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30295 | But, having reached these conclusions regarding the separate departments of the Army social work, what about the movement as a whole? |
38373 | Shall America,he asked,"be only an echo of what is thought and written in the aristocracies beyond the ocean?" |
38373 | Why should I give up my thought, because I can not answer an objection to it?... |
38373 | Ample provision was made for conventions in behalf of education and reform; but what was to be done for religion? |
38373 | An opponent who feared that this would destroy private property was answered thus:"Has he ever heard of Pennsylvania?" |
38373 | As Phillips was returning from this meeting, Theodore Parker said to him,"Wendell, why do you make a fool of yourself?" |
38373 | But what becomes of people who have no parlours? |
38373 | For instance, of servant- girls who have no place where they can sing or even laugh? |
38373 | He finds an opportunity to introduce an enthusiastic panegyric on the victories of Napoleon, closing with the question:"What could be more grand?" |
38373 | He went on to ask,"In the four quarters of the globe, who reads an American book?" |
38373 | His contributors spoke often of the right of slaves to resist, and asked,"In God''s name, why should they not cut their masters''throats?" |
38373 | How does anyone know which of his instincts and impulses to control and which to cultivate? |
38373 | If my cup wo n''t hold but a pint, and yourn holds a quart, would n''t ye be mean not to let me have my little half- measure full?" |
38373 | In protesting against subordinating reason to faith, Ingersoll says:"Ought the sailor to throw away his compass and depend entirely on the fog?" |
38373 | Intuition is plainly not an infallible oracle; but is it merely a misleading prejudice? |
38373 | Is there no need of them on the day when there is more drinking, gambling, and other gross vice than on any other? |
38373 | Libraries and museums are blessed places of refuge; but"What are they among so many?" |
38373 | Need I say what day keeps our policemen and criminal courts most busy, or crowds our hospitals with sufferers from riotous brawls? |
38373 | Nothing could be more complete for the working- classes; but what will become of us?" |
38373 | One man could make as much cotton cloth in a day as two hundred could have done before; but what was to become of the one hundred and ninety- nine? |
38373 | Should those who wish to rest as much as possible on Sunday sleep in church? |
38373 | Their action called out the spirited poem in which Whittier said:"What marvel if the people learn To claim the right of free opinion? |
38373 | Then an illiterate old woman who had been a slave arose and said:"What''s dat got to do with women''s rights, or niggers''rights either? |
38373 | Was he the greatest of architects, every one of whose colossal structures fell under their own weight before they could be used? |
38373 | What better light has he than is given either by his own experience or by that of his parents and other teachers? |
38373 | What marvel if at times they spurn The ancient yoke of your dominion?" |
38373 | Who can say whether unbelief, orthodoxy, or liberal Christianity is the legitimate outcome of this ubiquitous philosophy? |
38373 | Why should every week in a democratic country begin with an aristocratic Sunday, a day whose pleasures are mainly for the rich? |
36489 | Why not get up a subscription at this hotel? |
36489 | Why this dirt? |
36489 | And our young women? |
36489 | And what is the substance and sum of this fundamental agreement? |
36489 | Are they glad? |
36489 | Are they happy? |
36489 | But how is it with the tribute which Europe levies upon us in the shape of our sons and daughters? |
36489 | Can I put this foot forward, or lift this hand to my head? |
36489 | Can I sit? |
36489 | Can I walk? |
36489 | Can we be quick enough with our schools, just enough in our government, sincere and devout enough in our churches? |
36489 | Do not these_ illicebræ_ seduce, to- day, even the stern heart of philosophy? |
36489 | Do some of you remember the shipwreck, some twenty years ago, of a steamer homeward- bound from California? |
36489 | Do we not desire wealth for our children as the condition which shall set our minds at rest concerning them? |
36489 | Does society inherit? |
