rediscovery

It was a rediscovery because fire's effects on nature had been recognized and used by the aboriginal researchers of the land.

The burial might have had a marker for rediscovery, or it might have been intended as an offering hidden forever to all but their gods.

The Miami Herald called it "a highly readable, bittersweet rediscovery of an art dealer who made a difference. "

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the rediscovery of this former lost city, considered one of the greatest jewels of the Middle East.

as a monumental Tibetan translator, his rediscovery of an anonymous Manchu version of the Elements of Geometry.

Americans' collective and sudden rediscovery of thrift is pushing the economy into its worst recession since at least 1982.

Such that rediscovery of them could have such a profound effect on the western world.

The first step on the road to rediscovery involves spending time with you, which is why I liken the process to dating yourself.

The goal of spiritual discipline is the rediscovery of his true identity with the divine Reality.

This provided the opportunity for the "rediscovery" of ancient cultures and treasures along the trade routes.

Their only hope is to go on a journey of rediscovery and try to find a way to live without the trappings of modern society.

If the story of the past quarter of a century has a one-line plot summary, it is the rediscovery of the power of market capitalism.

In the layer of accepting and acting intuitively, he emphasizes the rediscovery of intuitive knowledge is the main way in the Sage-forming.

The rediscovery of God-centered worship must come from a fresh examination of the biblical teaching concerning worship.

Celebrations have begun in Peru to mark 100 years since the official rediscovery of the ancient mountaintop city of Machu Picchu.

Or did the solar eclipse and floods and blizzards herald the rediscovery of the new sign of the zodiac: Ophiuchus, the snake-holder?

Phenomenological pedagogy calls for the rediscovery and return of human spirits in educational practice.

Then the rediscovery of Western culture in Europe in the Late Middle Ages prompted the Renaissance.

This rediscovery of Dewey coincided with my first encounter with Derrida (which I owe to Jonathan Arac, my colleague at Princeton).

It is the coming together and rediscovery of the clay of its lost memory.

The rediscovery of both ren and li would, arguably, help it gain a legitimate foothold as one.

From the Three essays on sexuality on, we see there arising, arising as impossible, the principle of rediscovery.

A rediscovery of fortune life sooth wrinkle code!

Culture industry reform is sweeping across China. And more and more cultural organizations are experiencing rediscovery and reconstruction.

There is always joy with each rediscovery, but also a harsh reality.

Following the rediscovery of Mendel' s work in 1900, the field of genetics advanced rapidly.

(And this leads him back, eventually, to a quiet rediscovery of the basic truth that we're all in this together. )

The beginnings of psychoanalysis are in fact nothing else than the scientific rediscovery of an ancient truth;

REDISCOVERY AND REDESCRIPTION OF PHEIDOLE NODIFERA Fr. SMITH (HYMENOPTERA: FORMICIDAE)

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