With reference to Marian apparitions, the cult of the saints, relations with the dead, and other Catholic instances of encounters with the gods really present, Orsi elaborates a theory of presence for the study of both contemporary religion and history.
Fortunately, I can cite many pleasant instances of encounters with the famous in my endeavor to attain final poster approval.
Readings will include narrative sketches of the history of the period, critical literature examining key instances of encounter, and primary sources produced by westerners that record their impressions of and experiences in Constantinople.
These problems emerge as instances of encounter, as framing devices, in thinking the concept of process.
Over the next 150 years, Britain was at the forefront of some of the most infamous instances of Chinese encounters with the outside world, from the Opium Wars, the sacking of the Summer Palace, and the reparations for the Boxer rebellion of 1900 to the maintenance of Hong Kong as a colony.
There were also no instances of distress encountered while completing the survey, in-depth interviews or focus groups.
Dangerous Brinkmanship, a policy report released by the European Leadership Network, cited 40 recent instances of "close military encounters between Russia and the West".
The more instances of something we encounter, the more significant we naturally assume it to be – and though we encounter our own solitude frequently, we never encounter other people's.
In addition, society's mentality and culture is the number one cause of stigmatization and discrimination, which makes children feel unwanted and condemned, and some instances of this were encountered within CCs themselves.
Several instances of these were encountered during the matching process, such as 'radix' (HAO versus SPD), 'serrula' (HAO versus SPD), 'pedicel' (HAO versus SPD), 'alveolus' (HAO versus SPD), 'metatarsus' (HAO versus FBbt), 'lamina' (HAO versus FBbt) and 'flange' (HAO versus FBbt).
Take, for instance, the peculiar set of encounters that comprise what is now the fifth chapter of Mark.