36489 | Does this encyclical tendency in the familiar æsthetics of life imply a corresponding tendency in the moral and intellectual movement of mankind? |
36489 | From all these Western splendors can this shallow soul turn away? |
36489 | From these golden fields whose overflow gives Europe food, while her human overflow gives them labor? |
36489 | How if the perfect unity were only attainable through the freedom of the natural diversity? |
36489 | How if this unity prove to be the law of which the oppositions are but one clause? |
36489 | How shall I speak of it, and tell you what it has taught me? |
36489 | How shall it be in our country, to which Nature has given the widest variety of climate, soil, and production? |
36489 | I am no prophet, and, least of all, a prophet of evil; but where, oh where, shall we find the antidote to this metallic poison? |
36489 | IS THAT ALL? |
36489 | Is man the heir of man? |
36489 | Is the sense of the unity lost in consequence? |
36489 | It is the best in the series so far, except in construction, in which''Is That All?'' |
36489 | Oh, World, so full of corruption and of slavery, wilt thou not rather bind us with thy gangrenous fetters? |
36489 | Shall we become a lesson to the world in the opposite direction? |
36489 | Shall we not find them recorded as donors to many a noble charity, as students in many a lofty school? |
36489 | Was Franklin raw? |
36489 | Was Washington crude? |
36489 | Was it a naïve utterance on their part? |
36489 | Was it through their poverty of expression, or their want of experience, that the same word with them signified the good and the beautiful? |
36489 | Were Jay, Jefferson, and Hamilton immature? |
36489 | What ancient strongholds of taste, sentiment, and prejudice has it not stormed and carried? |
36489 | What feature of society has not changed in the phantasmagoria of these wonderful lustres? |
36489 | What is the problem of modern society? |
36489 | What was her offence against society? |
36489 | What will America do with the people? |
36489 | What will Europe do with the ideas? |
36489 | Where is God''s image in this human brute who lands on our shores, full only of the insolence of beggary? |
36489 | Where shall I find society for you? |
36489 | Which of these conceals the condition of our true happiness? |
36489 | Who are you? |
36489 | Wilt not the wail of thy old injustice and suffering prolong itself until the new strophe of hope shall be lost and forgotten? |
36489 | Would not our vegetarian chief send for them? |
36489 | Would she not find, even among Brook farmers, a looking toward Beacon Street which might surprise her? |
36489 | Yet are we not compelled by sympathy and antipathy, at the bottom of our hearts, to pay it an homage which our lips would not avow? |
36489 | to the groves of Academe? |
8642 | ''Consent-- you?'' 8642 Am I his? |
8642 | Am not I the head of my house? |
8642 | And how did he bear it? |
8642 | And will that hurt them? |
8642 | But, Lucy,said he, suddenly,"is that your baby you have in your arms? |
8642 | Can this be you? |
8642 | Certainly; how_ can_ you ask? 8642 Had she a comfortable home?" |
8642 | Have you asked her whether she was satisfied with these_ indulgences_? |
8642 | Have you made any use of these thoughts in your life, Almeria? |
8642 | How,it was asked of them,"did you come here?" |
8642 | If Paris be enamored of his bride, His Helen,--what concerns it me? 8642 Is he not kind to you?" |
8642 | Is it a daughter? 8642 Is it a son? |
8642 | It was hard for her? |
8642 | Lucy,said he,"do you suppose I would hurt_ your_ child?" |
8642 | Shall the woman be bound by the folly of the child? 8642 Should_ these_ die, myself Preserved, of prosperous future could I form One cheerful hope? |
8642 | The prophet? 8642 The question in my mind is,"she resumed,"have I not a right to fly? |
8642 | Was that a thought of joy to her? |
8642 | What is the world to me? |
8642 | What now absurdity? |
8642 | Why,they said,"did you choose so barren a spot?" |
8642 | ''At whom, then,_ did_ you look?'' |
8642 | ''Has England,''thought she,''a secret from us, while we have none from her?'' |
8642 | ... Dwell I but in the suburbs Of your good pleasure? |
8642 | A poor forsaken virgin who would deign To take in marriage? |
8642 | After the battle--"Cyrus calling to some of his servants,''Tell me, said he,''has any one seen Abradatus? |
8642 | Already deep questions are put by young girls on the great theme: What shall I do to enter upon the eternal life? |
