-
meaning "speech, utterance". In an
academic sense,
there is no
professional neologist,
because the
study of such
things (cultural or
ethnic vernacular, for...
- Eric
Arthur Blair (25 June 1903 – 21
January 1950) was an
English novelist, poet, essayist, journalist, and
critic who
wrote under the pen name of George...
- Stanisław
Herman Lem (Polish: [staˈɲiswaf ˈlɛm] ; 12
September 1921 – 27
March 2006) was a
Polish writer of
science fiction and
essays on
various subjects...
- Mermin, N.
David (April 1981). "E
Pluribus Boojum: the
physicist as
neologist" (PDF).
Physics Today. pp. 46–53.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on...
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James Augustine Aloysius Joyce (2
February 1882 – 13
January 1941) was an
Irish novelist, poet and
literary critic. He
contributed to the
modernist avant-garde...
- obscure, little-read, and, thus, misunderstood.[citation needed] A
master neologist,
Browne appears at
number 69 in the
Oxford English Dictionary's list of...
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Uprising Ferenc Kazinczy (1759–1831),
Hungarian author, poet, translator,
neologist Edmund Kean,
English actor John C.
Keegan (1952– ), judge, politician...
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treatments Percivall Pott, surgeon. Sir
Thomas Browne physician and
medical neologist.
Thomas Sydenham physician and so-called "English Hippocrates." Kuan Huang...
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Calvinism Richard Hooker against the
Ramists Reactions within philosophy Neologists against Lutherans Spinozists against Dutch Calvinists Deists against Anglicanism...
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references communities which,
after the schism,
opted to join
neither the
Neologist organization (the "National
Jewish Bureau", in the
original Hungarian...
