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Islands of
Unwisdom is an
historical novel by
Robert Graves,
published in 1949. It was also
published in the UK as The
Isles of
Unwisdom. It is a reconstruction...
- Crete. London: C****ell, 1949. The
Islands of
Unwisdom. New York: Doubleday, 1949; as The
Isles of
Unwisdom. London: C****ell, 1950. Homer's Daughter. London:...
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mistranslation because it
means more than ignorance. He
suggests the term "
unwisdom" to be a
better rendition. The term
includes not only
ignorance out of...
- poem by
British writer Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936). It
relates to the
unwisdom of
paying "Danegeld", or what is
nowadays called blackmail and protection...
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mistranslation because Avidya means more than ignorance. He
suggests the term "
unwisdom" to be a
better rendition. The term
includes not only
ignorance out of...
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counterpoised to Prudence,
representing a choice, or alone,
representing the
unwisdom of the
actors in the painting. In
Praise of Folly; the
article contains...
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general costs of the war was one of the most
serious acts of
political unwisdom for
which our
statesmen have ever been responsible."
Keynes had been the...
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Marie Powell: Wife to Mr.
Milton (1943) King
Jesus (1946) The
Islands of
Unwisdom (1949)
Seven Days in New
Crete (1949) Homer's
Daughter (1955) Nonfiction...
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necessity for fuller,
truer self-expression, the
realization of the
unwisdom of
allowing social discrimination to
segregate him mentally, and a counter-attitude...
- and
Malaita islands. The
story of the
voyage is told in The
Islands of
Unwisdom, a
historical novel by
Robert Graves.
Pedro Fernandes de Queirós Hilder...