8642 | And embrace my father heart to heart?" |
8642 | And has another''s life as large a scope? |
8642 | And how atone For all I''ve done, and left undone? |
8642 | And shall my life, my single life, Obstruct all this? |
8642 | And the result? |
8642 | And the result? |
8642 | And what had Almeria done? |
8642 | And what would Almeria think? |
8642 | And where is that? |
8642 | And why? |
8642 | And why? |
8642 | But here, in the_"Lettres d''un Voyageur,"_ what do I see? |
8642 | But how many fathers are there who would have understood at once such a child as Margaret Fuller was, or would have done even as wisely as he? |
8642 | But is it not surprising that such a description should apply to so few? |
8642 | But were these acts, whether performed judiciously or no,_ so_ bold as to dare before God and Man to partake the fruits of such offence as this? |
8642 | But what does this prove? |
8642 | But when she rejoins to this,"Very true; but suppose I choose not to have a husband, or am not chosen for a wife-- what then? |
8642 | But why call on God? |
8642 | But, in casting aside the shell, have we retained the kernel? |
8642 | Can I appreciate this work in a translation? |
8642 | Can I make V---- happy in solitude? |
8642 | Can any one assert that they have reason to repent this?] |
8642 | Can gallantry go further? |
8642 | Can he do, in secret, what he could not avow to the mother that bore him? |
8642 | Can his lips speak falsely? |
8642 | Can we find this much for ourselves in bustling America the next three or four years? |
8642 | Can we not get from the French something beside their worst novels? |
8642 | Clung with wild passion to a selfish resolve? |
8642 | Cobden is good; but if he had stood in Kossuth''s place, would he not have drawn his sword against the Austrian? |
8642 | Cyrus, receiving the Armenians whom he had conquered--"''Tigranes,''said he,''at what rate would you purchase the regaining of your wife?'' |
8642 | Did_ they_ believe purity more impossible to Man than to Woman? |
8642 | Didst thou put thyself into the position of the poor man, and do for him what thou wouldst have had one who was able to do for thee? |
8642 | Do you love anybody else?" |
8642 | Do you never think of your vow as sacred?" |
8642 | Do you not feel within you that which can reprove them, which can check, which can convince them? |
8642 | Do you not like these yellow flowers? |
8642 | Does he see in her a holy mother, worthy to guard the infancy of an immortal soul? |
8642 | Does his heart find other means to express itself there? |
8642 | Does it not show a sufficiently high view of Woman, of Marriage? |
8642 | Does not all this sound like a history of the seventeenth century? |
8642 | Effeminate, say you? |
8642 | Hast thou a sense of thy ill fate? |
8642 | He has given us many gifts from his love; shall we not ask him to join us here?" |
8642 | He wondered when he saw them, and inquired thus of Panthea:''And have you made me these arms, woman, by destroying your own ornaments?'' |
8642 | How could it end? |
8642 | I did not believe in God; for why had He permitted the dart to enter so unprepared a breast? |
8642 | I said,"Have you no religious scruples? |
8642 | I shall grieve my parents; but, were they truly such, would they not grieve still more that I must reject the life of mutual love? |
8642 | If at all, how often? |
8642 | In her pure vow of maiden chastity? |
8642 | Iphis says:"What shall this wretch now do? |
8642 | Is not manliness to thy thought purity, not lawlessness? |
8642 | Is not this sorrowful story of a lofty beauty? |
8642 | Is the happiness of my whole life to be sacrificed?" |
8642 | Is there no chance of your coming to Boston all this winter? |
8642 | Jesus of Nazareth died young; but had he not spoken and acted as much truth as the world could bear in his time? |
8642 | Many say,"Well, suppose we do all this; what then? |
8642 | May not that suffice to any man''s ambition? |
8642 | Merit in this? |
8642 | Merit in this? |
8642 | Must I never then love? |
8642 | My speech to thee was, leaning''gainst thy cheek,( Which with my hand I now caress):''And what Shall I then do for thee? |
8642 | Never marry one whom I could really love? |
8642 | Never? |
8642 | Now I ask you, my sisters, if the women at the fashionable house be not answerable for those women being in the prison? |
