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Eric Singer: Road Warrior
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Romantic Triangles
Romantic Triangles: Author-Publisher-Reader Relations in Early Nineteenth Century British Literary Magazines: with particular reference to the Familiar Essays of Charles Lamb, William Hazlitt, and Thomas De Quincey by Christopher J. Skelton-Foord B.A.(Cantab.), M.Litt. (Aberdeen) A Master's Dissertation, submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Master of Arts Degree of the Loughborough University of Technology September 1992 Supervisor: Diana Dixon B.A., M.Phil.(Leicester), Dip.Lib.(London), A.L.A. Departme·nt of Information and Library Studies '. @ C. J. Skelton-Foord, 1992 - iii - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am glad to acknowledge my debt to my research supervisor, Diana Dixon, for advice and friendly guidance which have helped to ensure that writing my dissertation remained challenging and enjoyable. I am grateful to the staff of the British Library Document Supply Centre; Manchester Central Library; and the University Li braries of Aberdeen, Cambridge, Leicester, Loughborough, Manchester, Nottingham, and Staffordshire (especially its Assistant Humanities Librarian, Cathryn Donley) for their courtesy in making available to me their collections. Special thanks go to Mrs Hilary Dyer and Professor John Feather for their kind assistance at Loughborough, to Brandon High and John Urquhart for their encouragement and example, and to the School of English Studies, Journalism and Philosophy at the University of Wales College of Cardiff, whose award of a Corvey Senior Studentship in Bibliography from October 1992 provided me with the reassuring focus of knowing that my research into the production and reception of literature in the Romantic a~e could progress a stage further. -
Turner Shines in Tunisia
JMJC Newsletter Issue 24 Turner Shines in Tunisia Tunis, Tunisia - Alex Turner (23) from the Jason Morris Judo Center took fifth place in 73kg at the African World Cup on the International Judo Federation's world tour January 14, 2017. Turner raised his world ranking to a career high #85 up fourteen spots with this result. Turner lost by the slimmest of margins in the bronze medal bout to Martin Hojak (Slovenia) in an exciting battle. Alex's JMJC teammate, Quentin Cook (18) had a strong performance as well taking 7th at 66kg. Cook who is a senior at Burnt Hills High School, improved his world ranking an impressive 63 spots up to #162. "This is a fantastic start to the season for Alex & Quentin" commented their coach, Jason Morris. "Their hard preparation is paying off" Morris continued. Quentin Cook & Alex Turner 1 JMJC Newsletter Issue 24 Michaelson’s On Top In NJ North Bergen, NJ - Alexa (14) & Tyler (15) Michaelson led the way for the Jason Morris Judo Center at the New Jersey State Championships, Sunday, January 29, 2017, taking gold medals in their respective divisions. Burnt Hills High School Sophomore, Tyler won the 15-16yrs. 60kg divisions as well as picking up a silver medal in the senior men's 60kg category. Alexa Burnt Hills Freshman, Alexa won the 13- 16yrs 52kg weigh class. Burnt Hills Senior, Mitchell Paltiel (17) also performed well taking a gold in in the 17-20yrs. 81kg division. Burnt Hills Senior, Ruslan Izerkin (17) won a silver medal in the 17-20yrs. 73kg category while Zach Judy picked up a bronze in the men’s 60kg division to close out the JMJC medal count at the NJ states. -
The Many Identities of William Duane
