... [JNHT]) ,the introduction of archaeology at the University of
the West Indies in 1987, and improvements in the training of Jamaican
archaeologists .The past decade has seen increased interest in Jamaican ... established at the University of the
West Indies, the first lecturer was the Ghanaian Emmanuel Kofi Agorsah.
“Dr Kofi”, as he is affectionately call...
... catch the interlopers. The other was
the venal connivance of the governors of the ports, who often tolerated and even encouraged the traffic on the
plea that the colonists demanded it.[36] The ... of the West Indies, all the evidence points to the identity of the island concerned in this
petition with the Tortuga near the north coast of Hispaniola.[8...
... The Power of Names 17
priority between the activity of naming and that of being that help set up the
S.E. 1 disanalogy. The limited number of names reflects the linguistic priority
of their ... interpreters by the fourth century that the citation of the opening
words was sufficient to communicate the entire problem.
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Chapter 1
The Power of Names
One of the...
... in return.”
6
The
look of the aura, however, is not the look of the other, but a reflection of
the same. The experience of the aura, in other words, reproduces precisely
the scene of Narcissus ... other words, the semblance of machinery, of the
kind seen in dreams, at the theatre, at the cinema” (p. 21).
The connection between the cinematic and the ba...
... from
one tongue to another, whether it be from the Latin of the scholar to the
Old English of the bard, or from the Northumbrian of the cowherd to the
West- Saxon of the king. Over three hundred ... compounds, known as “kennings.” Poets called the sea the
hron-rad (the road of the whale), or the swan-rad (the road of the swan). The
body was the...
... become
aroused at the noise of the approaching horsemen. Nearing the
lower end of the village, the soldiers deployed their force along
both sides of the stream. As the startled Indians ran out of their
homes, ... including some
officers, roamed the site of the destruction, scalping and other-
wise desecrating the dead, thereby compounding the butchery
of the...
... until the
intense dry heat of the north Indian plain had lowered the water content to 30 percent. Then it and the
poppy petal sheets went together to the caking room.
Down the sides of the caking ... draw upon the original prefacewesterners in China
in the early decades of the nineteenth century and the war, the Opium War, that they brought on. The
war is...
...
go to the entrance of the market, maybe someone passing by will give you a candy or bread.'
"They said they didn't have enough energy. Two days later they died, right there. There ... have the money to buy it
With conditions inside North Korea so desperate, many are willing to risk the border crossing in
search of work and food. Lee So-ra, a 51-year-old mother cro...
... special consent of the state
concerned.
186
Thus, Professor Brierly defined territorial
sovereignty not in terms of the independence of the state,
but rather in terms of the existence of plenary ... twenty miles of the Negev, the southern
region of Israel, will separate the two territories. The
usage of the aforementioned terms can imply that some
form...
... examine the industry position
of these groups of writers.
The WGAW sponsors member committees that represent the special concerns of
these groups of writers and that work with the guild’s ... relative to the other groups on the median earnings front. While minority
television writers out-earned their counterparts from the other groups at four of the eight
cong...