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John Henry Cardinal Newman: theory of education
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University
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An Edition of Poems by John Henry Cardinal Newman
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The Early Religious Development of John Henry Newman 1801-1828
No one, perhaps, found John Henry Newman's life as fascinating as he himself did. Witness this curious “Autobiography in Minature“: | "John Newman wrote this just before he was going up to Greek on Tuesday, June 10, 1812, when it only wanted 3 days to his going home, thinking of the time (at home) …
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An analysis of the elements of style in the university sermons of John Henry Newman
Syntax, word usage, and paragraph development form the substance of the analysis of the Apologia. The use of subordination, repetition, and antithesis in sentence construction; the choice of words to produce rhythm and prove mood, as well as the implied metaphor; and careful blending of these …
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John Henry Newman and Georges Florovsky: An Orthodox-Catholic Dialogue on the Development of Doctrine
… idea of doctrinal development in the writings of John Henry Newman and Georges Florovsky, who are both representative thinkers in their respective Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions. Newman's theory of doctrinal development proposes that divine revelation has been given once and for …
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On New Rhetoric, John Henry Newman and the Language of Metaphors: Implications for Branding Higher Education
This project interprets how John Henry Newman's (1801-1890) system of thought informs the philosophical and theoretical grounds for rhetorical praxis in the marketplace. His seminal lessons in "An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent"(1870) and "The Idea of a University" (1873 ed.) demonstrate the …
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The nature, role and formation of cnscience in the thoughts of John Henry Newman, Germain Grisez and Linda Hogan: an assessment of their thoughts in relation to Church teaching
… conscience Luther is actually concretising what John Henry Newman was to later describe as “the right of self-will.” 3. Luther’s solitary, but principled stand foreshadows Mahatma Gandhi’s assertion that, “In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place.” 4. While matters of …
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Manifestations of labor in Victorian literature.
… Sartor Resartus, George Eliot's Adam Bede, and John Henry Newman's Apologia Pro Vita Sua. The initial chapter examines the influence of work in the Victorian era and its subsequent effects on the Victorian individual's view of and relation to his or her world. Chapter two focuses on Thomas …
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Newman's Love of Nature as an Index of His Spirituality
John Henry Cardinal Newman was horn in London, February 21, 1801. His father wa3 a banker; his mother was Jemima Froudrinier, descended from a well-known Huguenot family. He attended Ealing, a school for boys, and there came under the influence of Calvinism. At sixteen, he entered Trinity College, …
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Carson McCullers' altered vision : meaningful patterns in The Heart is a Lonely Hunter and The Member of the Wedding.
… the later one. McCullers bases Frankie Addams, John Henry West, and Berenice Sadie Brown on her first creations Mick Kelly, George "Bubber" Kelly, and Portia Copeland. A detailed, comparative textual analysis of these three fascinating pairs of characters reveals significant patterns, informs …
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A Historic Acquittal Re Examined: Would the Earps and Doc Holliday Escape Indictment Under The Modern Grand Jury System
… and Morgan Earp, along with Wyatt's close friend John Henry "Doc" Holliday, stood accused of murder in the deaths of William "Billy" Clanton, Frank McLaury, and Tom McLaury. Justice of the Peace Wells Spicer, applying the laws of the Territory of Arizona, determined after an evidentiary proceeding …
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The Transcendent Victorianism of Gerard Manley Hopkins
… great spiritual struggle. A few months more and John Henry Newman was to break at last from that hopeless "via media," blazing the pathway for many other souls "from the shadow of uncertainty unto the Truth." All through Gerard’s childhood, and during his preliminary education at the Cholmondeley …
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The biosemiotic imagination in the Victorian frames of mind : Newman, Eliot and Welby
… theory, the thesis argues that the ideas of John Henry Newman, George Eliot and Lady Victoria Welby were cultural precursors to the biosemiotic thought of the second half of the twentieth century and beyond, specifically in the way in which these three thinkers sought to find a ‘common …
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Henry Albach, editor and agitator, 1914-1918
John Henry Albach, usually called Henry, was a newspaper owner and editor who represented two minorities in turn-of-the-century Lawrence, Kansas: the German-Americans and the Democrats. The son of a German immigrant who had fled Germany after the failure of the democratic revolution of 1848, Albach …
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Some Major Figures of Speech in the Letters of Saint Cyprian
… The Epistles of St. Cyprian (translation) by John Henry Parker, was employed. One of the articles which proved of invaluable assistance is the Style and Language of St. Cyprian by E. W. Watson.
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John Charles Ryle: An Intellectual Biography
This dissertation is an intellectual biography of John Charles Ryle, the first Bishop of Liverpool. Chapter 1 focuses on Ryle’s intellectual, theological, and spiritual formation. Special attention is given to his home, education at Eton and Oxford, conversion, religious opinions, and unexpected …
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Confession and intimacy in England, 1851-1913
… Trial’, in which a convert ex-priest sued John Henry Newman for libel. The second chapter follows the development of confession in the Church of England through a controversial book written for priests wishing to hear confessions, which became the subject of a major scandal in 1877. The …
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Theology and the Narrative Form of the Victorian Realist Novel
… chapter looks to two crisis-of-faith novels: John Henry Newman’s Loss and Gain (1848) and James Anthony Froude’s The Nemesis of Faith (1849). I read these novels alongside debates about philosophical certitude emerging from the Oxford Movement and argue that, where Newman’s novel borrows from …
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Negative Masculinity: Theories of Freedom in American Literature after 1950
… Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and John Okada’s No-No Boy. In the second chapter, James Baldwin’s Another Country and Colson Whitehead’s John Henry Days are placed in contrast to consider the historical differences that produce Baldwin’s pessimism and Whitehead’s utopianism in …
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