"That's already a strong signal of Puccini's profound reconsiderations of himself," he said.
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Indeed, such reconsiderations have already taken place in the context of Lana's gender identity.
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Even these reconsiderations cannot help but get caught up in the maternal melodrama of it all.
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The exhibitions opening include new work by contemporary artists, as well as reconsiderations of historical events.
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He argued that the fund's determinations of eligibility "are absolutely final" and reconsiderations are not permissible.
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This wave of books and reconsiderations feels so vital because it chases away so many misconceptions.
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All three 2017 televised reconsiderations of the Menendez brothers promised "new" angles in order to stand out.
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These reconsiderations of "Vertigo" can feel like grabs of intriguing, but very particular, bits of a monumental elephant.
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It still all seems sort of normal, given the very high valuations and recent reconsiderations, at least so far.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is currently retrograde in Sagittarius, which means a whole lot of adjustments and reconsiderations are taking place within your relationships, especially today.
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The '90s media moment was also a very particular era in terms of gender, as recent reconsiderations of tabloid women, including Monica Lewinsky, have made clear.
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Two or three of us may need to speak with someone who didn't vote or voted differently than we did, to prompt reconsiderations of these issues.
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O.J. and JonBenét have both been the subject of (excellent) reconsiderations by documentarians and filmmakers in the past year or so, O.J.: Made in America and Casting JonBenét.
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Instead it went ahead and gave the rights to ZACR, opening the way to a further string of appeals and reconsiderations that have finally landed before a court in America.
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From Friday until December 3, reconsiderations about your housing situation or family business are clarified, as the planet of values and aesthetics makes headway through the domestic sector of your chart.
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Reconsiderations like these can't be antidotes if we ignore the cure — if we continue to dismiss women and other marginalized, vulnerable people when they're being abused, or taken advantage of, or otherwise maligned.
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After all, other women in the public eye who have been shamed or abused in years past are beginning to see reconsiderations of their legacies all over the place — and why shouldn't she?
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When she spoke of the way her father's love always overcame their differences, I thought of the way my father, too, accepted my reconsiderations of the worldview he had imparted as a birthright.
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Even in light of widely publicized and well-produced reconsiderations, not all viewers will be on board with Lorena, who did commit a crime, just as Lewinsky is far from a fully redeemed figure now in the public eye.
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It means a Court that is inclined to side with police on issues of search and seizure, on the death penalty, on prison conditions — this after the Court appeared on the verge of historic reconsiderations of the latter two issues.
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In the reconsiderations of Dworkin that have proliferated in the past couple of years, since Donald Trump was elected and #MeToo made it fashionable to express skepticism or hatred of men, a positive, if qualified, consensus has coalesced around her work.
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Reconsiderations In 1954, presumably with no feminist agenda and decades before the phrase would enter the consciousness, John Cheever wrote "The Five-Forty-Eight," inadvertently outlining the mechanics of sexual harassment as they have only now come to be better understood.
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Reconsiderations In his short time in office, President Trump has surrounded himself with senior military officers and expressed unquestioning admiration for the armed forces, even going so far as to propose a military parade on Veterans Day — something more typical of Beijing or Moscow.
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And despite recent critiques that the new wave of true crime content skimps on structural questions about how that system works, these reconsiderations of the women's stories offer critical — or at least skeptical — looks at the protocols of the justice system, particularly the behavior of prosecutors.
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Reconsiderations DRESDEN, Germany — Last month, 22007 years to the day since the bombers came, the late winter sky was gray as German tour guide Danilo Hommel called a halt before a short, dark green door in a large terracotta-roofed building that today forms part of an events and conference complex.
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Every one of Van Noten's shows force these reconsiderations, but my favorite is probably his fall 210 ready-to-wear women's collection, which appeared, if you blurred your vision a bit, as a series of tonal, Rothkoesque blocks, each hue dyed to just the point where it almost became some other color altogether: a claret-y red-purple sweater above a lichen-y blue-green skirt; a peachy pink-orange skirt worn beneath a grassy gold-green shirt.
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Marilyn Lake (1986) "Historical reconsiderations IV: The politics of respectability: Identifying the masculinist context" Historical Studies, 22(86): 116-131. Retrieved 5 April 2016.
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Lora Senechal Carney. Canadian Painters in a Modern World, 1925-1955: Writings and Reconsiderations. McGill-Queen's University Press; 2017. . p. 254–. He became an Associate professor in art there between 1956 and 1974, and Director from 1964 to 1967.
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Simpson, Brooks D. "Ulysses S. Grant and the Freedmen's Bureau", in The Freedmen's Bureau and Reconstruction: Reconsiderations, edited by Paul A. Cimbala and Randall M. Miller. New York: Fordham University Press, 1999. Grant opposed President Johnson by supporting the Reconstruction Acts passed by the Radicals.Smith (2001).
