A year after the invasion, Magnum arranged worldwide, anonymous publication of these photographs.
Laqueur, a historian at Berkeley, traces this view to the anonymous publication, around 1712, of a tract entitled "Onania".
Thus, an important moment in the Egyptian tradition was the initially anonymous publication in 1913 of a novel, Zaynab (Eng. trans. Mohammed Hussein Haikal's Zainab), by "a peasant Egyptian".
The poet's frustrations rise as the one outlet for her art — anonymous publication in her local newspaper — dries up as well, through the cruel and vengeful narrow-mindedness of its editor.
Sainte-Beuve's friendship with Victor Hugo, which had already begun to cool in 1830, was almost extinguished by the anonymous publication of Sainte-Beuve's autobiographical novel Volupté in 1834.
All the patients provided informed consent for participation and anonymous publication of data.
The anonymous publication of the Universal Natural History was prudent but not without risk.
Progressive notions of natural philosophy and theology were simmering in Victorian England when, in 1844, the scientific establishment was rocked by the anonymous publication of Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation (Chambers [1844]).
Anonymous publication like Frankenstein's was another way to hide from the acid of sex-based criticism; Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Shelley's mother, was slandered by the literary eminence Horace Walpole as "a hyena in petticoats".
( The Fountain Hopper, an anonymous publication that made waves earlier this year by alerting students to their rights to request their admissions files under FERPA, discovered the case after receiving a tip from a member of the lab on March 19).
Almost every online artistic work is published under a pseudonym with many being completely anonymous as a matter of course (anonymous publication is very common on sites like Newgrounds, DeviantART, YouTube, and Tumblr, and is also frequent within specific mediums, such as AMVs, abridged series, fan fictions, and image macros).
