of the school is shown in its scientific... ...ace throughout the evolution of doubt, as shown to us in Pyrrhonism, and in Academic Scepticism, the different results which followed the difference... ...oll Op. cit. p. 36. [2] Hyp. I. 232. The history of Pyrrhonism and that of Academic Scepticism were for a time contemporaneous. The immediate follo...

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...nough to work in the only “Center for the Study of the Public Domain” in the academic world. I owe the biggest debt of grat- itude to my colleague Jen... ...he information commons at the very moment in history when we need them most. Academic articles and clever legal briefs cannot solve this problem alone... ...ying to write about complicated issues, some of which have been neglected by academic scholarship, while others have been catalogued in detail. I want... ...dangerous goal. You have never heard true condescension until you have heard academics pronounce the word “popularizer.” They say it as Isadora Duncan... ...destroy the incentives neces- sary to produce the next beach novel, the next academic monograph, the next teen band CD, the next hundred-million-dolla... ...r. And it does this all with humor, without jargon, and in rhyming couplets. Academics should take note. Like most criticisms of the enclosure movemen... ...n from doing research unless that re- search had no conceivable practical or academic worth—in other words that even in academia, in a project with no... ...tless. 43 Why have an ex- emption at all, in that case? I would have told an academic cryptography researcher that he need not fear legal threats from... ...y see rampant piracy as a reality and the threat to fair use as some kind of academic hypothetical rarely encountered in reality. What’s more, many of...

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... mid-ranking officials and graduates of training schools, law schools, and military academies. The most important economic policies in the past fou... ...Iraqi government, the legislation languished in acrimony. The debt question is not academic. As the London Times observes: "As things stand, no one...

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... 32 —―Right. So because of an early lack of power in our infancy and childhood we spend our lives seeking it--in success in sports and academ... ...different cities and countries. That way each is an expert in a geographical area that the others don‘t know. Those who can‘t find success in academ... ...idiot for a son.‘ American president Woodrow Wilson, who had also been the president of Princeton University, was dyslexic. Thomas Edison had academ... ...ge to overcome their physical limitations. It is generally harder to overcome our mental and emotional inferiorities. We may not shine in the academ... ... seen as vehicles for the drive for power. It had forced them to achieve in business, to become the money winners, and to work at the highest academ... ...to go right to work out of high school, rather than going to college, may denigrate college because it would put their children ahead of them academ... ...t home, but it is the school‘s job to make this happen. This is done in the social areas of the curriculum. Our curriculum extends beyond the academ... ...the curriculum. Our curriculum extends beyond the academics. Here we have learned much from your American education, but we have not left the academ... ... high and low level 125 education that you have. Your exclusive private academ...

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...e.” Bobby and Sammie were the same age. They’d grown up together, attended various academies together. “You get along okay?” Bobby shifted in his...

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... a deformed young man, or a beautifull old man?' For even the picture the Academie makes of it, will not (as I suppose) disavowe mee, to say thus in... ...now in the one and now in the other sect; ever holding himselfe under the Academies doubtfulnesse. Dicendum est, sed ita ut nihil affirmem; quæram o... ...certaine knowledges have treated of them; Clitomachus, Carneades, and the Academikes have despaired the finding of it, and judged that truth could n... ...iall unto our life. The boldest sects, both Epicurean, Pirrhonian and new Academike, when they have cast their accompt are compelled to stoope to th... ...y in this point) are enforced to cast themselves under the shelter of the Academikes wings. No man knowes what Aristotle hath established upon this ... ...ll to distinguish them, nor whereby to chose the truth from falshood. The Academikes received some inclination of judgment and found it over raw, to... ... Pyrrhonians advise is more hardy, and therewithall more likely. For this Academicall inclination, and this propension rather to one then another pro... ...clothed with other robes, and shrouded under other vestures for the use of Academicall schooles. God send them well to speed; but were I of the trade... ...id ever hold this exercise in high honor and reputation, namely, in their Academies. And at this day the Italians doe yet keepe a kinde of forme and...

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...en. For hundreds of years: they have sent them away to expensive schools and academies, to be taught and trained and raised by other upwardly mobil...