8642 | One spoke of his beauty and smallness of his person, and, on that, Tigranes asked his wife,''And do you, Armenian dame, think Cyrus handsome?'' |
8642 | Or go I to the house of Capaneus? |
8642 | Perhaps some one will here ask, whether the supremacy of Man over Woman is attributable to nature or custom? |
8642 | Revenged herself? |
8642 | Shall I be more fortunate if I go in person? |
8642 | Shall I receive My father when grown old, and in my house Cheer him with each fond office, to repay The careful nurture which he gave my youth?'' |
8642 | Shall not her name be for her era Victoria, for her country and life Virginia? |
8642 | Shall thousands, when their country''s injured, lift Their shields? |
8642 | Should they take turns, and stay with her by night as well as by day? |
8642 | Since Somerville has achieved so much, will any young girl be prevented from seeking a knowledge of the physical sciences, if she wishes it? |
8642 | Stifled under the Roman priesthood, would you not have thrown it off with all your force? |
8642 | The Earth waits for its King? |
8642 | The architecture is borrowed from England; why not the rest? |
8642 | The father of the count departs for the crusade; will his son join him, or remain to rule their domain, and we d her he loves? |
8642 | The female Greek, of our day, is as much in the street as the male to cry,"What news?" |
8642 | There inquires the spirit,"Is this rhetoric the bloom of healthy blood, or a false pigment artfully laid on?" |
8642 | There is a beautiful side, and a good reason here; but why must the beauty degenerate, and give place to meanness? |
8642 | Think you I am_ no stronger than my sex_, Being so fathered and so husbanded?" |
8642 | This form of appeal rarely fails to touch the basest man:--"Are you acting toward other women in the way you would have men act towards your sister?" |
8642 | To her child whom they are about to murder, the same that was frightened at the"glittering plume,"she says,"Dost thou weep, My son? |
8642 | Tormented all around her? |
8642 | Was I worthy to be parent of a soul, with its eternal, immense capacity for weal and woe? |
8642 | Was it so deemed forty years ago? |
8642 | Was not the calm equality they enjoyed as honorable as the devotion of chivalry? |
8642 | We care not for their urns; what inscription could we put upon them? |
8642 | Were brothers so dear, then, Antigone? |
8642 | Were her moral qualities, her beneficent life, the results of a renewed heart?" |
8642 | What can I do? |
8642 | What color should they be? |
8642 | What demon resists our good angel, and seems at such times to have the mastery? |
8642 | What is the cause of this? |
8642 | What is the house for, if good spirits can not peacefully abide there? |
8642 | What then? |
8642 | What word Can we reply? |
8642 | What would become of them, unhappy lovers? |
8642 | When shall we read of banquets prepared for the halt, the lame, and the blind, on the day that is said to have brought_ their_ friend into the world? |
8642 | When the queen says,"Dost thou sleep, My son? |
8642 | Where lies it, though thy name Ring over distant lands, meeting the wind Even on the extremest verge of the wide world? |
8642 | Who does not feel the sway of such a voice? |
8642 | Who else could have so carried through my family affairs? |
8642 | Who found such vast sums of money, and acquitted them on her own credit? |
8642 | Who lived so spotlessly before the world? |
8642 | Who so clearly set aside the Pharisaism which, as years passed, threatened to creep in among us? |
8642 | Who so deeply discerned as to the spirits of delusion which sought to bewilder us? |
8642 | Who so wisely aided me in my rejection of a dry morality? |
8642 | Who undertaken with him, and_ sustained_, such astonishing pilgrimages? |
8642 | Who would have governed my whole economy so wisely, richly and hospitably, when circumstances commanded? |
8642 | Who would not have lent a life- long credence to that voice of honor? |
8642 | Who would wish for sons From one so wretched? |
8642 | Who, amid such difficulties, would have always held up her head and supported me? |
8642 | Who, without a murmur, have seen her husband encounter such dangers by land and sea? |
8642 | Why am I not at liberty to declare unblushingly to all men that I will leave the man whom I_ do not_ love, and go with him I_ do_ love? |
