It traces the New England religious, political, and cultural contexts, exploring previously unknown influences on his philosophy and writing, and attributing new writings to him.
"We see ourselves primarily as a festival of new writings," Mr. Heng said.
Particular attention will be given to the emphasis the new writings place on national identity.
This underlying idea is not new: writings on this concept go back to Rotemberg (1986).
Particular attention will be placed on the emphasis the new writings place on national identity.
But students returning this semester have found whitewashed walls, or nearly so — already new writings have begun to appear.
We describe how new writings, particularly new management accounting measures, were deployed to create spaces of representation in which traditional views and practices were problematized in a strategic effort to constitute a new organisational reality for Britech employees.
Somewhat later, new writings appear: medical diagnoses and recipes, more Sumero-Akkadian word lists, and collections of astrological and other omens and signs with their interpretations.
Others were afterward edited by his son, William, as Sketches and Essays (1829), Literary Remains (1836), and Winterslow (1850) and by his biographer, P.P. Howe, as New Writings (1925 27).
"Not One More Mother's Child," issued by a new publisher, Koa Books of Hawaii, contains journal entries, speeches, letters and new writings, The Associated Press reported.
Sacagawea was carried along in part on the strength of Stephen E. Ambrose's popular new writings about Lewis and Clark, said Mr. Diehl, delighted at all this freshly minted storytelling.