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...e some of the democratic instincts, though not as many as they think. But an Academician must sit on his hostess’ right, unless there is a Duke or an ... ...uileries or pull down the Vendˆ ome column weighs the relative claims of two Academi cians (always a bad stumbling block) as carefully as a duchess o... ...erved for nearly three hundred years by the so called “Forty Immortals,” the Academicians who throne under the famous cupola. The Academy has never sh... ...rity, almost too eager for its recognition; and, though the fact of being an Academi cian gives social importance, it would be absurd to pretend that...

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...and afforded thereby much amusement to the King. A Chair was vacant at the Academic Francaise. The King wished it to be given to M. de Noyon, and ex- ... ...to see them at the reception. Thus M. de Noyon was the first member of the Academia chosen by the King, and the first at whose reception he had taken ... ...ourtiers to attend. The Abbe de Caumartin was at that time Director of the Academie. He knew the vanity of M. de Noyon, and deter- mined to divert the... ...imon and felt quite bold enough to deliver his harangue. The day came. The Academie was crowded. The King and the Court were there, all expecting to b... ...ng down such a trifle, if this same Arouet, having become a great poet and academi- cian under the name of V oltaire, had not also become—after 710 S... ...int-Honore, in Paris, where he was interred some days af- ter. Each of the academies of which he was a member had a service performed for him (at whic...

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...; it is the Republic’s, which de- puted David* to devise a uniform for the Academicians.” “Indeed?” said Monte Cristo; “so this gentleman is an Academ... ...millionaire does not last for life, like that of baron, peer of France, or Academi- cian; for example, the millionaires Franck & Poulmann, of Frank- ...

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...tle boys” one whose coat was adorned with the red ribbon displayed by the “Academicians” of Vendome. These Academicians enjoyed distinguished privileg... ...ngs annually, at which we were all present to hear their elucubrations. An Academician was a great man in embryo. And if every V endome scholar would ... ...me scholar would speak the truth, he would confess that, in later life, an Academician of the great French Academy seemed to him far less remarkable t... ...one of that illustrious body before attaining to the second class, for the Academicians were ex- pected to hold public meetings every Thursday during ... ...s, I think, the masterpiece of this unknown Society. In the fourth, and an Academician! This boy of fourteen, a poet already, the protege of Madame de... ...im of the Col- lege de France. When I first arrived, I went to hear an old Academician who taught five hundred youths that Corneille was a haughty and... ...tual world; but it has been ruined lately by its subdivision into separate academies. So human science marches on, without a guide, without a system,...

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...n in their pro- fession always do. The two famous professors conduct their academies on very opposite principles. Baroski writes ballet music; Thrum, ... ...emselves members of the world of fashion. Instead of inviting twelve Royal Academicians, or a dozen authors, or a dozen men of science to dinner, as h...

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...irst “leaders” in that highly respectable sheet, which like the provincial academies that Voltaire compared to a well-bred miss, was never talked abou...

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...e Compiler of these pages beheld him no more. *Gukguk is unhappily only an academical-beer. In such scenes has it been our lot to live with this Philo... ...o often the manner of treating it betokens in the Au- thor a rusticity and academic seclusion, unblamable, in- deed inevitable in a German, but fatal ... ...hich play such a part in this Philosophy of Clothes? Over his Gymnasic and Academic years the Professor by no means lingers so lyrical and joyful as o... ...at they can read here a line and there a line. As for your Institutes, and Academies of Science, they strive bravely; and, from amid the thick-crowded...

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...n was as strong as ever, only, in- stead of persecuting as heretofore, the Academies of Medi- cine and of Sciences rang with laughter as they classed ...

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...to be fettled an inch an’ a half shorter. But they may talk o’ theer Royal Academies as they like. I niver seed a bit o’ animal paintin’ to beat t’ co...

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...nd; who actually does leave a disconsolate family to mourn his loss; so in academies of the male and female sex it occurs every now and then that the ...

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...e- nians, and also the Romans, kept this exercise in great honour in their academies; the Italians retain some traces of it to this day, to their grea... ...re none the less fools. [So Hobbes said that if he had read as much as the academical pedants he should have known as little.] I love and honour knowl... ...er foot throughout: we have confounded it with artificial traces; and that academic and peripatetic good, which is “to live according to it,” becomes ...

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...moving till the stone fell; when it had fallen he went away as happy as an academician at the fall of a romantic drama. Veritable supernumeraries of t... ...ccasion. “That young Felix Phellion,” he now remarked, “is pre- cisely the academical man of our day; the product of knowl- edge which sends God to th... ...terrupted, with the frankness of speech you know I always use; “I execrate academies; they are stiflers, extinguishers, assemblages of sloths, idlers,...