8642 | Why am I not entitled, as a rational human being, to a voice in shaping them? |
8642 | Why did Korner so love Schneider? |
8642 | Why did Socrates so love Alcibiades? |
8642 | Why dost thou clasp me with thy hands, why hold My robes, and shelter thee beneath my wings, Like a young bird? |
8642 | Why is not all life music? |
8642 | Why of Perseus, name the town, Which Cyclopean ramparts crown? |
8642 | Why should I not be at liberty to earn it in any honest and useful calling?" |
8642 | Why should not the truth be spoken?" |
8642 | Why then, say some, lay such emphasis on the rights or needs of Woman? |
8642 | Why? |
8642 | Will any, poor or rich, fail to feel that the children of such a parent were rich when"Her virtues were their worldly dower"? |
8642 | Will there never be a being to combine a man''s mind and a woman''s heart, and who yet finds life too rich to weep over? |
8642 | Will you be as selfish and short- sighted as those who never plant trees to shade a hired house, lest some one else should be blest by their shade? |
8642 | Will you, this hour, take her place?" |
8642 | Wilt thou not aid One whose best hopes on thee are stayed? |
8642 | With religious joy, as one who knows that he who loves God can not fail to love his neighbor as himself? |
8642 | Would this be just? |
8642 | Would you have waited unknown centuries, hoping for the moment when you could see another method? |
8642 | You ask, what use will she make of liberty, when she has so long been sustained and restrained? |
8642 | You have the truth, you have the right, but could you act up to it in all circumstances? |
8642 | You, could you let a Croat insult your wife, carry off your son to be an Austrian serf, and leave your daughter bleeding in the dust? |
8642 | _ Aglauron._ Beautiful do you think her? |
8642 | _ Laurie._ And pray where was the husband all this time? |
8642 | _ Laurie._ Who is that beautiful lady to whom you bowed? |
8642 | and how Comes he to my destruction? |
8642 | are there_ none_? |
8642 | dost deny Thy woman''s nature with a manly scorn, And break away the gauds and armlets worn By weaker woman in captivity? |
8642 | have they bound those brows with no garland? |
8642 | his forever? |
8642 | how did you give? |
8642 | if this should take place, who will dare again to feel the throb of heavenly hope, as to the destiny of this country? |
8642 | or, if not married, can you find no way for him to lead a virtuous and happy life? |
8642 | shall thousands grasp the oar and dare, Advancing bravely''gainst the foe, to die For Greece? |
8642 | shed in the lamp no drop of ambrosial oil? |
8642 | should I run, wouldst thou be angry? |
8642 | thou brave and faithful soul, hast thou left us, and art thou gone?'' |
8642 | what is he? |
8642 | who knew_ thee_, as to me thou art known? |
8642 | with joy and freedom, as one who feels that it is the highest happiness of gift to us that we have something to give again? |
2481 | -in particular,Why read books? |
2481 | Did Gideon know how to read Hebrew? 2481 Do you ever read any of the books you burn?" |
2481 | How can we know? |
2481 | Is this the price we pay for democracy? |
2481 | To get the information you need... do you need to go on- line or open a manual? 2481 What can I do?" |
2481 | What can it do? |
2481 | What can we expect of its economic and social consequences? 2481 ( Today the Earwig, Tomorrow the Man? 2481 (Would anyone call surgery knife science"? |
2481 | ), consistency( is it contradictory? |
2481 | A Mouthful of Microwave Diet Have you ever ordered a pizza over the Internet? |
2481 | All set? |
2481 | Among them: What, if anything, should replace literacy? |
2481 | And how could coordination with others using such new products take place? |
2481 | And what for? |
2481 | And what for? |
2481 | Another example: What is the reason for a president to be at the funeral of a deceased head- of- state? |
2481 | Are 12 or 13 years of schooling sufficient? |
2481 | Are n''t we captive to language and literacy, and thus to the philosophic and scientific explanations based on them? |
2481 | Are they a product of new human relations required by the new pragmatics? |
2481 | Are they read? |
2481 | Are they replaced by miniature tape recorders or pocket computers, by integrated miniature machines that themselves integrate the wireless telephone? |
2481 | Are they replaced by the computer, the Internet browser, and digital television? |
