... this ancient writing system was destined to survive until the present day (22 signs for consonantal sounds) • Who developed the script? • Phoenicians, the Semitic peoples ofthe Palestine coast ... Testament? Sorrows and triumphs ofthe Hebrews Concept of a single God, unique in the polytheistic ancient world • What is the legacy ofthe Hebrews? Legacy ofthe Hebrews • Unlike the rulers ofthe ... and the creation ofthe Torah the first five books ofthe Bible • How did the Hebrews become the people ofthe Diaspora? Diaspora • The independent state of Israel was not destined to last long...
... sounds The most important variations are as follows: C and G have each a soft sound and a hard sound The soft sound of c is the same as s, and the hard sound the same as k The soft sound of g is the ... Le`ss'en, (le `s' n), le `s' son, (le `s' sn), le`ss'er, le `s' sor: Each of these words has two distinct syllables, though there is no recognizable vowel sound in the last syllables ofthe first two This eliding ... exercise misprise supervise advise chastise= criticise disfranchise emprise exorcise premise surmise affranchise circumcise demise disguise= enfranchise franchise reprise surprise apprise comprise...
... the bitterest She was praised as the solar system s greatest artist: the sculptress ofThe Rememberer, the creator ofthe first great ionospheric painting, The Virgin ofthe Andes She was respected, ... planted his boots on the solid rock ofthe ringwall s crest With a twist of his shoulders to settle the weight ofthe pressure suit s bulky backpack, he shambled over to the packet of seismic instruments ... least I think so) who has a remorseless weakness gnawing at his soul The protagonist must struggle to solve his problems That struggle is the backbone ofthe story Kinsman certainly struggles,...
... times socially superior and at other times socially inferior In the first role, he or she acts on the basis ofthe social principle as a paternalist in the best of its aristocratic sense In the second ... relationship as a professional relationship in its ethical sense, namely, the physician as fiduciary ofthe patient The effect of this was to invent both professional medical ethics and the profession ... [Gregory] possessed a large share ofthe social and benevolent affections, which, in the exercise of his profession, manifested themselves in the many nameless, but important attentions to those under...
... Unit 10: The assessment ofwriting Formative assessment: assessment for learning Progression in writing Making a judgement about the work of one learner Summative assessment (assessment of learning): ... down suggestions from the class, once they have become familiar with the process For class use, the two processes should be used separately, especially with young learners or those with less secure ... Resources: Chosen equipment for shared writing session Copies ofwriting for guided writing session Copies of Sheets 3.1 and 3.3 for each group member Task summary Task 1: Shared writing Task...
... he resembles the reviled Spirit of Gravity in Thus Spoke Zarathustra His signature image system extols all that is light, all that possesses celeritas: the Übermensch returning on the steps of ... consciousness at the very least) when weighed against the supposed ‘blasphemies’ ofThe Satanic Verses alters nothing in this regard Nietzsche did not live to see the words of his Zarathustra ... Derrida sThe Ear ofthe Other will be to emphasise the ethical dangers of subordinating the epistemological to the aesthetic Though he was by no means oblivious to the question ofwriting – the subject...
... follows: proof that the equilibrium state is the most probable state of all states in which the system can reside (in the sense that the system will spend most of its time in this state in the ... constant Typical systems considered in thermodynamics are many particle systems (of order 1023 ) such as a gas in a vessel One ofthe macroscopic parameters describing the state of such a system ... to establish the parallelism ofthe entropy gradient of branch systems by starting from various assumptions The most crucial assumption reads: `the lattice of branch systems is a lattice of mixture'...
... author The Library of Congress lists Nella Henney as the author PART I THE BOOK OF BUSINESS ETIQUETTE I THE AMERICAN BUSINESS MAN The business man is the national hero of America, as native to the ... public service corporations, and much ofthe antagonism against the railroads to-day is the result ofthe methods they used when they first began to lay tracks and carry passengers Nor was this sort ... done, the most important person in the state—has stood still while the currents of science and invention have swept past him He has watched the work ofthe world pass into the keeping of machines,...
... tailors “Make me two or three business suits,” he ordered “Regular business suits, I mean, for real business wear—you know the sort of thing—and get them done as quickly as you can, please There!” ... head shorter than Bobby and four inches broader across the shoulders, and his neck spread out over all the top of his torso; but there was something in the clear gaze ofthe eyes which made the ... opened the letter He read: “Every business needs a pessimist and an optimist, with ample opportunities to quarrel Johnson is a jackass, but honest He is a pessimist and has a pea-green liver Listen...
