- 1717, Pope's
Discourse on
Pastoral Poetry was
published as a
preface to
Pastorals. In this work Pope sets
standards for
pastoral literature and critiques...
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practiced pastoralism, and 75% of all
countries had
pastoral communities.
Pastoral communities have
different levels of mobility.
Sedentary pastoralism has...
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Pastorals had been
written earlier, in 1704, when the
author was sixteen.
Gordon 2003. Britannica. Gordon, Ian (11
March 2003). "
Pastorals". The...
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discuss issues of
Christian living,
doctrine and leadership. The term "
pastorals" was po****rized in 1703 by D. N.
Berdot and in 1726 by Paul Anton. Alternate...
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Pastoral care, or
rendering the care-, cura-, or cure of souls,
refers to emotional,
social and
spiritual support.[original research?] The term is considered...
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Pastoral theology is the
branch of
practical theology concerned with the
application of the
study of
religion in the
context of
regular church ministry...
- Look up
pastoral in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pastoral is a work in the
genre of literature, art, and
music known as the
pastoral genre, that...
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Scottish Pastorals (1801),
containing five
poems and two songs, was the
first book
published by
James Hogg. In 1800, most
likely August or September,...
- The
pastoral elegy is a poem
about both
death and
idyllic rural life. Often, the
pastoral elegy features shepherds. The
genre is
actually a
subgroup of...
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Pastoral rock art is the most
common form of
Central Saharan rock art,
created in
painted and
engraved styles depicting pastoralists and bow-wielding hunters...