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Helen King, "Sowing the Field: Greek and Roman Sexology," in Sexual Knowledge, Sexual Science: The History of Attitudes to Sexuality (Cambridge University Press, 1994), p. 38. In general, Hector was portrayed as markedly heterosexualWilliam Armstrong Percy III, "Reconsiderations about Greek Homosexualities," in Same-Sex Desire and Love in Greco-Roman Antiquity, p. 20. and an exemplary husband.Graziosi and Haubold, Homer, p. 52.
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The Example is a Caroline era stage play, a comedy written by James Shirley, first published in 1637. The play has repeatedly been acclaimed both as one of Shirley's best comedies and one of the best works of its generation.Nathan Coggan, "James Shirley's The Example (1634): Some Reconsiderations," Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, Vol. 17 No. 2 (Spring 1977), pp. 317-31.
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400 note 5. Clive Holmes in a 2016 essay underscores the importance of the content of the September 2 letter and makes note of the typescript at AAS (but not the holograph at Boston College) and suggests Silverman's abridgment of the letter in 1971 was overly severe.Clive Holmes, "Reconsiderations" in New England Quarterly, December 2016, Vol. LXXXIX, Number 4, p.
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Nonetheless, his art became well known enough that he exhibited at the National Museum as part of a two-man show, while completing his eight-year sentence.Wylie, Diana (2008) Art and Revolution: The Life and Death of Thami Mnyele, South African Artist. Reconsiderations in Southern African History, Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, p.134. Nene created most of his work in acrylics and watercolor.
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Paul LeBlanc, "Trotskyism in the United States: The First Fifty Years," in George Breitman, Paul LeBlanc, and Alan Wald (eds.), Trotskyism in the United States: Historical Essays and Reconsiderations. Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Humanities Press, 1976; pg. 72. At the time of the group's dissolution through merger with the American Workers Party in 1934, it still contained fewer than 500 members, according to party leader Max Shachtman.
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Bare is a remix EP, sourced from Action Hero, the second full-length album from Melbourne's Little Nobody. It features vocalist Marcella Brassett on the signature track and many of the remixes, and reconsiderations by Little Nobody, the LN Elektronische Ensemble, 8-Bit, Kandyman, Son Of Zev and Isnod. A remix done by DJ Rush was not included. Bare was adjudged as 'Single of the Week' in Melbourne's Beat magazine by reviewer Andrew Mast.
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They were less shy about explicit sexuality and more sympathetic to reconsiderations of gender roles and the social status of sexual minorities. Under the influence of New Wave editors and authors such as Michael Moorcock (editor of the influential New Worlds), sympathetic depictions of alternative sexuality and gender multiplied in science fiction and fantasy, becoming commonplace.Dynes, Johansson, Percy & Donaldson, p. 752, "Science Fiction" The introduction of gay imagery has also been attributed to the influence of lesbian-feminist and gay liberation movements in the 1960s.
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By the late 1960s, science fiction and fantasy began to reflect the changes prompted by the civil rights movement and the emergence of a counterculture. Within the genres, these changes were incorporated into a movement called "the New Wave," a movement more skeptical of technology, more liberated socially, and more interested in stylistic experimentation. New Wave writers were more likely to claim an interest in "inner space" instead of outer space. They were less shy about explicit sexuality and more sympathetic to reconsiderations of gender roles and the social status of sexual minorities.
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Historians of medieval India; studies in Indo-Muslim historical writing (London: Luzac, 1960) Partners in freedom and true Muslims. The political thought of some Muslim scholars in British India 1912-1947 (Lund: Studentlitteratur, 1971) Scandinavian Institute of Asian Studies monograph series, no. 5 [Reprinted Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1980] The Muslims of British India (London: Cambridge University Press, 1972) Cambridge South Asian studies, 13 "Approaches to pre-modern Indo-Muslim historical writing: some reconsiderations in 1990-1991", pp. 49-71 in Peter Robb, K. N. Chaudhuri, and Avril Powell,eds.
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Historians have tended to view the two Canadian rebellions and the subsequent US Patriot War in isolation, without reference to each other, and without reference to the republican impetus they shared. Recent reconsiderations have emphasized that this was a purposeful forgetfulness by the Reformers after the Rebellions, as they attempted to repudiate the bald republicanism of William Lyon Mackenzie, yet steer an acceptable course to national independence under the guise of responsible government. Ducharme (2006) puts the rebellion in 1837 in the context of the Atlantic Revolutions. He argues that Canadian reformers took their inspiration from the republicanism of the American Revolution.