Transoceanic Radical: The Many Identities of William Duane Nigel Little Transoceanic Radical: The Many Identities of William Duane Nigel Ken Little, B.A. (Hons) This thesis is presented for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Murdoch University 2003 I declare that this thesis is my own account of my research and contains as its main content work which has not previously been submitted for a degree at any tertiary institution. ………………………………………………………………….. Table of Contents Page Acknowledgements.................................................................ii Abstract...................................................................................iii Abbreviations..........................................................................v Introduction ............................................................................1 1. Identities .........................................................................11 2. Origins .............................................................................24 3. “The Great Gulf Of All Undone Beings” ........................58 4. The Bengal Journal .........................................................82 5. An Indian World ..............................................................108 6. “…Tribe of Editors…” ....................................................129 7. London Interlude ............................................................171 8. Mythical Homeland Made ..............................................187 9. Jeffersonian Victory ........................................................206 -
Iake ~F Ppard
\ \ I / / / I HllE' IAKE ving a f**king ood time!" Coverdale ~F PPARD NEIL YOUNG delivered the " The return of the THE POLICE e feelgood rock band! JACK BRUCE &JUDAS 0 PRIEST'S iHTERS NOSTRADAMUS : graduated to Rock? Is negoing :ise 1rd?" II _ a -=v"'J . ·nts Issue 120 Regulars~ 8 COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN Rock's lippy-est letters page, 10THEDIRT The Jimi Hendrix sex tape; inside The Rolling Stones in 1969; interviews with Robin Trower, Opeth, Blue Oyster Cult and the hottest new bands: Howlin Rain, To-Mera and Jaded Sun. 25 EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE Wolfmother's Andrew Stockdale on the influence and terrifying effect of The Beatles' White Album, 26 THE STORIES BEHIND THE SONGS Investigated by the FBI, covered by every band, ever- the inside story of Louie Louie, 28Q&A "I've been playing since 1956!" Steve Miller looks back over several decades of joking, smoking and midnight toking, 71REVIEWED Triumphant new albums from Uriah Heep, Judas Priest, Opeth, Tom Petty's Mudcrutch, Glenn Hughes and Rush; Black Crowes & more caught live! 90 BUYER'S GUIDE The best ofNeil Young and where to find it 99RADAR Your essential guide to all the rock-related gigs on this month, WHITESNAKE: NEILZLOZOWER; KISS: NEIL ZlOZOWER/LYDIA CHRISS; NEIL YOUNG: ROSS GIMORE/REDFERNS COMMUNICATION ~ BllEAKDOWN ~ Send your letters to: Communication Breakdown, CLASSIC ROCK, Future, 2 Balcombe Street. London NWl 6NA, or email them to us at: oassicrock ii futurenet.co.uk. We regret we cannot reply to phone calls. For more letters and comment. visit www.classicrockmagazine.com. -
KISS Dvdteka 02-02-2010
Actualizado | Updated: 2 de febrero de 2010 • Long Beach 1974 + Extras • Portland 24-05-1974 | Bill Baker File • Louder Than Hell – Winterland Ballroom 1975 • Winterland Ballroom 31-01-1975 Mick E. Gee • Alive! in Cobo – First Night – 25-1-1976 • Alive! in Cobo – Second Night – 26-1-1976 • Alive! in Cobo – Third Night – 27-1-1976 • Destroyer Tour – 13-8-1976 • The Lost Concert – 10-7-1976 • Destroys Anaheim – 20-8-1976 • St. Louis, Missouri 28-07-1976 • Two Nights Of Destruction – Live ‘76 • Detroit Cobo Hall | 29-01-1977 • Live in Japan | 02-04-1977 • Tokyo, Japan 02-04-1977 (3pm/7pm) • The Lost Alive II Movie – 2009 Remaster • Live MSG Ultimate Edition | 18-2-1977 • Alive 2 – Summit 1ra Noche | 1-9-1977 • Alive 2 – Summit 2da Noche| 2-9-1977 • Largo, Full Show 20-12-1977 • Largo, MD 20-12-1977 (FULL) Remastered w/counter • Chicago 77/78 (Silent Clips) • Live at Largo | 8-7-1979 • Live at Largo | 8-7-1979 Mike Gee Edition • Milano, Italy | 02-09-1980 • Kiss | Drammen, Norway 13-10-1980 • Live at Sidney, Australia | 22-11-1980 • German TV-Show Vorsicht Musik! 