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First published in 1875, this novel by best-selling author Henry James tells the story of a rich man who recognizes the talent in a small-town sculptor and takes him to Rome where he expects his prot g e to flourish under the influence of the Italian masters, which is indeed what he does, until the undermining appearance of beautiful but troublesome Christina Light turns the head of the young artist, who was engaged just prior to his departure for the continent, to the plain but interesting Mary Garland, to whom Rowland has also taken a shine, but remains silent as he is an honorable gentleman, and wonders how he can get Roderick to focus on his art once more, which works for a time but then things take a turn for the worse and off they go to Switzerland where there is some inclement weather...
Roderick is a dedicated, young postman from the countryside making a delivery in Morhil, the biggest city on the entire continent. While his journey is initially exciting and the fantasy metro vibrant, the naïve Roderick is blind to Morhil’s dark, sneaky underbelly. His precious cargo is stolen! And, what’s more, he finds himself at the center of an even larger conspiracy surrounding the disappearance of a famous influencer! Will Roderick be able to prove himself as a postman by delivering the goods, or will this froggy bumpkin be crushed under the goings-on in the big city? Collecting issues #1-5 of Roderick and the City of Morhil, originally released by Comixology Originals and Stout Club, the creative powerhouse composed by comic creators Eduardo Medeiros, Mateus Santolouco, Rafael Albuquerque, and Rafael Scavone. Eduardo Medeiros’ colorful, fantasy tale is the perfect pick for lovers of whimsy and the fantastical, filled with memorable characters and chock-full o’ sight gags that allow the reader to linger on the page, looking for more. Presented in print for the first time by ABLAZE!
When trust is betrayed, forgiveness is the only redemption.Book 3 in the London Libertines is now available Read for FREE with Kindle Unlimited Seven years ago Alice de Grecy's father bullied her into breaking her engagement to businessman Ross Trelawney, an act which left her heartbroken. Now recovering from an abusive marriage to a duke who died in violent circumstances, she finds herself an object of gossip among the ton. Terrified at the notion of remarriage, she spends her time volunteering at a shelter for abused women. When she meets Ross again, their bitter encounter is a reminder of what she has lost.After Alice rejected him, Ross vowed to marry for convenience, not love. Now widowed with a young daughter, a chance meeting with Alice reignites old passions, but the last thing he needs in his life is the woman he's spent seven years trying to forget.When Alice's ambitious father arranges her marriage to a viscount twice her age, Alice and Ross seem destined to be apart. Ross must conquer his demons if he does not wish to lose Alice forever, and Alice must learn to trust again if she is to find happiness.London LibertinesBook 1 - Henry's BrideBook 2 - Hawthorne's WifeBook 3 - Roderick's Widow
Henry James, OM (15 April 1843 - 28 February 1916) was an American author regarded as a key transitional figure between literary realism and literary modernism, and is considered by many to be among the greatest novelists in the English language. He was the son of Henry James Sr. and the brother of renowned philosopher and psychologist William James and diarist Alice James.
Roderick Hudson is a novel by Henry James. Originally published in 1875. Rowland Mallet, a wealthy Bostonian bachelor and art connoisseur, visits his cousin Cecilia in Northampton, Massachusetts, before leaving for Europe. There he sees a Grecian figure he thinks is a remarkable work of art. Cecilia introduces him to the local sculptor, Roderick Hudson, a young law student who sculpts in his spare time. He offers to advance Roderick a sum of money against future works which will allow Roderick to join him in moving to Italy for two years...
My father once said, "It's not how long your prayer is but how strong." Likewise, it is not how long a book is but how utterly strong. After purchasing this book, I hope the strength it was written in will be evident to the reader, given that it was written by a black author. I feel the impact will be dark enough to create an awful space. So this shiny compilation of logic may have its eternal place and time in your head.
In this beautifully wrought novel from master of American fiction Henry James, a talented young sculptor is taken under the wing of a rich and powerful patron who attempts to help foster the full emergence of the sculptor's creative prowess by setting him up in grand style in Italy. However, plans rarely go off as conceived, and before long, the sculptor Roderick finds himself unable to work and in love with the wrong woman.
Australian and Other Poems (1887) by: Roderick J. Flanagan
Roderick J. Flanagan
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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Roderick Flanagan (1 April 1828 - 13 March 1862) was an Irish historian, anthropologist, poet, newspaper proprietor, and journalist. He was born in Elphin, County Roscommon, Ireland and died when he was 34 years of age in East London, after spending 22 years in Australia. However, in that short span he made a major contribution to the understanding of Indigenous Australians, established a newspaper in Melbourne, wrote many poems and prose about his adopted land, and wrote a major history of New South Wales which into the beginning of the 20th century was considered to be the main reference work on the early European presence in Australia.Born in Ireland on 1 April 1828 to Patrick Flanagan (hatter and woolsorter) and Martha Dufficy (daughter of Henry Dufficy - farmer), he and his family emigrated to Australia aboard the emigrant ship Crusader on 15 January 1840 to escape the overpopulation and famine which was raging throughout Ireland.
Roderick Hudson is a novel by Henry James. Originally published in 1875 as a serial in The Atlantic Monthly, it is a bildungsroman that traces the development of the title character, a sculptor. Rowland Mallet, a wealthy Bostonian bachelor and art connoisseur, visits his cousin Cecilia in Northampton, Massachusetts, before leaving for Europe. There he sees a Grecian figure he thinks is a remarkable work of art. Cecilia introduces him to the local sculptor, Roderick Hudson, a young law student who sculpts in his spare time.
Roderico. Die zwo Freundinnen. Oriantes
De Gruyter
2018
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In die Ausgabe seiner „Werke“ (1809–1816) hat Friedrich Maximilian Klinger seine beiden Tragödien „Roderico“ und „Oriantes“ ebenso wie die Komödie „Die zwo Freundinnen“ nicht aufgenommen. Der Schauplatz von „Roderico“ ist das mittelalterliche Spanien, von „Oriantes“, dem letzten von Klingers Stücken, das antike Thrazien.Verschleiert werden sollte auf diese Weise, dass Klinger, der in Diensten des russischen Großfürsten Paul stand, mit den Ideen seiner Titelhelden von Freiheit, Gerechtigkeit und Moral, für die sie sich selbst zum Opfer bringen, auch auf den Despotismus im Zarenreich anspielte. Den Anstoß für das Lustspiel, in dem ein eifersüchtiger Ehemann erfolgreich gegen die innige Verbundenheit seiner Frau mit einer Freundin intrigiert, hat die Beziehung zweier Damen der Hofgesellschaft gegeben. Wieder verlegt Klinger wohl aus Gründen der Diskretion den Ort der Handlung, diesmal auf ein Landgut am Rhein. Als Neudrucke werden die drei Dramen nun wieder verfügbar.
Roderick M. Chisholm Ueber Intentionalitaet
Bruno Schuwey
Herbert Cie Lang AG, Buchhandlung Antiquariat
1983
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Chisholm hat Brentanos These, dass Bewusstseinsphanomene Phanomene besonderer Art sind, in drei analytischen Ansatzen expliziert: linguistischer (50er Jahre), logischer (60er Jahre), ontologischer Ansatz (80er Jahre). Diese Arbeit setzt sich - nach dem Versuch einer neu-fregeanischen Ontologie der Gegenstande - mit den drei Explikationen auseinander und stellt dann eine eigene, epistemologische Version der These vor, in der gezeigt wird, dass ein privilegierter Zugang, die Selbst-Prasentation eine grundlegende Besonderheit der Bewusstseinsphanomene ist, was zum Scheitern der Einheitssprache fuhrt."
