It is a slight but most artistic study of the spirit of the outsider, the dissenter, the man apart.
The author AB Yehoshua called the 1,156-page 1,156-pagemostomesthective interior and sociological study of the spirit of the war of independence generation".
Then he turned to the study of the spirit of ancient Japanese culture and of Japanese Buddhism, writing books and essays treating various aspects of Japanese culture.
The programme-makers defended their work as a study of community spirit in the face of public spending cuts and few jobs.
A YOUNG couple stood in the giant glass cube of the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History one recent Friday evening and studied a replica of Spirit and Opportunity, the twin NASA rovers on Mars.
In 1949 he wrote a play about Alexander the Great, Adventure Story, and in 1960 this not dissimilar study of the tormented spirit of TE Lawrence.
Later, in I. M. Lewis' book Ecstatic Religion: A Study of Shamanism and Spirit Possession, we're given such messages as women and homosexual men are more likely to become possessed because they are weaker; thus, no credible report of shamanhood.
This was an ethnographic study of traditional distilled spirit alcohol production in rural areas of three provinces in Vietnam.
Up in his fourth-floor space in a commercial building on Christie Street, Mr. Semahj keeps a shrine for worship and study of the ancient spirits of Kemet — the ancient name for Egypt.
The Filioque dispute between East and West, which originated in the 8th century, seemed on the way to resolution through theological work associated with the Faith and Order Commission study, Spirit of God, Spirit of Christ (1981): mutually acceptable understandings were approached through formulations such as "the Spirit proceeds from the Father through the Son" or "from the Father of the Son".
