“Explaining Is Where We All Get Into Trouble”: Anti-Philosophical Philosophies in Richard Ford’s Bascombe Novels by Nicholas Manning

“…Far from proposing the United States as an anti-philosophical culture, these discourses, as fictional incarnations of an ironic Socratic archetype, rather explore ways in which modes of reticence against philosophy, construed at once as an institution, mode of discourse, and epistemological method, are themselves explicitly philosophical positionings.…”
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Frontières de l’humain et technologies de genre monstrueux by Kevin Lambert

“…According to Halberstam in Skin Shows: Gothic Horror and the Technology of Monsters, contemporary fictional incarnations of monsters herald a change in the representation of the figure. …”
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La maison aux esprits : configurations spatiales, pluralité religieuse et syncrétismes dans l’espace domestique afro-cubain by Katerina Kerestetzi

“…Representing more than just things, Afro-Cuban ritual artifacts are seen by practitioners as true incarnations of gods and spirits, imbued with agency, personality, and preferences. …”
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HUMAN DESTRUCTIVENESS IN THE EXISTING PRACTICES OF LATE MODERNISM VIOLENCE: POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE DIMENSIONS by O. V. Marchenko, L. V. Martseniuk

“…That is why one should turn the focus from the obvious, objectively conditioned incarnations of violence in the XXI century (armed conflicts, local wars, terrorist acts) to the internal factors that are in the realm of existential. …”
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Consummatio gloriae – zapomniany Tomaszowy motywwcielenia Chrystusa w świetle ST II-II, q.2, a.7 by Piotr Świerczyński

“…., that the first man could get know about Incarnation of Christ in future. The way of knowing of that is experience of marriage, witch is described by St. …”
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Transverse Myelitis Associated with Cryptococcus neoformans in an Immunocompetent Patient by David B. Villafuerte, Marco F. Passeri, Rayan Qazi, Moulika Baireddy, Fernando L. Sanchez

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Cyril of Alexandria's critique of the term Theotokos by Nestorius Constantinople by E. Artemi

“…Jesus Christ was the incarnate Word of God. He was born of the Virgin Mary and conceived by the Holy Spirit. …”
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Origen and Plato on the Superiority and Perfection of the Soul by Zhimeng Lin

“…Nevertheless, Origen assigned the body a more important role, asserting that the Incarnation not only depended on the body but also facilitated the practice of virtue, positioning the body as central to his theory of resurrection. …”
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Christian Humanism, Progressive Christianity, and Social Transformation by John de Gruchy

“…This leads me into a discussion on the Incarnation as the foundation for Christian humanism, and Eucharistic community as the embodiment and agent of social transformation. …”
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Адам и Ева как прообраз Нового Адама и Новой Евы (по учению святителя Иринея Лионского, Тертуллиана и святителя Викторина Петавийского). К вопросу о теории рекапитуляции в раннехри... by Nikolay A. Khandoga

“…The saint of Poetovio taught, first, that on that day (that is on friday), on which Adam was born, the incarnate Son of God was born; secondly, on that day (that is on saturday), on which Adam and Eve violated the only commandment of God (see: Gen. 2, 16-17), the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary took place and the Lord Jesus Christ suffered; and, thirdly, on that day (that is on the resurrection), on which God the Father and the Son of God created light, the conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary took place, the incarnate Son of God rose from the dead and the second time He will come to earth to judge all human genus. …”
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UKHTA STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY: A POSSE AD ESSE by Nikolay D. Tskhadaya, Oksana Belyaeva

“…In his interview, the rector of Ukhta State Technical University expounds how the University incarnates its credo expressed in the Latin catch phrase “A posse ad esse”, elucidates the strategic role of USTU in solving the wide range of regional problems. …”
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Ekologia - program nauczania dla III klasy gimnazjalnej by Julisław Łukomski

“…The article presents analysises of the following issues from the ecological programme for the III class of preparatory school: human and nature in the light of christology, the elevation of human and universe by the Incarnation, Christss cross points the solidarity of God with human and whole nature, peace with God, peace with every creature, rationality of the nature tells about Creator s idea, crisis of moral values finds expression in degradation of natural environment, urgent need of solidarity.…”
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Gertrude Stein’s “Historic Drama” (1930) by Emeline Jouve

“…The playwright’s style is emblematic of her quest to revive a lost past in the “now” of the action from which absent/present voices emerge. This paradoxical incarnation of “pure voices” in Gertrude Stein’s “memory plays” opens the way to an ontological reflection on the meaning of “being” in the present.…”
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La sexualité de M. Homais by Shoshana-Rose Marzel

“…According to many researchers, by making Homais the mythical incarnation of the nineteenth century Bourgeois, Flaubert automatically reduces Homais' sexual activity. …”
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Political Principles and Ideologies in Charles Johnson’s Middle Passage by Raphaël Lambert

“…Set on a slave ship in 1830, Charles Johnson’s Middle Passage opposes the political model of Captain Ebenezer Falcon, who incarnates the conquering spirit and ruthless mercantile culture of the United States, to the political model of the Allmuseri, an African tribe of which forty members are shackled in the hold. …”
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S’approprier un modèle français en Iran ? L’architecte André Godard (1881-1965) et la conception des musées iraniens by Sarah Piram

“…Located in Teheran, the emblematic monument incarnates a period of modernisation and exacerbated nationalism during the reign of Reza Shah Pahlavi (r. 1925–41). …”
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The Feeling of Thought: T.S. Eliot’s Programmatic Poetry. by Amélie Ducroux

“…I will try to confront some of the theoretical assertions present in his essays and lectures with his aesthetic “theory” as it incarnates itself, or as it is “sung” in some of his poems, and attempt to show what theory can gain from this peculiar mode of discourse that only poetic writing can generate.…”
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The Rhetoric of the Rearguard? Sincerity in Innovative American Poetics by Nicholas Manning

“…How did the criterion of poetic sincerity transform, in the space of a half-century, from a fundamental tenet of radical modernism to an incarnation of lyrical and expressive orthodoxy? Why have efforts to reintegrate sincerity into experimental poetics and literary traditions—such as the problematic New Sincerity of the 1990s—met with limited success? …”
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Pourquoi filmer sa culture ? Rituel et patrimonialisation en Amazonie brésilienne by Chloé Nahum-Claudel, Nathalie Pétesch, Cédric Yvinec

“…The article examines the reasons for the choice of particular rituals as the incarnation of culture; the political and symbolic implications of the performance of culture; the modalities through which films are produced; the choice of spectators for this culture-on-film and the play of revelation and concealment of ritual knowledge which the filmic media enables. …”
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La démocratie à l’école : quels savoirs, quelles valeurs pour quelle éducation ? by Céline Chauvigné

“…The text tries to expose, within the framework of a care of the pupils at the borders of the class, (either in school life, understood as life outside the class), the tensions between the knowledge related to the instruction (The functioning of political institutions, institutional ideals, incarnated political practices) and the social values ​​and norms that both encourage and restrict the real development of democracy. …”
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