2481 | As exaggerated and imprecise( communication between whom- the couple or their representatives?) |
2481 | As we know, the traditional camera came with the implicit machine- focused conversation: What can I do with it? |
2481 | At the threshold of the civilization of illiteracy, how many books are printed? |
2481 | At this point, one question naturally arises: Is philosophy relevant after all? |
2481 | Auguste Compte: Qui êtes- vous? |
2481 | Book Four Language and the Visual How many words in a look? |
2481 | But are they voting? |
2481 | But are we really equipped with the means of exploration and evaluation of this wide- ranging change? |
2481 | But even if we manage to establish methods for successful replication, have we captured the characteristics of human self- identification? |
2481 | But how do dictatorships come about in literate populations? |
2481 | But who made God? |
2481 | By whom? |
2481 | Can a mother continue working outside the home? |
2481 | Can literacy lead politics to failure? |
2481 | Can we be good without God? |
2481 | Can you understand the language they are using? |
2481 | Carbon paper? |
2481 | Chemistry? |
2481 | Child rearing is the result of pragmatic considerations: What does a couple, or single parent, give up in having a child? |
2481 | Could a written report of the operation substitute for the real- time event? |
2481 | Did Deborah?" |
2481 | Did lawyers create this situation? |
2481 | Do literacy, language, or sign systems affect this basic equation of life? |
2481 | Do structural changes bring about a new scale, or does scale effect structural changes? |
2481 | Do they understand the language of the officer who decides when they are to be fired? |
2481 | Do weapons speak and write and read? |
2481 | Does a discovery or invention predate a change in scale, or is the new scale a result of it or of several related phenomena? |
2481 | Does education henceforth become a generic trade school? |
2481 | Does it result from our involvement with the environment of our existence and from the limits of our experience? |
2481 | Does the civilization of illiteracy herald the end of the book? |
2481 | Does the power of a mathematical expression rely on mathematical notation, or on aesthetic quality? |
2481 | Does the pragmatic perspective negate explanations originating from other, relatively limited, perspectives? |
2481 | Done? |
2481 | Even more important is the"Why? |
2481 | Food and expectations How does one connect food to literacy? |
2481 | Foreward Introduction Literacy in a Changing World Thinking about alternatives Progressing towards illiteracy? |
2481 | Future and past Do we need to be literate in order to deal with the future? |
2481 | He asks rhetorically:"How else should one identify a force that debases language, drains thought, and undoes dignity? |
2481 | How Much is that Baby in the Window? |
2481 | How about something in neurosurgery? |
2481 | How are these two aspects integrated? |
2481 | How can a country have a consistent political system? |
2481 | How did we get here? |
2481 | How do we free ourselves from the choking grip of bureaucracy? |
2481 | How does a recent immigrant, or a visitor from abroad, perceive the people of the country he has landed in? |
2481 | How far are we from such an objective? |
2481 | How is it influenced, if at all, by the increased illiteracy of the new condition of human activity? |
2481 | How literate should an athlete be? |
2481 | How long should the state support a student in the university? |
2481 | How many are sold? |
2481 | How many words in a look? |
2481 | How much space do they occupy on the shelves of bookstores, libraries, and homes? |
2481 | How primitive the future A God for Each of Us But who made God? |
2481 | How should they study? |
2481 | How should we care for the elderly? |
2481 | How this takes place is a longer story, starting with the example given: What happens to a lifetime warranty when the manufacturer goes bankrupt? |
2481 | How was water supply handled? |
2481 | How were the dead disposed of? |
2481 | How would an illiterate interact with them in order to get the most out of each artifact? |
2481 | How would such an ideal world function? |
2481 | How? |
2481 | If indeed philosophy is absorbed into science, what can its purpose be? |
2481 | In blunter terms, can we live without it? |
2481 | In modern jargon, one can say that until education is re- engineered( or should I say rethought? |