13-12-1982 • Live in Brasil-Maracana | 18-6-1983 • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 18-06-1983 5.1 UPGRADE • Live in Brasil-Sao Pablo | 25-6-1983 • Live in Montreal-Canadá | 13-01-1983 • Montreal, Canada 13-01-1983 | olbap12ar version • Live in Lisboa-Portugal l 11-10-1983 • Madrid, Spain 14-10-1983 • Live in Essen-Alemania | 11-11-1983 • Live in Quebec-Canada | 12-3-1984 • Quebec, Canada 12-03-1984 (Hambone Version) • Detroit 08-12-1984 | Mick Gee 5.1 • Kiss | Winnipeg Arena 09-05-1985 • Dallas TX, 04-12-1985 • Houston, TX 07-12-1985 • Austin, TX 08-12-1985 • Richfield (Cleveland), Ohio 11-12-1985 • Detroit Cobo Arena 14-12-1985 • Abilene, TX 27-02-1986 • Fort Worth, TX | 28-02-1986 • Desmoines, IOWA | 16-03-1986 • Toledo, Ohio 28-03-1986 • Toronto, Canada 08-04-1986 • Lubbock, TX 21-11-1987 • Davenport, Iowa 28-11-1987 • Toledo, OH 07-12-1987 • Toronto, Canada 10-12-1987 • Live at The Spectrum | 18-12-1987 • New Haven, CT 19-12-1987 • St. -
Transatlantic Print Culture and the Rise of New England Literature, 1620-1630
TRANSATLANTIC PRINT CULTURE AND THE RISE OF NEW ENGLAND LITERATURE 1620-1630 by Sean Delaney to The Department of History In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the field of History Northeastern University Boston, MA April 2013 1 TRANSATLANTIC PRINT CULTURE AND THE RISE OF NEW ENGLAND LITERATURE 1620-1630 by Sean Delaney ABSTRACT OF DISSERTATION Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in History in the Graduate School of Northeastern University, April 2013 2 Transatlantic Print Culture And The Rise Of New England Literature 1620-1630 Despite the considerable attention devoted to the founding of puritan colonies in New England, scholars have routinely discounted several printed tracts that describe this episode of history as works of New England literature. This study examines the reasons for this historiographical oversight and, through a close reading of the texts, identifies six works written and printed between 1620 and 1630 as the beginnings of a new type of literature. The production of these tracts supported efforts to establish puritan settlements in New England. Their respective authors wrote, not to record a historical moment for posterity, but to cultivate a particular colonial reality among their contemporaries in England. By infusing puritan discourse into the language of colonization, these writers advanced a colonial agenda independent of commercial, political and religious imperatives in England. As a distinctive response to a complex set of historical circumstances on both sides of the Atlantic, these works collectively represent the rise of New England literature. 3 This dissertation is dedicated with love to my wife Tara and to my soon-to-be-born daughter Amelia Marie. -
Global Spaces and Travel in the Literature of William Wordsworth
Boundless Explorations: Global Spaces and Travel in the Literature of William Wordsworth, Percy Shelley, and Mary Shelley by Alexander J. Willis A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Department of English University of Toronto © Copyright by Alexander J. Willis 2011 ii Boundless Explorations: Global Spaces and Travel in the Literature of William Wordsworth, Percy Shelley, and Mary Shelley Alexander J. Willis, Doctor of Philosophy Graduate Department of English, University of Toronto, 2011 Abstract This dissertation focuses on a Romanticism that was profoundly global in scope, and examines the boundary-crossing literary techniques of William Wordsworth, Percy Shelley and Mary Shelley. These authors saw identity as delimited by artificial borders, and we witness in their work competitions between local and global, immediate and infinite, home and