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	AMFS: Services >> Literature Searches
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		The Speculative Literature Foundation (SLF) is delighted to announce that its second annual Older Writers Grant is to be awarded to Douglas Smith.
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	Ooparts & Ancient High Technology--Evidence of Noah's Flood?-Literature, Art & History Crawling with Dinosaurs
		On the other hand, those of us who do believe the Bible, and thus would expect that man and dinosaur (or dragon) co-existed in the past, would expect; and find it strange if stories concerning the flood and dinosaurs did not abound in most cultures of the past.
		If dinosaur and man co-existed, where there was writing, art, literature and artifacts, among them should be indications of this interaction.
		When you look at the problem of dinosaur extinction this way, you quickly learn, if you really want to, that large creatures with reptilian characteristics, some flying, some two-legged, some four-legged, some marine, appear in the art, sculpture, literature, chronicles, and legends of virtually every culture in world history.
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	glbtq >> literature >> English Literature: Restoration and Eighteenth Century
		As the 1680s wore out, it was clear that sodomy had become a mainstay of English literature, especially on the stage, where it was always implicit that homosexuality was both flourishing and fashionable in English society at large.
		It was perfidious, of course, to allude to the king's sexuality on the stage, but the ephemeral literature of the 1690s is permeated with references, to say nothing of benign allusions, to William and his
		In summary, Restoration drama displays a broad variety of homosexual male figures ranging from the genitally active braggadocio to the passively effeminate married man. It may be the richest treasure trove in English literature for its diversity of homosexual types.
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		Although Japanese literature and Japanese authors are perhaps not as well known in the west compared to European and American canons, Japan owns an old and rich literary tradition that draws upon thousands of years of culture and experience.
		Literature during this time was written during the largely peaceful Edo Period in Japan's history.
		Aozora Bunko for a repository of Japanese literature
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: 1693 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The crown of Anna Ioannovna Anna Ivanovna (In Russian: Анна Ивановна) (February 7, 1693 - October 28, 1740) reigned as Duchess of Courland from 1711 to 1730 and as Empress of Russia from 1730 to 1740.
		Charles Radclyffe (3 September 1693 _ 8 December 1746) was the Fifth Earl of Derwentwater, an early Scottish Rite Freemason and, allegedly, a Grand Master of the Rosicrucian Priory of Sion (1727-1746).
		In 1693 he published Some Thoughts concerning Education, a work founded on letters written to a friend, and in 1695 appeared The Reasonableness of Christianity, and later A Vindication of the same against certain objections; and this was followed by a second vindication two years afterwards.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/1693 (2756 words)

	American Literature: Prose - Search View - MSN Encarta
		Legends, folktales, and other forms of literature were preserved in oral form and passed down from one generation to the next through ceremonies and other community gatherings, as well as within family groups and other informal settings.
		American literature at the beginning of the 21st century is exceptionally diverse, with rapidly growing multicultural influences.
		As the literature of the new century takes shape, American authors as a group still share common ground in responding to the important issues of their country and the world at large.
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		Duffy Descendants of George Pegram of Williamsburg, Virginia from circa 1693 together with all related lines.
		Doutreleau, Stephen Missionary, born in France, 11 October, 1693; date of death uncertain.
		Britto, Saint John de Martyr; born in Lisbon, 1 March, 1647, and was brought up in court; martyred in India 11 February, 1693.
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	Casting Characters
		The history of juvenile literature is the story of a continual movement around these two purposes, with occasional periods of relative equilibrium between enjoyable and instructive fare.
		Literature as a means to character building was a social and political imperative, and a hallmark of all extant Sumerian edubba tablets.
		With the invention of moveable type and printing in the mid-fifteenth century, the access of all, including children, to literature, significantly increased, although published juvenile literature, as distinct from the general body of literature, did not exist as a separate entity before the second half of the eighteenth century.
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		The notion of the self is of tremendous importance in the literature of the 20 th Century.
		We will look especially at literature that expresses the heroic consolation of fame, Plato's turn to the intellectual life of the soul, the Epicurean insistence on living for the day, and the Stoic appeal to the satisfactions of virtue.
		Politics in a work of literature is like a pistol-shot in the middle of a concert, something loud and vulgar and yet a thing to which it is not possible to refuse one's attention.
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	Volume A: American Literature to 1820
		Native American literatures originated in oral performance, which were offered to audiences as dramatic events in time and language for the ear.
		It was not until the early nineteenth century, with the advent of Romanticism in Europe, that Native American verbal expression was recognized as literature from a Western perspective.
		Although printing was confined to four locations in England before 1693, it flourished without restrictive laws in the British colonies.
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	Children's Literature
		Children's literature first clearly emerged as a distinct and independent form of literature in the second half of the 18th century, before which it had been at best only in an embryonic stage.
		Latin American literature in general displays a special characteristic, part of its Iberian heritage: a partiality for linguistic decoration, which is unpalatable to the relatively straightforward taste of the young reader.
		In effect, he unconsciously manufactured an adult literature for the young, loading the dice in favour of the values held by parents to be proper for children.
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	History of Children's Literature
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		This is a general overview of English-language children's literature, with an emphasis on the late 19th to 20th centuries.
	www.ils.unc.edu /~prier/KidLit (1507 words)

	Brief Timeline of American Literature and Events:1650-1699
		Schenectady, N. and other areas are burned by French and Native Americans; Massachusetts colonists capture Port Royal, Nova Scotia; and Canadian forces destroy Casco, Maine.
		1693 The College of William and Mary is founded.
		Increase Mather, Cases of Conscience Concerning Evil Spirits, a volume denouncing the use of spectral evidence in witchcraft trials.
	www.wsu.edu /~campbelld/amlit/1651.htm (948 words)