... must ship some of this paint of yours to foreign countries, Colonel?" suggested Bartley, putting on a professional air "We ship it to all parts ofthe world It goes to South America, lots of ... beyond the office partitions, where rows and ranks of casks, barrels, and kegs stretched dimly back to the rear ofthe building, and diffused an honest, clean, wholesome smell of oil and paint They ... a mere blur; and some ofthe younger children had twitched themselves into wavering shadows, and might have passed for spirit-photographs of their own little ghosts It was the standard familygroup...
... whatever—I just stepped into the shop of an artist The Duchess of Bless-my-Soul was sitting for her portrait; the Marquis of Soand-So was holding the Duchess' poodle; the Earl of This-and-That was flirting ... ofthe eighty-three lost tragedies of Ỉschylus; ofthe fiftyfour orations of Isỉus; ofthe three hundred and ninety-one speeches of Lysias; ofthe hundred and eighty treatises of Theophrastus; ... amenity of Albano, ofthe colors of Titian, ofthe frows of Rubens, and ofthe waggeries of Jan Steen There was the President ofthe FumFudge University He was of opinion that the moon was called...
... served to give especial stress to the wisdom ofthe counsel of Sir Henry Roscoe, whose response to the appeal ofthe members ofthe deputation of 1887 was at once to point them to scientific light ... conformation ofthe scales on the hairshafts, especially as regards those free upper edges, depends the distinction ofthe value of many classes of wool and fur These scales vary both as to nature and ... wool is the capacity of its fibres to felt or mat together This arises from the greater looseness ofthe scaly covering ofthe hair, so that when opposing hairs come into contact, the scales interlock...
... begin the discussion of so vast a subject As a general statement the doctrine is perhaps the simplest formula of natural science, although the facts and processes which it summarizes are the most ... various areas ofthe earth and that they account for the present structure of its surface These men of science and the astronomers and the physicists tell us that in some early age the world was ... Norwood Press J .S Cushing Co.—Berwick & Smith Co Norwood, Mass., U .S. A PREFACE The present volume consists of a series of eight addresses delivered as the Hewitt Lectures of Columbia University at...
... lines, and planes, and sets up a system of axioms connecting these elements in their mutual relations The purpose of his investigations is to discuss systematically the relations of these axioms ... AND OF PLANES To the system of segments already discussed, let us now add a second system We will distinguish the segments ofthe new system from those ofthe former one by means of a special sign, ... in the following translation As a basis for the analysis of our intuition of space, Professor Hilbert commences his discussion by considering three systems of things which he calls points, straight...
... ofthe curve, the rate at which the function is increasing is the same thing as the rate at which the curve is rising, and this is the same thing as the steepness ofthe curve Again, common sense ... in the sense of “excellence,” being conceivable as “more” or “less,” is obviously itself a quantity of some kind The second consideration is suggested by the frequent use ofthe phrase “sum of ... the quality of being desired “Desirableness” conveys the idea that the thing not only is but deserves to be desired “Desiredness” is not English, but I shall nevertheless use it as occasion may...
... A wise man learns from his mistakes; a wiser man learns from the mistakes of others It s always good to learn from others’ experiences, so look at this material, and then ask the opinion of a ... answers and discussion for each of these questions It s not a straight answer set—few ofthe questions have a definite yes or no response Once you’ve thought about them, compare your answers with ... xxxi The chapters are split into six parts; the contents page for each lists the chapters in the part with a short description ofthe material contained in each These parts work from the inside,...
... cohesion and coherence in writing as well as illustrated some causes of such issues, the question of tackling this issue has still remained unanswered Furthermore, as far as the researcher knows, ... to the context ofthe current study, essay writing is significant to the learning of students of English because it facilitates students’ acquisition ofthe basic study skills needed for understanding ... analysis methods are also illustrated in this chapter Chapter 3, data analysis presents the results and discussion in terms of how much they answer the research questions Part summarizes the...
... assigns such translations Instead, he introduces an assessment that demonstrates not only the shortcomings but also the qualities and originality ofthe translation as work of art His design is then ... model is also kept in the same way 23 CHAPTER RESULTS AND DISCUSSION This chapter will present the application of House s translation quality assessment model to assess the quality ofthe target ... text Therefore, the readers normally choose to read translation texts The increasing number of translations available calls for the need of assessing the quality of such works so that the readers...
... analysis: the contents ofthe phrase Each phrase in literature is built of sounds, as each phrase in music consists of notes One sound suggests, echoes, demands, and harmonises with another; and the ... afterwards unlearn They repeat, they rearrange, they clarify the lessons of life; they disengage us from ourselves, they constrain us to the acquaintance of others; and they show us the web of experience, ... other; and it is by the brevity, clearness, charm, or emphasis ofthe second, that we judge the strength and fitness ofthe first Style is synthetic; and the artist, seeking, so to speak, a peg...