- A
trilogue is a
literary form in
which an
imagined conversation between three parti****nts is recorded.
Extant examples suggest that it is used especially...
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Motti (2002). "Re****essing Israel's Road to Sinai/Suez, 1956: A '
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- death.
These debates were
known as
trialogues and some of the
discussions were
later published in the books:
Trialogues at the Edge of the West and The Evolutionary...
- A
trilogue meeting is a type of
interinstitutional negotiation used in the
European Union (EU)
legislative process. The
bodies involved in
trilogue negotiations...
- ISSN 1749-8171. S2CID 203090839.
Dodds 2009, pp. 230–253. Berger, Alan L., ed.
Trialogue and Terror: Judaism, Christianity, and
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Robert Schütze, An
Introduction to European...
- Additionally, al-Faruqi's
scholarly works, such as
Christian Ethics and
Trialogue of the
Abrahamic Faiths,
continue to
serve as key
resources in interfaith...
-
Mondrian described the
essay as a "condensed
adaptation of the
ideas in his
Trialogue". The book was
translated into
French with the help of Mondrian's old...
