The document was drafted as a guide for discussions for a meeting called for October by the pope to discuss the plight of the Christian minority in the overwhelmingly Muslim region.
Using Tsuji Nobuo's Kisō no keifu (The Lineage of Eccentricity) and more recent publications in western languages as a guide for discussions, the course will concentrate on painters active in mid-late Edo period (late 17th-early 19th century) Kyoto and Edo.
Using Tsuji Nobuo's Kisô no keifu (The Lineage of Eccentricity) and more recent publications in western languages as a guide for discussions, the course will concentrate on painters active in mid-Edo period (late 17th-18th century) Kyoto and Edo.
Using Tsuji Nobuo's Kiso no keifu (The Lineage of Eccentricity) and more recent publications in western languages as a guide for discussions, the course will concentrate on painters active in mid-late Edo period (late 17th-early 19th century) Kyoto and Edo.
Using Tsuji Nobuo's Kisō no keifu (The Lineage of Eccentricity) and more recent publications in Japanese and western languages as a guide for discussions, the course will concentrate on painters active in mid-late Edo period (late 17th- early 19th century) Kyoto and Edo.
Give each student a handout or example letter to use as a guide for the discussion and class activity.
This phenomenological approach, one that accents historical and contemporary description and resists prescription, does not allow the historian to state the essence of Christianity as a simple guide for all discussion.
If an SD cutoff of 10 or more had been employed as the only guide for further discussion by the clinical team, 72 patients with item rates of '2' or '3' would have been missed of whom 30 were either referred for specialist help or provided with information.
This is a loose schedule, intended as a guide for online discussions.
By The New Yorker April 29, 2010 This is a loose schedule, intended as a guide for online discussions.
Using Tsuji Nobuo's Kiso no keifu (The Lineage of Eccentricity) and more recent publications in western languages as a guide for weekly discussions, the course will concentrate on painters active in mid-Edo period (late 17th-18th century) Kyoto and Edo.