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... toms of the valleys to the most rugged and intricate passes of the hills. Academies and minor edifices of learning meet the eye of the stranger at ev...

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...in its maw. But though a miracle of this kind might have engaged all the Academies des Sciences in Europe, and perhaps in a fruit less inquiry; yet...

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... their children, meeting for study at the same schools, colleges, military academies, &c.; by what furious forgetfulness of the realities belonging to... ...n the ridiculous, there was an indulgent feeling to a young man fresh from academic bowers, which would not have protected a mature man of the world. ... ...mic functions the teaching was resigned to the professional phi- losophers—academic, peripatetic, stoic, etc. By religion it was utterly ignored. The ... ...unding such sys- tems of aliment for poor students otherwise excluded from academic advantages. Evidently he was unaware that they had existed for cen... ...on in Scotland had allowed any opening for the foundation of col- leges or academic life. Scottish bursaries, or exhibitions (a term which Shakspeare ... ...he had ever “been to Oxford,” as a colloquial expression for having had an academic education, he replied, “No: but he had twice been to Abingdon:” Ab... ...t during 97 Thomas de Quincey the period of my nominal attachment to this academic body, the remoter parts of my future life would unfold before me. ... ...iversity almost everywhere else? It announces little more, as respects the academic buildings, than that here is to be found the place of rendezvous—t... ...ts a state sanction, or the aid of national funds. Next, however, comes an academic library, sometimes a good one; and here commences a real use in gi...

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... by Cyprus or by Gaeta—as a certain poet, God forgive him, said—but by the Academies of Athens, if they still 113 Cervantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. flour...

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...and it is by no means astonishing that not 268 The Confessions one of the academicians should have thought of it. But what creates much surprise is, ... ...equent visits to the literati appointed to examine my system and the other academicians gave me an opportunity of becoming acquainted with the most di... ...s rendered them to such a degree insupportable, that I ceased visiting the academicians and other men of letters, with whom I had cultivated an acquai... ...t obtain it; well convinced it was not for productions of this nature that academies were founded. This excursion and this occupation enlivened my spi... ...ure after my own heart, and of which I tasted in all its purity. Palissot, academician of Nancy , known by a few dramatic compositions, had just had o...

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...rst words written on the parchment found in the leaden box were these: THE ACADEMICIANS OF ARGAMASILLA, A VILLAGE OF LA MANCHA, ON THE LIFE AND DEATH ... ...THE LIFE AND DEATH OF DON QUIXOTE OF LA MANCHA, HOC SCRIPSERUNT MONICONGO, ACADEMICIAN OF ARGAMASILLA, ON THE TOMB OF DON QUIXOTE EPITAPH The scatterb... ...is cold stone, doth he lie. 397 Cervantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. Paniaguado, academician of Argamasilla, in laudem Dulcineae del Toboso SONNET She, whos... ...nalty, And left the marble to preserve his name. Caprichoso, a most acute academician of Argamasilla, in praise of Rocinante, steed of Don Quixote of... ...inante, The reputation they have won is scanty. 398 Don Quixote Buriador, academician of Argamasilia, on Sancho Panza SONNET The worthy Sancho Panza... ...art’s desire, In shadows, dreams, and smoke ye always end. Cachidiablo, academician of Argamasilia, on the tomb of Don Quixote EPITAPH The knight l... ...Was not in the esquire trade. 399 Cervantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. Tiquitoc, academician of Argamasilia,on the tomb of Dulcinea del Toboso EPITAPH Here ... ... by Cyprus or by Gaeta—as a certain poet, God forgive him, said—but by the Academies of Athens, if they still flourished, and by those that flourish n...