away – all formulated in spatial terms. This thesis argues that by using motifs and philosophies associated with “borderless” global travel, these authors radically destabilized definitions of nature, history, and the home. Wordsworth and the Shelleys saw the act of travel as essentially cosmopolitan, and frequently depicted spaces outside of familiar boundaries as being rich in imaginative vitality. Their fiction and poetry abounds with examples of North American primitivism, radical modes of transportation, and unknown territories sought by passionate explorers. Importantly, they often used such examples of foreignness to rejuvenate familiar spaces and knowledge – these were individuals determined to retain a certain amount of local integrity, or connection with the reluctant minds who feared alien contexts. As such, they were each aware of the fragility of embedded minds, and the connection of these minds to bordered historical contexts. -
History of the American Theatre
.^N BOUGHT WITH THE INCO PROM THE SAGE ENDOWMENT THE GIFT OF I89I CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 760 029 U, 3 m Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924091760029 HISTORY OF THB American Theatre NEW FOUNDATIONS. GEORGE O. SEII^HAMER. PHILADELPHIA: GLOBE PRINTING HOUSE. 1891. 5-4 /\ . ? ^ 1 CORNELL\> UNIVERSITY V \LIBRAR ( Copyright, 1891, GEORGE O. Sehhamer. Press of Globe Printing House, Philadelphia. «; TO ( . ALBERT M. PALMER THIS VOLUME OF NEW FOUNDATIONS IS INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR, In Testimony of his Taste and Skill as a Manager, AND His Earnest Interest in the History of the American Theatre. — CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. American Strollers. " English actors look to the West—The Kennas—Vaughan's mishap—" Walking Stewart —Mrs. Gardner—An American wandering patentee—Signor Trisobio—McGrath and Godwin—Virginia strolling—Mr. and Mrs. Solomon I CHAPTER II. The Beginning at Boston. Hallam and Henry's petition—Plays at Portsmouth and Salem—Repeal meetings in Fanueil Hall —Legislative action—New Exhibitjon Room—Powell—The law defied—Placide's pantomimes—First Boston campaign—Harper's arrest .... 13 . CHAPTER III. Henry's Recruits. Henry in England—Account of John Hodgkinson—Mrs. Hodgkinson—Miss Brett Mrs. Wrighten's career—King and West—Luke Robbins—Personal descriptions of Henry's recruits 27 CHAPTER IV. Hallam and Henry, 1792-3. The season in Philadelphia—Hodgkinson's first appearance—The other debuts—Contem- porary opinions of the actors — Casts and parts—Mr. -
17-06-2008 KISS TOUR • Long Beach 1974 + Extras HOTTER
Actualizado | Updated: 17-06-2008 KISS TOUR • Long Beach 1974 + Extras HOTTER THAN HELL TOUR • Louder Than Hell - Winterland Ballroom 1975 ALIVE TOUR • Alive! in Cobo - First Night - 25-1-1976 • Alive! in Cobo - Second Night - 26-1-1976 DESTROYER TOUR • Destroyer Tour - 13-8-1976 • The Lost Concert - 10-7-1976 • Destroys Anaheim - 20-8-1976 ROCK AND ROLL OVER TOUR • Detroit Cobo Hall | 29-01-1977 • Live in Japan | 02-04-1977 • Tokyo, Japan 02-04-1977 (3pm/7pm) • Live MSG Ultimate Edition | 18-2-1977 LOVE GUN TOUR • Alive 2 - Summit 1ra Noche | 1-9-1977 • Alive 2 - Summit 2da Noche| 2-9-1977 • Chicago 77/78 (Silent Clips) DYNASTY TOUR • Live at Largo | 8-7-1979 UNMASKED TOUR • Milano, Italy | 02-09-1980 • Kiss | Drammen, Norway 13-10-1980 • Live at Sidney, Australia | 22-11-1980 CREATURES OF THE NIGHT TOUR • Live in Brasil-Maracana | 18-6-1983 • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 18-06-1983 5.1 UPGRADE • Live in Brasil-Sao Pablo | 25-6-1983 • Live in Montreal-Canadá | 13-01-1983 LICK IT UP TOUR • Live in Lisboa-Portugal l 11-10-1983 • Madrid, Spain 14-10-1983 • Live in Essen-Alemania | 11-11-1983 • Live in Quebec-Canada | 12-3-1984 • Quebec, Canada 12-03-1984 (Hambone Version) ANIMALIZE TOUR • Kiss | Winnipeg Arena 09-05-1985 ASYLUM TOUR • Dallas TX, 04-12-1985 • Houston, TX 07-12-1985 • Austin, TX 08-12-1985 • Richfield (Cleveland), Ohio 11-12-1985 • Detroit Cobo Arena 14-12-1985 • Abilene, TX 27-02-1986 • Fort Worth, TX | 28-02-1986 • Desmoines, IOWA | 16-03-1986 • Toledo, Ohio 28-03-1986 • Toronto, Canada 08-04-1986 CRAZY NIGHT TOUR • Live at The Spectrum | 18-12-1987 • New Haven, CT 19-12-1987 • St. -
