-
officials of the club were
looking for a universal, non-nationalistic or
localistic,
symbol aiming to
represent the
whole Athens at the
country and further...
- his army and
begin guerrilla war. From that
point on,
distance and the
localistic nature of the
fighting prevented him from
exercising a
strong influence...
- had had
little use for the
National Guard,
which it saw as politicized,
localistic,
poorly armed, ill trained, too
inclined to
idealistic crusading (as against...
- had had
little use for the
National Guard,
which it saw as politicized,
localistic,
poorly armed, ill trained, too
inclined to
idealistic crusading (as against...
-
praises the ****enistic era and idea, so
condemning the closed-mind and
localistic ideas about ****enism. However, in
other poems, his
stance displays ambiguity...
- with each other. In the
villages the
peasants had
their own
rituals and
localistic traditions. In the high
society of the
imperial court, daimyō and samurai...
- with most of
their ethnographers. The
Baining have a long
history of
localistic millenarian cults,
notably Pomio Kivung,
although the main
leaders of...
- Cheeran's
books to children's
literature and
noting his
theory ambitious and
localistic.
Antonio de Gouvea, a
Portuguese missionary and
chronicler of Dom Alexis...
-
officials of the club were
looking for a universal, non-nationalistic or
localistic symbol,
aiming to
represent the
whole Athens at the
country and further...
- V. Anderson, John M. (8
April 1976). The
Grammar of Case:
Towards a
Localistic Theory. CUP Archive. ISBN 9780521080354. "Professor John Anderson". The...