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...TERS .................... 92 LETTER XXIV .—ON THE ROY AL SOCIETY AND OTHER ACADEMIES ...................................................... 96 4 Lett... ...ng- sters made bishops or colonels immediately upon their laying aside the academical gown; and besides most of the clergy are 22 Letters on England ... ...complete system of physics; but now all the T ransac- tions of the several academies in Europe put together do not form so much as the beginning of a ... ... it is a very difficult task to translate his fine verses. All your junior academical sophs, who set up for censors of the eminent writers, compile wh... ...tune. Mr. Addison in France would have been elected a member of one of the academies, and, by the credit of some women, might have obtained a yearly p... ...re, &c. 96 Letters on England LETTER XXIV.—ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY AND OTHER ACADEMIES T HE ENGLISH had an Academy of Sciences many years before us, but... ...of his fellow members. A genius like that of Sir Isaac belonged to all the academies in the world, because all had a thousand things to learn of him. ... ...s; whereas Chapelain, Colletet, Cassaigne, Faret, Perrin, Cotin, our first academicians, were a disgrace to their country; and so much ridicule is now... ...themselves occupations of a quite different kind from those with which our academicians amuse themselves. A wit of this country asked me for the memoi...

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...eir buildings, their rich endowments, and copious libraries, excel all the academies in the Christian world. We shall add a little of the academies th... ...er an incredible profi- ciency in all the spheres of learning, he left the academical for that of the Court, whither he came by his uncle’s invitation... .... 88 who begat him, the tutorship of the times and court, which were then academies of Art and Cunning. For such was the Queen’s condition, from the ...

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...vogel, said several; meaning thereby that, one 2 Gukguk is unhappily only an academical beer. 12 SARTOR RESARTUS day, he would probably be hanged for... ..., too often the manner of treating it betokens in the Author a rusticity and academic seclusion, unblamable, indeed inevitable in a German, but fatal ... ... which play such a part in this Philosophy of Clothes? Over his Gymnasic and Academic years the Professor by no means lingers so lyrical and joyful as... ...that they can read here a line and there a line. As for your Institutes, and Academies of Science, they strive bravely; and, from amid the thick crowd...

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...hooling of grown people by public business as of the schooling of youth in academies and colleges. A government which attempts to do every thing is ap...

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...t Miss Martin possessed. CHAPTER IX—THE DANCING ACADEMY OF ALL THE DANCING ACADEMIES that ever were established, there never was one more popular in i...

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...of that solemn tomfoolery, were “taught” by the arithmetic teachers in the academies of the eighteenth century, because they are utterly ignorant, and... ...en rather well treated by poets and artists (for the most part dead and of Academic standing) they regard as Nature, and all the rest of the world, mo... ...terribly shy of a pen. They will revere the dead Great and respect the new Academic, read the living quack, miss and neglect the living promise, and b... ...y rulers, is one that presses on all thoughtful men, and is by no means an academic question needed to round off this New Republican theory. The neces...

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...the tendency to isolate intellectual matters till knowledge is scholastic, academic, and professionally technical, and for the widespread conviction t... ...play or work) will be those most likely to escape the alterna- tives of an academic and aloof knowledge and a hard, narrow, and merely “practical” pra... ...owledge have always retained the connection with ability in action lost by academic philosophies. Ken and can are allied words. Attention means caring... ...ows itself in the subject matter of active occupations quite as well as in academic book learning. That such material will con- trol the pupil’s opera... ...t when literacy supervenes, mere bookishness, what is popularly termed the academic, too often comes with it. In colloquial speech, the phrase a “real... ...d be dismissed as an illustration of the lack of sympathy or the amount of academic pedantry which may coexist with extraordinary intellectual gifts. ... ...or effective teaching of the languages were well developed; the inertia of academic custom was on their side. Just as the new interest in literature, ... ...cally competent worked in pri- vate laboratories and through the medium of academies which promoted research, but which were not organized as teaching... ...rry over. The proverbial sepa- ration of town and gown, the cultivation of academic seclusion, operate in this direction. So does such adher- ence to ...

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...e res angusta domi prevented him from hav- ing the advantage of a complete academical education. The friend to whom he had trusted for support had dec... ...an, while other countries had thought such undertakings fit only for whole academies. Vast as his powers were, I cannot but think that his imagination... ...ur compliments upon that great work with complacency, and told us that the Academia della Crusca could scarcely be- lieve that it was done by one man.... ...this time surprised Johnson with a spontane- ous compliment of the highest academical honours, by creating him Doctor of Laws. He appears this year to... ... in order to get from him what particulars he could recollect of Johnson’s academical life. He now obligingly gave me part of that authentick informat... ...ly as a scholar. We do not allow our fellows to marry, because we consider academical institutions as preparatory to a settlement in the world. It is ...

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