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In a conversation with Iseult at Cathay, Eva tells her that she is to give birth to her baby and flees to America where she would purchase a child to make up for her lie. By Eva's departure time, Iseult already suspects a sexual relationship between her husband Eric and Eva and she cannot help thinking that the father of Eva's child is Eric. This suspicion leads to the dissolution of the Arbles' household. Part II-Eight Years Later The second part of the novel is infused with Eva's reconsiderations of her past in her quest of becoming who she is.
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This first edition was marked "private and confidential" and was not released to the general public. The Chancellor summoned Hill to a meeting in which the Chancellor suggested improvements, asked for reconsiderations and requested a supplement, which Hill duly produced and supplied on 28 January 1837. 1 Orme Square, Bayswater, London, W2, Hill's home 1839–42 In the 1830s at least 12.5% of all British mail was conveyed under the personal frank of peers, dignitaries and members of parliament, while censorship and political espionage were conducted by postal officials. Fundamentally, the postal system was mismanaged, wasteful, expensive and slow.
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After the Board's Appeal decision, if the client is still not satisfied, a Reconsideration hearing may, under exceptional circumstances, be held. Reconsiderations are not available to clients as of right; the client, or the client's lawyer, must apply for a hearing, which must be granted by VRAB before it can proceed. If, after having exhausted his/her appeal options, a client is still dissatisfied, s/he may (at their own expense) appeal to the Federal Court of Canada. The Bureau of Pensions Advocates does not currently have the authority to represent individual clients at the Federal Court.
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From the version 'EMP 36' of ERMA the SMG 'MP 38' and the following model 'MP 40' had been developed under the guidance of Vollmer, and been accepted by the german Wehrmacht, been put into production. In 1943 another SMG had been constructed by the 'ERMA- Werke', the 'Erma EMP 44', a very simplified Machine Pistol, which could have been manufactured with speed and in great numbers. Such a crudely designed firearm was not approved by the Wehrmacht at that time. Later reconsiderations on the viability for a setup to manufacture the firearm led to nowhere, although there had been certain demand by the end of the war.
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Phaedrus argues that Aeschylus erred in claiming Achilles was the erastes because Achilles was more beautiful and youthful than Patroclus (characteristics of the eromenos) as well as more noble and skilled in battle (characteristics of the erastes).William Armstrong Percy III, "Reconsiderations about Greek Homosexualities," in Same–Sex Desire and Love in Greco-Roman Antiquity and in the Classical Tradition of the West, Binghamton, 2005; p. 19 Instead, Phaedrus suggests that Achilles is the eromenos whose reverence of his erastes, Patroclus, was so great that he would be willing to die to avenge him. Plato’s contemporary, Xenophon, in his own Symposium, had Socrates argue that Achilles and Patroclus were merely chaste and devoted comrades.
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The increasing availability of molecular phylogenetics methods in addition to morphological characteristics in the 1990s led to major reconsiderations of the relationships within the monocotyledons. In that large multi-institutional examination of the seed plants using the plastid gene rbcL the authors used Dahlgren's system as their basis, but followed Thorne (1992) in altering the suffixes of the superorders from "-iflorae" to "-anae". This demonstrated that the Lilianae comprised three lineages corresponding to Dahlgren's orders Dioscoreales, Liliales, and Asparagaless. Under the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group system of 1998, which took Dahlgren's system as a basis, the order was placed in the monocot clade and comprised the five families Burmanniaceae, Dioscoreaceae, Taccaceae, Thismiaceae and Trichopodaceae.
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Introductory writing courses frequently cite this essay. A 1999 study found that it was reprinted 118 times in 325 editions of 58 readers published between 1946 and 1996 that were intended for use in college-level composition courses. In 1981, Carl Freedman's article "Writing Ideology, and Politics: Orwell's 'Politics and the English Language' and English Composition" set in motion a "wide variety of critiques, reconsiderations, and outright attacks against the plain style" that Orwell argues for. The main issue found was Orwell's "simplistic faith about thought and language existing in a dialectical relation with one another; others quickly cut to the chase by insisting that politics, rightly considered, meant the insertion of an undercutting whose before every value word the hegemony holds dear".
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Higginbotham spent five years at the helm of UNC’s history department and served as president of the Southern Historical Association (1990–1991) and the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (1992–1993). He published numerous essays in collected volumes as well as articles in journals such as the William and Mary Quarterly, the American Historical Review, the Journal of Military History, the Journal of Southern History, and the Journal of the Early Republic. He authored or edited many books, including Daniel Morgan, Revolutionary Rifleman (1961); The Atlas of the American Revolution (1974); The Papers of James Iredell (2 vols., 1976); Reconsiderations on the Revolutionary War (1978); George Washington and the American Military Tradition (1985); War and Society in Revolutionary America: The Wider Dimensions of Conflict (1988); George Washington Reconsidered (2001); George Washington: Uniting a Nation (2002); and Revolution in America: Considerations and Comparisons (2005).
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