Titlebook: Literature of the Low Countries; A Short History of D Reinder P. Meijer Book 1978 Reinder P. Meijer 1978 Africa.African.English.English lit

外來

使迷醉

Reinder P. MeijerAus mehreren Gründen steht der Richter hier vor einer sehr schwierigen Aufgabe. Zum prinzipiellen Bestand reflektierter Soziologie geh?rt das Bewu?tsein, wie voraussetzungsreich jegliche Beschreibung einer (nichttrivialen) sozialen Wirklichkeit ist: Strukturierend wirken die Selektivit?t von Aufmerk

Camouflage

enten des Sachzwangs, des Es-geht-nicht-anders ideologisiert sich eine Praxis als notwendig und richtig zugleich. Politische Fragen und soziale Probleme werden ?verrechtlicht‘ (J. Seifert 1971) und damit teilweise gegen Diskussion immunisiert. Leisten Rechtsnormen eigentlich all diese Dienste? Hierz

Flavouring

The Early Stages,t, is not satisfied with a first text and asks for more. The first text, he argues, is only the first text that has been preserved, and he is prepared to spend a great deal of time and energy in trying to find out whether there were any texts before this first one, and if so, what these lost texts w

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擁護(hù)

清晰

Reformers and Humanists,eded into the background and made way for those of the modern era. The term ‘period of transition’ is, of course, a facile one: from any given vantage point in time one can look down on a preceding period and regard it as a period of transition, pointing to the first appearance of certain phenomena

過渡時(shí)期

Infinitesimal

Classicists and Romanticists,as a period, it is often said, which was resting at leisure on the laurels won in the preceding century, an age of stagnation and decline, of false values, corruption and sham, when powdered wigs concealed more than bald heads and bad smells were drowned in perfume. The terms used to describe it are

seduce

Moralists and Anti-Moralists,he nineteenth century. In the North as well as in the South, national life reached its lowest ebb. The South was ruled by Austria until 1792. Three years earlier, in the year of the French Revolution, there had been a patriotic and vaguely pro-French uprising which had sent the Austrian administrato