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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Thomas Moore"”.

  1. Nationalism and Music in Ireland

    … early collectors and the proselytizing work of Thomas Moore. Their industry was consistent with the growth in ethnic consciousness universally evident in the wake of the French Revolution. This novel pride was termed nationalism, and the phenomenon proved both pervasive and durable, exercising …

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  2. “Paper Bullets of the Brain”: Satire, Dueling and the Rise of the Gentleman Author

    … figures such as Samuel Johnson, William Gifford, Thomas Moore, and Lord Byron were involved in literary disputes featuring duels or the threat of physical violence, a pattern indicating a connection between authorship and dueling. This study explicitly examines this connection, particularly as it …

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  3. Soul nurturing in the vernacular architecture of Japan

    … those of Carl Jung, James Hillman, and Thomas Moore. Of the varied forms of soul care, four qualities were selected (for this study) based on their applicability to the built environment. The four qualities include Religion, Orientation, Beauty, and Solitude. The traditional Japanese …

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  4. Retention of substance abuse outpatients: The role of psychiatric comorbidity in the era of welfare reform.

    Retention of substance abuse outpatients: The role of psychiatric comorbidity in the era of welfare reform.

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  5. The Orient in the Empire’s Poetry: Scholarship, Translation, and Imaginative Geography (1770-1857)

    … discusses Byron’s<em> The Giaour</em>(1813) and Thomas Moore’s<em> Lalla Rookh</em> (1817) to suggest that both poets drew upon the imaginative geography of the orient to provide literary spaces in which contemporary European readers could imagine themselves beyond the social and political norms …

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