As head of a school known as the House of Hillel, he succeeded in winning wide acceptance for his approach, which liberated texts and law from slavishly literal and strict interpretation; indeed, without him an uncompromising rigidity and severity might have developed in the inherited traditions.
Liberations Woolf liberates the text, the imagination, the fictional character, and then demands that liberty for ourselves, most particularly for women.
Woolf liberates the text, the imagination, the fictional character, and then demands that liberty for ourselves, most particularly for women.
And you the legal organization will get higher Google search result placement if you liberate your text out of its frozen, buried PDF pile and onto lively, usable, searchable web pages.
In her work, books have long been important conceptually and as a kind of raw material, "almost like bricks" as she describes them, though bricks that seem almost sentient in the postmodern way of text liberated from its author.
Those were days, apparently, of high-minded radicalism, liberating "minijupes" by André Courrèges and the conspicuous display of dog-eared texts by Regis Debray.
The symbolic texts of Qu'ran and Haddith may empower young female entrepreneurs to liberate themselves from the prevailing formal or informal limitations based in certain tribal cultural traditions of their business context.
His texts, sometimes a little obscured and intuitive, approach these fundamental existential questions with a liberating calmness.
But the game, through the characters' dialogue and the text that urges you to "play your way," styles itself as something grander, more liberating.
It's hard to think of another single text that so brilliantly captures the powerlessness of being very young, and of the ghoulishly liberating fantasies that result.
