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New Blackfriars, 1920
Madrid is a very modern city. There are, doubtless, ancient things in it, and certainly its palaces, its churches, and its squares are harshly called modern by a colonial visitor. But for all that, Madrid is, I repeat, a modern city. You feel it so. True, you have not to wait long to see an ox-cart pass across the Puerto del Sol and block the traffic ...
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Madrid is a very modern city. There are, doubtless, ancient things in it, and certainly its palaces, its churches, and its squares are harshly called modern by a colonial visitor. But for all that, Madrid is, I repeat, a modern city. You feel it so. True, you have not to wait long to see an ox-cart pass across the Puerto del Sol and block the traffic ...
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Swords into Plowshares into Swords
1997Abstract THE questions raised and addressed concerning conflicting canons now approach their denouement in the prophecies of Isaiah/Micah and Joel. Any study of true and false prophecy, such as the one under investigation, results from either the ambiguity of prophetic texts or the editorial activity that inevitably follows the ...
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
ABSTRACT Why do we hurt people in the name of morality? Here we elaborate on the theory that moral judgment is an evolutionary strategy for choosing sides in conflicts. Hurting wrongdoers is part of the strategy. Morality may seem like a guiding light for cooperation, but it is actually closely tied to aggression.
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ABSTRACT Why do we hurt people in the name of morality? Here we elaborate on the theory that moral judgment is an evolutionary strategy for choosing sides in conflicts. Hurting wrongdoers is part of the strategy. Morality may seem like a guiding light for cooperation, but it is actually closely tied to aggression.
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2003
Abstract The habit does n’t make the monk; but the suit he wears has great influence on the formation of the tiger. Merely by pouring a man into a military uniform, you infuse him with abjection before his superiors and despotism toward his subordinates. How insolent the arrogance of a colonel in his contact with the humble recruit!
Manuel González Prada +1 more
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Abstract The habit does n’t make the monk; but the suit he wears has great influence on the formation of the tiger. Merely by pouring a man into a military uniform, you infuse him with abjection before his superiors and despotism toward his subordinates. How insolent the arrogance of a colonel in his contact with the humble recruit!
Manuel González Prada +1 more
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2019
A multidisciplinary overview of current research into the enduringly fascinating martial artefact which is the sword.
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A multidisciplinary overview of current research into the enduringly fascinating martial artefact which is the sword.
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The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.
Pacific Affairs, 1947John Useem, Ruth Benedict
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Live by the Sword, Die by the Sword
Southern Medical Journal, 2008Raul Moreno, Carlos Macaya
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