With slightly revised, the 1961's paper was reprinted in an anthology named "Myth and Ritual and the Oral" (Goody 2010) in 2010.
Narendra later reminisced about the early days of the monastery: In 1887, Narendra compiled a Bengali song anthology named Sangeet Kalpataru with Vaishnav Charan Basak.
The anthology's name, he writes, "was chosen early in the research process as a 'working title.' Subsequently we found many songs and motets with references to roses and lilies, but none, alas, in praise of the whortleberry (which is also known as bilberry and blaeberry).
In 1988, Knudson and Swenson collaborated on the anthology American Sports Poems, named as one of the top 100 best books for young adults.
For their first game, Polytron will work with Finji to provide the daily operations capacity for an "interactive musical landscape anthology" game named Panoramical.
In January 1966, Eastwood met producer Dino De Laurentiis in New York City and agreed to star in a non-Western five-part anthology production named Le Streghe ("The Witches") opposite De Laurentiis' wife, actress Silvana Mangano.
E-books routinely pop up on file-sharing websites like the Pirate Bay, both in their own right and as part of vast anthologies with names like "2,500 Retail Quality E-books".
The precise chronology of the Mohist Dialectics and the Xunzian theory of language is impossible to determine, as is whether Xunzi himself was directly responsible for formulating the theory of language that appears in the anthology bearing his name.
But his reputation was damaged: the Authors League expelled him, his poems were removed from anthologies, and his name was dropped from Who's Who.
In 1990, Montréal-based publisher Drawn and Quarterly began with an anthology title also named Drawn and Quarterly.
