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They include "Birds & Bards, which pairs poems with photographs by the wildlife photographer, Mark Seth Lender; In Their Own Words, which presents poets writing on the genesis of one of their poems; archives that present a decade of P.S.A. award-winning poetry, including judges' citations and the lectures of our Frost Medalists; and fascinating essays from our journal Crossroads".

Subsequent to the essay of 1912 and the lectures of 1915, the influence of the language of phenomenology becomes discernible in the works of Ortega through the usage of such terms as "apodictic appearance," philosophy as "a science," and philosophy "as a science without supposition" (Obras, 1: 318–19; 7: 335).

With some difficulty, in 1952 he succeeded in entering the elite Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris and attended the lectures of Michel Foucault.

Supported by teaching, he read theology and was deeply influenced by the lectures of the teacher and Reformer Thomas Wyttenbach.

"The right amount of cash should provide you with the needed motivation to pull all-nighters and stay awake during the lectures of your most boring professors".

Although he had applied to study medicine in Berlin, he studied primarily philosophy and sociology, attending most notably the lectures of Wilhelm Dilthey and Georg Simmel.

These commentaries are largely dependent on the lectures of Proclus and thus indebted to Proclus' style of Iamblichean Neoplatonism.

In France, a version of Hegelianism came to influence a generation of thinkers, including Jean Hyppolite, Jean-Paul Sartre and the psychoanalyst, Jacques Lacan, largely through the lectures of Alexandre Kojève.

There are sharply detailed recollections, including her autocratic stepfather and the political lectures of her socialist grandmother.

Some of her most important results were developed in these lectures, and the lecture notes of her students formed the basis for several important textbooks, such as those of van der Waerden and Deuring.

After the official opening at 5 pm and a short introduction of the 10 exhibitors the first day ended with a conference dinner and the evening lecture of Kurt Varmuza on "Classification and Characterization of Materials – from Archaeometry to Comets".