	James Bradley Summary
		James Bradley was born in March 1693, in Sherborne, Gloucestershire, England.
		James Bradley (March 1693 – July 13, 1762) was an English astronomer, Astronomer Royal from 1742.
		Bradley was born at Sherborne, near Cheltenham in Gloucestershire, in March 1693.
	www.bookrags.com /James_Bradley (1530 words)

	Finding Aid to the Francesco Redi Letters, 1683-1693
		He stressed the importance of medicine based on Hippocratic principles, and he emphasised the importance of prevention based on a balanced diet and the use of exclusively natural remedies.
		In 1666 Grand Duke Ferdinando II appointed Redi as his First Physician and director of the grand-ducal "Spezieria" (Pharmacy): positions in which he was confirmed by Cosimo III in 1670, when he became Grand Duke.
		His first publication, in 1664, was study of the toxicity, the origin and the mode of injection of snake venom.
	www.nlm.nih.gov /hmd/manuscripts/ead/redi.html (492 words)

	.:SAKSIVC: Vedic Literature: Sāma Veda: Introduction to Sāmaveda:.
		Vedic Literature > Sāma Veda > Introduction to Sāmaveda
		The first two are identical in both text and intonation, they differ from each other only in grouping of the verses or mantras into adhyāyās etc. This is the text given here.
		The Jaimini recension has fewer mantrās, only 1693, but it has more ganās or final songs namely 3681.
	www.vedah.com /org/literature/samaVeda/intro.asp (377 words)

	1693 in literature
		The literature in question is largely later work which relates to the period (such as Doyle's Brigadier Gerard stories), rather than contemporary literature like, say, Jane Austen.
		Invites papers for a Seminar on Arabic literature at the annual convention of the American Comparative Literature Association to be held in April 2001.
		Comparative Literature is an exciting interdisciplinary department that allows you to study literature as it shapes and is shaped by the world of science, economics, politics, sexuality, and other cultural and historical forces.
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	Faculty in French and Italian
		She was president of the African Literature Association in 1990-91, founding director of the West African Research Center, Dakar, Senegal in 1993-95, and executive director of the David C. Driskell Center for the Study of the African Diaspora, University of Maryland, in 2002-04.
		Her book in progress traces the gendering of the imagination in medicine, philosophy, and literature from the late sixteenth-century witch trial, through the reception of Cartesian philosophy, to debates around the novel in the 1670s.
		She is currently translating and editing the Traite de la morale et de la politique (1693) and De Célibat volontaire (1700) by the recalcitrant nun, Gabrielle Suchon, with Domna Stanton for The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe series at the University of Chicago.
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	Literature in English 1880-Present
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		I hope that it will fire your imagination and your passion for literature, and give you some of the competencies that will help you succeed as a scholar of the written word.
		Students are expected to demonstrate professional conduct, including active participation in class and support for the work of others.
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	Cruelty \| Concerning Education \| John Locke
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		As literature is made available as eBooks, our online library of free eBooks, animal rights-humane history timeline and historical literature archive will include not only the more noted events and authors, but lesser known advocates as well.
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	Cotton Mather - Biblia Americana
		As his correspondence with Matthew Henry and others demonstrates, Mather realized that he would not be able to compete with his peers in the London publishing market unless his own work employed a different approach to the standard fair of orthodox commentaries.
		What makes Mather's approach so rewarding--even to neophytes--is that he supplies his interpretations with a vast array of citations from the Church Fathers, medieval and post-Reformation theologians, from Rabbinic literature, ancient history, classical and modern philosophy, philology, and from the natural sciences of his day.
		By and large, his annotations turn into independent essays that go far beyond the immediate concerns of the biblical verse under discussion.
	www.bibliaamericana.gsu.edu /index.htm (408 words)

	Windows on Asia
		The material on this page is a brief overview of Japanese literature.
		The literature of the Heian Period (794-1185) is characterized by mono-no-aware, or a feeling of being connected to nature and all things.
		This concept is still considered central to the Japanese psyche though it's not so easy to see in the Japanese of today.
	www.isp.msu.edu /AsianStudies/wbwoa/eastasia/Japan/literature.html (1467 words)

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		He was Master of Chancery and Clerk of the King's Council for Ireland under James II, and followed him into exile.
		In 1693, he published 'Ireland's Case Briefly Stated', which had a wide circulation during the penal times.
		There was no longer any place for Irish literature, and O Rathaille endured fearful poverty, but continued to write poetry until his dying day.
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	Flynn--Syllabus English 3132: American Literature II
		To provide you with a survey of some of the major works of American literature from the Civil War to the present, as well as with some of the works traditionally excluded from the canon.
		Because this is a survey course for majors, I hope to combine the breadth of a survey course with the depth of an advanced course for English majors.
		8/25 Volume C Intro.: "American Literature 1865-1914" 3-16; Whitman, Headnote 17-20; Preface to 1855 Edition of Leaves of Grass, 21-36; 1881 version of "Song of Myself" 122-166.
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		The Bible, This book was, of course, the most influential piece of literature in Colonial America.
		The Westminster Catechism (1646) Second only to the Bible, the "Shorter Catechism" of the Westminster Confession was the most widely published piece of literature in the pre-revolutionary era in America.
		It includes an excellent evaluation and summation of the political literature produced on the Continent in the 16th Century.
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	Literature of Travel and Exploration -- C Entries
		Literature of Travel and Exploration -- C Entries
		This is a warm, homely book, but not great literature.
		One knows by the graceful, flowing prose that one is reading a travel book by a gifted poet, which makes it all the more convincing when he denies, after a transcontinental journey, that Canada is a land of dull Philistines.
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