Buddhism Within the Philosophies of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Elihu Palmer
DHARMA OF THE FOUNDERS: BUDDHISM WITHIN THE PHILOSOPHIES OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, THOMAS JEFFERSON, AND ELIHU PALMER A Thesis submitted to the Faculty of The School of Continuing Studies and of The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies By Ryan N. Aponte, B.A. Georgetown University Washington, D.C. November 3, 2012 Copyright 2012 by Ryan N. Aponte All Rights Reserved ii DHARMA OF THE FOUNDERS: BUDDHISM WITHIN THE PHILOSOPHIES OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, THOMAS JEFFERSON, AND ELIHU PALMER Ryan N. Aponte, B.A. Mentor: Charles E. Yonkers, J.D. ABSTRACT Scholars have long recognized the significance of the Founding Fathers’ religious views and the teachings Buddhism, but never have they provided a comprehensive comparison. While some scholars continue to label these pivotal figures as fervent Christians, a more prevalent reflection is to assert the influence of deist and Enlightenment philosophy. However, such dichotomy fails to examine the Founders outside their assessment of Christianity. The interest in and connection with Eastern religions has been established among prominent Hellenistic and Enlightenment philosophers, yet such parallels have not been elaborated upon regarding the Founders they impacted. Buddhist literature often analyzes the affinity of the Dharma with the American intellectual landscape, but also provides insufficient reflection upon the figures so influential within the latter’s development. With modern emphasis on religious pluralism, questions emerge regarding the universality of the Founders’ philosophies. Essentially, this thesis argues that there is a strong connection between the Founders’ philosophies, fundamental American ideals, and Eastern religious traditions. -
Ethical Record the Proceedings of the South Place Ethical Society Vol
Ethical Record The Proceedings of the South Place Ethical Society Vol. 108 No. 5 £1.50 June 2003 GUEST EDITORIAL - SECULARISTS SHOULD DEFEND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM I do nor defend the right to do in the name of religious freedom that which would otherwise be unacceptable - such as human sacrifice. Nor do I urge secularists to be less rude about religion and the religious. I am all in favour of ridicule of religion and the religious; if they want to take 'offence' that is their problem. If the law is framed merely to protect their 'feelings', then publish and be damned. Religion is only really harmful when, as in Iran, it is combined with state power or when, as in the US, religious people are able to use state power to get their views imposed as laws upon the rest of us, but even here it is the power structure that is the problem not the religion. I don't see that holding a belief in the garden of Eden instead of evolution is in itself harmful. If people pass on their beliefs to their children then that is simply a matter of freedom; better to have the pluralism this represents than to allow the ruling authority to dictate a single party line, which is the alternative. Religious freedom is nothing special, it is the logical outcome of free speech, free association, privacyand other so-called rights specified in various conventions which most thinking people claim to support. Secularists should not only defend religious freedom - they are in truth the only people who can.