2481 | In seemingly simpler contexts, what do individuals understand today when they understand a written instruction or conversations, casual or official? |
2481 | In which medium? |
2481 | Is design the cause of this, or is it something else, expressed through design, or to which designers become accomplice? |
2481 | Is drawing natural? |
2481 | Is it enough to say that language expresses the biological and the social identity of the human being? |
2481 | Is it given to humans by some perceived superior force? |
2481 | Is there a moment when the balance was tilted towards the means of expression of and the communication specific to engineering? |
2481 | Is this predictive rationality? |
2481 | Is validation of this type of experimentation a subject of language? |
2481 | It begs the question"Why do n''t we?" |
2481 | It seems that everyone involved is talking the same language, but who understands what? |
2481 | Language? |
2481 | Late Upper Paleolithic Calculator? |
2481 | Lotfi Zadeh introduced fuzzy logic: a logic of vague though quantified relations among entities and of non- clear- cut definitions( What is young? |
2481 | Math? |
2481 | Moreover, is it a prerequisite for understanding the present? |
2481 | Moreover, what will the status of community be? |
2481 | Or is the problem the solution? |
2481 | Or is the problem the solution? |
2481 | Or is this another prejudice we carry with us from the pragmatic framework of literacy- defined self- constitution? |
2481 | Or will it be, as it was considered in the culture of a Romantic ideal, humanity''s self- consciousness, as expressed in Hegel''s philosophy? |
2481 | Or will we generate more inclusive symbols, or some form of preprocessing, before information is delivered to human beings? |
2481 | Orality and Writing Today: What Do People Understand When They Understand Language? |
2481 | Oraltity and Language Today: What Do People Understand When They Understand Language? |
2481 | Our indexical signs serve as indicators for various forms of filtering calories( how many do we really need? |
2481 | Ours is a world of brief encounters in which"How are you?" |
2481 | Paleolithic human calendars: a case of wishful thinking? |
2481 | Philosophy? |
2481 | Political tongues Can literacy lead politics to failure? |
2481 | Progressing towards illiteracy? |
2481 | Quo vadis philosophy? |
2481 | Quo vadis science? |
2481 | Real Presence: Is There Anything in What We Say? |
2481 | Reciprocally: Is history, as many believe, the offspring of writing? |
2481 | Reformulated as"Why ca n''t Asians tolerate alcohol?" |
2481 | Remember when new model automobiles came out in October, and only in October? |
2481 | Should Japan be considered a model? |
2481 | Should education compete with the news media? |
2481 | Should education give up any sense of foundation? |
2481 | Should it become an Internet address for unlimited and unstructured browsing? |
2481 | Should square dancing, Heavy Metal music, bridge, Chinese cuisine be taught? |
2481 | So, is the USA the epitome of the civilization of illiteracy? |
2481 | Some of these have practical implications: What were the plants used in primitive societies? |
2481 | Some people still decide for others on certain matters: How should children play? |
2481 | Space( where does the food come from?) |
2481 | Still, understanding every word the musicians use, do you understand what is taking place? |
2481 | The End of Bookishness? |
2481 | The End of Bookishness? |
2481 | The Polaroid concept changed this to a different query: What can it do for me? |
2481 | The concreteness of pictorial representation, along with the encoded elements( what is the experience behind a letter? |
2481 | The dilemma is obvious: where to invest, if at all, unless someone has insider information( What is hot?). |
2481 | The educated faithful- a contradiction in terms? |
2481 | The end of bookishness? |
2481 | The language of wisdom In scientific disguise Who needs philosophy? |
2481 | The meaning of such a question can be conjured only if articulated with its pendant: Is literacy unnatural or artificial? |
2481 | The mechanical eye and the electronic eye Who is afraid of a locomotive? |
2481 | The more often they divorce, the less they marry or have children? |
2481 | The plurality of religious experiences The educated faithful- a contradiction in terms? |
