Field, a professor at Clemson, also cited a 1654 description of the Ranters, a much-feared array of hothead heretics in England: "their letters and discourses being nothing more else but a confused, senseless, prophane Scripture, medly made up of impious flatteries, impious kindnesse, and atheisticall curses, oaths, and ranting imprecations in the same breath, or line".
She molds her sources into a vivid narrative, worked up into dramatic scenes that always have some warranty of documentation the dialogue, for example, is sometimes devised from the indirect discourse of letter or diary.
Main Outcome Measures: We measured verbal fluency (words/min in discourse, Thurstone letter fluency), expression of emotional prosody, and gesture production.
"The issues presented in these cases -- abortion and immigration -- are some of the most hotly contested in our nation's civil discourse," the letter reads.
The signs signal categories of discourse with letters: "M" for music, "C" for costume, "I" for investigation, and "F" for family tour.
One of the most charged and polymorphous five-letter words in aesthetic discourse on a good day, craft has become especially slippery.
Read the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, Letters of Seneca, Discourses and Enchiridion of Epictetus.
A group of 67 Latin American artists, writers, actors and scientists this week published an open letter about Trump's "hateful discourse", and called on people to "remember the historic campaigns against other ethnic groups that ended with millions dead".
At the same time, her hands moved with an efficiency completely at odds with her speech: she held the package now, and, without pausing in her discourse, used the letter opener to cut the red bow my mother had tied.
That all makes perfect sense once you delve a little deeper into the inner workings of Forster's poetic discourse: "From the first letter I got to this, her bill of rights," he sings.
