[PDF] Top 20 Pray in Early Modern English drama

... of pray (the range of which was shown in Figure 2, Section 4), our data show no correlation between members of higher ranks using more complex forms and members of lower ranks using more reduced ...Simple ... See full document

... A modern story which bears a remarkable resemblance to that of Grissill is ’Pauline Reage’’s Story of 0, one of the best-selling pornographic novels of the early 1970s, 0’s lover, whom she adores ... See full document

... of English anatomical textbooks” (176), or the visually seductive anatomical drawings of Andreas Vesalius, Andreanus Spigelius, Juan Valverde, Jacopo Berengario da Carpi, Charles Estienne, and other famous ... See full document

... the English monarch: the Turkish envoy in 1579 conveyed a letter from the Ottoman sultan addressed to the queen, which offered “unrestricted commerce in his country to Englishmen” (Calendar ... See full document

... The magic performances and tricks that many gypsies relied upon to live, along with their seemingly exotic heritage, both exacerbated the fear that they inspired in authorities and some citizens, yet also made them ... See full document

... Hamlet’s early audience, Gertrude was defined less by her appetite for sex than for ...and early modern feminist criticism in particular: namely, the tendency to frame discussions of female ... See full document

... of English for awarding me a studentship that has made this research ...and Early Modern Writing Group and Quiche Appreciation Society, particularly to my co-founders Niall O'Suilleabhain and Eoghan ... See full document

... the English print marketplace in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, as printers turned out an extraordinary number of instructional manuals on gardening and husbandry, retailing useful knowledge to a growing ... See full document

... than English, to various problems derived from the fact that NER systems were created with modern contents in mind, in most cases rely- ing on statistical learning from annotated datasets of modern ... See full document

... VARD now has a much larger dictionary than that used for previous experiments. The decision was taken to increase the size of the dictionary (currently 26,071 entries) as, previously, many modern words were being ... See full document

... the English characters with whom she comes into contact: lower-middle-class clerks become burglars, retiring young ladies don male costumes in public and are subjected to implied sexual acts on trains and in hotel ... See full document

... of early modern English Catholicism and chapter nine is without doubt the highlight of the entire ...that early modern English Catholicism was neither late medieval, nor ... See full document

... and modern commercial performance (Barnden, Dustagheer, Whipday and Jensen, Jones, ...in early theatrical vocabulary, a fallacious distinction between “play worlds” and “real worlds,” or the anachronistic ... See full document

... All his misfortunes are the same vicissitudes of life that the Kadiye blessed and took sacrifices to avert, yet Igwezu suffers all of them. No wonder, Igwezu now listens to the wise words of the Beggar that lead him to ... See full document

... This paper relates to ongoing work to determine the feasibility of retraining the USAS system to cope with English from earlier periods, specifically the EmodE period. Our initial results suggest that the existing ... See full document

... to Early Modern medical writing, is crucial to determining if, when, and how the use of evidential markers changed during the period under inves- ... See full document

... One o f the central themes in this play arises from the alienation of indigenous land. The only piece of Maori land left in Te Parenga is a very small section dominated by a huge pohutukawa 'towering over' Pohutukawa ... See full document

... The Early Years 1872-1888: A Quiet Introduction -Ibsen and the New Drama -English Ibsenites of the 1870s -Archer and The Pillars of Society -Other Ibsenites and Ibsen Projects: A Strateg[r] ... See full document

... Perkins presents charms and witches as something unquestionably evil. Perkins does seem to agree with some of Davies arguments, at least to a certain extent. He would concede that to the practitioners the written charms ... See full document

... the Early Modem Language of ...emerging early modern addiction discourse in Christopher Mar- lowe’s Doctor Faustus, noting that ‘it is a discourse that has affinities with, but also crucial ... See full document