2481 | The question posed about all the characters introduced is a simple one: Who is more ignorant, Melanchton or Zizi? |
2481 | The question posed at the beginning of this section,"Why do n''t we?" |
2481 | The''ornamental? |
2481 | Their skill was to formulate questions, especially the very probing questions-"What is what?" |
2481 | There is a real sense of artistic glut and a feeling of ethical confusion: Is anything authentic? |
2481 | These savages asked,''Before you came to the lands where we live, did you rightly know that we were here?'' |
2481 | They prepared us for electronic media, but not before generating those strange books( or are they?) |
2481 | Tired of science? |
2481 | To what extent does the desire to have a family reveal characteristics of human self- constitution in the current context? |
2481 | To which extent do they reflect pragmatic reintegration in the global economy or safe isolationism? |
2481 | Under which circumstances is language''s mediating function assumed by other sign systems? |
2481 | What about alternatives? |
2481 | What about alternatives? |
2481 | What about the technology of literacy? |
2481 | What are Masterpieces? |
2481 | What are acceptable rules of behavior in family and society? |
2481 | What are the causes of this phenomenon, which is paralleled by diminishing interest in religion, art, and solidarity? |
2481 | What bigger disappointment is there than discovering that years of pursing a promise bring no result? |
2481 | What breaks down when family fails? |
2481 | What constitutes a family in an age whose pragmatics is not defined by the values perpetuated in and through literacy? |
2481 | What could replace democracy? |
2481 | What do human beings look like to a whale, a bee, an ant, a shark? |
2481 | What does it mean to become used to something- environment, family, acquaintances- when this something is changing fast, and with it, we ourselves? |
2481 | What does reading give us that is of some social advantage that can not be obtained through other media? |
2481 | What does this have to do with literacy? |
2481 | What is of interest today? |
2481 | What kind of practical experiences does language make possible? |
2481 | What should be taught? |
2481 | What we neglect to ask is what kind of world does language bring to them in the process of learning language? |
2481 | What would an illiterate do with products, such as new typewriters, books, more sophisticated household appliances? |
2481 | What''s Eating William Gass?, in Mississippi Review, 1995. |
2481 | What, if any, explanation can one find in the dissolution of Yugoslavia? |
2481 | When faced with a list of courses that a university requires, most students ask,"Why do I need...?" |
2481 | When is medical intervention justified? |
2481 | When the question"Why are there fewer alcoholics in China, Korea, Japan, and India?" |
2481 | Where and how does intuition affect mathematical thinking? |
2481 | Where are the fountain pens, the Gestetner machines? |
2481 | Where does life end and biological survival become meaningless? |
2481 | Where should somebody place himself in order to maintain some degree of objectivity? |
2481 | Who are we kidding? |
2481 | Who is afraid of a locomotive? |
2481 | Who judges the legal system in order to determine that its activity meets expectations? |
2481 | Who needs philosophy? |
2481 | Who would be responsible for implementing laws? |
2481 | Who would read their elegant prose? |
2481 | Who would represent the country if the function of head of state were abolished? |
2481 | Whose freedom? |
2481 | Whose freedom? |
2481 | Whose market? |
2481 | Why do n''t people read books? |
2481 | Why strange? |
2481 | Why, at a certain moment in human evolution, does literacy become the main mediating instrument? |
2481 | Will business cooperate? |
2481 | Would literacy be a stronger force than the demand for efficiency in bringing about the justice discussed in tomes of literature? |
2481 | Yet a rhetorical question deserves to be raised: Does anyone know everything about sex? |
2481 | [...] Is it impossible to conceive of a generation that has received its knowledge of the world and itself through television?" |
2481 | a certain way of writing? |
2481 | a number? |
2481 | and time( to which season does it correspond?) |
2481 | and"How can we explain?" |
2481 | and"Why? |
2481 | bold? |
2481 | good?). |
2481 | tall? |
2481 | Ça va, la famille? |