-
prepared Dialogues des
morts ("
Dialogues of the Dead"). Contemporaneously, in 1688, the
French philosopher Nicolas Malebranche published his
Dialogues on Metaphysics...
- of the
dialogues, and with the
exception of the Apology,
there is no
suggestion that he
heard any of the
dialogues firsthand. Some
dialogues have no...
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essential to the genre. Most of the
Socratic dialogues referred to
today are
those of Plato.
Platonic dialogues defined the
literary genre subsequent philosophers...
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Dialogues des Carmélites (
Dialogues of the Carmelites), FP 159, is an
opera in
three acts,
divided into
twelve scenes with
linking orchestral interludes...
- (r. 741–752)
translated the
Dialogues into Gr****. Moorhead, John (2002). "The
figure of the
deacon Peter in the
Dialogues of
Gregory the Great". Augustinianum...
- 1978–2004 art
magazine Dialogues, 1923
piano solo by
Federico Mompou Dialogues 1, Op. 25, and
Dialogues 2, Op. 62, by
Carlos Veerhoff Dialogues II, Op. 126, by...
- was
later overturned. "
Dialogues with Madwomen".
Women Make Movies.
Retrieved 1
December 2014. "
Dialogues With
Madwomen Dialogues With Madwomen". PBS. Retrieved...
- A
Dialogue is a 1973
collaborative work
featuring a multi-topic
conversation between writers James Baldwin and
Nikki Giovanni. The
preface was written...
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Critias (/ˈkrɪtiəs/; Gr****: Κριτίας), one of Plato's late
dialogues,
recounts the
story of the
mighty island kingdom Atlantis and its
attempt to conquer...
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interfaith dialogues have more
recently adopted the name
interbelief dialogue,
while other proponents have
proposed the term
interpath dialogue, to avoid...
